I'm disappointed in the youth voters.

I'm very disappointed in the massive support for Obama from young voters. They seem to tune out all of his baggage (Rev. Wright, Farrakhan, and William Ayers), yet Hillary is not popular and is bashed simply because of her stance against selling violent video games to minors.

This is crazy. Do they not want the truth? It seems that they want sugar-coated hyperbole. It's like they've been put into a trance by the "Change" rhetoric.

ah, yes. Screw the young people for not appeasing your every whim! Damn them all!

Those weird-oes, having different political views and all...it's Satan's doing, I tell ya!

Do you not want truth? Or do you want half truths and deception?MayorJohnny

People who vote for hillary are ignorant and stupid.

So because you don't like Obama other people are wrong for liking him?king23_

Did I say that?

Nice attempt wise guy.

People who vote for hillary are ignorant and stupid.

snorkel5

Ironic considering many of Obama's supporters think that they will actually make a difference in government, his "yes WE can" is a load of crap, he just says hope and change and the kids go crazy for him

its all lies thats why we should make take lie dectector testsleonard88

Yeah, LOL! :lol:

Like Mussolini

and Kennedy

He's the cult of personality...

My sig describes it perfectly :P

There's stupid reasons to vote for every candidate. Uninformed people still get to vote, it's a part of how our democracy works.

i think obama has alot support is because most people dont really know why they are voting for him. but overall i dont really like both candidates.

I'm very disappointed in the massive support for Obama from young voters. They seem to tune out all of his baggage (Rev. Wright, Farrakhan, and William Ayers), yet Hillary is not popular and is bashed simply because of her stance against selling violent video games to minors.

This is crazy. Do they not want the truth? It seems that they want sugar-coated hyperbole. It's like they've been put into a trance by the "Change" rhetoric.

MayorJohnny

:lol: You want the Clintons back in the White House! :lol:

I'm very disappointed in the massive support for Obama from young voters. They seem to tune out all of his baggage (Rev. Wright, Farrakhan, and William Ayers), yet Hillary is not popular and is bashed simply because of her stance against selling violent video games to minors.

This is crazy. Do they not want the truth? It seems that they want sugar-coated hyperbole. It's like they've been put into a trance by the "Change" rhetoric.

MayorJohnny

young voters tend to be really uninformed and base a lot of what they think on emotions.

[QUOTE="MayorJohnny"]

I'm very disappointed in the massive support for Obama from young voters. They seem to tune out all of his baggage (Rev. Wright, Farrakhan, and William Ayers), yet Hillary is not popular and is bashed simply because of her stance against selling violent video games to minors.

This is crazy. Do they not want the truth? It seems that they want sugar-coated hyperbole. It's like they've been put into a trance by the "Change" rhetoric.

Pittfan666

:lol: You want the Clintons back in the White House! :lol:

[QUOTE="MayorJohnny"]

I'm very disappointed in the massive support for Obama from young voters. They seem to tune out all of his baggage (Rev. Wright, Farrakhan, and William Ayers), yet Hillary is not popular and is bashed simply because of her stance against selling violent video games to minors.

This is crazy. Do they not want the truth? It seems that they want sugar-coated hyperbole. It's like they've been put into a trance by the "Change" rhetoric.

Pittfan666

:lol: You want the Clintons back in the White House! :lol:

LOL! I'm voting for John McCain!

Oh, and I love teh war!!!1 :D

So because you don't like Obama other people are wrong for liking him?king23_

Pssh. Least their voting man. Although I'm dissappointed in our acceptance in the system as a whole. This two party bit is beginning to drag on my American high and after recently reading some of the guideline rules of the democratic party I could vomit. Definately needs some reform. Slump3317

Like Mussolini

and Kennedy

He's the cult of personality...

fidosim

He looks like a nerdy white-black guy with a baloon head. It must be one of the clever cultastic tricks.

[QUOTE="Slump3317"]Pssh. Least their voting man. Although I'm dissappointed in our acceptance in the system as a whole. This two party bit is beginning to drag on my American high and after recently reading some of the guideline rules of the democratic party I could vomit. Definately needs some reform. DivergeUnify

I'd have to agree. Of all democratic systems, the two-party system is most likely the least democratic. AND the US runs by Single-Member constituencies, which is another democratic system that isn't very democratic.

It's kind of funny that America is always vehemently fighting for democracy in the world where other countries like Sweden and Finland have more democratic systems than America does.

Something tells me you wouldnt be so upset if all these young people were flocking towards McCain without knowing his stances...

Besides I doubt there are hardly any young people not voting for Hillary based on her video game stance, if they even know or care.

I'd have to agree. Of all democratic systems, the two-party system is most likely the least democratic. AND the US runs by Single-Member constituencies, which is another democratic system that isn't very democratic.

It's kind of funny that America is always vehemently fighting for democracy in the world where other countries like Sweden and Finland have more democratic systems than America does.

Luncbox1

Yeah, it certainly isn't the best system by far. Although, it is relatively stable I will give it that. Who knows what would happen if we kept the same election rules with a poly-party elective base. Oh, and I found this years election to be extremely amusing in that the party lines are so stereotypical. Demo=Woman, Black man Rep=old white guy (Granted a liberalish one)

[QUOTE="MayorJohnny"][QUOTE="Pittfan666"][QUOTE="MayorJohnny"]

I'm very disappointed in the massive support for Obama from young voters. They seem to tune out all of his baggage (Rev. Wright, Farrakhan, and William Ayers), yet Hillary is not popular and is bashed simply because of her stance against selling violent video games to minors.

This is crazy. Do they not want the truth? It seems that they want sugar-coated hyperbole. It's like they've been put into a trance by the "Change" rhetoric.

Pittfan666

:lol: You want the Clintons back in the White House! :lol:

LOL! I'm voting for John McCain!

Oh, and I love teh war!!!1 :D

It's better than voting for a black guy or Clinton, besides I'm not in Iraq so what's it matter to me. :D

:|

[QUOTE="MayorJohnny"][QUOTE="Pittfan666"][QUOTE="MayorJohnny"]

I'm very disappointed in the massive support for Obama from young voters. They seem to tune out all of his baggage (Rev. Wright, Farrakhan, and William Ayers), yet Hillary is not popular and is bashed simply because of her stance against selling violent video games to minors.

This is crazy. Do they not want the truth? It seems that they want sugar-coated hyperbole. It's like they've been put into a trance by the "Change" rhetoric.

Pittfan666

:lol: You want the Clintons back in the White House! :lol:

LOL! I'm voting for John McCain!

Oh, and I love teh war!!!1 :D

It's better than voting for a black guy or Clinton, besides I'm not in Iraq so what's it matter to me. :D

huh?

young voters ... base a lot of what they think on emotions.

H8sMikeMoore

According to psychological studies, the same is true of everyone else, although they're likely convinced that's not the case since it's an unconscious effect.

Something tells me you wouldnt be so upset if all these young people were flocking towards McCain without knowing his stances...

Besides I doubt there are hardly any young people not voting for Hillary based on her video game stance, if they even know or care.

JackMcSexbeard

Something? What told you? Teh Neo Con monster!? :shock:

Actually, it would be kind of weird if a lot of young voters were so enthusiastic about an elderly Republican. Though, it would certainly be refreshing.

Theres a reason Obama recieves so many votes. He counts on the African Americans and the YOUNG VOTERS. Many young voters are very uneducated in politics (many not all) so they are more likely to support Obama because he is an excellent speaker and he keep promising change, of course he won't go into detail of this change, he inexperienced, he has been taught by a racist pastor, But becuause he sound cool and speaks well, a vast majority of the youth are bound to vote for him. If the youth were not voting I guarantee clinton would have the nomination.ferrari2001

[QUOTE="ferrari2001"]Theres a reason Obama recieves so many votes. He counts on the African Americans and the YOUNG VOTERS. Many young voters are very uneducated in politics (many not all) so they are more likely to support Obama because he is an excellent speaker and he keep promising change, of course he won't go into detail of this change, he inexperienced, he has been taught by a racist pastor, But becuause he sound cool and speaks well, a vast majority of the youth are bound to vote for him. If the youth were not voting I guarantee clinton would have the nomination.Def_Jef88

I probaly would too but it is the truth. Without young voters obama's campaign would be ruined.

[QUOTE="Pittfan666"][QUOTE="MayorJohnny"][QUOTE="Pittfan666"][QUOTE="MayorJohnny"]

I'm very disappointed in the massive support for Obama from young voters. They seem to tune out all of his baggage (Rev. Wright, Farrakhan, and William Ayers), yet Hillary is not popular and is bashed simply because of her stance against selling violent video games to minors.

This is crazy. Do they not want the truth? It seems that they want sugar-coated hyperbole. It's like they've been put into a trance by the "Change" rhetoric.

JackMcSexbeard

:lol: You want the Clintons back in the White House! :lol:

LOL! I'm voting for John McCain!

Oh, and I love teh war!!!1 :D

It's better than voting for a black guy or Clinton, besides I'm not in Iraq so what's it matter to me. :D

huh?

You know very well what I mean. ;)

I think what we can all agree to is that all 3 candidates are worthless and we should get rid of them all and start over...

Ron Paul needs to win...seriously...ive compiled a compendium of reasons why

-Ron Paul doesn't go the gym. He stays fit by exercising his civil rights.
-Ron Paul delivers babies without his hands. He simply reads them the Bill of Rights and they crawl out in anticipation of freedom.
-Ron Paul doesn't cut taxes. He kills them with his bare hands.
-Ron Paul could lead a horse to water AND convince it to drink, but he doesn't believe the government has the right to so he refuses.
-Ron Paul's midi-chlorian level is off the chart.
-Studies by the World Health Organization show that Ron Paul is the leading cause of freedom among men.
-Ron Paul makes the U.S. dollar want to be a better currency.

I think what we can all agree to is that all 3 candidates are worthless and we should get rid of them all and start over...

Ron Paul needs to win...seriously...

-_MURS_-

I'm very disappointed in the massive support for Obama from young voters. They seem to tune out all of his baggage (Rev. Wright, Farrakhan, and William Ayers), yet Hillary is not popular and is bashed simply because of her stance against selling violent video games to minors.

This is crazy. Do they not want the truth? It seems that they want sugar-coated hyperbole. It's like they've been put into a trance by the "Change" rhetoric.

MayorJohnny

Um... excuse me. I'm a young person supporting Obama and I don't bash Hillary because of her stance on video games. Rev. Wright is old news. Move on. Hillary isn't popular because she's too manipulative for the country's own good. Her stance on the issues are laughable.

The only truth here is that young voters across this country are deciding their vote on a determined and motivated candidate, which is something you should be proud of. If you can't see that, then the only person to be dissapointed in is you.

I think what we can all agree to is that all 3 candidates are worthless and we should get rid of them all and start over...

Ron Paul needs to win...seriously...

1. Ron Paul doesn't go the gym. He stays fit by exercising his civil rights.
2. Ron Paul delivers babies without his hands. He simply reads them the Bill of Rights and they crawl out in anticipation of freedom.
3. Ron Paul doesn't cut taxes. He kills them with his bare hands.
4. Jesus wears a wrist band that says "What Would Ron Paul Do?"
5. When Ron Paul takes a shower, he doesn't get wet...the water gets Ron Paul.
6. Ron Paul could lead a horse to water AND convince it to drink, but he doesn't believe the government has the right to so he refuses.
7. Ron Paul's midi-chlorian level is off the chart.
8. When Chuck Norris gets scared, he goes to Ron Paul.
9. Studies by the World Health Organization show that Ron Paul is the leading cause of freedom among men.
10. Ron Paul makes the U.S. dollar want to be a better currency.

-_MURS_-

[QUOTE="MayorJohnny"]

I'm very disappointed in the massive support for Obama from young voters. They seem to tune out all of his baggage (Rev. Wright, Farrakhan, and William Ayers), yet Hillary is not popular and is bashed simply because of her stance against selling violent video games to minors.

This is crazy. Do they not want the truth? It seems that they want sugar-coated hyperbole. It's like they've been put into a trance by the "Change" rhetoric.

Maniacc1

Um... excuse me. I'm a young person supporting Obama and I don't bash Hillary because of her stance on video games. Rev. Wright is old news. Move on. Hillary isn't popular because she's too manipulative for the country's own good. Her stance on the issues are laughable.

The only truth here is that young voters across this country are deciding their vote on a determined and motivated candidate, which is something you should be proud of. If you can't see that, then the only person to be dissapointed in is you.

[QUOTE="Maniacc1"][QUOTE="MayorJohnny"]

I'm very disappointed in the massive support for Obama from young voters. They seem to tune out all of his baggage (Rev. Wright, Farrakhan, and William Ayers), yet Hillary is not popular and is bashed simply because of her stance against selling violent video games to minors.

This is crazy. Do they not want the truth? It seems that they want sugar-coated hyperbole. It's like they've been put into a trance by the "Change" rhetoric.

DivergeUnify

Um... excuse me. I'm a young person supporting Obama and I don't bash Hillary because of her stance on video games. Rev. Wright is old news. Move on. Hillary isn't popular because she's too manipulative for the country's own good. Her stance on the issues are laughable.

The only truth here is that young voters across this country are deciding their vote on a determined and motivated candidate, which is something you should be proud of. If you can't see that, then the only person to be dissapointed in is you.

Yes he is, and that's just one of the great traits he has. I'm lucky enough to have seen the man in person and the change he wants to bring about within our nation is incredible.

[QUOTE="DivergeUnify"][QUOTE="Maniacc1"][QUOTE="MayorJohnny"]

I'm very disappointed in the massive support for Obama from young voters. They seem to tune out all of his baggage (Rev. Wright, Farrakhan, and William Ayers), yet Hillary is not popular and is bashed simply because of her stance against selling violent video games to minors.

This is crazy. Do they not want the truth? It seems that they want sugar-coated hyperbole. It's like they've been put into a trance by the "Change" rhetoric.

Maniacc1

Um... excuse me. I'm a young person supporting Obama and I don't bash Hillary because of her stance on video games. Rev. Wright is old news. Move on. Hillary isn't popular because she's too manipulative for the country's own good. Her stance on the issues are laughable.

The only truth here is that young voters across this country are deciding their vote on a determined and motivated candidate, which is something you should be proud of. If you can't see that, then the only person to be dissapointed in is you.

Yes he is, and that's just one of the great traits he has. I'm lucky enough to have seen the man in person and the change he wants to bring about within our nation is incredible.

[QUOTE="MayorJohnny"]

I'm very disappointed in the massive support for Obama from young voters. They seem to tune out all of his baggage (Rev. Wright, Farrakhan, and William Ayers), yet Hillary is not popular and is bashed simply because of her stance against selling violent video games to minors.

This is crazy. Do they not want the truth? It seems that they want sugar-coated hyperbole. It's like they've been put into a trance by the "Change" rhetoric.

Maniacc1

Um... excuse me. I'm a young person supporting Obama and I don't bash Hillary because of her stance on video games. Rev. Wright is old news. Move on. Hillary isn't popular because she's too manipulative for the country's own good. Her stance on the issues are laughable.

The only truth here is that young voters across this country are deciding their vote on a determined and motivated candidate, which is something you should be proud of. If you can't see that, then the only person to be dissapointed in is you.

Old news? Wright was Obama's mentor for 20 years! That man is a radical racist!

I guess that character and judgment doesn't matter as long as you're told what you want to hear?