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Monday, November 05, 2012

USA election tomorrow!

Who can catch all the references in this awesome video!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0pJTn5n1jKg&feature=channel&list=UL

I'd like to add that here in Belgium polls say 90% would vote for Obama.
And yes these elections do matter to the rest of the world. We are in a global economic crisis and the US has a great effect on all of us. slam DowJones! And yes they are one of the top polluting countries, the climate needs to be saved! Green energy is the future.

Monday, November 05, 2012

better have still Obama there..

I agree with you.. the green energy is the earth..

I think it's important too talk about the Italian president selections..we are really in the stuff as money in Italy(that Pig of Monti must stick around)(PDL)
left side...

anyway politically I'm of the right side not the left..
I'm not communist, I'm fascism..don't know if you understand..

Monday, November 05, 2012

Well crisis is everywhere right now. It's not right to blame the current leading politicians. You should blame Berlusconi instead.

Also Obama is still right/liberal if you compare him to Europe. Yes Europe is social but that's not communism yet either. The greatest economies in the world are in Scandanavia by the way, who are also very social and progressive. They really care about the climate too.

Also it's not a good idea to call yourself a hierarchical supporter.

Monday, November 05, 2012

[quote="TRL"]Well crisis is everywhere right now. It's not right to blame the current leading politicians. You should blame Berlusconi instead. [/url]

I wouldn't blame anyone if they hated Americans because of the US government. Heck, I dislike most of the things that my government does. In the end, it all comes back to bite us in the rear every 10 or so years.

TRL wrote : Also Obama is still right/liberal if you compare him to Europe. Yes Europe is social but that's not communism yet either. The greatest economies in the world are in Scandanavia by the way, who are also very social and progressive. They really care about the climate too.

I honestly would prefer Obama over Romney... I can SEE Obama trying to do some good, but Romney... he seems like your average business dealer type of politician.

I'd prefer a president who does not compromise every essential aspect of a successful plan only to end up with another butchered-up law that does nothing but allow workarounds in the system. Sure, Obama had compromised a lot of his policies, but he was very reluctant to do so.

Anyway, I'm not voting because... well, I don't see how I can change anything other than having the next president in office. I mean, I can't see how they get anything done. :\

Monday, November 05, 2012

You should vote link. These are one of the most crucial elections in years. If not for yourself, vote for Obama for me. He's making health care possible for everyone in your country. I believe that to be a human right. Every civilized country in the world has a system like that in place. It's astounding that America didn't already. The insurance companies that are in place now are just there to take your money and make a profit, not to help you get better.

Another example is, Romney is going to keep drilling for oil until there's none left and we are without a good solution for energy. He wants to keep using coal plants and keep polluting. He wants to live in the past, stick with what used to work.
Obama wants to invest in temporary more green solutions like wind energy and invest in education and science. He's buying time to in the future come up with new ways to get the world clean energy. In other words he's trying to find solutions to the problems we are going to face in the 21st century.

Monday, November 05, 2012

for me romney is like hitler he pays some kids to make some advertising but obama last year on december made strange new law he can enter all houses and buildings when he want *laughing out loud*

Monday, November 05, 2012

Laguna|DaGGeR wrote : for me romney is like hitler he pays some kids to make some advertising but obama last year on december made strange new law he can enter all houses and buildings when he want *laughing out loud*

enter buildings and houses when he wants? say what??

Tuesday, November 06, 2012

Maybe you're thinking of the unlimited detainment bill in military prisons, because that one passed in december. You're going to have to start supplying proof before stating these outrageous claims Laguna..

Tuesday, November 06, 2012

he did that law last year december dude no stuff man he is allowed to enter any police derpartments and military forces/buildings and observation buildings when ever he want he did the new law at 15.december 2011



http://www.aclu.org/blog/national-security/president-obama-signs-indefinite-detention-law

big dissapointment for us people

had just formulate my sentence wrong *laughing out loud*

Tuesday, November 06, 2012

Laguna|DaGGeR wrote : he did that law last year december dude no stuff man he is allowed to enter any police derpartments and military forces/buildings and observation buildings when ever he want he did the new law at 15.december 2011



http://www.aclu.org/blog/national-security/president-obama-signs-indefinite-detention-law

big dissapointment for us people

had just formulate my sentence wrong *laughing out loud*

yeah you made it sound worse than it was...its just military forces and police departments...the president is the leader of the executive branch which the military and police are in so it isn't that big of a deal

Tuesday, November 06, 2012

everyone knows that dark coloured guy is better than white boy.its simply because full world mostly dark so obama win


anyway I feel obama is better he seems more caring whle rommney seems more profit oriented businessman

typical white boy

Tuesday, November 06, 2012

Well, I'm sorry to tell you this, but I didn't register to vote when I was supposed to. So I really can't vote at all this election. :\

As for Obama's health care bill, Obama wouldn't have been able to pass it the way he thought it best. Congress just loves putting revisions and loopholes to every bill before it can become a law. That's why I thought legislation is lacking in identifiable function these days.

Before this election, I didn't realize the full extent that US elections have on the rest of the world, and I still don't get everything. Otherwise, I would have registered to vote.

Thing is, I think I would hardly have made a difference in a Republican-dominated state like Texas. My whole family seems more Republican than Democrat.

Seeing as how the US is dominated by a capitalist economy, most people (including me) view the government as being heavily influenced by business PACs (Political Action Committees), so that is a big problem with elections; people don't talk about politics enough to understand they still have a voice. Many Americans think their votes won't make much (if any) impact on government.

So... sorry I couldn't vote for your sake, TRL.

RealDeal wrote : everyone knows that dark coloured guy is better than white boy.its simply because full world mostly dark so obama win :*laughing out loud*: :*laughing out loud*: :*laughing out loud*:


anyway I feel obama is better he seems more caring whle rommney seems more profit oriented businessman

typical white boy

Your comment was very derogatory... I'm white. And the "typical white boy" is overgeneralized. There is no way to instate a norm for any individual, whether they are white, brown, black, yellow, practitioner of spiritual science, Atheist...

Just focus on the qualities of the individual, and don't compare them to the rest of the people with the same skin color.

Tuesday, November 06, 2012

Race has nothing to do with it Realdeal. Also Obama is equally white as he is black. His mother was white, his father was black.

@Link: Ah yeah I see. Living in texas must be a bit demotivational to be democratic. But change has to start somewhere as you are a new generation. Also a vote always counts even in a system where a party wins in a state by 51% all votes go to that party. Just by upping the percentage of voters who voted for the other party the winning party will consider inputting more political centered policies to get some of those "lost" voters back. So in other words, Texas might remain republican, but it might become more moderate republican by more people voting democratic. So in a way that's already a win and politics is always about compromise anyway.

I agree having a republican dominant congress is detrimental to a democratic president actually getting things done, but at least there's a still system for balance that way.

Anyway I expect the global economic crisis to end in the coming 4 years and Obama will finally be able to reek what he has sown. If he doesn't win, Romney will claim it was his doing. :/

Tuesday, November 06, 2012

Out of state right now, and my never got my absentee ballot... so, can't complain if I dislike the president in office.

Tuesday, November 06, 2012

Obama won without virginia,nevada,florida and something else

Wednesday, November 07, 2012

Wednesday, November 07, 2012

He had to...he had a lot on the line.

Wednesday, November 07, 2012

Hooray for Obama!

Wednesday, November 07, 2012

NIce!

Now Congress be good and play along.

Wednesday, November 07, 2012

I wonder what Brad's view on politics would be...

I'm curious to ask him. *intense laughter*

Wednesday, November 07, 2012

I wonder what Brad's view on politics would be... I'm curious to ask him. *intense laughter*

If it's not related to creative divergency or forward abstract thinking of some kind, I do not attach worth. This means traditional systems & values of any kind -- politics included.

One can't truly change the course of history by repeating the past.

Wednesday, November 07, 2012

yeah it will effect the world since the new president would have the traditional habit of sticking his nose into other countries matters

Wednesday, November 07, 2012

Zeth wrote :

I wonder what Brad's view on politics would be... I'm curious to ask him. *intense laughter*

If it's not related to creative divergency or forward abstract thinking of some kind, I do not attach worth. This means traditional systems & values of any kind -- politics included.

One can't truly change the course of history by repeating the past.

I had a hunch you were anti-government, though for a slightly different reason than you offered.

I've always had a distaste for government of any kind, but I've never had a solid reason other than ignorance of political events (which isn't even that good of a reason *intense laughter*).

Thursday, November 08, 2012

I just don't like it when any govt has to act like a global police

Thursday, November 08, 2012

najeeb wrote : I just don't like it when any govt has to act like a global police

nah I think I won't start an argument on that.....