Cool I feel better now....j2j wrote: No way, no how, can Bush bomb Iran without Congress and the Senates Approval, and that wont happen before November 4th.
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Cool I feel better now....j2j wrote: No way, no how, can Bush bomb Iran without Congress and the Senates Approval, and that wont happen before November 4th.
I am guessing your kids rant was aimed towards myself. At no point did I say I would not vote. I simply stated it will not change a damn thing in this country and I certainly wish I was still a kid.knotkranky wrote:Not voting is certainly no protest. Simply picking the best of the two for whatever reasons is respectable and has action in it and not voting simply hands it to McCain. Thanks a lot![]()
Certainly not voting will not change a damn thing.
kids
it wont change a thing?Moody wrote:I am guessing your kids rant was aimed towards myself. At no point did I say I would not vote. I simply stated it will not change a damn thing in this country and I certainly wish I was still a kid.knotkranky wrote:Not voting is certainly no protest. Simply picking the best of the two for whatever reasons is respectable and has action in it and not voting simply hands it to McCain. Thanks a lot![]()
Certainly not voting will not change a damn thing.
kids
Moody wrote:At no point did I say I would not vote. I simply stated it will not change a damn thing in this country
djadonis206 wrote:
on an economic front
Real GDP grew every single year more than 2.5 % topping at 4.4% in 1999
while keeping inflation under 2.3% his whole entire 8 years
while unemployment was on the low side of the natural rate of unemployment (4% or less)
plus he ran a budget surplus the last couple years of his presidency
and tens of thousands of new jobs were created
prior to that Bush Senior had a recessionary year in 1991 when real GDP dipped to -0.2 and inflation got as high as 3.8% in 1989
the current Bush, inflation is rising and rising fast @ or above 5% currently
real GDP for the last qtr was 1.9% and that was distorted by the stimulus checks - the end of the 4th qtr of '07 we saw negative real GDP
unemployment is on the high side of the natural rate of unemployment upwards close to 6%
not to mention the war is costing us billions of dollars
so, economically Clinton has been the best thing for America in the last 20 years
Hey Adonis, that all sounds great and I agree that it would have some influence on certain people but, at the moment I am a little apothetic about both of the canidates for the two major parties in this country. I don't think either one of these guys are going to have a huge impact on the current state of affairs. Just the mood I am in lately. It is nice to see some people with optimism about either of these guys but, my optimism for politicians has been long gone.djadonis206 wrote:it wont change a thing?Moody wrote:I am guessing your kids rant was aimed towards myself. At no point did I say I would not vote. I simply stated it will not change a damn thing in this country and I certainly wish I was still a kid.knotkranky wrote:Not voting is certainly no protest. Simply picking the best of the two for whatever reasons is respectable and has action in it and not voting simply hands it to McCain. Thanks a lot![]()
Certainly not voting will not change a damn thing.
kids
over 70% of blacks are born into a single mother household.
1/2 of all black high schoolers will drop out of school
1/2 of the prison population is black
Homicide is the #1 killer of black men between the ages of 18 and 29
In the black community there are no black fathers and those that are left are either dead or in jail
so...
voting for someone like Senator Barack Obama
For once little black kids in America will have someone else besides LaBron James or Kobe Bryant to look up to
For once little black kids will see how far a good education will take them
For once black men and women will see a strong black family together, that stays together
This not only benefits the black community but America as a whole
the more productive people that are in a society the more productive that society becomes
when we stop subtracting from the pool and adding to the pool we all benefit
so voting does matter - maybe not to you but to millions of other people it does
there's already been numerous articles and human interest news specials on what the election means to the black community
Moody wrote:. I don't think either one of these guys are going to have a huge impact on the current state of affairs. Just the mood I am in lately. It is nice to see some people with optimism about either of these guys but, my optimism for politicians has been long gone.
b0unce wrote:j2j wrote:and nobody is going to question the fact that you need help.
so there.
so there you have it. This useless cabbage is voting in the U.S presidential election - and he's voting on qualities. Like the rest of you fucking idiots.