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NEVER use the word "lower class citizen" because people that are poor are still intelligent and still have the right to vote. You haven't been paying attention to voting in your country. The blacks in certain areas of the States were highly discouraged from voting (there are a great deal of blacks in the U.S. as you know) in the last election and wanted to vote but certain people hired by certain running mates for voting burned churches, some were threatened, yet these people believe in their country (and it is their country too) and got their own bus and went in and voted!!! In the U.S. and Canada most citizens (with the exception of the very rich or corporations) feel that their vote will get them nowhere and that it's a joke! They don't trust politicians and who could blame them. You get one mess out of the government and end up with another one. Some people in the U.S. and Canada become apathetic and that's the worse thing they can do. Don't like who your president is or someone else you are voting for then GET OUT AND VOTE! Sometimes you simply have to pick the lesser of two evils. I vote every single year, but have little faith in most governments that get in (most of which I didn't vote for.) It's a great thing that we have the freedom to vote because many countries don't so start talking to people and get them out there voting.

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