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 Posted: Mon Nov 01, 2004 2:40 pm
I like this new southpark episode where they compare kerry and bush as a douch and a turd sandwich (spelling? sweatdrop )
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Posted: Mon Nov 01, 2004 6:11 pm
Rats_have_rights I like this new southpark episode where they compare kerry and bush as a douch and a turd sandwich (spelling? sweatdrop ) man I need to see that! I don't get comedy centeral. But yeeah well find out what happens tomorrow!! stressed
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Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 11:13 am
DID EVERYONE (WHO LIVES IN THE US AND IS ELIGIBLE...) VOTE TODAY???????
I already had my vote cast by noon. wink
Please. Let it make a difference.
~Mouse~
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Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 2:06 pm
KrauseMouse DID EVERYONE (WHO LIVES IN THE US AND IS ELIGIBLE...) VOTE TODAY???????I already had my vote cast by noon. wink Please. Let it make a difference. ~Mouse~
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Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 2:37 pm
KrauseMouse DID EVERYONE (WHO LIVES IN THE US AND IS ELIGIBLE...) VOTE TODAY???????I already had my vote cast by noon. wink Please. Let it make a difference. ~Mouse~ wahoo! I dont understand why virgen islanders cant vote........
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Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 6:23 pm
KrauseMouse DID EVERYONE (WHO LIVES IN THE US AND IS ELIGIBLE...) VOTE TODAY???????I already had my vote cast by noon. wink Please. Let it make a difference. ~Mouse~
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Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 7:19 pm
stressed Bush is winning so far. I might as well just buy that army stuff dark, becuse if bush wins it looks like i'll be in a draft. gonk
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Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 7:34 pm
Rats_have_rights stressed Bush is winning so far. I might as well just buy that army stuff dark, becuse if bush wins it looks like i'll be in a draft. gonk that sucks sad I know I am a minorit, and it doesnt really matter what I think because i m not a full citzen............but I like him better then Kerry. I just wish Nader could win
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Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 7:36 pm
Rats_have_rights stressed Bush is winning so far. I might as well just buy that army stuff dark, becuse if bush wins it looks like i'll be in a draft. gonk thats normal dont worry its due tot he time frame everything is going as planned besides 1 swing state that went for Kerry Democratic states usually are on the coasts and have the more electoral votes
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Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 7:39 pm
Akhen Rats_have_rights stressed Bush is winning so far. I might as well just buy that army stuff dark, becuse if bush wins it looks like i'll be in a draft. gonk thats normal dont worry its due tot he time frame everything is going as planned besides 1 swing state that went for Kerry Democratic states usually are on the coasts and have the more electoral votes true. I think things are very iffy now. Bush has wone alot of states, but Kerry's got the important ones like NY
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Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 8:36 pm
Yup now its a tie again, bush 197 to kerry 188. I still think bush is going to drop osama bin laden in a gold cage when the votes get too close.
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Posted: Wed Nov 03, 2004 10:02 am
Rats_have_rights Yup now its a tie again, bush 197 to kerry 188. I still think bush is going to drop osama bin laden in a gold cage when the votes get too close. haha domokun
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Posted: Wed Nov 03, 2004 4:57 pm
I can't believe we lost.
I believe in freedom. Freedom of religion. Freedom of choice. Freedom of love. Freedom of sex. Freedom to be myself. Freedom for YOU to be YOURSELF. I fight for your right to choose or not choose to have an abortion. I fight for your right to love who you want, be it man or woman. I fight for your right to believe in a god, goddess as well as your right not to. I fight for your right to check out library books, to have equal education, to have the ability to achieve a better life. I believe in your rights and mine; those rights to live how we choose. I believe in our right to our own destiny. I do not believe in the government choosing how I live my life, telling me what is right from what is wrong.
George W. Bush believes in war. In blood for oil. In keeping gays and lesbians in second class citizenship. He believes in controlling my life, my medical decisions, and my uterus. He believes in telling me what I should think is right for ME. Bigotry, classism, sexism, heterosexism, capitalism. The man has a superiority complex.
George W. Bush, I demand an apology. I demand that you use the next four years to correct the wrongs you have inflicted on this country. I demand that you have a heart and let AMERICAN CITIZENS live as true American citizens.
Remember, you have to be elected in the first place to run as the incumbant.
I do not believe in you.
I do not believe you deserve this.
You do not deserve a second chance.
I stood left of politics before 2000.
George W. Bush made me a radical.
I love my country
By which I mean
I am indebted joyfully
to all the people throughout its history
who have fought the government to make right. -Ani DiFranco, "Grand Canyon"
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Posted: Wed Nov 03, 2004 5:28 pm
The only funny thing I can think about now is that we all are huddled in the top right corner of america. We don't want to go to war because we got hit and lost alot of lifes. We got to feel the haterid for someone and felt the pain from everyone who lost someone. Now we know how the innocent in Iraq feel everyday in this war. The people of Iraq are not going to give up their homeland, they are going to defend it with their lives... Now all the republican teachers and students are laughing and shoving this in my face with a big ol' "haha". This quote is how I feel at this moment... "I am pretty sure that the vast majority of you out there that are reading this share the same thoughts as I do, at this hour. It would be redundant to put those feelings into words, here. What does need to be said, and to be considered, is what this election says about us, as a country, and as a people. The overriding message of yesterday's vote is that a slight majority of the american electorate just doesn't care. They don't care about rising poverty- they don't care about millions losing their healthcare. They don't care about a government that is growing out of control in ways that causes even the fiscal conservatives within the republican party to quail and shiver. They don't care about children being denied education and flu shots. They don't care about Libraries, firehouses, and museums closing down. They don't care about our environmental legacy being sold off to the highest bidder. They don't care about their sons and daughters being shipped off to an ever-worsening bloodbath, in Iraq. They don't care about our reputation, as a country, and its place within the world. They don't care about the veterans that have fought for this country being cut off from benefits. They don't care about arsenic and lead in our drinking water, or that we've attained the dubious distinction of being the most wasteful and polluting nation on earth. They just don't care." http://www.ericblumrich.com/index.html
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Posted: Thu Nov 04, 2004 6:23 pm
I think there is nothing to upset about.
I think what Kerry did was so honerable, and basically proved he is a good guy. Seing that he dropped it, rather then putting the country through recount over recount, really gave him some heart. He proved he's a good guy and basically bit everyone who didn't think so in the a**. I know people think there are things to be upset about because he lost, and that can be true, but atleast he went out well.
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