West Coast Connection Forum
Lifestyle => Train of Thought => Topic started by: Suffice on September 09, 2006, 05:21:48 PM
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I voted in the 04 elections. I voted for Kerry, but now i think it doesnt really matter.
The president is chosen long before the election, and the election is there only to create an illusion of a people's Democracy. This is what i think
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I vote. I'm not quite sure why I do. It's impossible to cancel out all of the dumbasses out there. I plan on voting for the governor election in California and the 08 Presidential elections too.
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i voted last year when it was the fedearal elections here (Canada).
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I think i only plan on voting for the presidential and governor elections. I voted for Kerry in 04 when i turned 18.
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I vote in every election. The local elections are much more important than the Presidential ones, well in California since it's not a swing state.
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I vote in every election. The local elections are much more important than the Presidential ones, well in California since it's not a swing state.
We're the reason why they [residential election will never get switched from the electoral college to popular votes ;D
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I voted on a few DubCC polls
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I voted on a few DubCC polls
aahahaha yeah
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I voted for Kerry against bush, but ever since then I figure there are way too many dumb people, I'm most likely never voting again.
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It's important to vote...it's gonna change society either way. People shouldn't complain about what's happening if they didn't vote.
They have no right to voice anything if they didn't vote in general.
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I voted for Kerry against bush, but ever since then I figure there are way too many dumb people, I'm most likely never voting again.
for real... the next election will be the first time I can, and I don't even know if it's worth it to waste a gallon of gas to get to a poll
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It's important to vote...it's gonna change society either way. People shouldn't complain about what's happening if they didn't vote.
They have no right to voice anything if they didn't vote in general.
Talk about being brainwashed. One single vote doesn't really make any difference at all, but I just happen to vote because it doesn't take much time or anything. To me, it's more about the psychology behind the vote. Malcolm X said it best; you get to chose between the fox and the wolf. Will you vote for the wolf, who's openly putting you in danger, or the slick fox, who will pull you some tricks behind your back? I just like to think I've done anything I could to keep the awareness alive... And that's why I always vote for the wolf.
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wow that was deep
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it doesnt matter if you vote or not. The presidential candidates are still descendents of European monarchies and Masons. Either way, they're fulfilling the Masonic agenda. Kerry = Bush = the rest of these motherfuckers. The only difference is that some of them are better at giving speeches than others
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except with local offices and elections, i always write myself in (gov. voting, President ,etc.)
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It's important to vote...it's gonna change society either way. People shouldn't complain about what's happening if they didn't vote.
They have no right to voice anything if they didn't vote in general.
Talk about being brainwashed. One single vote doesn't really make any difference at all, but I just happen to vote because it doesn't take much time or anything. To me, it's more about the psychology behind the vote. Malcolm X said it best; you get to chose between the fox and the wolf. Will you vote for the wolf, who's openly putting you in danger, or the slick fox, who will pull you some tricks behind your back? I just like to think I've done anything I could to keep the awareness alive... And that's why I always vote for the wolf.
me being brainwashed? hey, it's not about winning the vote... even if you don't win the vote..it DOES make a lot of difference when u do vote.
U hear people complaining and all...plus two canidates may be bad..but it's life.
again, back to complaining part...
I'm just saying that if you participate in voting, you have the right to complaining...
if ya voted last time..and didn't vote for bush and wanted kerry to win.and still bush won....it's all good..but hey you participated and you have that american voice to criticize on the person.
my thing is this: u voice your particiatpion.
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Suffice to say that is true (no pun intended) but you guys also had a third option an independent whose name has escaped me. So you do have a choice, ok he was never going to get voted in but if he had have received more votes, people would have sat up and took notice. I agree with the other aspect though, voting locally is perhaps more important. at least it is easier to hold them to account.
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Suffice to say that is true (no pun intended) but you guys also had a third option an independent whose name has escaped me. So you do have a choice, ok he was never going to get voted in but if he had have received more votes, people would have sat up and took notice. I agree with the other aspect though, voting locally is perhaps more important. at least it is easier to hold them to account.
to hold them accountablity...exactly..homie..
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I vote always.. dont like to see people not voting.
Im from the uk, and vote SNP everytime!