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Republicans Are Still Trying To Steal Votes

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jeromechickenbone:

--- Quote from: Turf Hitta on October 05, 2008, 07:40:09 PM ---BREAKING NEWS: WATER WET, SCIENTISTS SAY

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lol

virtuoso:

Word the mindset has already infected many peoples minds that it was all George Bush's fault he was an idiot and incompetent and now we can relax and look forward to prosperous times now that those nice democrats are coming to save the day led by a black man! The republicans are stealing votes, the neocons are wasting the money on wars, the republicans have given the money to the banks, in this double think it doesn't matter that these decisions have been approved by both parties because the democrats are the good guys.

It makes one thing very apparent the majority are always going to be either too stupid to figure it out or too withdrawn to care so if real change ever does happen it will have happened as the result of a minority becoming more politically active, taking positions of power at local levels and slow affecting change from there and eventually into the thrones of power. Any established politically party is exactly that, establishment, they don't run shit, they hold the illusion of power while the real elite continue to socialise the peoples wealth.

People don't seem to understand that when a party comes in with the message of socialism it's not socialism for the people, it's corporatism looking to redistribute wealth to the already rich. I don't even get worked up about it anymore it stinks, it's criminal, it's downright disgusting but that is the real world and to a certain point it almost makes the prospect of slipping further into a dream like state seem a good idea.

Jared Taylor:

--- Quote from: Real American on October 22, 2008, 04:54:00 PM ---In my state of Ohio, 200,000 fraudelent voter registrations have been turned in by ACORN. The left wingers are out of control.

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