You are completely wrong on every level, but even if you were correct, it still would not result in the conclusion not to vote. Voting is always an important thing to do both on a spiritual and practical level. You have not fundamentally addressed any of these practical or theological arguments in the thread, all you do is rant.
Fact is, in Germany and France, the challenging party gets bigger every election. Sinners like yourself who refuse to vote aren't helping them grow, even when they are on the cusp of a great victory. There is no reason not to vote other than demonic influence in one's mind.
Quite frankly every significant dissident party in France and Germany, specifically since you mentioned them, has strayed far from their original political inclinations and reactionary reforms, Le Pen and AfD are two examples of this. They both are hounded by the leftists, and now by everyone who is not in their parties, which yes is unfair, smearing, cheap shots, etc, but even if they were in power and were able to attempt to drastically reduce the leftist rot in Europe they would face the same difficulties that the American right would. It is debatable what would happen if they were in power, because we have not seen this yet. We could have potentially seen this with the recent elections in France, but I can fruitlessly postulate all day about what Le Pen would do once they were in charge and it doesn't matter because they were cheated once more by a corrupted voting system. The jews also have a careful watch over these parties and are not on any of their radars so they don't feel threatened by them in the slightest. The issue with all these right-wing parties allegorically comes down to removing the water in your sinking ship without plugging the hole.
The argument could be made for the alternative, that to cast one's vote into a ballot box for one among a number of candidates for mayoral, gubernatorial, senatorial, congressional, or presidential elections one is adhering to and acknowledging the right of said system to exist. If your family had traditionally come from a Monarchic country, where voting was introduced after some kind of secular and bloody rebellion, the practice would seem strange to you. The blend of monarchic and parliamentarian politics as seen in England and in the first state duma of the late Russian Empire ultimately undermined the Christian ethos of these nations, where though things were not perfect beforehand, they were kept in a proper spiritual balance, which always precedes a physical survival of the people.
You have no spiritual authority calling those of us who do not vote to be under demonic influence. We all bend the knee and confess with our tongue our sins to the King of Kings here. I do not call you under demonic influence because you choose to vote and advocate voting for others. We do not know the hardships others do not speak of. I do not advocate for some actual heretical doctrine like the JW's who do not vote nor participate in their country's legal process and then continue to live as a parasite entity, I advocate for whoever chooses not to vote to also plan for their posterity with active goals and thorough logistical plans, since they like to chart their own course instead of having it drawn for them.
At this point in the game, voting is only a somewhat effective tool in localized communities that have not been rotted to the communists yet, like what TruckDriver mentions for rural America, and in some areas of rural Europe where people have successfully pushed back against invasive species setting up "asylums" in villages where the invaders would outnumber the local population. Usually in the latter, voting and referendums are ignored so the people have to protest, riot, and cause a clamor. It takes a bit more than voting to solve these issues, which is why if you are going to advocate voting, you should also advocate a clear line of communication from the representatives during their tenure in office to their constituents, this usually does not happen once they are in because of the miasma of political infighting which takes place among the elected party, though this clear line of communication has taken place in the past to the benefit of the people as it did in NS Germany, where many little changes took place due to constant communication between the workers, farmers, and the authorities.
I am not against the concept of voting historically, but the practicality of it now in these major elections is moot,. For farsighted planners and strategists who have an agenda outside the system, which may be righteous or fevered, they may vote or they may not, but they are on the same level as it ultimately does not matter and they continue their plans knowing this truth. There is a point where the peaceful revolution is denied that nothing else is on the table except reactionary separation to geographical distant land where the system has fewer enforcers and/or violence against the system to weaken it intently.
If you can provide a sequential logical chain of events from the past 79 years in America or a European country of how voting was specifically the tool used to change things for the better, or stall the incoming change for the worse, I would read every word of it. Voting was the jews greatest enemy at one time, but now it is in their dirty palms., hence why they have focused so much on corrupting it.
I would most certainly consider voting if there was a single electable candidate out there who is openly economically anti-semïtic and would focus on banking reform and removing the power that these banking cartels have as well as abolish interest rates, but not a single one touches this. Again, the electable dissidents focus on the issue that jews cause, never the source of the problem. Yes, they likely would be "killed" for even running on such a platform, but such is the reality of this world. I am not voting in any jewish scheme and neither are millions of others who see the long con. More and more people every year check out, it's only a matter of time before bold and determined leaders outside the judeo-masonic paradigm combine their resources and lead the disgruntled populaces to truly cause problems for the system and its talmudic status quo.
Are you willing to at least tolerate an ideological differentiation to your political beliefs? I am not the only one here who isn't voting and hasn't been voting for some time, but that doesn't mean my political activity has ceased.
