I can recall sitting in gov't. class and my teacher, a well-known-so-called Democrat, whatever that is, told "his" students, "If you don't vote, then you don't have a right to complain." I didn't raise my hand and explain why I strongly disagreed with what he just said. Instead I just sat there thinking he is "full of it." I don't vote because casting a vote for any of these candidates is a vote for failure. The politicians that are elected still have in there heads "people are kings of the world and supposed to be kings of the world." If you listen hard enough, you can hear them say we are the world. And if you look at them hard enough, that is what they are representing. No one asks these people what the true world means to them or what is our niche, our contribution, along with the rest of the community. If anyone has a right to complain, it's the nonvoter. What do you think? • Ishmael.org, the work & philosophy of Daniel Quinn