Oh you should, gives you a chance to pick out the stationary and everything :scarf:
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US Presidential Elections thread - the fate of the world to be decided (44 Viewers)
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Oh, yeah, am a big, tall dark dangerous african 
Nah, I am an expert to sense even the most subtle hints of bigotry, lifetime experience And this is just funny bureacracy stuff. Illogical red tape stuff is their version of having fun, it was obvious the guy asking me of this didnt think it made much sense, but he was forced to do so by law, hehe.
Nah, I am an expert to sense even the most subtle hints of bigotry, lifetime experience
And this is just funny bureacracy stuff. Illogical red tape stuff is their version of having fun, it was obvious the guy asking me of this didnt think it made much sense, but he was forced to do so by law, hehe.
Americas top 20 facts of law... Interesting read.
http://www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message463013/pg1
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I'm so glad you didn't say "god is dead", the most frequent Nietzsche sentence of all time. Idiots from all over the place put that one quote up as some way to justify their own stupid opinions. And it paints a truly shallow picture of Nietzsche who actually questioned pretty much everything (as a philosopher should).
It's more than that. That is quite an over simplification.
Many people just don't register for a number of reasons.
A lot of youth didn't bother to register after the 2004 election basically decided that they were unimportant. Some are just turned off by the fact that we voted to elect Bush twice. Others didn't register after the 2000 election because they thought their vote doesn't matter.
Then you get a guy like Obama who is young, energetic, eloquent and has the ability to speak to the young voters and the disenfranchised in this country and its money. Except, thanks to John Kerry many of them aren't registered.
It's the same thing the hollywood liberals to time and again to the church going southern democrats. The Tim Robbins and Sharon Stones make the church folk feel unimportant. Many of them of course are black. Until this election the black vote in the south has been largely ignored. Obama is the first to ignite it since Clinton in 2002.
I'm sure race has to do with some of it, but the reality of the situation is that Obama is pulling from areas in the populous that have been largely ignored in past. Kudos to him and I welcome the new voters. There ain't no such thing as a bandwagon in an election like this.
Many people just don't register for a number of reasons.
A lot of youth didn't bother to register after the 2004 election basically decided that they were unimportant. Some are just turned off by the fact that we voted to elect Bush twice. Others didn't register after the 2000 election because they thought their vote doesn't matter.
Then you get a guy like Obama who is young, energetic, eloquent and has the ability to speak to the young voters and the disenfranchised in this country and its money. Except, thanks to John Kerry many of them aren't registered.
It's the same thing the hollywood liberals to time and again to the church going southern democrats. The Tim Robbins and Sharon Stones make the church folk feel unimportant. Many of them of course are black. Until this election the black vote in the south has been largely ignored. Obama is the first to ignite it since Clinton in 2002.
I'm sure race has to do with some of it, but the reality of the situation is that Obama is pulling from areas in the populous that have been largely ignored in past. Kudos to him and I welcome the new voters. There ain't no such thing as a bandwagon in an election like this.
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