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Drew 02-05-2004 10:07 PM

Are You Going to Vote?
 
Obviously, if you're not in the US or not of voting age, this question is null. And although is a futile effort to ask those of you who meet the above criteria NOT to vote, I'd appreciate it if you did your best to keep it to a minimum.

Anyway, I'm just curious to see how many people will be voting in this year's election. I missed being able to vote in the last presidential election by just a few months. I'm pretty psyched about being able to vote this year, and I fully intend to do so.

How about you guys?

Nyck 02-05-2004 10:10 PM

Yes I will...I voted for the presidential elections, governors, and the like

but usually not the little roody poo local millages..

Low spark 02-05-2004 10:22 PM

Yeah I'm going to vote. Nice thing about the United States, every 4 years we have a chance to make a regime change. I've been voting since 76' and intend to do it until I die.

Pyro 02-05-2004 10:24 PM

I'm sure the Liberal Party of Canada wouldn't need my vote anyways.

SW-14 02-05-2004 11:42 PM

Yes, and this will be my first chance to vote.

Old Reliable 02-06-2004 03:30 AM

of course! rock:

Sgt>Stackem 02-06-2004 09:05 AM

The best thing is that the winner is already in office. I will vote for George W.!!

02-06-2004 09:17 AM

certainly, somebody has to vote that knucklehead out of office and fucking repeal the un-patriot act!
As a chemistry major I have a legit reason to read books that teach you to make bombs and stuff , and I don't need the homeland-lack-of-security department spying on me!
(Nitro and TNT are basic organic synthesis, and they used to do those experiments in college until the liberal PC police and conservative paranoia force stopped them)

Gonzo 02-06-2004 09:27 AM

cant only 16

02-06-2004 09:38 AM

From what I see on TV, it looks that that Kerry fella has the best chance on beating Bush.

So, Notics (since you seem to know the most on these elections) does Kerry have a good chance at beating Bush?

Zen 02-06-2004 09:47 AM

Absolutly ,

Everone who can vote MUST!

This is the part of our system that lets YOUR voice be heard.

You have no right to bitch if you don't vote.

Everyone should take an active part in whats goning on around them.
Look at your town , your county , your state.

You are the voice that makes it the place it is.

You may not vote for mayor.....

You may not vote for County Commisiners....

But you MUST vote for State seats and naturally Congress and the Presidency.

It is up to YOU to decide what happens to your community and YOUR state and YOUR Country.


Yes , I vote often.....lol.

ninty 02-06-2004 10:02 AM

I'm a littl suprised that there are so many voters here. Now maybe I shouldn't be because politics is brought up quite often here, but what is the % of people who actually vote in the States? 38 or 40%? So that majority of people don't, and I really think that's too bad. I don't think voting is a right, its an obligation to your country no matter what level it's at. Even if it's for Alderman. But i'm glad to see so many voters here. Its the same here though. About 40% in Canada. I ask my friends if they voted and they'd casually say "no". I couldn't really grasp that they didn't care. Anyway, I won't tamper with your poll, but I vote in all elections that I am able to vote in.

Rannoch 02-06-2004 10:26 AM

Yes, but mostly because its the first time I'll be able to.

Pyro 02-06-2004 10:32 AM

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Originally Posted by ninty9
I'm a littl suprised that there are so many voters here. Now maybe I shouldn't be because politics is brought up quite often here, but what is the % of people who actually vote in the States? 38 or 40%? So that majority of people don't, and I really think that's too bad. I don't think voting is a right, its an obligation to your country no matter what level it's at. Even if it's for Alderman. But i'm glad to see so many voters here. Its the same here though. About 40% in Canada. I ask my friends if they voted and they'd casually say "no". I couldn't really grasp that they didn't care. Anyway, I won't tamper with your poll, but I vote in all elections that I am able to vote in.

There are too many Ontarians in Canada to ever knock out the Liberals here. So don't see the point of the West caring really, it isn't even gonna sway it unless the Liberals destroy the country in everyway.

KTOG 02-06-2004 10:32 AM

Probably not

imported_Fluffy_Bunny 02-06-2004 11:35 AM

I shall vote for the greatest party known to man (the Tory party) and get those pinkos out of power!

ninty 02-06-2004 11:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Pyro
Quote:

Originally Posted by ninty9
I'm a littl suprised that there are so many voters here. Now maybe I shouldn't be because politics is brought up quite often here, but what is the % of people who actually vote in the States? 38 or 40%? So that majority of people don't, and I really think that's too bad. I don't think voting is a right, its an obligation to your country no matter what level it's at. Even if it's for Alderman. But i'm glad to see so many voters here. Its the same here though. About 40% in Canada. I ask my friends if they voted and they'd casually say "no". I couldn't really grasp that they didn't care. Anyway, I won't tamper with your poll, but I vote in all elections that I am able to vote in.

There are too many Ontarians in Canada to ever knock out the Liberals here. So don't see the point of the West caring really, it isn't even gonna sway it unless the Liberals destroy the country in everyway.

Do you expect BC Alberta SAskatchewan Manitoba and the Territories to just stop voting because people in Ontario and Quebec outnumber the people in the west?

Pyro 02-06-2004 12:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ninty9
Quote:

Originally Posted by Pyro
Quote:

Originally Posted by ninty9
I'm a littl suprised that there are so many voters here. Now maybe I shouldn't be because politics is brought up quite often here, but what is the % of people who actually vote in the States? 38 or 40%? So that majority of people don't, and I really think that's too bad. I don't think voting is a right, its an obligation to your country no matter what level it's at. Even if it's for Alderman. But i'm glad to see so many voters here. Its the same here though. About 40% in Canada. I ask my friends if they voted and they'd casually say "no". I couldn't really grasp that they didn't care. Anyway, I won't tamper with your poll, but I vote in all elections that I am able to vote in.

There are too many Ontarians in Canada to ever knock out the Liberals here. So don't see the point of the West caring really, it isn't even gonna sway it unless the Liberals destroy the country in everyway.

Do you expect BC Alberta SAskatchewan Manitoba and the Territories to just stop voting because people in Ontario and Quebec outnumber the people in the west?

Ontario and Quebec are clueless. They will not let the Liberal party leave. Just saying...it'll be awhile until we'll see another party in power.

Sgt>Stackem 02-06-2004 12:11 PM

[quote="Sgt Stryker":fa1dd]certainly, somebody has to vote that knucklehead out of office and fucking repeal the un-patriot act!
As a chemistry major I have a legit reason to read books that teach you to make bombs and stuff , and I don't need the homeland-lack-of-security department spying on me!
(Nitro and TNT are basic organic synthesis, and they used to do those experiments in college until the liberal PC police and conservative paranoia force stopped them)[/quote:fa1dd]

Id feel better if they were watching you!

02-06-2004 02:26 PM

[quote="Sgt>Stackem":ab02b][quote="Sgt Stryker":ab02b]certainly, somebody has to vote that knucklehead out of office and fucking repeal the un-patriot act!
As a chemistry major I have a legit reason to read books that teach you to make bombs and stuff , and I don't need the homeland-lack-of-security department spying on me!
(Nitro and TNT are basic organic synthesis, and they used to do those experiments in college until the liberal PC police and conservative paranoia force stopped them)[/quote:ab02b]

Id feel better if they were watching you![/quote:ab02b]

well, its against a little thing called the Constituition of the United States,
ever heard of it?

Unknown_Sniper 02-06-2004 02:28 PM

not 18 yet but by nov I will by and thats all that metters so yes Im voting.

Eames 02-06-2004 03:34 PM

[quote="Fluffy_Bunny":ebef0]I shall vote for the greatest party known to man (the Tory party) and get those pinkos out of power![/quote:ebef0]

no...no....vote for the british national party

ninty 02-06-2004 03:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Pyro
Quote:

Originally Posted by ninty9
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Originally Posted by Pyro
Quote:

Originally Posted by ninty9
I'm a littl suprised that there are so many voters here. Now maybe I shouldn't be because politics is brought up quite often here, but what is the % of people who actually vote in the States? 38 or 40%? So that majority of people don't, and I really think that's too bad. I don't think voting is a right, its an obligation to your country no matter what level it's at. Even if it's for Alderman. But i'm glad to see so many voters here. Its the same here though. About 40% in Canada. I ask my friends if they voted and they'd casually say "no". I couldn't really grasp that they didn't care. Anyway, I won't tamper with your poll, but I vote in all elections that I am able to vote in.

There are too many Ontarians in Canada to ever knock out the Liberals here. So don't see the point of the West caring really, it isn't even gonna sway it unless the Liberals destroy the country in everyway.

Do you expect BC Alberta SAskatchewan Manitoba and the Territories to just stop voting because people in Ontario and Quebec outnumber the people in the west?

Ontario and Quebec are clueless. They will not let the Liberal party leave. Just saying...it'll be awhile until we'll see another party in power.

So are you clueless too, or do you vote somone other than liberal?

Old Reliable 02-06-2004 04:25 PM

hopefully high voter turnout this year...

Sirus 02-06-2004 04:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gonzo
cant only 16

lol I thought you were like 20 man oOo:

[DAS REICH] Blitz 02-06-2004 05:20 PM

[quote="Cpl. Eames":1a9eb][quote="Fluffy_Bunny":1a9eb]I shall vote for the greatest party known to man (the Tory party) and get those pinkos out of power![/quote:1a9eb]

no...no....vote for the british national party[/quote:1a9eb]Didnt they make a joke like "My father died at Auschwitz, he fell outta his mg42 nest.."

Pyro 02-06-2004 05:59 PM

I turned 18 last year Jeff, I doubt I could of voted in a federal election yet.

ninty 02-06-2004 06:19 PM

Ok, So are you clueless too, or will you vote somone other than liberal?

Zap. USMC 02-06-2004 06:34 PM

Fuck the liberals, they can all go to hell !!!!11

I'm voting for Bush again, 'bout time we stopped kissing the worlds ass and got our shit together.

Madmartagen 02-06-2004 06:56 PM

I'll vote, but dont see the point in voting for president, the popular vote isnt the deciding factor in determining the president-elect.

yODa 02-06-2004 07:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Madmartagen
I'll vote, but dont see the point in voting for president, the popular vote isnt the deciding factor in determining the president-elect.

dosent voting also count for the electorial college votes?

Drew 02-06-2004 07:21 PM

Yes and no.

The electoral college is not required to follow the popular vote of their state. However, they typically do follow it or watch their careers go up in smoke.

Snuff 02-06-2004 07:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Madmartagen
I'll vote, but dont see the point in voting for president, the popular vote isnt the deciding factor in determining the president-elect.

That's happened only twice and only once in our lifetimes rolleyes:

Zap. USMC 02-06-2004 08:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hogman74
Quote:

Originally Posted by Madmartagen
I'll vote, but dont see the point in voting for president, the popular vote isnt the deciding factor in determining the president-elect.

That's happened only twice and only once in our lifetimes rolleyes:

Are you dumb??

It's happened ever since the start of our country. The electoral college chooses our president, not us. We only help "influence" our representatives to vote for a candidate.

02-06-2004 08:54 PM

[quote="Cpt. Zapotoski":f9684]
Quote:

Originally Posted by Hogman74
Quote:

Originally Posted by Madmartagen
I'll vote, but dont see the point in voting for president, the popular vote isnt the deciding factor in determining the president-elect.

That's happened only twice and only once in our lifetimes rolleyes:

Are you dumb??

It's happened ever since the start of our country. The electoral college chooses our president, not us. We only help "influence" our representatives to vote for a candidate.[/quote:f9684]

what he means is that only twice was the popular winner not the electoral winner,
it happened when George W. Bush was elected and some other guy a long time ago.

Sgt>Stackem 02-07-2004 08:21 AM

[quote="Sgt Stryker":b67c1][quote="Sgt>Stackem":b67c1][quote="Sgt Stryker":b67c1]certainly, somebody has to vote that knucklehead out of office and fucking repeal the un-patriot act!
As a chemistry major I have a legit reason to read books that teach you to make bombs and stuff , and I don't need the homeland-lack-of-security department spying on me!
(Nitro and TNT are basic organic synthesis, and they used to do those experiments in college until the liberal PC police and conservative paranoia force stopped them)[/quote:b67c1]

Id feel better if they were watching you![/quote:b67c1]

well, its against a little thing called the Constituition of the United States,
ever heard of it?[/quote:b67c1]

yes I have heard of it. If you want to purchase items that you need to make bombs then you should be checked out. I am all for indivuals rights but we live in as different world today. I want all of those checking out WMD info checked out. Before you ask I am a fan of the "We the people" thang

02-07-2004 10:01 AM

[quote="Sgt>Stackem":6cd0a][quote="Sgt Stryker":6cd0a][quote="Sgt>Stackem":6cd0a][quote="Sgt Stryker":6cd0a]certainly, somebody has to vote that knucklehead out of office and fucking repeal the un-patriot act!
As a chemistry major I have a legit reason to read books that teach you to make bombs and stuff , and I don't need the homeland-lack-of-security department spying on me!
(Nitro and TNT are basic organic synthesis, and they used to do those experiments in college until the liberal PC police and conservative paranoia force stopped them)[/quote:6cd0a]

Id feel better if they were watching you![/quote:6cd0a]

well, its against a little thing called the Constituition of the United States,
ever heard of it?[/quote:6cd0a]

yes I have heard of it. If you want to purchase items that you need to make bombs then you should be checked out. I am all for indivuals rights but we live in as different world today. I want all of those checking out WMD info checked out. Before you ask I am a fan of the "We the people" thang[/quote:6cd0a]

so books that contain the nitration of Toluene are now "items used to make bombs"?
How paranoid our world's become annoy:

and how long will it be before the un-patriot act is used to spy on anyone who even mildly disagrees with the administration? Even if its not done by Bush, I guarantee that it will eventually happen if this act is not soon repealed. Remember this: those who lose their freedoms very often give them up voluntarily and without a fight.


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