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**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 54743 05-17-2012 04:15 AM

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Luvapottamus Wrote:
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ohh that's not how it's supposed to work? no shit ....but please don't let pesky little facts get in the way of your ideals...because that's exactly how it works.

LMAO at your little description of how the republic is supposed to work. when you can clearly see the game is rigged, regardless of who runs or who votes, and yet you continue to vote like it isn't rigged then BANG! you get what you deserve. and if you think voting in this system is the most you can do then you are absolutely consenting to the big fat red white and blue dick being rammed up your ass every 4 years.

enjoy your assfucking....i'll be over here drinking my koolaid.

My primary took 10 minutes.

November will take ten minutes.

That leaves me more than 364 days to listen to your solution, and help you implement it.

Got one?

you do understand that there is a faction of wealthy oligarchs with no national allegiance whatsoever that pretty much runs the motor of the world through finance, trade and the military industrial complex. it's their system until enough people stop feeding it and it croaks. there's no way, outside of divine or et intervention that anything is going to take it from them. unless you believe in a mass shift in consciousness, in which they will just give it up and let the people govern themselves......

but you see, if the people were actually capable of that they wouldn't need a political savior or a savior of any kind in the first place.

my solution is simple....self accountability. don't follow me...do your own thing.

go ron paul!

+1000

yes, no allegiance, they are the NWO the Hidden Hand of Freemasonry / Triad Claw

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**DanfromtheHills**

Luvapottamus Wrote:

DanfromtheHills Wrote:
Luvapottamus Wrote:
He voted against the repeal of Glass-Steagall.

I think he's all wet regarding the minimum wage, but his other policies aren't as extreme as you paint them.

His stance on the minimum wage hurt him badly. Part of his economic plan sounded good, the other part sounded too idealistic.

The sexual harassment thing was also totally bogus.

Leaving a job isn't like choosing to boycott a restaurant.

But I never said he was perfect, just better than Robamney.

And there's still congress and the judiciary.

I disagree with a lot of Ron's economics, but ending the totalitarianism is well worth tolerating anything negative for a term or two.

Indeed.

I work for McMinimum wage, I would have suffered under such a policy, but was willing to make a sacrifice just to get the ship of state headed into calmer waters.

1dunno1

I guess it's up to the rest of the voters now to prove a good candidate and hold him/her to their campaign promises. I'll not be holding my breath.

chuckle

**Luvapottamus**

LoP Guest Wrote:

Luvapottamus Wrote:
LoP Guest Wrote:
ohh that's not how it's supposed to work? no shit ....but please don't let pesky little facts get in the way of your ideals...because that's exactly how it works.

LMAO at your little description of how the republic is supposed to work. when you can clearly see the game is rigged, regardless of who runs or who votes, and yet you continue to vote like it isn't rigged then BANG! you get what you deserve. and if you think voting in this system is the most you can do then you are absolutely consenting to the big fat red white and blue dick being rammed up your ass every 4 years.

enjoy your assfucking....i'll be over here drinking my koolaid.

My primary took 10 minutes.

November will take ten minutes.

That leaves me more than 364 days to listen to your solution, and help you implement it.

Got one?

you do understand that there is a faction of wealthy oligarchs with no national allegiance whatsoever that pretty much runs the motor of the world through finance, trade and the military industrial complex. it's their system until enough people stop feeding it and it croaks. there's no way, outside of divine or et intervention that anything is going to take it from them. unless you believe in a mass shift in consciousness, in which they will just give it up and let the people govern themselves......

but you see, if the people were actually capable of that they wouldn't need a political savior or a savior of any kind in the first place.

my solution is simple....self accountability. don't follow me...do your own thing.

go ron paul!

I don't have a messianic thing here.

You don't have a solution, I didn't think you did.

I am doing my own thing.

Who shoved a stick up your butt about me doing mine, wasn't me.

chuckle

Don't vote, don't pay taxes, best of luck to you.

**Luvapottamus** · (This post was last modified: 05-17-2012 04:29 AM by Luvapottamus.)

Seriously, though, this could be solved in one or two ways I've thought about:

There may be more, but not voting isn't one of them.

1)Either people wake up, and vote out the voting machines(locally-I'm assuming they aren't rigged for local elections), and the entire congress and presidency, which isn't likely.

Because at least among lunatics, doing nothing is gaining ground.

2)General strike with these demands:

1)no more voting machines
2)partial debt jubilee/banking reorganization
3) new elections
4) Monetary reform
(maybe a few others)
And everybody just stays home until they give up, and give in.

But that's like number one, fat chance.

If you think just refusing to participate at all is the solution, you're wrong. It's impossible to do.