>There are degrees of bad. bad
>and reeeeeaaallly bad. Imagine a
>black community without affirmative action.
>that's crack + the return
>to poverty for the few
>that actually got out.

What good is affirmative action when the government can import crack into our community at will? Your argument is for the sake of what might happen and what might not yet you claim to be dealing in the scope of reality.

>The price of not voting is
>too high to pay, unless
>u can topple the system.

how is the price of not voting any different from the price of voting- do voters get different rights. do voters get to live in different parts of the country?

>You either vote, and possibly get
>some of the things you
>want(if the candidate you like
>best wins), and many that
>you don't
>or you don't vote, and are
>completely under the whim of
>whoever is in charge of
>the government.

CMON ZESI- how are you not under the whim of whoever is in charge of the government?

K