A question...[views:1821][posts:16]___________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 12:17pm - Nate nli ""] There has been tons of talk about this election and that one, etc. Who actually voted? Not asking who you voted for, I'm just curious if the people here voted before talking politics. |
| ______________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 12:23pm - the_reverend ""] I voted in the prez one. but not the off-year one this year nor will I in the one next year unless there is some way to get democrats in to the house/senate (NH are morons, send dems to washington so you get more tax $$ back to your state in special projects and financial help) |
| __________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 12:43pm - succubus ""] i made a poll at the time of the elections asking people who they were voting for..it was actually pretty interesting anyhow, i did not vote in any election (i'm not allowed to) |
| ______________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 12:46pm - the_reverend ""] but she's 10x more informed and enlightened on the subject than most of the sheep in this country. |
| ___________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 12:53pm - Nate nli ""] I was only askin cause people that were eligeble to vote and didn't, should have when they had their chance to make their voices heard. |
| __________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 12:56pm - niccolai ""] succubus said: anyhow, i did not vote in any election (i'm not allowed to) +1 If I could, I'd have voted for John Clemmenson |
| _________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 1:01pm - niccolai ""] Nate nli said: they had their chance to make their voices heard. In Massachusetts (wich is where many of the board members are from), you don't really have a chance to get your voice heard reguardless f weather or not you vote. The state votes democrat either way. I'm sure even if the majority vote were slightly republican, the electoral reps would still vote democrat... |
| _______________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 1:08pm - InventorofEvil ""] I voted for Bush.But I wont vote for him in 08. |
| _________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 1:10pm - succubus ""] Niccolai gave me a +1 because we're both foreigners and i've posted how much i like his name a few times =) |
| ____________________________ [Dec 1,2005 2:58pm - pam ""] I voted. And not for Bush. |
| ____________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 3:01pm - Josh_Martin ""] InventorofEvil said:I voted for Bush.But I wont vote for him in 08. Ok, you HAVE to be a troll. No way could anyone be as stupid as you appear to be. |
| ____________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 3:04pm - SeedBassist ""] I voted in '04, and wore a "vote kerry" shirt to vote. Granted, the shirt had a picture of Kerry King on it, but it was still a "vote Kerry" shirt. Honestly, If you were eligible to vote, but chose not to, then you shouldnt really bitch about the current state of political affairs in the United States, because you obviously didn't give a shit back around voting time. |
| __________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 3:10pm - Nate nli ""] That was my whole point when starting this thread. |
| ___________________________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 3:31pm - menstrual_sweatpants_disco ""] I never vote. Voting's for queers. |
| ___________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 3:32pm - BornSoVile ""] I voted. |
| ________________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 6:26pm - dreadedsilence ""] Voting's meaningless. This country was bought, sold and paid for a long time ago. The shit they shuffle around and rearrange every four years doesn't mean a thing. |
| __________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 6:31pm - dreadkill ""] voting validates complaining. if the guy you voted for wins and does a shitty job, you can bitch that he isn't living up to the expectations you had when you voted for him. if you voted for the losing guy, you can bitch about the shitty job the guy you didn't vote for is doing. |