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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Furball on October 28, 2004, 02:19:53 PM
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one word only please, who do you hope will win. Kerry or Bush?
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Hope = Kerry
But i think Bush will win...
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Neither.
-SW
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Neither
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(One Word)
RedSoxwinSoDoesKerry!:D
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Originally posted by Octavius
Neither
Well, you might hope for armageddon then because one of em will win...
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I very much hope that kerrie will not win.
he probly won't... I will survive either way tho.
lazs
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http://badnarik.org/Multimedia/9NewsBadnarik.wmv
"Hypothetically, if you are in prison, and you have a 50% chance of lethal injection, a 45% chance of electricution, and a 5% chance of escape, are you going to vote for injection because that's the most likely outcome? If you vote for Democrats or Republicans, you are committing political suicide. They are going to raise your taxes, they are going to interfere with your life and continue to violate your rights. If you want to vote for your constitutional rights, then your only rational choice is to vote for the Libertarian party."
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Originally posted by Octavius
Kerry
i said 1 word please.
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Furballisatard :)
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much better..
Although i will have to go with your first answer. Sorry! Those are the rules because i says so!
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oct... if the election looks to be a landslide for either of the tweedle dee or tweedle dumb candidates then I will of course vote libertarian.
If there is any chance that my vote may let a democrat get in then I will vote republican. I believe that, bad as the republicans are... the democrats are the most dangerous so far as long term bad effects on my money and my rights go.
lazs
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Originally posted by lazs2
kerry
ahem!
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(http://www.onpoi.net/ah/pics/users/216_1098991965_bushflip.gif)
;)
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When is it going to end then Lazs? If some random voter claims they're going to vote for the lesser of two evils in 2004, then what about 2008? 2012? and so on? When will they vote FOR something instead of against it? Why vote for a candidate you can't respect?
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agree with lazs
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Kerry.
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Originally posted by Octavius
i'm a tard, that does not understand how to do a 1 word answer, in a 1 word answer thread, that i have already answed in.
p.s. Furball rules
How right you are! ;)
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oct... I thought I explained it very clearly but... again... if it is a close election it behoves you to make sure the democrat doesn't get in.
It is easy to follow the polls. say there is an 8 point spread... that is the time to vote libertarian. I am from CA so I would vote libertarian if there were only a 4 point spread between kerrie and Bush since my electorial vote is forfiet in any case but.... with a 2 point Bush lead... I need to vote Bush to keep the popular vote from swinging.
lazs
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What Oct said.
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of course I understand.
I'm not playing either party's game. I don't like coke or pepsi, I want 3rd party roundy's brand lemon lime white soda (sprite, for you non-wisconsinites). If there are going to be continously close elections, and you're faced with making sure the more eeevilll candidate doesn't win each time, then there's no hope for a change. Why continue the cycle?
A third option does exist and many people know that. The sooner the votes go libertarian, the sooner we can get out of this endless cycle of a plutocracy and make it a viable third option. There is a zero to nil chance of the libertarians of even nearing 5% this election. I see it as planting seeds.
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we aren't talking about soda here.... I could simply stop drinking soda and it would have no effect on my life. Soda can't take away my rights or change the constitution or appoint supreme court judges or even tax me.
It is seldom that elections are close. On the ballot I will vote on there are about a dozen and a half candidates running for office... the only real squeaker that counts is prez.... I will vote for libertarian or leave blank all the others that I don't feel offer choice.
Even presidential races aren't that close a lot of the times. You have to be a little patient and pick your fights.... it is hard to fight tho if you elect someone in protest who will take away your rights.
lazs
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I agree with Lazs, theres 1000īs brands of Sodas. Theres only 3 options in this election... (2 options)
You really should shutdown the "president" system. And go with a party system instead.
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Not really Lazs, it changes the way the fight is fought though... no more pen and paper.
-SW
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Originally posted by Octavius
When is it going to end then Lazs? If some random voter claims they're going to vote for the lesser of two evils in 2004, then what about 2008? 2012? and so on? When will they vote FOR something instead of against it? Why vote for a candidate you can't respect?
(http://www.gnnr.com/temp/cthulhu.gif)
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LOL MAJIC :D
Lazs, stop drinking soda? Er, so you're saying you wouldn't vote?
If the next election is close, then I think we can see a trend developing. The only way the trend of very close elections will change is if someone majorly screws up while in office. Attempting to please all and pandering to everyone just for a wide range of votes won't keeps things placid and stale. A candidate with some actual color might stir it up a bit. Kinda like a dogfight. First one to make a mistake will see the silk sooner than the opponent. But thats beside the point.
I'm not protesting anything, and I'm not voting against anything.
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Bush
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Bush
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Pat Paulsen
It'd be tough for him to serve but he tried so hard all these years he deserves to win.
Bush really.
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Bush.
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John Kerry is the Jesus Christ of America.
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undecided
LOL LOL LOL
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Originally posted by midnight Target
Bush
Wow! That surprised me!
I voted Bush this past Tuesday.
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Bush.
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Originally posted by midnight Target
Bush
Dangit Eagler! Get away from my keyboard!
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I hope Bush does not win.