Let me tell you a story: Back when I was a prisoner in a government-run public school, one of my social studies teachers said something profoundly stupid, so profoundly stupid that I remember it to this day. During a discussion on the importance of voting, he said: It is important for every American to vote. Remember, it doesn't matter for whom you vote, just as long as you vote! Now, even back then when I had little political knowledge or interest, that statement just sounded so...wrong to me. I mean, "it doesn't matter for whom you vote"? In other words, it's not the outcome that matters but the process? I remember scratching my head over that at the time, just knowing at some ineffable level that that was the type of statement that summed up everything that was wrong with the public school curriculum. Taking that to its logical conclusion, it means there is no qualitative difference between casting a vote for Adol...
Because Edmund Burke would have been a gamer....