Post up if you voted today!!

[Scotsman]

I voted two weeks ago, absentee voting is the best especially since I travel so much.

Cheers,
Scotsman

 

[pintoca]

Is Arnolold the only jacked mofo in politics?

 

[perkele]

I voted

 

[KillahBee]

Absolutely not

 

[rykertest]

regardless of party affiliation, those of you that didn't vote should not be allowed to voice your opinion on politics. To not vote is f'ing disgreceful and about the most un-american thing you can do.

 

[KillahBee]

regardless of party affiliation, those of you that didn't vote should not be allowed to voice your opinion on politics. To not vote is f'ing disgreceful and about the most un-american thing you can do.

I was hoping to not get into this, BUT:

I do this little test every time someone says what you just said: Tell me 10 bills/laws/whatever that each candidate signed (or whatever the fuck it's called) off the top of your head.

You see, people like you focus on the RIGHT to vote as the important aspect here. I would rather focus on the right to vote INTELLIGENTLY. Most people vote cause they CAN, not cause they SHOULD. You read a few newspapers and watch CNN (all very biased outlets, obviously) and think that gives you the firepower to vote intelligently. THAT is really, really, really sad.

I have only met one person who could answer my question above.

My friends, it is ignorant, disrespectful, and plain old sad to watch people vote when they don't have the intelligence (based on FACT) to do so. Just cause "they can". I don't know enough FACTS about politics to vote. I respect the right to vote enough to NOT vote.

I realize most of you will not be able to understand what I just wrote in a rational manner void of emotion, but hopefully someone can.

 

[redguru]

I say there should be knowledge testing before voting.

1.) Who is your current Representative, Senators and Governor.

2.) Who is Speaker of the House, Senate Pro Tempore and Secretary of State

If you can't answer those questions you have no business voting.

 

[alien amp pharm]

I was hoping to not get into this, BUT:

I do this little test every time someone says what you just said: Tell me 10 bills/laws/whatever that each candidate signed (or whatever the fuck it's called) off the top of your head.

You see, people like you focus on the RIGHT to vote as the important aspect here. I would rather focus on the right to vote INTELLIGENTLY. Most people vote cause they CAN, not cause they SHOULD. You read a few newspapers and watch CNN (all very biased outlets, obviously) and think that gives you the firepower to vote intelligently. THAT is really, really, really sad.

I have only met one person who could answer my question above.

My friends, it is ignorant, disrespectful, and plain old sad to watch people vote when they don't have the intelligence (based on FACT) to do so. Just cause "they can". I don't know enough FACTS about politics to vote. I respect the right to vote enough to NOT vote.

I realize most of you will not be able to understand what I just wrote in a rational manner void of emotion, but hopefully someone can.

I already voted today! And I have no idea who I voted for, All I know was I voted yes to sell beer inside of grocery stores. Lol.

^^^lmao

 

[gonelifting]

The speaker of the house should have good tonal balance and go deep, all the way down to 20 hz or so. If not, it can always be coupled with a good subwoofer to accomodate for it's imperfections. I've found the latter to always be the safe bet. good luck

 

[redguru]

^^^lmao

And that's why Pelosi is Speaker of the House(elect).