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Author: | 1ucksh0t [ Mon Oct 15, 2007 9:31 am ] |
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Who is [ __ ] voting for and why? I myself am voting for Ron Paul because: He wants to end the war, plain and simple. I also enjoy his libertarian leanings. seeing that is the party I can most relate to. I question his motives in abolishing much of the departments, federal reserve, etc., because I don't understand the total implications of him doing so. |
Author: | Hogg [ Mon Oct 15, 2007 9:38 am ] |
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Politics is stupid bullshit. I don't like any of the dozen or so rich people placed before the public as the only options for election by the other rich people who decide whom America gets to vote for. Also, my calendar may be in error, but it seems it's 2007 and the election is in fucking 2008, so fuck all the candidates for jumping out of the gates extra early with their spending millions on campaigns. In other words, go ahead and post here, but I may bitterly and/or viciously mock you or the candidate you support. |
Author: | Happy [ Mon Oct 15, 2007 9:38 am ] |
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Fred Thompson Only because I can't vote for Jack McCoy. |
Author: | BONER JACKSON [ Mon Oct 15, 2007 10:14 am ] |
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i am doing the paper ballot and just writing BONER JACKSON all over it in blood and then im gonna suckerpunch the security guy in the back of the dome and poopp in a cup |
Author: | 1ucksh0t [ Mon Oct 15, 2007 10:22 am ] |
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Quote: Politics is stupid bullshit. I don't like any of the dozen or so rich people placed before the public as the only options for election by the other rich people who decide whom America gets to vote for. Also, my calendar may be in error, but it seems it's 2007 and the election is in fucking 2008, so fuck all the candidates for jumping out of the gates extra early with their spending millions on campaigns.
You know, I agree with you Hogg. I think most of us do, but this is the world we live in today, apathy cannot fix the situation in which we live today. I think most democracies in the first world are much the same. So why not find someone that most closely aligns with what you believe and vote, ya know?
In other words, go ahead and post here, but I may bitterly and/or viciously mock you or the candidate you support. |
Author: | Hogg [ Mon Oct 15, 2007 10:39 am ] |
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It isn't apathy that motivates me not to vote for anyone, and in the past I've done what you said. But if the only available candidates support things that go against my conscience, I won't vote for them. |
Author: | 1ucksh0t [ Mon Oct 15, 2007 10:47 am ] |
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Quote: It isn't apathy that motivates me not to vote for anyone, and in the past I've done what you said. But if the only available candidates support things that go against my conscience, I won't vote for them.
I am curious as to where you stand on todays issues, mind sharing?
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Author: | Hogg [ Mon Oct 15, 2007 10:58 am ] |
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Which issues? |
Author: | 1ucksh0t [ Mon Oct 15, 2007 2:30 pm ] |
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Quote: Which issues?
Those most important to you. For me, it is: the war, legal status of abortion, rights for gays to marry, the limitations of our freedom through legistlation and executive orders, secret prisons run by our government, the federal deficit, and the North American Union.How about you? |
Author: | Hogg [ Mon Oct 15, 2007 2:56 pm ] |
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Life issues are pretty big to me. Abortion = no, death penalty = no (unless absolutely necessary for the protection of society, which I can't imagine being the case in this country), embryonic stem cell research = no, euthanasia = no, torture = no, war = bad (unless there's grave and imminent reason for it). Gay marriage = no. Big Brother = bad. As for economics and stuff, honestly, the above is more important to me when it comes to voting and conscience, and there are no candidates who get that stuff right (at least, none of the two who may actually be elected). I can go for the least of evils, or I can write in someone whom I actually fully support, but the former is just concession to the continuing degradation of respect for human life (etc.), and the latter is useless. |
Author: | 1ucksh0t [ Mon Oct 15, 2007 3:12 pm ] |
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Quote: Life issues are pretty big to me. Abortion = no, death penalty = no (unless absolutely necessary for the protection of society, which I can't imagine being the case in this country), embryonic stem cell research = no, euthanasia = no, torture = no, war = bad (unless there's grave and imminent reason for it).
Sounds good, you know your position, why not at least find a candidate close to your own opinions. In my personal belief the only way you will ever find a candidate that has the same views as you is when you yourself run. So in order for democracy to work we have to find the people that are closest to our own personal beliefs.
Gay marriage = no. Big Brother = bad. As for economics and stuff, honestly, the above is more important to me when it comes to voting and conscience, and there are no candidates who get that stuff right (at least, none of the two who may actually be elected). I can go for the least of evils, or I can write in someone whom I actually fully support, but the former is just concession to the continuing degradation of respect for human life (etc.), and the latter is useless. |
Author: | BONER JACKSON [ Mon Oct 15, 2007 4:10 pm ] |
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seriouspost i am pro civil rights to a fault but i'm really conservative when it comes to economics having said that i really don't know shit about economics or politics in any form but i vote every time because i think the forefathers are a bunch of cool dudes and i do it to honor them basically oh and the patriot act is gay i actually care about that one basically any candidate that says theyre gonna get rid of that gets my vote by default because thats seriously fucked up have any candidates said they were gonna get rid of that shit pronto oh also i finished my review of 2girls1cup head on over to BONER JACKSON to check it out |
Author: | BONER JACKSON [ Mon Oct 15, 2007 4:11 pm ] |
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i hope bush gets the baseball commissioner job after he's done with tihs one |
Author: | Jenosidhe [ Mon Oct 15, 2007 5:42 pm ] |
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wow so this forum went all bill oreiley and shit. I dont vote, i have a BA in political science but i still dont vote LOL. personally i dont 1 cause im lazy and like not ever having jury duty. but 2 i dont believe in voting for the president because the voting system is designed around the average person being an idiot and set up for a small group to decide what they want. This can and did happen in 2000 where the popular vote did not win and until there is no electoral college i will never vote. |
Author: | assrott [ Mon Oct 15, 2007 5:52 pm ] |
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Agreed. Unless you live in Maine or Nebraska, your state's method of awarding electoral votes is stupid as fuck. |
Author: | 1ucksh0t [ Mon Oct 15, 2007 5:57 pm ] |
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well, i have to agree with the notion that the average person is an idiot; however, still you can play some role and get out there and vote so electoral voter representing your area can vote in your favor. |
Author: | Jenosidhe [ Mon Oct 15, 2007 7:53 pm ] |
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you forgot the key word. If the electoral voter represents the vote. He is under no obligation to do so. that is why they are there, so that if the uneducated masses want the wrong person elected then the educated elite can pick the "right" person. hence my aversion to voting at all. |
Author: | 1ucksh0t [ Mon Oct 15, 2007 7:59 pm ] |
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Quote: you forgot the key word. If the electoral voter represents the vote. He is under no obligation to do so. that is why they are there, so that if the uneducated masses want the wrong person elected then the educated elite can pick the "right" person. hence my aversion to voting at all.
I have heard that the electoral college can elect whoever they want and I was just reading wiki about it but I couldn't find reference to how the electoral college decides their vote.. It could be that im tired, i dunno, but do u have links by any chance supporting that? I have heard this over and over again and would like to settle this controversy in my head.
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Author: | dime [ Mon Oct 15, 2007 8:18 pm ] |
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that electoral college nonsense.. while by law, they CAN pick who they want, they'll always pick in accordance with their state. if texas throws 4 million votes at kinky friedman and 1 million votes at penis mcslappypants, the electoral college will vote in favor of kinky friedman. |
Author: | rmrfkorea [ Mon Oct 15, 2007 10:26 pm ] |
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castro for president. |
Author: | snackpipe [ Wed Oct 17, 2007 4:24 am ] |
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I'm pro-choice, anti-war, pro-gay CIVIL UNION NO NO NO NO NO NO MARRIAGE, what would be really awesome is socialized healthcare. I watched SiCKO and that shit made a lot of sense, even though it came from Michael Moore's bitchass. |
Author: | snackpipe [ Wed Oct 17, 2007 4:25 am ] |
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Quote: Quote: you forgot the key word. If the electoral voter represents the vote. He is under no obligation to do so. that is why they are there, so that if the uneducated masses want the wrong person elected then the educated elite can pick the "right" person. hence my aversion to voting at all.
I have heard that the electoral college can elect whoever they want and I was just reading wiki about it but I couldn't find reference to how the electoral college decides their vote.. It could be that im tired, i dunno, but do u have links by any chance supporting that? I have heard this over and over again and would like to settle this controversy in my head. |
Author: | LiamE [ Wed Oct 17, 2007 7:38 pm ] |
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Socialism works!!!1!! |
Author: | BONER JACKSON [ Wed Oct 17, 2007 7:43 pm ] |
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Quote: Socialism works!!!1!!
Woa, just noticed u got a 1 right in the middle of all your !'s. Maybe you should keep your pinky on the shift key if you want anybody to take you seriously in this serious thread about caring about political shit
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Author: | Glimfeather [ Wed Oct 17, 2007 7:45 pm ] |
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Who started this piece of shit thread? Oh Hi luckshot. |
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