How I'm Voting on Arizona's Ballot Propositions
I'm voting NO across the board.
Why? Do some research and you'll find that, with the exception of 102 which is sponsored by bigots, all our state's ballot propositions are sponsored solely by the industries and corporations that they will ultimately benefit. None of them are actually grassroots efforts proposed by and for the benefit of the people of the state of Arizona. In fact, the three proposals that were grassroots efforts, the ones that could have actually benefited the state, couldn't collect enough signatures to make it onto the ballot.
Of course, corporations have plenty of money to hire people to go door to door, and so you can rest assured that most of the propositions on any of the ballots across the United States will benefit corporations directly or indirectly and not the people of their respective states.
Want my advice? Vote NO on every Arizona ballot proposition. You'll be doing the people of our state a favor.
Why? Do some research and you'll find that, with the exception of 102 which is sponsored by bigots, all our state's ballot propositions are sponsored solely by the industries and corporations that they will ultimately benefit. None of them are actually grassroots efforts proposed by and for the benefit of the people of the state of Arizona. In fact, the three proposals that were grassroots efforts, the ones that could have actually benefited the state, couldn't collect enough signatures to make it onto the ballot.
Of course, corporations have plenty of money to hire people to go door to door, and so you can rest assured that most of the propositions on any of the ballots across the United States will benefit corporations directly or indirectly and not the people of their respective states.
Want my advice? Vote NO on every Arizona ballot proposition. You'll be doing the people of our state a favor.
Labels: arizona, elections, propositions

