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Posted by BTG on Oct-31-2006 05:08:

Will You Vote?!


Posted by nchs09 on Oct-31-2006 05:10:

i cant vote wait.. vote for wut?


Posted by BTG on Oct-31-2006 05:12:

damnit. i didn't want to post this shit.

i was going to post a poll

"Yes"
"no"
"undecided"

but the damn rules say you can only post a poll in the Poll forum...tf is that about


Posted by Marc Summers on Oct-31-2006 05:12:

http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...threadid=378634

yes


Posted by stren on Oct-31-2006 10:32:

i always vote. You mean the elections ?


Posted by Orbital32 on Oct-31-2006 14:01:

I vaule our constitution and the bill of rights, therefore i proudly choose uphold the 5th Amendment and exercise my right to remain silent this election year. Politics FTL! Everything is just so political and at the end of the day, i really don't care.



p.s. No i am not the one complaining how shit is going bad after the election.


Posted by prothoid on Oct-31-2006 14:40:

provided i'll have my voter's registration card by the time i'll need it, i be votin


Posted by Allied Nations on Oct-31-2006 14:43:

I'll vote.


Posted by Moral Hazard on Oct-31-2006 14:56:

BTG, which election are you talking about, there are several going on soon. It would ease confusion if you advised whether you mean the US mid-term elections, Ontario Municiple elections, or which ever other election you may be getting at.

As you're from Bramladesh ON I'm going to assume you mean the Municiple elections. I will be voteing but only for my city's mayor and my ward's alderman. I will not be voting for my regional chair, regional counsellor, or school board trusties because I do not feel I have adequate information to make an informed choice on these positions.


Posted by stren on Oct-31-2006 15:34:

quote:
Originally posted by Moral Hazard
BTG, which election are you talking about, there are several going on soon. It would ease confusion if you advised whether you mean the US mid-term elections, Ontario Municiple elections, or which ever other election you may be getting at.

As you're from Bramladesh ON I'm going to assume you mean the Municiple elections. I will be voteing but only for my city's mayor and my ward's alderman. I will not be voting for my regional chair, regional counsellor, or school board trusties because I do not feel I have adequate information to make an informed choice on these positions.


pshh, he means polish elections, obviously


Posted by Moral Hazard on Oct-31-2006 15:43:

quote:
Originally posted by stren
pshh, he means polish elections, obviously


In that case I'm voting.... twice!


Posted by Slylee on Oct-31-2006 15:56:

To be perfectly honest, I have no desire to vote. I am so sick of all these bullshit commercials where all they know how to do is bash each other. It�s like elementary school. How in god�s name are we supposed to know what�s a lie and what isn�t? For every negative commercial, there�s a rebuttal. I don�t follow all the local politicians so closely that I would even know what to believe and what not to believe (and I think that goes the same for the average citizen), so I�m not voting. The whole idea of the campaign where they just supposedly call each other out is pissing me off.


Posted by Marc Summers on Oct-31-2006 16:08:

quote:
Originally posted by Slylee
To be perfectly honest, I have no desire to vote. I am so sick of all these bullshit commercials where all they know how to do is bash each other. It�s like elementary school. How in god�s name are we supposed to know what�s a lie and what isn�t? For every negative commercial, there�s a rebuttal. I don�t follow all the local politicians so closely that I would even know what to believe and what not to believe (and I think that goes the same for the average citizen), so I�m not voting. The whole idea of the campaign where they just supposedly call each other out is pissing me off.


In all honesty, this is worse than being a terrorist. Every time someone doesn't vote, the people in power become more powerful. Regardless of what you think, voting, especially in local and state elections (Congress and senate included), your vote does matter. Politicians effect your life, and how you live. Senators vote whether we can go to war, state legislators can vote whether or not your taxes are raised or lowered. You NEED to get informed about your politicians and VOTE. Or else you might as well move to North Korea and find out what it's like not to have a say in the government.


Posted by Silky Johnson on Oct-31-2006 16:13:

Well, I know who I'm NOT voting for....the guy who got busted for child porn.

True story.


http://www.simcoe.com/sc/election/m...p-4328352c.html


Posted by Moral Hazard on Oct-31-2006 16:51:

quote:
Originally posted by Marc Summers
You NEED to get informed about your politicians and VOTE.


The need to be informed is key. If you are not informed then democracy is beter served by not voting. I would rather the voter turn out be 10% but those 10% be people who are well informed on policts, economics, world affairs, and the candidates rather then 80% turn out with most of them knowing nothing more then what they heard on TV.


Posted by tubularbills on Oct-31-2006 16:54:

never have. and never will.


Posted by mezzir on Oct-31-2006 17:06:

moral hazard officially wins this thread
i've long been a supporter of the school of thought where you should only vote if well informed
4 years ago, technically i could have voted
would've voted against bush, but in my town wouldn't have made a shred of difference, and i didn't know jack shit about anything else, so instead of being a dick and voting democrat across the board, i didn't vote
this year i've been following local races closely, now all the referrendums on the ballot, and know who i'm voting for, so yes i'm going to vote

while i think that everyone should vote, they should only do so if informed about the issues


Posted by occrider on Oct-31-2006 17:34:

quote:
Originally posted by Moral Hazard
In that case I'm voting.... twice!


Damn straight.


Posted by Silky Johnson on Oct-31-2006 17:39:

quote:
Originally posted by stren
polish erections






Posted by wizniz on Oct-31-2006 21:10:

yes i will.

dem woot.


Posted by LatinLover on Oct-31-2006 21:36:

quote:
Originally posted by Slylee
How in god�s name are we supposed to know what�s a lie and what isn�t? For every negative commercial, there�s a rebuttal. I don�t follow all the local politicians so closely that I would even know what to believe and what not to believe (and I think that goes the same for the average citizen), so I�m not voting. The whole idea of the campaign where they just supposedly call each other out is pissing me off.


Its called being an educated citizen and knowing how our govt works.
For example, if a Dem or a Rep(Pres) tells you, elect me and ill give you tax cuts etc.. If you ask yourself, can a president do that? No! he can propose the plan, but it will need to be ratified/approved by congress so that law can take place. I laugh at congress saying they are sick of the war and how they want us out of there, so if you are an educated citizen why dont you stand up and say id you are sick of it why dosent congress stop the finance of this war? No money=no war. After all, they keep approving more and more money for the war.

That is what most Americans lack, when they elect someone they think they are going to do w.e they want.

In these upcoming elections, it seems that the Dems are taking back congress.. lets suppose a Rep wins the presidential elections afterwards, trust me its going to be hard for him to do his work cause the dems are going to make his life a living hell, this applies vice versa is the a dem wins and you have a majority or Reps.

Dont vote, I dont want to be a dick, since politicians know that people raging your age dont vote, thcan care less about politics they can give three shyts about the upcoming future of America... ill tell you if people your age start exercising a right that is not practiced in Cuba, N Korea etc. You/we will have tremendous power in this country, college tuitions are going up, if we had power we would have this issue in their agenda


Posted by stren on Oct-31-2006 22:30:

quote:
Originally posted by jennypie


bitch



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