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I officially predict......
herpes:
no matter who becomes president where still fucked. None of these politicians give a fuck about us no matter what they say. Our country get sold out everyday. The cost of living increases yet the wages stay the same. Our freedoms are taken away little by little. This real ID shit. There is already a war on resources. It will only get worse. There politicians and religious leaders across the world taking out deepest beliefs and fears and exploiting them for there own gains. Turning us against each other either though where all looking for pretty much the same thing in life. And we go along with it like these guys actually give a fuck about us. And instead on standing up and speaking out this generation is too busy sitting around playing there video games and sitting on the internet. The hippies had a fraction of the information we do but at least they tired to do something. This generation rather sit on the internet and cry about it. And I can't say I am any better. But it's hard to do anything when everyone in this generation rather sit around and pop pills and play video games. We won't get the changes we want until the working class unites and rises up. Yea I have finally gone off the deep end, but there probably is some truth to what I am saying.
jeromechickenbone:
Ron Paul 08.
Tay:
^^Do you think that he has any chance at all this year, or is it just the start of a movement that will slowly pick up? And preach on Tommy Fits, I have never been a fan of too many politicians, always figuring that they are just a bunch of rich or middle-class kids who grow up and become richer, and get paid too much and all that. Honestly, Obama stands out a little because of his race, his father being Muslim, and his admitted drug use as a kid, but I figure he is probably going to be about the same as every other candidate. The one exception is Ron Paul, he seems to be the only one on a way different page than any other candidate, but it's not looking good for him.
7even:
Obama is not the savior of mankind but when I look at outright neocons like Giuliani, he's pretty damn fuckin good. I'd prefer Edwards, though. I think Ron Paul has made a very legitimate impact. He showed the people who were willing to listen what some of these mindfucks are all about by opposing what they stand for in a charmful manner. That's all you can ask for from a candidate that is so different from the rest. I already hated Thompson's character in that Law & Order series, his real life persona is even worse. Romney makes being a neocon look classy, which is kinda dangerous. Hillary is a bitch. And don't even get me started about that Huckabee nigga. Mixing faith with politics like that... pathetic.
Tay:
^^That's pretty on point, I wish Ron Paul would get more attention just so people could hear his ideas a little more. I've seen him on this board, I've seen maybe 2 or 3 signs in the streets, and then I saw someone carve his name with an '08 in the sand in Long Beach. I just like the fact that he isn't concerned with political party bullshit, and goes with what he thinks is right.
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