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The new age revolt against the government
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If Obama doesn't win.....its going to turn into a second sixties revolution.  Especially since I'll be in there helping run things with a serious passion.

Just a thought.

Vote Obama!


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Re: The new age revolt against the government [Re: Irishdrunk]
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Irishdrunk said:
Vote Obama!



no...Obama is McCain

this year I"m voting NO!


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Re: The new age revolt against the government [Re: Prisoner#1]
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Fuck you, Obama's going to own.  Hes not JFK but he'll actually bring back respect for the USA.

He makes intelligent decisions.......McCain considers all his big oil republican donors.....


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Re: The new age revolt against the government [Re: Prisoner#1]
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Prisoner#1 said:
Irishdrunk said:
Vote Obama!



no...Obama is McCain

this year I"m voting NO!


:nono:


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Re: The new age revolt against the government [Re: Irishdrunk]
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Obama all the way.


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Re: The new age revolt against the government [Re: g00ru]
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One corporate puppet for another? Does it really matter? The revolution has already started, Obama is simply holding the latecomers back for another year or two...

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Re: The new age revolt against the government [Re: g00ru]
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Obama is a smooth talker, hes got the whole nation believing he something that he isnt. To bad he allready flipflopped and moved politcally to the middle. The only thing he will be good for is dramatically increasing our national debt.

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Re: The new age revolt against the government [Re: Xpatriot]
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oh

my

god

obama is a new age revolt against the government?

fuck no he isn't.  He will expand the government, increase taxes, and decrease freedom just like every other president has.

they are all the same

and if you got suckered into believing that he is somehow different, then you be dead wrong


www.freestateproject.com

the actual revolt against the government

not this laughable topic about obama


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Re: The new age revolt against the government [Re: anyone420]
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every election year we are left to vote for the lessor eveil....


O'bama may be the more evil in my eyes...he's done a 180 since Clinton was out of the picture...

O'bama could be the anti-christ...not really of course, but i'm just saying...


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Re: The new age revolt against the government [Re: wickedsick]
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wickedsick said:
Prisoner#1 said:
Irishdrunk said:
Vote Obama!



no...Obama is McCain

this year I"m voting NO!


:nono:


Vote "NO" for incumbent.  "No" on incumbent senators, representatives, judges and the lot. 

I want that on a shirt.

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Re: The new age revolt against the government [Re: c0sm0nautt]
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If there's one thing that pisses me off about some people here, it's the ridiculous belief that all candidates are the same, that it doesn't matter, that it's all just part of one conspiracy.  Believe it or not, you do actually have an obligation to educate yourself about politics, because they are not the same at all.  They have different policies , and will lead the country differently. 

I get the idea some people just don't know what they're talking about, and find it easier to just dismiss all the candidates as "all the same."  It makes you sound above it all, but it has no basis in reality.

At the very least, Obama will put liberal judges on the supreme court, while McCain would fill it with more conservatives.  I don't want to have to see Roe v. Wade overturned any time soon.  Not that that would necessarily happen or anything.  I'm just being dramatic, but still.


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Re: The new age revolt against the government [Re: toastandjam]
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The higher taxes on things are good in the long run. He wants these for a good reason. I don't know like less air pollution as an example.


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Re: The new age revolt against the government [Re: g00ru]
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guruu said:
If there's one thing that pisses me off about some people here, it's the ridiculous belief that all candidates are the same, that it doesn't matter, that it's all just part of one conspiracy.  Believe it or not, you do actually have an obligation to educate yourself about politics, because they are not the same at all.  They have different policies , and will lead the country differently. 

I get the idea some people just don't know what they're talking about, and find it easier to just dismiss all the candidates as "all the same."  It makes you sound above it all, but it has no basis in reality.

At the very least, Obama will put liberal judges on the supreme court, while McCain would fill it with more conservatives.  I don't want to have to see Roe v. Wade overturned any time soon.  Not that that would necessarily happen or anything.  I'm just being dramatic, but still.


Thank you.

It's far too easy to become jaded by bad politicians. So many great minds are beginning to simply give up; rolling over and refusing to consider any political viewpoints other than that bullshit "lesser of two evils" saying.


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On this side of the grave.

But then, once in a lifetime

The longed-for tidal wave

Of justice can rise up

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Re: The new age revolt against the government [Re: g00ru]
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guruu said:
If there's one thing that pisses me off about some people here, it's the ridiculous belief that all candidates are the same, that it doesn't matter, that it's all just part of one conspiracy.  Believe it or not, you do actually have an obligation to educate yourself about politics, because they are not the same at all.  They have different policies , and will lead the country differently. 

I get the idea some people just don't know what they're talking about, and find it easier to just dismiss all the candidates as "all the same."  It makes you sound above it all, but it has no basis in reality.

At the very least, Obama will put liberal judges on the supreme court, while McCain would fill it with more conservatives.  I don't want to have to see Roe v. Wade overturned any time soon.  Not that that would necessarily happen or anything.  I'm just being dramatic, but still.


I reject the government as a legitimate authority over myself, and see all those in positions within the government to be the same.  All want to take my money and my freedom through acts of violence.  I could weigh the two candidates and figure out which is less authoritarian, and vote for that one, but it's pretty obvious to me that working towards freedom from within the system will never work.  Government grows and grows, and nothing will change that fact.  I reject government, i reject politics, i reject force as a legitimate means of obtaining authority over others. 

The thing that pisses me off, is people that support a system of violence and corruption, and think that they are entitled to my money because they cast a vote for some fucking asshole in washington dc.


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Re: The new age revolt against the government [Re: Irishdrunk]
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I wish a guy named Mr.Big ran for president.


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Re: The new age revolt against the government [Re: anyone420]
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anyone420 said:
guruu said:
If there's one thing that pisses me off about some people here, it's the ridiculous belief that all candidates are the same, that it doesn't matter, that it's all just part of one conspiracy.  Believe it or not, you do actually have an obligation to educate yourself about politics, because they are not the same at all.  They have different policies , and will lead the country differently. 

I get the idea some people just don't know what they're talking about, and find it easier to just dismiss all the candidates as "all the same."  It makes you sound above it all, but it has no basis in reality.

At the very least, Obama will put liberal judges on the supreme court, while McCain would fill it with more conservatives.  I don't want to have to see Roe v. Wade overturned any time soon.  Not that that would necessarily happen or anything.  I'm just being dramatic, but still.


I reject the government as a legitimate authority over myself, and see all those in positions within the government to be the same.  All want to take my money and my freedom through acts of violence.  I could weigh the two candidates and figure out which is less authoritarian, and vote for that one, but it's pretty obvious to me that working towards freedom from within the system will never work.  Government grows and grows, and nothing will change that fact.  I reject government, i reject politics, i reject force as a legitimate means of obtaining authority over others. 

The thing that pisses me off, is people that support a system of violence and corruption, and think that they are entitled to my money because they cast a vote for some fucking asshole in washington dc.


You can try to reject it all you want, but no amount of rejection is gonna change anything.

Try as you might, you cannot simply "reject" the system. It will always control you to some extent.


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History says, Don't hope

On this side of the grave.

But then, once in a lifetime

The longed-for tidal wave

Of justice can rise up

And hope and history rhyme.

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Re: The new age revolt against the government [Re: anyone420]
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anyone420 said:
guruu said:
If there's one thing that pisses me off about some people here, it's the ridiculous belief that all candidates are the same, that it doesn't matter, that it's all just part of one conspiracy.  Believe it or not, you do actually have an obligation to educate yourself about politics, because they are not the same at all.  They have different policies , and will lead the country differently. 

I get the idea some people just don't know what they're talking about, and find it easier to just dismiss all the candidates as "all the same."  It makes you sound above it all, but it has no basis in reality.

At the very least, Obama will put liberal judges on the supreme court, while McCain would fill it with more conservatives.  I don't want to have to see Roe v. Wade overturned any time soon.  Not that that would necessarily happen or anything.  I'm just being dramatic, but still.


I reject the government as a legitimate authority over myself, and see all those in positions within the government to be the same.  All want to take my money and my freedom through acts of violence.  I could weigh the two candidates and figure out which is less authoritarian, and vote for that one, but it's pretty obvious to me that working towards freedom from within the system will never work.  Government grows and grows, and nothing will change that fact.  I reject government, i reject politics, i reject force as a legitimate means of obtaining authority over others. 

The thing that pisses me off, is people that support a system of violence and corruption, and think that they are entitled to my money because they cast a vote for some fucking asshole in washington dc.


At its core, government is a trade off of liberty for security.  Obviously, if you agree to be governed you are giving up some of your liberties.  But it's easy for you to reject government.  I bet you still enjoy the water, electricity, and overall security that living in America gives you.  That money you're talking about is only yours because there's a system that you can earn it in.  If you really want to reject government, join a commune.  Otherwise, you owe it to all the other people who make our society possible to cast your vote for the person who you think will make it work properly.


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Re: The new age revolt against the government [Re: MiddleFinger]
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Your right, i can reject rapists.. but they will always be around.

The point is, supporting the system makes you a party to a violent organization which is responsible for more death and destruction than that which it supposedly prevents. 

I won't have it on my conscience, and they damn sure don't get a cent of my money that i can avoid paying them.


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Re: The new age revolt against the government [Re: MiddleFinger]
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Give Obama a chance, he'll surprise you and gain your respect.


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Re: The new age revolt against the government [Re: Irishdrunk]
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a racially handicapped president is the last thing this country needs right now

old, white, and religious is my kind of guy


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