Presidential Election 2004...

14 replies · 7283 views · Started by Coolpoet318 · Jun 2004

Well ladies and gentlemen, it's almost November and you know what that means (besides Thanksgiving, and the middle of the football season, and the start of winter). (Dag, it's alot goin' on in November.) Anyway, yall it's time to vote! What are yall currently thinkin' 'bout this upcoming election? Personally, I think it's looking pretty dismal. Of course we DEFINITELY have to get Bush out of office, but then again, I don't really like John Kerry's platform. The democrats aren't really reppin' this go-round. I was hoping Carol Mosley-Braun would pull off the greatest miracle in U.S. History, but it turns out that she plays too much--she followed Howard Dean!?! Now that's comedy. I hope and pray to God that we get the right person in office though. That's my two cents. What are yall thinkin'? Peace out, B

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SuperFly · Jun 2004

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This year is looking pretty grim. Namely because we don't have any quality candidates. We can only pick the lesser of the two evils. Bush just plain ****. I'm a Republican and I can admit to that. Kerry has no damn platform that he's speaking on. It looks like he's simply banking on everyone's hate for George W. Bush. Without Kerry offering a better alternative, then we might even be jumping out of the frying pan, and into the fire if Kerry is elected into office. :roll:

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· Jun 2004

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Voting doesn't matter. The political system is controlled. Regardless of who we the people vote for, the president that will be "elected" (appointed) is the president that the elite want to be president. Prime example why is GWB even president right now. The election was rigged in Florida, Bush recieved far less in the popular vote, and yet vwallah, Bush is president. I have come across information that is pointing towards an elite that are pushing an agenda towards a one-world government with a micro-chipped population. George Bush and his father and grandfather are integral players in this agenda. The elite have a bloodline that they keep intact and at the top of the pyramid of power. This bloodline also determines who our presidents are. Over 35 of our presidetns have been genetically related to two people in Europe. I think one was King Edward (some roman numeral) and Charlemagne in France. Every presidential election the president that shared the most genes with this elite bloodline has become president. This includes Clinton, Bush, Reagan, going back to Washington. Astonishing as this may sound I would definitely look into it because they control us through our lack of knowledge.

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Hahaha · Jun 2004

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don't worry...i will get deep in this...70% of my postring will be about this damn thing.... and BUSH Will WIN in 04.... 8) :arrow:

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hot_coco from Queens, NY · Jun 2004

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I don't like either candidates. Kerry doens't seem to have his own opinions, and Bush isn't the brightest crayon in the box :? I think it's going to be one of those "to vote or not to vote" elections for me.

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Hahaha · Jun 2004

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hot_coco wrote:
I don't like either candidates. Kerry doens't seem to have his own opinions, and Bush isn't the brightest crayon in the box :? I think it's going to be one of those "to vote or not to vote" elections for me.

wow.... i really didn't expect this kind of reaction from hbcu central... you all seem so down about your candidate.....hmmm.... did i mention that when he came to tampa, his speach was extremely dull!!! he had to pause to fish for applauses, and some of his ahem "groopies" were the onces leading them! comin' down here talkin' 'bout "bioterror"! what the hell do you know about that????

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· Jun 2004

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damn which president should i vote for to keep those computer chips out of my brain?

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· Jun 2004

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Sad as it is to say. I don't think that at this point a change in president is going to do much difference. From the evidence I've seen both parties are controlled by the same forces. Aside from that, even if they weren't controlled by the same people How many options do we really have? Bush or Kerry, that's it. That's ridiculous! Are we really free? One measley vote every four years and we say we got our hand in political issues. America please wake up! Until we realize that the power is in us, that our government is afraid of our unity and knowledge, things won't change. They rule us in our ignorance, divert our attention to materialistic fantasies that are never satisfied, get our attention off of the real issues. The War in Iraq is not the real issue! They created that! It was a means to get us scared enough to take more of our rights through security and ID type mechanisms. We live in a dream. What are state and country borders? They were created to divide us. Race was created to divide us. There is only one race, the human race. If we fund the government through our tax dollars how can they turn around and tell us that the research they do is off limits to us. We paid to know! And yet we are too concerned about getting the next pair of Jordan's when they come out, or blasting the new Jay-Z album to listen to the inner voice which is telling us that something isn't right. I could go on for half a year like this. We always talk about the problems but never the SOLUTIONS. Often attempts are made to point out SOLUTIONS but action is never taken. This is the solution I propose. Look in the mirror and start there. No not on your appearance but on you. You live inside. You are divine. Your life matters. The mass population are sheep being led off a cliff right now, one following the next. Get onto a rock, spot the cliff in the distance and begin to communicate to your brothers what you see. All it takes is communication. What will happen will be similar to a ripple effect and the mass ideals will be converted to something we all see fit. The fundamental problem however is... We don't know who we are... Who? What am I? What is my purpose? Those are the real issues. When we seek these we seek truth and eventually we find it. What results is a world of peace, virtue, and Love. So, it doesn't matter who you vote for, really. Love... I like that word/feeling... Love

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Neka18 · Jun 2004

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hot_coco wrote:
I don't like either candidates. Kerry doens't seem to have his own opinions, and Bush isn't the brightest crayon in the box :? I think it's going to be one of those "to vote or not to vote" elections for me.

Yeah I feel the same way and I am very upset because it will be my first time voting and I don't like either of the canidates. they both like to dance around the issues and answer questions with questions or answer a Question by insulting another canidate? Hello you never answered the question. this suppose to be the best political system in the world but in reality it **** big time.

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