Argument Against Voting

Voting. It is a great part of our lives. But the real question is do you do it? The information behind voting is often vague or left out. For instance, do you even know what you want from your propositions? Do you want firearms to be open carried? Do you want equal rights? These are all great questions, and have a certain Je Ne Sais Quoi feeling about the propositions being issued. My sovereign right as a citizen of the United States of America, is to choose my future and the future that I would want for my children; I want the world that I grew up in for them.

As an adult in the twenty first century voting is a right that all should think over and participate in. My parents wanted a future for me, just as they had when they were growing up.

I would like the same for my children in the world that I’m growing up in, but maybe be able to tweak the future, so that it may be a better place than the decisions that were made in the past. An example of bad decisions that came into play were the presidential elections of November 2016. President Donald J. Trump and the propositions that were passed at that time. What if we had a different elector? That “if” is what comes at us when we vote. The reason millennials don't vote is because politics doesn't serve their interests. The reason politics doesn't serve their interests is because they don't vote. The obvious solution would be to form some sort of groundswell that empowers young people to rise up as one and affect change in the political process.

In further support to the reason in which most young people refuse to the notion of casting their ballots to the polls are or is that is their own choice to vote or not to. My main argument was that all should be able to vote as a sovereign right of any United States citizen.
My argument may not be important, but at least it conveys my point.A counterargument to this essay or topic may be that the ones who don’t want to vote, won’t vote and utilize an argument on the parts of which I just stated. The reader should make his/her own decisions based on their feeling and mentality after reading this argumentative essay regarding voting issues among the new generation of individuals, mainly millennials. In which they do not agree with our laws and they believe that they cannot change what is already law. But with the power of voting they can. We can change us.