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Samsa 10-20-2002 02:45 AM

public service announcement to my fellow americans 18 and up
 
please vote on november 5th. i voted absentee today :X i wrote in for my mother for senate because no normal person is voting for virginia senator. too bad. there were all these bond referendums and amendments i was asked to approve or disapprove of. i was ll umm! i dunno

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...2002Oct19.html

heh. i think i made the right choices finally. anyways yeah. and if you haven't registered to vote yet, go to the dmv and do it. or

https://ssl.capwiz.com/congressorg/nvra/

or just go hoere and click on your respective state

http://dir.yahoo.com/Government/U_S_...tion/By_State/

most states offer downloadable forms. they will also offer absentee ballot forms if you are a college student and/or not a resident of where you currently live.

relaxor! 10-20-2002 02:53 AM

Maybe I should register...

Boner 10-20-2002 03:07 AM

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Originally posted by Samsa
there were all these bond referendums and amendments i was asked to approve or disapprove of. i was ll umm! i dunno

.

Sound like you made some real educated choices.

I voted absentee already because I don't live in the state I live. Yeah that makes sense. I tried to make some sense out of the referrendums and what not but, yeah, I guess it's wierd because that stuff is obvioulsy important but most of us are clueless about it.

I just voted because I hate Sen. Wellstone and I want him out of him out of office whether he has MS or not. I know that sounds bad but I just don't think he's done much for our state. He won't lose though.

Samsa 10-20-2002 03:09 AM

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Originally posted by The Ace of Aces


Sound like you made some real educated choices.


fuck off. i was all 'umm! i dunno' and then i got someone to explain to me what they were about. i didn't do fucking hours of research on the pros and cons of every situation but i analyzed every fucking proposal and thought of the pros and cons myself and i think if i didn't make a particularly 'educated' choice my choice was educated enough and more importantly, speculative.

scouse_dave 10-20-2002 03:09 AM

i vote Rooney for president !!!

sppunk 10-20-2002 03:16 AM

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Originally posted by Samsa


fuck off. i was all 'umm! i dunno' and then i got someone to explain to me what they were about. i didn't do fucking hours of research on the pros and cons of every situation but i analyzed every fucking proposal and thought of the pros and cons myself and i think if i didn't make a particularly 'educated' choice my choice was educated enough and more importantly, speculative.

But, seriously, you're one vote doesn't really matter. It's all rigged.

Besides, we don't live in a democracy. It's a republic, merging quicly into a socialist state.

Personally, I'm a communist at heart, and despise our governmental system. Democracy's good and all, but not how America distorts it.

relaxor! 10-20-2002 03:19 AM

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Originally posted by sppunk
Besides, we don't live in a democracy. It's a republic, merging quicly into a socialist state.

I want you to back this up.
Evidence.

sppunk 10-20-2002 03:23 AM

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Originally posted by relaxor!
I want you to back this up.
Evidence.

I can't back the socialist state up, that's my opinion based on FBI survelience and the Office of Homeland Security being created. If you look back, it's been done in Nazi Germany and Communist Russia, just in different pretexts.

As far the democracy/republic thing: In a true democracy, each individual would vote on every piece of legislation.

However, we don't. We elect certain people to vote for us, because we possibly can't know what is best for ourselves or understand what all the bill or law or whatever it may be is talking about. Thus, representatives do it, thus the term "republic."

relaxor! 10-20-2002 03:26 AM

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Originally posted by sppunk


I can't back the socialist state up, that's my opinion based on FBI survelience and the Office of Homeland Security being created. If you look back, it's been done in Nazi Germany and Communist Russia, just in different pretexts.

As far the democracy/republic thing: In a true democracy, each individual would vote on every piece of legislation.

However, we don't. We elect certain people to vote for us, because we possibly can't know what is best for ourselves or understand what all the bill or law or whatever it may be is talking about. Thus, representatives do it, thus the term "republic."

Sorry, I should have only quoted the 'socialist state' remark. I know what a Republic is, and thanks for spelling it out. I just wanted to know why you have that opinion. I'm not being mean; I'm curious.

Boner 10-20-2002 03:28 AM

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Originally posted by scouse_dave
i vote Rooney for president !!!
LOL

I'll vote for anyone who beats Arsenal.

Samsa 10-20-2002 03:29 AM

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Originally posted by sppunk


But, seriously, you're one vote doesn't really matter. It's all rigged.

Besides, we don't live in a democracy. It's a republic, merging quicly into a socialist state.

Personally, I'm a communist at heart, and despise our governmental system. Democracy's good and all, but not how America distorts it.

this is the drop in the ocean complex. you see this happening in that washington post article i linked. stupid kids (like you) say 'my vote doesn't matter so i won't vote'

well, enough kids say that, and guedss what happens. you have a huge sector of the population that won't vote. nice try. my vote DOES matter

of course we live in a republic not a democracy

and we aren't going to merge into a socialist state anytime soon (not that i'd really mind except on an economic standpoing it's not cost-effective or something)

Samsa 10-20-2002 03:32 AM

anywyas, please ignore sppunk and vote. it's quite possibly the most important act of civic duty there is. if you don't vote your government stops representing you. that's all there is to it. so vote.

sppunk 10-20-2002 03:32 AM

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Originally posted by Samsa


this is the drop in the ocean complex. you see this happening in that washington post article i linked. stupid kids (like you) say 'my vote doesn't matter so i won't vote'

well, enough kids say that, and guedss what happens. you have a huge sector of the population that won't vote. nice try. my vote DOES matter

of course we live in a republic not a democracy

and we aren't going to merge into a socialist state anytime soon (not that i'd really mind except on an economic standpoing it's not cost-effective or something)

But if you don't understand what you're voting on, it's pointless to vote. You're wasting it, much like they said people wasted thier vote on Nader. Everyone knew he would not win, so why waste your vote? Well, I don't think it was wasted, because you have to support someone and all.

And don't make yourself feel more important than you really are. No election has ever come to ONE vote, so technically, Suze's (Samsa's) vote hasn't made any difference.

relaxor! 10-20-2002 03:33 AM

Socialism is dependant on citizens not being greedy and selfish, both of which Americans are in spades. This is obviously a generalization, but with so many of them(us) falling into this category, there was no way it would work out.
Hey Karly, humans have a desire to move on and improve their lives. Move up. Sorry.

sppunk 10-20-2002 03:35 AM

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Originally posted by relaxor!
Sorry, I should have only quoted the 'socialist state' remark. I know what a Republic is, and thanks for spelling it out. I just wanted to know why you have that opinion. I'm not being mean; I'm curious.
My bad, I thought you were referring tot he democracy part. A lot of my friends don't understand that.

As far as the socialist thing, I just really think America has moved into a tyrant of sorts. We are trying to be the police of the world. Getting invovled in places we have no business in, besides to promote our democractic ideals and better manage our imports for more money.

And like I said, the new programs Bush has approved have pushed it one step further. Are we a socialist state yet? Of course not, by no means. But, if things don't change, it wouldn't be out of the question in the next, oh, 20 years or so?

Just some ideas to ponder. But keep in mind I'm a cynic and overanalyze everything.

Boner 10-20-2002 03:36 AM

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Originally posted by Samsa
[b]

my vote DOES matter

B]
Keep telling yourself that, but it just is not true. Not logically anyway.

For your vote to matter that would mean that the outcome of the election would be different depending on whether or not you vote. That just isn't the case unless it comes down to a matter of one vote.

In theory (or more precisely, in an aggregate sense), your vote DOES matter because if thousands of Samsa's chose not to vote than the election results would be altered.

How many of you eeked at the words "thousands of Samsa's." I know I did. But I'm just a thug.

relaxor! 10-20-2002 03:39 AM

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Originally posted by sppunk

But keep in mind I'm a cynic and overanalyze everything.

Ha! Me too. I'm just as cynical and suspicious, I just happen to disagree with you on this issue.

Samsa 10-20-2002 03:40 AM

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Originally posted by sppunk


But if you don't understand what you're voting on, it's pointless to vote. You're wasting it, much like they said people wasted thier vote on Nader. Everyone knew he would not win, so why waste your vote? Well, I don't think it was wasted, because you have to support someone and all.

And don't make yourself feel more important than you really are. No election has ever come to ONE vote, so technically, Suze's (Samsa's) vote hasn't made any difference.

listen. when i said i said 'umm what?' when i looked at the referendums i was being FACETIOUS. i wouldn't vote if i didn't understand what i was voting on. i'm not fucking ignorant. it was a simply facetious statement and not the basis for argument. i hadn't fully analyzed for hours every single aspect of the referendums and bonds, but they were pretty fucking straightforward and clear-cut. it was just a side-comment and not to be taken seriously.

i'm not making myself feel more important than i am. the only difference is that i, unlike you, do NOT view government from an individualistic standpoint. you have it all fucking backwards. i view myself as one of many who CAN make a difference if enough of them vote. i, unlike you, understand that voting is one of the greatest rights there is, and one of the most treasured aspects of government. and i'm not going to lose it just because of apathy or selfish 'but my vote doesn't make a difference waaah waaah waah' selfish point of view. of course one vote doesn't make a difference. any moron knows that. but that doesn't mean that 100,000 votes don't make a difference.

do you throw your trash on the street? well you should, because i doubt that one piece of paper really hurts the environment. do you shoplift? well you should, because it's not like one candy bar really economically harms the store. should you give money to charity? not really, because it's not like your money will really make any difference. it's the same fucking situation. just give it up.

Samsa 10-20-2002 03:42 AM

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Originally posted by The Ace of Aces


Keep telling yourself that, but it just is not true. Not logically anyway.

For your vote to matter that would mean that the outcome of the election would be different depending on whether or not you vote. That just isn't the case unless it comes down to a matter of one vote.

In theory (or more precisely, in an aggregate sense), your vote DOES matter because if thousands of Samsa's chose not to vote than the election results would be altered.

How many of you eeked at the words "thousands of Samsa's." I know I did. But I'm just a thug.

you are such a fucking 'tard. why don't you fucking think before you post. you keep stating these obvious facts that any person with an iq above 4 knows. of COURSE logically my vote doesn't matter. a 6-year old can tell you that. why don't you read down to your second paragraph and maybe realize that that's what i'm fucking talking about . you stupid idiot.

just because YOUR vote doesn't matter doesn't mean you shouldn't vote. that is the stupidest fucking thing i've heard ever. it's a completely selfish way of looking at the world. nothing fucking matters if you look at it from an individualistic point of view. nothing matters at all. but that doesn't mean you still don't have responsibilities or obligations. you dick.

relaxor! 10-20-2002 03:43 AM

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Originally posted by Samsa

do you throw your trash on the street? well you should, because i doubt that one piece of paper really hurts the environment. do you shoplift? well you should, because it's not like one candy bar really economically harms the store. should you give money to charity? not really, because it's not like your money will really make any difference.

I like this argument, and I agree.
Kill a kid. It doesn't matter. There are lots more.

Samsa 10-20-2002 03:45 AM

anyways, sorry apathetic stupid kids who take for granted lots of fucking shit ruined this thread

just vote. it's not that hard. it takes 2 minutes. and if politicians see that more young people are voting they'll start paying attention to your concerns. plain and simple.

go to your local dmv, or download a form. they'll send you an absentee ballo tin the mail if you aren't a resident of your current location. and if you are within driving/walking distance of your appropriate polling place, voting booths are really fucking cool. and you'll probably get a sticker.

jared 10-20-2002 03:47 AM

i lost any confidence i had in elections after prop 187 in california was voted through and then upended in court

sppunk 10-20-2002 03:48 AM

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Originally posted by Samsa


listen. when i said i said 'umm what?' when i looked at the referendums i was being FACETIOUS. i wouldn't vote if i didn't understand what i was voting on. i'm not fucking ignorant. it was a simply facetious statement and not the basis for argument. i hadn't fully analyzed for hours every single aspect of the referendums and bonds, but they were pretty fucking straightforward and clear-cut. it was just a side-comment and not to be taken seriously.

i'm not making myself feel more important than i am. the only difference is that i, unlike you, do NOT view government from an individualistic standpoint. you have it all fucking backwards. i view myself as one of many who CAN make a difference if enough of them vote. i, unlike you, understand that voting is one of the greatest rights there is, and one of the most treasured aspects of government. and i'm not going to lose it just because of apathy or selfish 'but my vote doesn't make a difference waaah waaah waah' selfish point of view. of course one vote doesn't make a difference. any moron knows that. but that doesn't mean that 100,000 votes don't make a difference.

do you throw your trash on the street? well you should, because i doubt that one piece of paper really hurts the environment. do you shoplift? well you should, because it's not like one candy bar really economically harms the store. should you give money to charity? not really, because it's not like your money will really make any difference. it's the same fucking situation. just give it up.

Half this board would disagree you're not ignorant. You're a decent bullshitter at best.

I like how you think you know what I want from government, when I haven't even come close to saying anything about being individualistic at all. In fact, I fucking hate individualism government, that's why democracy's don't work out very well.

It's fine to vote if you know what the hell's going on, but you obviously said you didn't. You shouldn't joke about stuff like that on a messageboard where your cynical comments can't be noticed.

Do I throw litter? Yes, fuck MotherNature, what's she done for me today? Do I steal? I have, things are so overpriced who gives a shit? That's more of your dumbass capitalists behavior making poor people steal.

You're mentality is the reason this worlds such a shitty place to live in if your not a white, middle class or higher, educated human being.

Go give your thoughts to Somolia, see how far they'll take it. No fucking very.

sppunk 10-20-2002 03:50 AM

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Originally posted by bittertrance
i lost any confidence i had in elections after prop 187 in california was voted through and then upended in court
See, this man clearly understands why our system is skewed. We give power to the wrong people, not the average citizen.

Boner 10-20-2002 03:56 AM

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Originally posted by Samsa


you are such a fucking 'tard.

you stupid idiot.

that is the stupidest fucking thing i've heard ever.

nothing fucking matters

you dick.

Talk about the pot kelling the kettle black.

You fucking tard you're a stupid idiot that's the stupidest thing I've ever heard. Nothing maters. You dick.

I'm gonna go out on a limb and say that your pre-existing hostility toward me may contribute somewhat to your recent responses. Not that you are much of an intellecutal, but you do a lot better job when you're not taking it to such a juvenille level.

You wish you were John McEnroe or Zach De La Rocah who could use anger to their advantage, but you are no John McEnroe. When you get angry, it shows through to your resopnse, and you sound down right adolescent.

Samsa 10-20-2002 03:57 AM

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Originally posted by sppunk


Half this board would disagree you're not ignorant. You're a decent bullshitter at best.

I like how you think you know what I want from government, when I haven't even come close to saying anything about being individualistic at all. In fact, I fucking hate individualism government, that's why democracy's don't work out very well.



well you obviously have an individualistic view of voting, and that's all i was referring to.

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It's fine to vote if you know what the hell's going on, but you obviously said you didn't. You shouldn't joke about stuff like that on a messageboard where your cynical comments can't be noticed.
i said no such fucking thing. i made a reference to the confusing wording of the bonds. i never said i randomly voted. in fact i even mentioned that i wrote in a vote for senator for my mother, as all the other senate candidates were complete freaks. this would sort of indicate that i am quite familiar with these candidates and what they stand for. it's the exact same thing. i knew exactly what was going on and i voted accordingly. i made a joking reference to the confusing wording of bond referendums, and that's it, and your argument is 100% invalid. furthermore, i suspect you KNEW i wasn't serious or rather my reaction of 'umm what?' was just a side-joke and not really how i viewed my voting experience. it's fucking obvious and any moron would know what i meant and that that comment was not to be taken 100% seriously. i think you'r ejus tpurposefully wrongly misinterpreting that statement in order to make a point.

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Do I throw litter? Yes, fuck MotherNature, what's she done for me today? Do I steal? I have, things are so overpriced who gives a shit? That's more of your dumbass capitalists behavior making poor people steal.
case in point. i'm not going to argue with you anymore. you are obviously selfish in your general views of the world. i'm not going to argue with someone who disagrees with me on a fundamental basis on what is and isn't one's responsibility. go ahead. don't vote. live a life of unjustified self-righteousness. see if i fucking care.

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You're mentality is the reason this worlds such a shitty place to live in if your not a white, middle class or higher, educated human being.

Go give your thoughts to Somolia, see how far they'll take it. No fucking very.
excuse me? my mentality that people should be responsible to each other and the world? excuse me for breathing. maybe you mean my mentality that in order to maintain a free, stable government one needs to be actively involved in what's going wrong. i'm sorry. actually on the subject of somalia, why don't you go move there. i'm sure you'll enjoy not being able to vote quite a bit.

Samsa 10-20-2002 03:59 AM

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Originally posted by The Ace of Aces


Talk about the pot kelling the kettle black.

You fucking tard you're a stupid idiot that's the stupidest thing I've ever heard. Nothing maters. You dick.

I'm gonna go out on a limb and say that your pre-existing hostility toward me may contribute somewhat to your recent responses. Not that you are much of an intellecutal, but you do a lot better job when you're not taking it to such a juvenille level.

You wish you were John McEnroe or Zach De La Rocah who could use anger to their advantage, but you are no John McEnroe. When you get angry, it shows through to your resopnse, and you sound down right adolescent.

except i have no desire to argue with you on an intellectual level. you've proven to me your arguing tactics (taking statements out of context and beating them down) so my adolescent behaviour towards you is absolutely irrelevant. i don't care to argue with you because you're stupid and you never say anything of value. you always rehash the obvious and act like people aren't even taking htis into account when they really are. you're just stupid and belligerant and get the fuck out of my topic.

sppunk 10-20-2002 04:07 AM

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Originally posted by Samsa


well you obviously have an individualistic view of voting, and that's all i was referring to.



i said no such fucking thing. i made a reference to the confusing wording of the bonds. i never said i randomly voted. in fact i even mentioned that i wrote in a vote for senator for my mother, as all the other senate candidates were complete freaks. this would sort of indicate that i am quite familiar with these candidates and what they stand for. it's the exact same thing. i knew exactly what was going on and i voted accordingly. i made a joking reference to the confusing wording of bond referendums, and that's it, and your argument is 100% invalid. furthermore, i suspect you KNEW i wasn't serious or rather my reaction of 'umm what?' was just a side-joke and not really how i viewed my voting experience. it's fucking obvious and any moron would know what i meant and that that comment was not to be taken 100% seriously. i think you'r ejus tpurposefully wrongly misinterpreting that statement in order to make a point.



case in point. i'm not going to argue with you anymore. you are obviously selfish in your general views of the world. i'm not going to argue with someone who disagrees with me on a fundamental basis on what is and isn't one's responsibility. go ahead. don't vote. live a life of unjustified self-righteousness. see if i fucking care.



excuse me? my mentality that people should be responsible to each other and the world? excuse me for breathing. maybe you mean my mentality that in order to maintain a free, stable government one needs to be actively involved in what's going wrong. i'm sorry. actually on the subject of somalia, why don't you go move there. i'm sure you'll enjoy not being able to vote quite a bit.

Transperant arguments. You're dissappointing me. Usually you get better detailed.

Its impossible to tell what you mean with your incoherant posts. You don't use sentence structure, mispell damn near everything and fail to ever reach a conclusion without postin mhm. nm. or some retarded bullshit like that.

You say you aren't going to argue, yet go on to do so. That basically tears away any credibility you have with me. I'm not selfish for not voting. If I don't believe in something, I'm not going to vote. It's like religion, if you don't believe in a God you're not going to practice a faith. If I don't believe in any of the candidates, I'm not going to support the "lesser of the evils" as a lot of people like to argue.

Our government is stable? In what sense: We keep a president and offices for 4 years? That's about it. The White House constantly rebutles their statements and paints everything to look like they're doing good. But that's their job, if they didn't, Americans would be scared to death.

You think we know of all the unstablity between our leaders? No. Is there some? Hell yes.

I would move to Somolia, by the way, but it's too fucking hot there and they don't have enough meat to eat. I gotta be able to put away some Prime Rib about once every two or three weeks. Maybe I should move to Sweden though, that's where I'm from anyways. Things are pretty nice there, if you haven't heard.

Boner 10-20-2002 04:07 AM

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Originally posted by Samsa


except i have no desire to argue with you on an intellectual level. you've proven to me your arguing tactics (taking statements out of context and beating them down) so my adolescent behaviour towards you is absolutely irrelevant. i don't care to argue with you because you're stupid and you never say anything of value. you always rehash the obvious and act like people aren't even taking htis into account when they really are. you're just stupid and belligerant and get the fuck out of my topic.

None of what you said is true. As far as getting the fuck out of your topic, it's actually Andrew's topic. You don't have any rights to the topic.

You think I am stupid because I don't share your Liberal agenda for society. I'm not an idealist like you.

Saying something of value, really just means something that fits into your view of society. I'm sure 99% of NP would agree that you are the last person who should be attacking people for not having anythign of value to say. Mrs., "how this half-hour of my life went." You and all your "I farted. Read all about it" posts are valueless.

As far as stating the obvious, you are the one who boasted that the serial sniper is "anti-soical." That's fairly obvious.

I'm smarter than that ignorant Target employee you are dating. I can tell you that much. I didn't break down at UC Irvine and lock myself in a room for a year.

If I did those things would you then let me argue with you on an intellecutal level?

Samsa 10-20-2002 04:11 AM

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Originally posted by sppunk
[b]

I'm not selfish for not voting. If I don't believe in something, I'm not going to vote. It's like religion, if you don't believe in a God you're not going to practice a faith. If I don't believe in any of the candidates, I'm not going to support the "lesser of the evils" as a lot of people like to argue.
but you never said that's why you don't vote. if that was your stated reason for not voting i'd at least give you credit for having a more or less valid argument but i'd ask you to work to get someone you approve of on the ballot. however your reasons for not voting are 'it doesn't make a difference' as are you rreasons for littering and shoplifting. that's why i say selfish. this isn't fucking rocket science. and oh you said my arguments are vague and transparent. they're obviously not. you are obviously choosing not to read them or choosing not to get anythign out of them. my arguments are pretty fucking concrete and basic. i've stated them numerous times and YOU are the transparent and wishy-washing purpose for resorting to blowing my grammar and lack of coherence. my posts are perfectly coherent to anyone with common sense. i'm sorry.

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Our government is stable? In what sense: We keep a president and offices for 4 years? That's about it. The White House constantly rebutles their statements and paints everything to look like they're doing good. But that's their job, if they didn't, Americans would be scared to death.
is our government stable?

yes. for as long as our country has existed there has existed a peaceful transition of power. no president has ever used military force to stay in office. no person has ever used military force to seize power. i would call that a stable government. sorry if you don't.
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yeah. just give it up. you don't vote because you're apathetic. that doens't mean other people shouldn't. stop fucking telling me and other people what to do.


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