Why You Shouldn’t Care About The 2016 Election

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The 2016 election is the biggest piece of trash the American media machine has squeezed out in a long time. Usually, I’ve got no problem voting the thin red party line, even if the candidate eats babies. Screw Team Blue, am I right?

But 2016 is different. 2016 is the end of American politics as we know it. I’m going to let you in on a little secret the GOP and DNC don’t want you to think about: No matter who is elected in 2016, America is fucked.

Do you know why?

C.R.E.A.M.
-Wu-tang

We no longer have a say in who runs our country. Money does. The greatest country on Earth has been reduced to choosing its leaders based on the lesser of two evils. By “lesser of two evils,” I mean “the candidate who doesn’t smile while sucking Satan’s dick.” The fact that it’s down to Trump or Hillary makes us all look very dumb as voting citizens. One of these two turds will stain the porcelain throne of America forever.

This election is a heavyweight smash-fest between a thoroughly used Fleshlight and a dildo with dead, corroded batteries. In the Blue corner! Hillary, the personification of pure evil and corporate whoredom. In the Red corner! Trump, the Fukushima of finance and champion of all things stupid.

I honestly can’t believe this shit is real. Such a perfect blend of comedy and tragedy. The two choices are at opposite extremes of horrible and neither one deserves to be on the ballot. I’m disgusted that this is what my great nation has devolved into.

This is not the first time the GOP has fumbled in the redzone. They can’t seem to pull a decent candidate out of their clown car primary system and the Donald has trumped even the GOP this time around. The GOP still desperately clings to creepy Ted serial killer Cruz. At least Bernie bit the bullet and finally endorsed Hillary (the plan all along).

Cruz, Kasich, and Bush are still playing tug-o-war with each other’s dongs in hopes that Trump will drop out in the final hour because his presidential campaign is just a scam to triple his net worth by selling a bunch of dumb Trump paraphernalia to trailer park people. I feel completely alienated as a Republican. My party offers me no reprieve and they leave me with Trump as my champion in the fight against the great dragon. WTF is this bullshit, GOP? Why have you forsaken me?

This whole election is a circle jerk that’s manifested into reality. Luckily, I have faith that neither of these puppets really matter. If elected, Trump would just turn America into Trump TV and Hillary would get morbidly obese from sucking SuperPAC dick all day long. That’s it. Nothing else will happen. Business will go on as usual because business runs everything, especially governments.

The people who really run things are making a wager for 2016. That’s what this election is all about. They’re testing the limits of what we’ll tolerate. They’re checking to see how dumb we really are. We’re heavily armed, after all. We’re not a people that historically tolerates a high degree of government fuckery.

The two parties are just two arms of the same puppeteer, keeping us endlessly distracted in the illusory conflict of bullshit politics.

This election is proof that we don’t need paid-off politics anymore. It’s proof that both parties are incompetent — or worse — corrupt to the core. Neither party represents anything that matters anymore. It’s all the same Citizens United blood money.

This election is going to be a supernova of voter alienation. Half the left hates Hillary and half the right hates Trump. The aftermath of this electoral shit storm will tear a schism so deep into both parties, the stupidity will echo throughout elections to come.

In the vacuum created between red and blue, a real third party will finally have room to get its shit together. They are our only hope for any kind of unbiased government in the future. At the very least, a third party would force the GOP and DNC to offer real, meaningful candidates. The trend of choosing the lesser of two evils has got to end. The trend of corporate campaign control has got to go. Trendy private interests are ruining this country.

The 2016 election is unimportant in the present, but infinitely valuable for the future. 2016 will set the stage of hatred necessary to propel a third party into inevitable relevance. In November, I’m voting for Gary Johnson, not because I particularly give a shit about Gary Johnson, but because I hate him the least out of all the possible candidates. If this is how we’re gonna pick our shit, so be it. I choose the least of three evils.

I’d rather use my vote as an act of faith for an alternative, any alternative. I can’t vote for Hillary or Trump and sleep at night, so I guess voting for Johnson is better than not voting at all. A vote for Gary Johnson is a vote for None of the Above. I also like him because he openly calls trump a pussy.

If the Republicans ever want my vote again, they need to fucking earn it. They’ve been taking my votes for granted and I’m sick of it. They obviously didn’t listen to me last time.

I’m voting with my conscience this time, which tells me to avoid electing huge sacks of shit to positions of power. I hate Trump. I really fucking hate Hillary. I can tolerate Gary Johnson.

2016: Vote for tolerance, not hate.

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  1. HottyToddysd

    Wow. I can’t believe a site that supposed to be about fraternity men (who are supposed to be held to a higher standard in society) as we represent leaders and gentlemen is telling us not to care about an election. First off this is one of the most important elections of our time. The future of our nation depends on it. Our next president will be appointing new justices that will shape the future of our country for our kids and grandkids. Don’t listen to anyone who tells you your vote is not important and that the election doesn’t matter. What a bunch of soft kooks over here at TFM. Lame.

    8 years ago at 1:25 pm
    1. HottyToddysd

      And to the never Trump people. Grow up. Yea he might not be ideal, yea he might be a little outlandish at times, but he caress. He truly cares, and he has far better visions for this nations future than Hillary. Clinton could turn the entire Supreme Court around and we’ll have extremely liberal leftist voting on things like Gun control, abortion, Heath insurance, minimum wage, etc. that will not only effect you, but also your kids and grandkids. It does matter.

      8 years ago at 1:29 pm
      1. Bid Notice

        Really, he has better visions? Where are his specifics? Oh wait. He has none. I’m not convinced he’s better on a single issue you listed than Hillary. All of those issues are easier to fix than what he will do. You grow up and vote for a real candidate. I’m voting for Gary Johnson, and you can fuck off.

        8 years ago at 1:38 pm
      2. InHoc04

        A little outlandish at times? He’s questioned the need for nuclear restraint, undermines NATO (i.e. our troops forward operating positions in Europe), and went after a Gold Star family. The man is unfit to be President. Oh and I promise you… he couldn’t care less

        8 years ago at 1:51 pm
      3. Cory_and_Trevor

        Out of all the issues with trump, the nuclear thing worries me the most. One of Hillary’s biggest negatives is her risky and interventionist foreign policy positions, and so instead of running someone against her on that, we run a guy who doesn’t get why we don’t just nuke people.

        8 years ago at 2:05 pm
      4. Fratstarbator

        i dont believe trump actually supports some of the things hes said. i truly think its part of his strategy. if you watch his speeches/beliefs from a year ago to now he says outlandish things and slowly tapers away from them. the outlandish statements draw the media to him which he then uses to attack his opponents. he got what amounted to roughly 2billion of free media coverage and for someone with less pacs/backing than the other candidates this was clearly a great strategy

        8 years ago at 4:22 pm
      5. BobMotherFuckingBarker

        Yeah, but asking in a closed door meeting 3 separate times why we can’t use nukes is scary as fuck. There’s also a quote from him where he says that he won’t take nuking Europe off the table. I think that hillary is awful, and she’ll never get my vote, but Trump is objectively more dangerous to national security.

        8 years ago at 11:09 am
  2. JohnFratYatesSommers

    This election is really no different than other years. The republican candidate panders to their base by playing off their xenophobia and racism while the democrat panders to their base by being more politically correct than the republican and by promising voters free shit.

    Meanwhile the Green Party and libertarian candidates sit on the sidelines without an icecube’s chance in hell because their policies would actually upend the status quo, and we can’t have that.

    8 years ago at 1:28 pm
    1. Cory_and_Trevor

      I don’t get the whole “anti-establishment” thing, on both sides. Both Trump and Bernie people keep talking about how shitty everything is, last time I checked this country is literally the best place to live since the beginning of human civilization. That doesn’t mean it’s perfect but I’m not buying that we need some kind of radical revolution, and as well off fraternity men I’m definitely surprised to see people on this site bashing the “status quo”

      Tl;dr This country’s pretty sweet so the whiny liberals and the angry Trump nuts can both shut the fuck up

      8 years ago at 2:14 pm
      1. CanadianB4C0N

        Being the motherfucking best since the dawn of humanity even though you haven’t been around that long. TFM.

        8 years ago at 2:40 pm
  3. FratticusFrinch16

    If Trump builds a wall between the US and Mexico what do you think will happen to coke prices?

    8 years ago at 10:29 pm
  4. Borntorun94

    People fought and died for our right to vote and to self-govern, that’s why you should care.

    8 years ago at 12:07 am
  5. FrockAndRoll

    “If the Republicans ever want my vote again, they need to fucking earn it.” Exactly. Thank you.

    8 years ago at 12:35 am