No, i'm not asking you to post and tell us... but answer the poll (anonymously, unless Eff snoops :p ) so we can see where the dance community actually took its stand.
Please don't answer unless you have actually voted. And no duplicate usernames, aka voting irregularities.
Originally posted Tuesday, November 2, 2004 (7 years ago)
Doubleplusgood InParty GloryVic! Comrades, how will Ingsoc continuelive victorywise? Ingsoc will continuelive victorywise by vaporizing decay within Inparty core. Inparty exampleserve Outparty and prolemass and must causewise continuebe goodthink. Ignorance is strength, Comrades, unforget.
Originally posted Tuesday, November 2, 2004 (7 years ago)
I voted Libertarian for state treasurer. I didn't know anything about ANYONE running in this race, but I figured that Libertarians have the best overall fiscal policy.
The velocity of Spanish is that many tables do not have sadness...
Originally posted Tuesday, November 2, 2004 (7 years ago)
Quoted from "Holiday" I would replace Kerry with Edwards but that's just me.
Yuck! The hardest part for me voting for Kerry was that Edwards is his running mate. The guy is an unctuous ambulance chaser. Every time he speaks I feel like he is trying to sell me a used car.
Originally posted Tuesday, November 2, 2004 (7 years ago)
Quoted from "Wexie"
Yuck! The hardest part for me voting for Kerry was that Edwards is his running mate. The guy is an unctuous ambulance chaser. Every time he speaks I feel like he is trying to sell me a used car.
Originally posted Tuesday, November 2, 2004 (7 years ago)
Quoted from "Fredo" Doubleplusgood InParty GloryVic! Comrades, how will Ingsoc continuelive victorywise? Ingsoc will continuelive victorywise by vaporizing decay within Inparty core. Inparty exampleserve Outparty and prolemass and must causewise continuebe goodthink. Ignorance is strength, Comrades, unforget.
Originally posted Tuesday, November 2, 2004 (7 years ago)
Quoted from "SwingSprite" OK... the poll got screwed up. I'm SURE i had an "other" option in case i missed a candidate available in your state.
sincere apologies to the Libertarians. I really should have put your guy up.
Any admins willing and able to update the poll for me?
We need:
- Other
- Michael Badnarik (libertarian)
You can edit your own poll. Just go back and edit your first post.
Originally posted Tuesday, November 2, 2004 (7 years ago)
Quoted from "SwingKid570" I voted Libertarian for state treasurer. I didn't know anything about ANYONE running in this race, but I figured that Libertarians have the best overall fiscal policy.
Yes, I like to think of it as the "me first, gimme, gimme" fiscal policy.
Originally posted Tuesday, November 2, 2004 (7 years ago)
Quoted from "RubyMae"
Quoted from "SwingKid570" I voted Libertarian for state treasurer. I didn't know anything about ANYONE running in this race, but I figured that Libertarians have the best overall fiscal policy.
Yes, I like to think of it as the "me first, gimme, gimme" fiscal policy.
Gimme what? Gimme... nothing? They don't steal money from the poor and spend it on crap that doesn't work :P
Originally posted Tuesday, November 2, 2004 (7 years ago)
But of course. We all know that the poor choose to be poor. It shouldn't be our responsibility to help them.
And yes, the Republic as it stands these days, really is an oppressive place. I truly believe this would be a much more pleasant and civilized union if I were allowed to do whatever I wanted, so long as that did not infringe upon anyone else.
(Yes, I am resorting to hyperbole; recognize it as such)
Originally posted Tuesday, November 2, 2004 (7 years ago)
They just recognize that beaurocracy is inefficient. Taking the governmental parasite out of our economy provides jobs and growth that would take the strain off of welfare and charities.
I don't believe in no government. I think we should have small programs that catch people when they fall - a safety net. But a safety net is meant to be something you can fall back on. Not something that actively comes after you, catching you and everyone else in its web. The latter is what we have now, especially with regard to programs like Social Security that are ballooning beyond what our country can afford.
Originally posted Tuesday, November 2, 2004 (7 years ago)
Quoted from "RubyMae" But of course. We all know that the poor choose to be poor. It shouldn't be our responsibility to help them.
So let's make the poor dependant on the government then. That will really help. It's been some 70 odd years since the new deal and we have more poor people than ever. Quite a winner of a system we got here.
Quote And yes, the Republic as it stands these days, really is an oppressive place. I truly believe this would be a much more pleasant and civilized union if I were allowed to do whatever I wanted, so long as that did not infringe upon anyone else.
Yeah, getting the government's approval before we do anything is much more preferable. Wouldn't want all those pot smokers running around marrying people of the same sex now would we?
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Doubleplusgood InParty GloryVic! Comrades, how will Ingsoc continuelive victorywise? Ingsoc will continuelive victorywise by vaporizing decay within Inparty core. Inparty exampleserve Outparty and prolemass and must causewise continuebe goodthink. Ignorance is strength, Comrades, unforget.
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So I actually voted libertarian, but that wasn't an option here.
I think we need to bump this up ever so often.
when I vote today after work, I'll also be voting libertarian
SwingSprite, last I heard the LP is on the ballot in 48 states... only New Hampshire & Oklahoma had troubles this year
Who's the libertarian running?
Michael Badnarik
Where are the other Bush people?
if you didn't already know this board skews heavily left, you haven't been spending much time here at all.
hey cool. i'm the only one who voted for nader in the poll!
Hey I may not be Marcelo but I'm still smart enough to figure that out.
I would replace Kerry with Edwards but that's just me.
Senator McCain.
OK... the poll got screwed up. I'm SURE i had an "other" option in case i missed a candidate available in your state.
sincere apologies to the Libertarians. I really should have put your guy up.
Any admins willing and able to update the poll for me? We need: - Other - Michael Badnarik (libertarian)
I voted Libertarian for state treasurer. I didn't know anything about ANYONE running in this race, but I figured that Libertarians have the best overall fiscal policy.
The velocity of Spanish is that many tables do not have sadness...
Same for me... looks like there are a few of us doing that on here.
Of course there are obviously a lot more liberals, hehe.
I love the yehoodi exit poll. :)
Yuck! The hardest part for me voting for Kerry was that Edwards is his running mate. The guy is an unctuous ambulance chaser. Every time he speaks I feel like he is trying to sell me a used car.
Oh, but he's so dreeeeeamy...
:spineyes:
I heart Fredo.
You can edit your own poll. Just go back and edit your first post.
Yes, I like to think of it as the "me first, gimme, gimme" fiscal policy.
Sorry, outta room, no space for other.
Too lazy to code it.
-Eff
hee... I knew someone who made a bumpersticker/avatar/logo-thingy that said:
"John Edwards. I'd f ck him."
Edward's soo looks like a plastic Ken doll. I never liked Ken...
Gimme what? Gimme... nothing? They don't steal money from the poor and spend it on crap that doesn't work :P
It's libertarian monetary policy that's questionable, imo.
- James
No, as long as their asses are covered, they don't give a rat's ass about the rich or the poor. Lovely policy.
Yeah, who needs liberty and freedom anyway. God forbid we would expect people to have a little personal responsibility.
But of course. We all know that the poor choose to be poor. It shouldn't be our responsibility to help them.
And yes, the Republic as it stands these days, really is an oppressive place. I truly believe this would be a much more pleasant and civilized union if I were allowed to do whatever I wanted, so long as that did not infringe upon anyone else.
(Yes, I am resorting to hyperbole; recognize it as such)
They just recognize that beaurocracy is inefficient. Taking the governmental parasite out of our economy provides jobs and growth that would take the strain off of welfare and charities.
I don't believe in no government. I think we should have small programs that catch people when they fall - a safety net. But a safety net is meant to be something you can fall back on. Not something that actively comes after you, catching you and everyone else in its web. The latter is what we have now, especially with regard to programs like Social Security that are ballooning beyond what our country can afford.
- James
Registered Republican - voted Green David Cobb in Mass. Disappointed to not see his name on the poll.
I took the blind NPR issues quiz and Cobb was the winner.
So let's make the poor dependant on the government then. That will really help. It's been some 70 odd years since the new deal and we have more poor people than ever. Quite a winner of a system we got here.
Yeah, getting the government's approval before we do anything is much more preferable. Wouldn't want all those pot smokers running around marrying people of the same sex now would we?
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