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viva el che
1st February 2004, 21:26
SO we come close to the end of another term with the bush family. Im interested to know ,do you the people think that G.W Bush will (rig another elcetion and) Get in office for another year. After a most entertaining (not) and productive term in trying to take over the world will george get it for another while ?

Stapler
1st February 2004, 21:31
And what are the alternatives? the average American can't relate to Howard Dean after his "Dean Scream", the other democratic cantidates are fools, and Ralph Nader? Good guy, no hope.

Hitman47
1st February 2004, 21:42
Al Sharpton!! :D

Commie Girl
1st February 2004, 22:20
:blink: The U$ public should vote for whoever runs for the Democratic Party....It is a better alternative to another false President occupying your White House, isn't it?

MiDnIgHtMaRaUdEr
1st February 2004, 22:36
Maybe we should vote for Bush and bet that he will destroy America so no one else will have to :P

Commie Girl
1st February 2004, 22:41
Originally posted by [email protected] 1 2004, 05:36 PM
Maybe we should vote for Bush and bet that he will destroy America so no one else will have to :P
:D Thanks Midnight....your idea eclipses mine....!

Zanzibar
1st February 2004, 23:05
Does it matter? One right wing party for a slightly less right wing party?

Neo Liberals, centrists, conservatives, radical conservatives. They are all our enemy.

Stapler
1st February 2004, 23:12
I disagree, I think that every little bit helps, and that the democrats, although not a leftist party could perhaps cure a little injustice in the world. We might as well enjoy democracy while we have it - oh wait enjoy the right to elect our dictator.

j.guevara
1st February 2004, 23:16
If Kerry gets the nom it will be the first election between 2 Skull and Bones memebers. So either way the rich elitists win.

Stapler
1st February 2004, 23:18
Originally posted by [email protected] 2 2004, 12:16 AM
If Kerry gets the nom it will be the first election between 2 Skull and Bones memebers. So either way the rich elitists win.
Okay, you win. kerry is a rich capitalist asshole who won't do shit all for anyone, in fact he'll probably give more tax cuts to the rich, can't blame me for trying to boost morale though.

LuZhiming
3rd February 2004, 20:54
Originally posted by [email protected] 1 2004, 11:20 PM
:blink: The U$ public should vote for whoever runs for the Democratic Party....It is a better alternative to another false President occupying your White House, isn't it?
That sort of thinking is worthless. A much more productive version is: There is no hope, fuck U.S. politics.

Dr. Rosenpenis
3rd February 2004, 22:10
It doesn't matter.
They will all serve the bourgeoisie.
The democrats are no better than the republicans, they're all the same shit!
You may say that the democarts may not fuck up as much as the republicans, and taht is true.
But we all know taht reformism will never achieve anything significant.
It will never liberate the people.
It may work to conciliate the people through minor actions, but not solve any of our true problems.
And taking part in these competition of capitalists only gives them more strength.
That is the last thing we want to do!
Bourgeois elections are competition of capitalists versus capitalists.
Regardless of who wins, the people will still be under the boot of capitalism's oppression and subjugation.

Getting Bush out of the White House may save some lives, however.

Iepilei
3rd February 2004, 23:35
A CNN poll this morning displayed that Kerry would probably win out against Bush should an election between the two be carried out today.

Dean is probably going to hold tight, and, with any luck he'll get a majority ala Jimmy Carter / Gerald Ford. He seems to be the last plausible alternative to Clark or Kerry. Sharpton stood no chance. Nor does Nader.

bubbrubb
3rd February 2004, 23:48
gosh i hope not. when clinton was in office he may have cheated on his wife (but what president hasen't) the u.s actually had money in the bank and all Bush has done is make a deficet and be the world police. i actually think hes under remote control from his pappy :D

DarkAngel
4th February 2004, 01:11
Originally posted by viva el [email protected] 1 2004, 10:26 PM
Get in office for another year.
Your funny. HAHAAHAHAHAHAH... *Clears throat* No! No!

Guerilla22
4th February 2004, 03:46
I agree, politics in the US is a lost cause. We are mistaken if we think for one second that whoever we vote into office will serve the people and not just spend his term paying back various lobbyist groups and large corporations for their campaign contributions.

However, we might as well face it, here in the US we have a two party system. The only thing is I would much rather have a moderate in office, than a facist. The truth is Bush is destroying our country by running us into massive debt and stripping away all our civil rights at the same time.

On top of that he's furthering the implementation of a policy of racism and colonialism into our foreign policy, which we already have a long history of doing, add to that the push by the Bush administration to incorporate Christianity into our government and the rest of American society. The power Bush has over all of us is scarry.

We need to rid the government of all the religious fundamentalist and facist, that currently are running our country, if the only way to accomplish that is to vote for a democrat, then so be it.

Stapler
4th February 2004, 03:54
a two party system is no system at all, you need a brit system!

Guerilla22
4th February 2004, 04:05
Originally posted by [email protected] 4 2004, 04:54 AM
a two party system is no system at all, you need a brit system!
I definitely agree with that statement.

LuZhiming
4th February 2004, 19:29
Originally posted by [email protected] 4 2004, 04:46 AM
I agree, politics in the US is a lost cause. We are mistaken if we think for one second that whoever we vote into office will serve the people and not just spend his term paying back various lobbyist groups and large corporations for their campaign contributions.

However, we might as well face it, here in the US we have a two party system. The only thing is I would much rather have a moderate in office, than a facist. The truth is Bush is destroying our country by running us into massive debt and stripping away all our civil rights at the same time.

On top of that he's furthering the implementation of a policy of racism and colonialism into our foreign policy, which we already have a long history of doing, add to that the push by the Bush administration to incorporate Christianity into our government and the rest of American society. The power Bush has over all of us is scarry.

We need to rid the government of all the religious fundamentalist and facist, that currently are running our country, if the only way to accomplish that is to vote for a democrat, then so be it.
So? Many of those policies of losing our rights and dragging the country in senseless wars was started by Clinton. And do I even need to mention the history of Democrats? Vietnam alone is a fairly devastating example, but that would just be getting started. Bush isn't much different than Woodrow Wilson or Harry Truman.

mia wallace
4th February 2004, 21:11
i hope bush won't be president anymore. :unsure: i like kerry very much, at least as much as i've heard about him.
i liked very much when he critisized bush, iraq and the war...

Guerilla22
5th February 2004, 06:51
Originally posted by LuZhiming+Feb 4 2004, 08:29 PM--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (LuZhiming @ Feb 4 2004, 08:29 PM)
[email protected] 4 2004, 04:46 AM
I agree, politics in the US is a lost cause. We are mistaken if we think for one second that whoever we vote into office will serve the people and not just spend his term paying back various lobbyist groups and large corporations for their campaign contributions.

However, we might as well face it, here in the US we have a two party system. The only thing is I would much rather have a moderate in office, than a facist. The truth is Bush is destroying our country by running us into massive debt and stripping away all our civil rights at the same time.

On top of that he&#39;s furthering the implementation of a policy of racism and colonialism into our foreign policy, which we already have a long history of doing, add to that the push by the Bush administration to incorporate Christianity into our government and the rest of American society. The power Bush has over all of us is scarry.

We need to rid the government of all the religious fundamentalist and facist, that currently are running our country, if the only way to accomplish that is to vote for a democrat, then so be it.
So? Many of those policies of losing our rights and dragging the country in senseless wars was started by Clinton. And do I even need to mention the history of Democrats? Vietnam alone is a fairly devastating example, but that would just be getting started. Bush isn&#39;t much different than Woodrow Wilson or Harry Truman. [/b]
Very true,
and I&#39;m not trying to come off as an advocate for the Democrats, however we might as well face it, in the US we have to select the lesser-evil. I would hope that most of America has learned that everyone of these wars or military operations these politicians keep dragging us into are pure bull-shit. However there are still millions of fools who fall for the government&#39;s propaganda, who are lining up, waving their flags are voicing the absurd notion that we keep going to war for "security"

I for one, will continue to protest the unecessary attacks by our country on other nations as I have in the past, we actually need to make our selves heard. As far as both parties being too conservative I agree, however one would have to be disallusioned to believe that we will ever have a president that is neither Democrat or Republican.