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[aswe 0]

OK, everyone, if bush win is elemand. A war mike braek out.

Edited November 3, 2004 by aswe

[Seiben 0]

OMG , I can't even read that. Is the Universal Translator in the shop today? :P

[HyperDrive 0]

I can't understand whatever he just said, and it is in the wrong forum anyway. :P

 

~HD

[OHNO 0]

What? :P

[Cougar 0]

Please speak english, or some kind of english that I can understand.

[DaryusZaphodDracal 0]

:lol: :P ;) :blink:

[Atragon9 0]

Hey folks, lets not be mean!

 

At the same time, aswe, please try and put together your thoughts in a fashion that most others can understand. Thank you.

[aswe 0]

sorry!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[aswe 0]

I just trying to speak my mine ok,.....folk. IM Ispeak ensligh now folk or you just don't understand read ensigh. so let talke bush unerstand now. :P ;) :lol: :blink: :wacko:

[DaryusZaphodDracal 0]

I was just playing aswe. ;) I actually voted conservitive this election because I don't like Bush or Kerry. I'd rather see Nader in the white house. Look what he did for the Pinto. :P

 

Zaphod,

"Prime Directive? We don't need no stinking Prime Directive!."

[Darrik 0]

Please speak english, or some kind of english that I can understand.

mexican would also work :P

[aswe 0]

Ok, IM sorry but the selling, but IM trying to make everyone unerstand me the bast way I can. so work with me. IM not mad. I don't like the bush aswell. :P

Edited November 3, 2004 by aswe

[Vex Xiang 0]

Those electronic voting machines should beep when you vote for Nader. A series of windows should appear ala Windows98 to make sure you have selected the right choice.

 

Warning: You have selected Nader. Are you sure?: Y

 

Warning: You are throwing your vote away. Are you sure?: Y

 

Warning: You realize this is a bi-partisan government, right?: Y

 

Vote Cast: Thank you for voting for Nader instead of Kerry and letting Bush win.

 

Anyway...its all over. Another 4 years of Bush. Lets just hope he doesn't get too many of us killed :)

 

Back to aswe's first post...if we really end up fighting a war with those triangular space-ships, I dont think we'll have a problem ;)

Edited November 4, 2004 by Vex Xiang

[Vex Xiang 0]

I have a suggestion...just a small favor, from just about everyone who's posted here. Grow up or leave the thread. ASWE's posts are perfectly legible for anyone with half a brain, so why don't we help our new guest feel welcome to engage in active conversations with our other members instead of making fun of his english like a bunch of little brats.

 

Thanks :)

 

Back to the TOPIC.

 

Looks like Bush won. Honestly I saw it coming, but since I'm in TX I knew this was a shoe-in state for him anyway, but I still voted for Kerry. Personally I think all the "hype" surrounding his reelection is exaggerated. All jokes aside, I dont think we're going to have another war, a draft, or a serious terrorist attack (at least I hope not).

 

Even so, I did see a newscast with a video of Bin Laden saying there would be another terrorist attack on the nation if Bush was reelected. In a way, I'm glad we can shove it in their face, because the worst thing that could happen is for the American people to allow terrorism to affect their vote and destroy our democratic process.

 

Although I was amused by Bush's acceptance speech, where he spoke about how the voice of the American people was heard and how he was proud to have the support of Americans. You barely won, bud ;)

[Dumbass 0]

Here are the states where Bush won (or is likely to win):

 

 

Boy, when they said the Democrats were divided they weren't kidding.

Edited November 4, 2004 by Dumbass

[Guest STSF Sketti]

You barely won, bud

 

I'd hardly consider 3+million over Kerry in popular vote "barely." America needs strong leadership right now. Bush may not be right in all his decisions, but at least everyone knows where he stands. We don't have to worry about him changing his mind on an issue two months down the road. That, along with the moral principles he seems to uphold, are the main reasons I voted for him.

[Dumbass 0]

The two biggest concentrations of Kerry voters seemed to be the Pacific coastal states (Hollywood) and the northeast states (New York City, home to most major media outlets). There might be some truth to the "liberal media establishment" claims after all.

[HyperDrive 0]

The two biggest concentrations of Kerry voters seemed to be the Pacific coastal states (Hollywood) and the northeast states (New York City, home to most major media outlets). There might be some truth to the "liberal media establishment" claims after all.

How many national TV broadcasts of Bush-supporting concerts, etc., did you see? ;) Of course the democrats control the airways. My brother has worked in several different media mediums, and I'm yet to be surprised by very many broadcasting decisions.

 

*shrug*

 

BTW, I agree with Sketti entirely.

 

(And, ah, aswe... I didn't mean anything harsh by my first post in this topic. Hmm... sure didn't intend for people to take it wrongly. Oh well.)

 

~HD

[Atragon9 0]

Closed.

 

Sorry folks, but Politics is just one of those subjects that is too hot to discuss without getting people angry, especially after a very divisive national election. I appreciate the desire to expand these Boards into more Community-based topics, but I've gotten a lot of complaints today and so this thread is closed. Let's leave the analysis of the elections to the balanced {cough} media and the water cooler. Thank you.