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Originally posted by LazarusTheLong
I do have a great idea for insureing future election results...
have everyone stay where they voted for the entire day until all votes are counted... (fairgrounds, concert halls ect...)
and if the votes are counted, and people don't like it, then everyone picks up a bat and the last one left standing represents the winner...
Originally posted by Seekerof
as posted by soficrow
...some advocate civil war.
"Some" referes to who and whom?
You mean like those Democrats that also advocated and then took this country into a Civil War in 1861?
Not likely....
seekerof
Originally posted by syntaxer
So they find disenfranchisement of voters in Ohio akin to an X-file episode? Well thanks for the insensitive statement big brother! By the way, which episode would that be? Is it the episode where Mulder Scully finds no WMDs, or the one where they forge documents misleading our nation into war?
Neocons.. pffft
Originally posted by Muaddib
I am not saying not to do anything, but thinking the problem will be solved easily is foolhardy.
[edit on 8-1-2005 by Muaddib]
Originally posted by soficrow
...The problem won't be solved at all if it's not acknowledged - or if it's consistently reduced to the level of a Grade 6 popularity contest.
We're looking to protect democracy here. Thinking this can happen without broad-based dialogue is short-sighted. Thinking it might happen without passionate commitment is wishful.
[edit on 9-1-2005 by soficrow]
Originally posted by Muaddib
We are protecting our republic...recounts were done, even Kerry conceded that Bush won, and Kerry had 10,000 lawyers looking.
Originally posted by Muaddib
The problem that i see is that a group of people do not want Bush in power at all, and they will not accept that Bush won no matter how many recounts are done.
Originally posted by soficrow
You persist in evaluating the problem, and its purported solution, as if it were a grade school popularity contest. It's not. The problem is a systems problem, and requires a MUCH broader perspective and analysis.
Originally posted by Kidfinger
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The best analogy I can make for the Neocons is to compare them to the combine guards in Half Life 2. The guards in the game will leave you alone as long as you dont make a single mistep in thier point of view.
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Originally posted by Muaddib
Originally posted by Kidfinger
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The best analogy I can make for the Neocons is to compare them to the combine guards in Half Life 2. The guards in the game will leave you alone as long as you dont make a single mistep in thier point of view.
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Now life is just a video game, or computer game?....
Ok, you said it all.
[edit on 9-1-2005 by Muaddib]
Originally posted by Kidfinger
OH GIVE ME A BREAK! I never said life is a video game. I made an analogy to the game. Get off your high horse and stop attempting to repress Liberal Ideas. Typical
This is the very mentality that is causing a divide in this world. I even suggestedwe work together to solve the problem once and for all, yet no Neocons are even willing to attempt this. They would rather repress all ideas that are not there own, as Muaddib has attempted to do to me. You Neocons have a God complex.
Originally posted by Muaddib
You suggested to once more have an election....
because it didn't go the way you wanted it to....
you also were the one to make an analogy suggesting republicans are like the "evil guards" in "a video game"........
and you are talking about others having a God complex.....
kidfinger, if you are looking for someone with a God Complex, look in a mirror.