me that my 'participation' in such a primitive looting system implies
my acceptance of it is going to get a virtual bloody nose.
Odd thing: there were three signs for Raleigh City Council hopefuls
outside my polling place. That wouldn't be odd except that I am not IN
Raleigh, nor was the polling place. I guess those guys just had too
many signs and wanted to junk up my polling place.
As I drove through Cary on my way home, I saw signs saying "Tired of
Cary City Council? VOTE NOBODY" - that was cool.
As I left my polling place, I swiped the nauseating vote-yes-on-bonds
sign decorating the polling place, which might sound daring for such a
straight-lace suburban neighborhood, but in fact the polling place was
closing anyway, so I just saved someone else the effort of throwing it
away. But the reason I wanted it - besides the ritualistic torment I
mean to inflict upon it - is that I wanted to know who paid for them.
Interesting, there doesn't seem to be that information on the signs.
Not even a printer's mark, at least not from a casual inspection.
I suppose Wake County taxes paid for them, but I guess I'll have to go
to the tedious business of tracking that info down. Should have done
so before the election, I guess.
