Election Day is upon us, and as citizens, we are faced with a crucial question: should we even bother to vote? The truth is, every vote counts, and your voice matters. Regardless of which candidate you support, the act of voting is a fundamental right and a way to participate in the democratic process. It may seem like a small action, but it is a powerful statement that you care about the direction of our nation.

However, the topic of riots, especially in the context of a disputed election, is a valid concern. In recent years, we have seen riots and civil unrest following close elections. The fear of violence and chaos is understandable, but it is essential to remember that these incidents are not representative of the majority of Americans. The left loves to burn shit down and will definitely be doing burning on election night. 

A few More Good Years

Finally, let’s discuss Donald Trump’s potential impact on the next few years. Some believe that if Trump gains a few more years in office, he will be able to implement policies that benefit the country.  He will be able to temporarily hold off the worst of whats coming. But you’d better be prepping your butts off in the meantime. 

 In conclusion, voting is a crucial part of our democratic process, and we should all take the time to exercise our right to vote. While the fear of riots and the potential impact of Trump’s leadership are valid concerns, we must focus on maintaining peace, unity, and the strength of our nation.