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US presidential election: your vote
2004-07-10, 2:24 PM #41
I alittle out of touch, whose running and what are they planning to do

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2004-07-10, 3:49 PM #42
No one is perfect, but I'd feel far safer voting for Kerry than Bush ANY DAY. I don't like Bush, I don't like what he's done to the country, and I don't like where we'll be headed if he stays in office. From where I sit, Kerry is by far the lesser of two evils.

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2004-07-10, 4:13 PM #43
Flexor's porcelain vase gets my vote.

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2004-07-10, 4:17 PM #44
Wow, maybe that porcelain vase should actually run, so far it's getting more votes than ralph nader! [http://forums.massassi.net/html/tongue.gif]

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2004-07-10, 4:21 PM #45
If you dont like Bush...and dont want him in office...but you are going to vote for some other worthless **** who most likely wont even get a lot of votes..what is the point? Might as well vote for him.

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2004-07-10, 4:22 PM #46
Well, the porcelain vase has a strong set of policies, and I really admire the way it beat Bush by 96% in the most recent presidential debate.

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2004-07-10, 4:44 PM #47
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by phoenix_9286:
I don't like Bush, I don't like what he's done to the country, and I don't like where we'll be headed if he stays in office. From where I sit, Kerry is by far the lesser of two evils.</font>

What exactly has he done to the country? Lowered taxes, created jobs, got us out of a recession... jeeze it's looking bleak.



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ZGPC
2004-07-10, 5:01 PM #48
Bush

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2004-07-10, 5:22 PM #49
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Bill:


On a side note, when Kerry makes a joke, it's actually funny. If you've been watching the news lately, you'll know what I'm talking about. Bush is a little too fake for me. Everything he says seems a little too planned.

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Yeah, because when we vote, we always have to think about which President is funnier [http://forums.massassi.net/html/rolleyes.gif]

Anyways, Bush for me. With most other people, I agree that at least he says what he's going to do, rather than just naming the faults of the other person and not saying what he will do to solve the issue. Prime example is this recent health care commercial John Kerry has, where he explains that all this money is going to administrative costs (which it is). He then says that he has a "plan" to lower health care costs. Atlhough I highly doubt he has this plan, he fails to mention anything to solve the whole administrative-cost issues. You just gave us something that was wrong, yet you fail to say anything to fix it. And I highly doubt that you will be able to eliminate the administrative costs...

Don't call me a Bush-praiser, because I'm not. But if I coudl vote, I'd vote for Bush.

And wow, I'm actually very surprised how many votes Bush has gotten so far. I always though Massassi was very liberal *COUGHFLEXORCOUGH*

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2004-07-10, 5:25 PM #50
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by finity5:
Quote:
Originally posted by phoenix_9286:
I don't like Bush, I don't like what he's done to the country, and I don't like where we'll be headed if he stays in office. From where I sit, Kerry is by far the lesser of two evils.</font>

What exactly has he done to the country? Lowered taxes, created jobs, got us out of a recession... jeeze it's looking bleak.

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More like created jobs OVERSEAS. He's pulled alot of the environmental restrictions that were in place before he got in office. He sent us into Iraq for NO valid reason. He's alienated several of our friends in other countries. Yeah... He's done us a GREAT favor.

And Ubuu, I'll do what I want with my vote. I frankly don't give a damn what you think about where my vote goes.

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2004-07-10, 5:33 PM #51
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by phoenix_9286:

And Ubuu, I'll do what I want with my vote. I frankly don't give a damn what you think about where my vote goes.

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You can do whatever the **** you want with you vote. I asked a simple ****ing question. I wasnt telling you to do anything. Am curious though, do you have a reason why you would?


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2004-07-10, 5:36 PM #52
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Kieran Horn:
Whoever the Libertarian candidate is
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I'm voting for Badnarik too.

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2004-07-10, 5:38 PM #53
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Freelancer:
I'm glad someone finally summed up my thoughts. I was getting a little worried there with the possibility that I might have had to type something.


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Wow, I didn't know anyone actually read my posts let alone agreed with them. I feel special. [http://forums.massassi.net/html/biggrin.gif]

Allright, Charoziac, I know you're out there. Who are you voting for?

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2004-07-10, 6:11 PM #54
Interesting site

Well, I'm not voting Libertarian anymore. The guy who has the nomination is concentrating on being pro-gun and I really couldn't care about that right now. I know, I'll vote for the Personal Choice Party that has the porn star with the VP nomination.

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2004-07-10, 6:20 PM #55
I'm voting for nobody.
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2004-07-10, 6:22 PM #56
Wow. Click on the Political Parties part of the site. There are some weird parties. Nazi, KKK, Radical Women, etc.

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2004-07-10, 6:24 PM #57
Kerry possibly, I dunno he seems like he has potential but he seems a little bad at making decisions.

Maybe Bush just to make moore mad.

Anyways even though I turn 18 this year I can't vote until the next election due my birthday being in December. Did I luck-out or what? [http://forums.massassi.net/html/tongue.gif]

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2004-07-10, 6:38 PM #58
Bush

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2004-07-10, 6:45 PM #59
NDP.

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2004-07-10, 6:47 PM #60
Bush.
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2004-07-10, 6:58 PM #61
People who don't vote at all are the larger fools.

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2004-07-10, 7:04 PM #62
Bush

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2004-07-10, 7:08 PM #63
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by F-Body:
People who don't vote at all are the larger fools.

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This is too profound for me to elaborate. I must simply
say I agree.
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2004-07-10, 7:19 PM #64
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by phoenix_9286:
More like created jobs OVERSEAS. He's pulled alot of the environmental restrictions that were in place before he got in office. He sent us into Iraq for NO valid reason. He's alienated several of our friends in other countries. Yeah... He's done us a GREAT favor.</font>

Hmm... what's a company that has outsourced jobs... how about Heinz Ketchup?
*cough*Kerry*cough*

No valid reason on the war eh? Saddam refused to cooperate with UN resolutions, he had used chemical weapons in the past, and his administration had ties to al-quaeda, as the 9/11 commision has shown. Our buddies in the UN? What kind of country goes around crying to the corrupt UN to help us out and back us on everything? Not the US (except for if Kerry had his way). France and Germany can do what they want, but that fact is that terrorism is not an immediate threat to them the way it is to the US. They were not attacked on 9/11. Of course they will be defiant fools. And France was in bed with Iraq's oil anyway, of course they'd object.


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ZGPC
2004-07-10, 7:22 PM #65
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by F-Body:
People who don't vote at all are the larger fools.</font>

No, people that vote blindly are fools.



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ZGPC
2004-07-10, 7:27 PM #66
Quote:
<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Hmm... what's a company that has outsourced jobs... how about Heinz Ketchup?
*cough*Kerry*cough*</font>
Last I checked it was John Kerry running for office, NOT his wife.

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2004-07-10, 7:33 PM #67
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Kieran Horn:
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Last I checked it was John Kerry running for office, NOT his wife.
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Whoa REALLY?! Don't think she doesn't back him and his "Bush outsources jobs" ranting.



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ZGPC
2004-07-10, 7:43 PM #68
Kerry because ...

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2004-07-10, 7:49 PM #69
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by YesSir:
Kerry because ...</font>

Good reason... [http://forums.massassi.net/html/rolleyes.gif]

[Edit]Wait, now that I think about it that is exact same reason many other (uninformed) liberals are voting for Kerry. [http://forums.massassi.net/html/biggrin.gif]

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2004-07-10, 8:05 PM #70
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Flexor:
If an empty porcelain vase was running against bush I would vote for it.

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I have to agree.

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2004-07-10, 9:10 PM #71
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Ubuu:
Johh Kerry

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Same here. I don't care who wins as long as Dubya gets out.

Bring back Slick Willy.

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2004-07-11, 3:36 AM #72
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by mscbuck:
I always though Massassi was very liberal *COUGHFLEXORCOUGH*

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Massassi is very conservative. I'm just here for the contrast. [http://forums.massassi.net/html/wink.gif]

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2004-07-11, 4:03 AM #73
I cant vote, but I would vote for flexor's porcelin vase...

...or Kerry

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2004-07-11, 4:07 AM #74
I love it when libs post about voting for Kerry, "Well, I dont really like Kerry, but I want bush out of office." Anyways, Hey libs out there, Guess whats being found in Iraq, WMD! Isnt that amazing? after mounths and mounths of "Theres no WMD, this war is pointless" We are finding Dirty Uranium bomb and such, and shipping them to the US. Meaning all those mounths of complaining where about something that we did find [http://forums.massassi.net/html/smile.gif].

And now to the economy, After a big recession in 2001, The economy has picked up and Is as good as, maybe better, then it was when Cliton left office. Imagine that. Unfortunatly it did go down, partually from 9/11, and that is all that needs to happen for Dems to sight it as a major attack.

Has France or Germany ever been Pro-USA? I mean, before the War in Iraq happened there was 9/11, And a class-mate of mine that was over at france said they where making Fun of that tragity, Yah, a good strong ally there.

And the tax cuts. "There just tax cuts for the rich, they dont benifit us" I think Multi-Millionare Kerry said that once... Anyways dispite claims otherwise, Tax cuts for the rich generally help everyone, This is because the rich are able to afford more help or higher wages, Because they arnt the only ones getting a break, their buisness is getting one too. So a tax cut to those that pay most of our taxes is a wise thing. (And yes the rich do pay most of our taxes, because not only do they pay a Higher percentage on a higher amount of money, they are also not as few in numbers as many people believe.)

I vote Bush, because I think he is doing a good job. I will not vote Kerry because I honestly dont think that I can trust kerry with anything. He changes his mind too much and does not seam to have any firm convictions.

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2004-07-11, 4:07 AM #75
i'll vote for bush.

he hasnt done a perfect job, but he has the advantage of scruples and does not waver on decisions.

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2004-07-11, 5:21 AM #76
finity: Prove that Saddam refused to "cooperate with UN resolutions" after inspectors reentered the country in 2002. Prove that al-Qaeda ties extended beyond a couple contacts in the early 90s.

Oh, and Kerry's wife holds less than a 4% stock in the Heinz cooperation. That, and the company does the majority of its business overseas. I guess you just can't trust those idiotic conservative chain letters that seem to inform the American Right.

Cogman: What dirty bomb?

The "Kerry flip-flops" meme has wrapped itself around your brainstems like a emotionally-dependant lemur. You repeat it over and over and don't even know why. Read this before you talk about Bush's firm and constant views.

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2004-07-11, 5:45 AM #77
GBK ohh *cough* i mean bush
2004-07-11, 6:20 AM #78
Where oh where does this thread say "debate?"
2004-07-11, 6:21 AM #79
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Whoa REALLY?! Don't think she doesn't back him and his "Bush outsources jobs" ranting.
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Even if she does, that doesn't matter. SHE isn't running for office.

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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">The economy has picked up and Is as good as, maybe better, then it was when Cliton left office.
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But this is also the only economical recovery in US history that hasn't created jobs. I'm not sure who's fault that is, but I'd like to know why.

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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Prove that Saddam refused to "cooperate with UN resolutions" after inspectors reentered the country in 2002.
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I'm just curious on one thing. When inspectors re-entered Iraq, weren't the same old games played? You know, where Saddam would say the inspectors couldn't go to a certain place until such and such time and he would do this several times with different places.

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Democracy: rule by the stupid
2004-07-11, 6:24 AM #80
You guys are ruining a perfectly good thread. >.<
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