Some people will have a go at you if you say you don't vote.
"If you don't go out and vote you give up your say on how this country is run!..idiot"
It seems the common belief that a vote grants us a say in how our democracy is run. It gives us a voice in the midst of the masses it is one piece of evidence that we live in a free society. However a vote does not give us a personal and individual right to choose our democracys rules and regulations but it gives us the right to choose a proxy to do it for us. In theory we find the candidate that shares the same view as ours, that promises us that they will support our position in matters that arise. This of course relies heavily on trust and that often seems to be lacking. Particularly on my part.
How many times do politicians break there election promises or fail to do what they say or act in an unethical manner? It seems we have no choice but to continue voting for more and more politicians interested in their careers and bank balances more than their constituencies.
What would happen if at the general election literally not one single person left their house to vote? I mean literally zero for all parties? Think they have a contingency plan for that?
Anyone want to chip in for a medium sized tropical island?
SeasideMan
Pro 
Our democracy is a sham. We basically have a choice between 2 governments: Labour or Tory, and they are about 90% the same anyway.
A mass non-vote would be interesting but unlikely.