I understand your logic, you are a citizen of a state and the state is the important factor in the equation. The irony of your logic is it comes directly from Hegel, the philosopher who influenced the philosophers who established the justification for the actions of the fascists. The state is what is real and it is the obligation of the individual to do what the state tells them needs to be done. What the individual thinks about the state is immaterial because the existence and continuance of the state is all that matters. That being your attitude it is understandable why you think what you think about the importance of voting. By the way, I’m neither a “commie” nor a fascist, two matching ideologies that differ only in how to achieve total government control. If you want to cast aspersions on me at least get the nomenclature right: call me an anarchist, one who philosophically accepts and advocates for the notion of the absence of a state.