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No.
I will keep this in mind next time I see you complaining about politics
https://youtube.com/watch?v=xIraCchPDhk
Replace "America" with "Britain", 100% the same.
Not really. In the UK we don't vote for a prime minister. We vote for a single person to represent our constituency.
The mechanics are different but it makes no difference whatsoever to the sentiment. Everything Carlin says about American politics is entirely applicable to British politics.
Title: George Carlin Doesn't Vote. Reaction: Idiot.
Subtitle: George carlin speaks the truth, Voting Is another way to keep you in a closed distracted bubble. Reaction: George Carlin is working to bring about the end of democracy in the USA. Clearly he doesn't believe in it. I do.