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Who will I vote for?

Politiko 2025-05-09 16:48:25

By Artan Fuga
Don't vote for political parties, they are a complete lie, vote for the individuals you want regardless of which party they belong to!
In fact, I will tell you who I don't vote for. Not that I have anything against the people I refuse to vote for, not at all, I may even have good friends with them, but voting in politics is not a matter of friendship, but a political decision.
Look what they have done? If you voted for a candidate, you must also vote for the party that has placed them on the list. So, they have denied us the freedom and right to vote for a specific person even though we may not respect the party that has placed them on the list.
This is the deception. This is the insult that is done to us. But also the insult to the candidates: they tell you that without the party you are nothing, zero with a tassel.
Then what should we do? Let's not start the election from the parties as the ballot paper traps us. But, let's first choose the person we want to vote for. Then, as a result, since we have nothing to do, we also choose his party. But, first of all, we choose the person, not the parties at all. Parties are useless! They are worthless.
So, who do I vote for?
Anyone I like, but I am saying that I do not vote for anyone, except with some very, very, very rare exceptions.
I do not vote for:
1. Anyone who is on the closed list, that is, who steals the votes of other candidates who are on the open list. I do not vote for parasitic candidates and who do not accept to be voted for by the people.
2. I do not vote for any deputy who has more than two mandates in the Albanian Parliament. I never vote for someone who wants a third mandate as a deputy. Being a deputy is not a profession.
3. I do not vote for anyone who, for one reason or another, has been found guilty by the justice system, by a court decision, of corruption or has violated the law with a criminal or even civil offense.
4. I do not vote for anyone who has changed even one political party.
5. I do not vote for anyone who has held a ministerial position in a government twice.
6. I do not vote for any individual who has private ownership of a medium- or high-level business.
7. I do not vote for any person who runs for MP in an electoral zone in which they do not reside, or do not have a connection with their family traditions there.
8. I do not vote for any candidate who is catapulted as a candidate for MP without having previously worked for no less than ten years in public administration or in a public agency.
9. I do not vote for any candidate who does not prove that he has contributed to politics for no less than ten years.
10. I do not vote for anyone who knows that any of his first-degree relatives is rumored to have connections with criminal groups.
11. I will not vote for anyone who cannot prove that they have contributed as a member of parliament or member of civil society to the enactment of a law that is in force today.
12. I do not vote for anyone who does not have a public activity known in the media.
13. I do not vote for anyone who I know has used offensive and bullying language towards his political rivals or anyone else.
14. I do not vote for anyone who entered politics before the year 2000, that is, he is a man of the last century.
15. I do not vote for someone who, due to personal acquaintances or information given to me by trusted friends, I know to be a scoundrel, as if he had invented the wheel!
16. I do not vote for any candidate who I know or am told is a member of more than one board of directors, wherever he may be.
17. I do not vote for anyone who I know or am told that during his term as a member of parliament he employed family members in the state.