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Re: Redneck states for Bush, Civilized states for Kerry

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Originally posted by Jayx1 Thats how its stacking up so far. Every state with a major city has gone democrat and all the hillbilly states are voting bush. Sadly there are more hillbilly states in the US. PS looks like Bush will win

Just because people aren't from a metropolis doesnt mean that they are dumb like your statement infers and not every state with a major city voted for Kerry. Which someone else already posted. It's easy for people to drive from the back seat. (if you know what i mean)

dumb? no

Misinformed? yes

Re: Redneck states for Bush, Civilized states for Kerry

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Originally posted by Jayx1 Thats how its stacking up so far. Every state with a major city has gone democrat and all the hillbilly states are voting bush. Sadly there are more hillbilly states in the US. PS looks like Bush will win

http://www.mongabay.com/igapo/North_American_cities.htm

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Originally posted by loconet

Actually CNN's election page doesn't work with Firefox.

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Originally posted by DigiNut Fewer youth voters who voted for Kerry than was originally expected, yes. Many of them voted for Bush. Maybe there were fewer overall, I'm not sure, but I'd put money on there being more new youth voters than evangelist voters.

from what i heard , it was fewer youth voters overall..

i'm sure there's gotta be some truthful info on CNN .. here was one exit poll stat chart that showed 54% of voters between the age of 18-29 voting for Kerry and the remaining 45% for Bush. I think Kerry was relying a lot on the youth vote as well which didn't seem to turn up as he had hoped.

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2004/pa...0/epolls.0.html

fucking rednecks.

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Originally posted by Jayx1 Misinformed? yes

This seems to be your excuse/reasoning for anybody and anything you don't agree with.

Not at all. But in this case it is the excuse because sadly the US media misinforms. Americans have no clue what Bush's policies have done to the rest of the world nor do they care. This is why Bush would never win anywhere else in the world.

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Originally posted by ShadoWolf Actually CNN's election page doesn't work with Firefox.

oh which page is that? I can view all of them fine, im probably looking in the wrong place.

heh...i think this sums it up pretty well:

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Originally posted by Jayx1 Not at all. But in this case it is the excuse because sadly the US media misinforms. Americans have no clue what Bush's policies have done to the rest of the world nor do they care. This is why Bush would never win anywhere else in the world.

Here's your cannon fodder:

http://www.pipa.org/OnlineReports/P...w_10_21_04.html

"72% of Bush supporters continue to believe that Iraq had actual WMD (47%) or a major program for developing them (25%). Fifty-six percent assume that most experts believe Iraq had actual WMD and 57% also assume, incorrectly, that Duelfer concluded Iraq had at least a major WMD program. Kerry supporters hold opposite beliefs on all these points."

"75% of Bush supporters continue to believe that Iraq was providing substantial support to al Qaeda, and 63% believe that clear evidence of this support has been found. Sixty percent of Bush supporters assume that this is also the conclusion of most experts, and 55% assume, incorrectly, that this was the conclusion of the 9/11 Commission. Here again, large majorities of Kerry supporters have exactly opposite perceptions."

"Bush supporters also have numerous misperceptions about Bush's international policy positions. Majorities incorrectly assume that Bush supports multilateral approaches to various international issues--the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (69%), the treaty banning land mines (72%)--and for addressing the problem of global warming: 51% incorrectly assume he favors US participation in the Kyoto treaty. After he denounced the International Criminal Court in the debates, the perception that he favored it dropped from 66%, but still 53% continue to believe that he favors it. An overwhelming 74% incorrectly assumes that he favors including labor and environmental standards in trade agreements. In all these cases, majorities of Bush supporters favor the positions they impute to Bush. Kerry supporters are much more accurate in their perceptions of his positions on these issues."

"57% of Bush supporters assume that the majority of people in the world would favor Bush's reelection"

Misinformed? You've gotta be shitting me?

-Your Mother

You call the Blue states "civilized," but I'd like you to compare the crime rate of those states with that of the Red states.

i dont have stats but im willing to bet that its higher in the red states per capita than the others. Did you know that Thunder Bay is the most dangerous city in Canada based on per capita crime stats?

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Originally posted by Jayx1 i dont have stats but im willing to bet that its higher in the red states per capita than the others. Did you know that Thunder Bay is the most dangerous city in Canada based on per capita crime stats?

Let's hear it for my hometown! (Yet surprisingly, I seemed to turn out alright... Must have been because I got out of there at the first opportunity.)

http://chrisevans3d.com/files/iq.htm
Interesting, not too surprising, but i don't know how legit it is.

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Originally posted by Slag http://chrisevans3d.com/files/iq.htm Interesting, not too surprising, but i don't know how legit it is.

hah i couldnt see that big of a disparity between regions possible. but maybe it is...

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Originally posted by Slag http://chrisevans3d.com/files/iq.htm Interesting, not too surprising, but i don't know how legit it is.

LOL ... can't be true!

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