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Barack Obama is the Antichrist
If thats true, MCCain is an fanatic :/
Barack Obama is the Antichrist
McCain's presidency will be the second coming of Jesus Christ, noob
(I am obviously joking about all this, by the way)
Anywho, Obama > McCain; Biden > Palin
Eh, most kids I know would choose McCain over Obama. Granted I'm not a "little" kid so I was unsure of who you were referring to, Anti.
Tends to depend more on demographic section of the country as opposed to age alone.
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Eh, most kids I know would choose McCain over Obama. Granted I'm not a "little" kid so I was unsure of who you were referring to, Anti.
Tends to depend more on demographic section of the country as opposed to age alone.
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What about Burr and Nader? So they don't have a chance, their still canidates!
---I don't believe you understand the point of candidates outside of the two main presidential nominees.
I don't feel like making a long explanation, so here's a quick summary.
2 candidates locked in war over presidency.
3rd (or more) candidate(s) come in and declare both sides have lost sight of the important values, and that they will ensure that said values are dealt with properly should said third candidate be elected.
Both parties, eager to grab the moderate votes who may go for the third party, quickly adopt these policies.
In other words, they simply catalyst the (seemingly) better change for both parties.
That would explain it.I'd be in a rural area.
I don't believe you understand the point of voting.I don't believe you understand the point of candidates outside of the two main presidential nominees.
I don't feel like making a long explanation, so here's a quick summary.
2 candidates locked in war over presidency.
3rd (or more) candidate(s) come in and declare both sides have lost sight of the important values, and that they will ensure that said values are dealt with properly should said third candidate be elected.
Both parties, eager to grab the moderate votes who may go for the third party, quickly adopt these policies.
In other words, they simply catalyst the (seemingly) better change for both parties.
..and what the hell, Ron Paul isn't even on the ballot
Sure writing in is an option, but a very futile one at that.
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Apparently more than you doI don't believe you understand the point of voting.
There's a lot more people than two. And if you think the future is nothing to talk about, you have a very sad future ahead of you.2 people are bored and have nothing to talk about.
See, the point of voting is to show what the people think wont lead our country to destruction. If you find voting this useless, I'm not sure why you're even arguing about itIn other words, voting is simply something to pass our time was our country steadily makes its way towards destruction.
I never said they were useless.The uselessness of the third party is a paradigm that the world has adopted.
No, not really. Third parties are hardly that glorious. They just believe they're the best candidate, like the main two parties. They aren't trying to break political boundaries any more than the main two parties. They're just trying to carve them so their name fits smugly into them.The purpose of the modern-day third party is to persevere through these hard times in hopes that one day, they will drop this illusion of two parties and invite a more open-minded democracy.
So then we get a wall which separates <color x> from <color y>. Unless we get another Era of Good Feelings, which hardly lasted any time at all. See, even if one of the main parties collapsed, another would emerge. There will pretty much always be two main parties who will combat to the death, and split our country. It has happened fairly consistently since the beginning of our country (Federalists vs. Democratic Republicans, Democratic Republicans vs. Whigs, Democrats vs. Republicans), and it wont change, no matter who is elected.And the bigger the message, the sooner we will come to breaking down the wall that separates blue and red from the rest of the spectrum.
Even though you claim it's all useless? Oh well, not bad advice to live by.I'm saying "Let nothing stand in the way of voting for who you think should lead your country."
We all know he is.
YouTube - John Mccain - If You're Thinking of Voting For This MORON... Honestly, if that video doesn't get through to some McCain supporters, nothing will.
It was sarcasm to parallel your argument.Apparently more than you do
There's a lot more people than two. And if you think the future is nothing to talk about, you have a very sad future ahead of you.
See, the point of voting is to show what the people think wont lead our country to destruction. If you find voting this useless, I'm not sure why you're even arguing about it![]()
No, but the "icing on the cake" purpose you have for them is just going to flush possible improvements for elections down the drain.I never said they were useless.
Of course that's not the purpose they have in mind. I'm saying that's a purpose we can give them.No, not really. Third parties are hardly that glorious. They just believe they're the best candidate, like the main two parties. They aren't trying to break political boundaries any more than the main two parties. They're just trying to carve them so their name fits smugly into them.
Elections always boil down to two or so candidates. However, 2 dominating parties are something people can do without. They use the safety of parties as if thinking for themselves is too much of a task. My idea is rather idealistic. That's obvious. However, pursuing it will aid at least the potential for better presidents.So then we get a wall which separates <color x> from <color y>. Unless we get another Era of Good Feelings, which hardly lasted any time at all. See, even if one of the main parties collapsed, another would emerge. There will pretty much always be two main parties who will combat to the death, and split our country. It has happened fairly consistently since the beginning of our country (Federalists vs. Democratic Republicans, Democratic Republicans vs. Whigs, Democrats vs. Republicans), and it wont change, no matter who is elected.
Again, sarcasm here.Even though you claim it's all useless? Oh well, not bad advice to live by.
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We could give any candidate that purpose. Hell, Obama has even been saying he's trying to accomplish that. Will it happen? No.I'm saying that's a purpose we can give them.
I don't think that improvements for further elections will really be dictated by 3rd party candidates.No, but the "icing on the cake" purpose you have for them is just going to flush possible improvements for elections down the drain.
True, but as you noted, it's idealistic. I see where you're coming from, but it lacks a general structure to work.Elections always boil down to two or so candidates. However, 2 dominating parties are something people can do without. They use the safety of parties as if thinking for themselves is too much of a task. My idea is rather idealistic. That's obvious. However, pursuing it will aid at least the potential for better presidents.
and umm your saying that obama hasnt lied? or that because of 1 thing McCain lies all the time? hmm
Good lord is all you think about war?lets hope this is one of the times when obama was lieing
YouTube - Obama, Reasons why soldiers don't like him in 52 seconds
sure that sounds mostly good, except for the frighting-chill down my spine part where he says he will cut investments in missile defense systems (that have yet to prove themselves), not weaponize space (because if we dont do it nobody will duh), and slow the development of war technology that keeps us at the top. btw no matter what president we have, more war will eventually come to america. and thankfully obama will make sure everyone is on the same playing field (maximizing casualties). thanks barrack!
seriously this is mad scary except where he will "try" to slow down the nucleur advancements and the thing with russia, those are good goals. but everything else omg, he serious?
You don't know that. Our entire universe could be just a game to some advanced creatures beyond out imagination.Who cares if we have a great military if the common people are going destitute? This isn't a bloody RTS or some shit, there are more important matters than war.
It's all a matter of opinion. Both candidates know what they're going to do about the economy, and they know what they think is best for the economy. Whether it actually is what's best for the economy is pretty much what many people are voting on.That's why I'm voting for Ron Paul. Neither of the "official" candidates has any clue or plans on what to do about the economy, which is what most Americans think is the biggest problem, and that's all Ron Paul would ever talk about. Every question asked went back to the economy, because that's where most problems are coming from
I never played melee D:Go play melee on Battle.net if you don't believe me.
Precisely my point.We still need to have money or we lose. If we don't use our resources wisely, we lose the game.
Nah, this world as an RTS would suck. You'd have to deal with way too much, and there aren't enough ragdoll physics in the world for it to be entertaining.You don't know that. Our entire universe could be just a game to some advanced creatures beyond out imagination.
You can't talk JUST about the military and not expect discussions of the economy to be brought up. Everything is fairly tied together.well i was only talking about the military. if i went on about the economy i would have to write twice as much as it is just as important if not more then important (probably more) then the military. but i just stumbled on the video and felt like i might as well share it. however i have serious doubts on McCain winning anyways as every news station reports Obama leading by atleast 3% so im not too confident in my "canidate". but just know my reasons for McCain go far beyond his military views opposed to Obamas.
well i was only talking about the military. if i went on about the economy i would have to write twice as much as it is just as important if not more then important (probably more) then the military. but i just stumbled on the video and felt like i might as well share it. however i have serious doubts on McCain winning anyways as every news station reports Obama leading by atleast 3% so im not too confident in my "canidate". but just know my reasons for McCain go far beyond his military views opposed to Obamas.
I have a bad feeling Mccain will win because the whole of America is secretly racist.
Seriously, I really do.