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Originally posted by Tristan > Originally posted by bLuE oRdEr> Hopefully, both parties would realize it's time to get rid of that anachronism.

Hopefully, buuuuuuuuut it's easier for the pricks to campaign. I mean these guys would actually have to come to California, Illinois, NY, and Texas to campaign rather than Florida for eleventy freakin billion times.

Well said Sir Tristan...I am forced to agree with you. You would think that California...with it's 55 electoral votes would be paid MUCH more attention than it is by either party!!

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Well seeing how Iowa and Ohio are fuckin up the votes, and there's no winner yet...see ya :sleep:

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Originally posted by Aleph Well seeing how Iowa and Ohio are fuckin up the votes, and there's no winner yet...see ya :sleep:

Unless the margin of the Ohio race decreases soong, then it will be almost inane for Kerry to challenge. Oh well, maybe Bush can soundly win Michigan and NM so that Ohio won't matter.

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Ohio:

"The vote count in Ohio has not been completed," campaign manager Mary Beth Cahill said in a statement.

"There are more than 250,000 remaining votes to be counted. We believe when they are, John Kerry will win Ohio."

And...

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For Kerry to win Ohio, he would have to win an overwhelming majority of the provisional balllots to possibly win.

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Originally posted by Tristan For Kerry to win Ohio, he would have to win an overwhelming majority of the provisional balllots to possibly win.

:D

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Originally posted by Digital Mike Binoche Come on Americans vote the AntiChrist OUT

Daschle is out!

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Well the TV in the UK seems to think Bush is in for a second term...

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So who has WON?

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Originally posted by Rocket Mick So who has WON?

An American. :uhoh:

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America you had your chance.

Let us hope and pray that Britain has more backbone when it is their turn to repay the warmongers with an end to their tenure.

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Ohio, there comes Osama!

Does that sounds absurd?

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NORTH VS SOUTH ALL OVER AGAIN

THE CIVIL WAR IS NEAR AGAIN !!!!!!!

Republican Americans... PREPARE TO PAY A STEEP PRICE FOR YOUR CHOICE !!!!

I, AS A CANADIAN, AM NO LONGER YOUR NEIGHBOUR FRIEND !!!! You've made your choice!!!! The whole world will now turn against you... of course, when saying this, I am aiming at people from the South (minus Taboo #7 and AgentWood of course!!!). People from the North mainly share our values and convictions... so this is why it's SOUTH VS NORTH all over again... the battle never really ended.

Religious freaks, you have just started the CRUSADES OF THE THIRD MILLENIUM. Your faith will end in blood. THAT's WHAT YOU CHOSE. I hope your God will have pity for your soul, mercyless fools.

I pity you.

:barf:

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I just can't believe this... I'm losing my faith in democracy.... :barf:

It's not that Kerry was better, in fact I have no idea, it's just that a complete idiot that invades countries in the name of god has been reelected... one that thinks the US is better than the UN.

Anyways, the only thing I can say right now is that the way it's going, the Canadian dollar will be over the american dollar by the end of next years... W's economy is so bad that our dollar gained *20* cents over the last year.

Anyways, enough said, but I'm a bit sad that the american people are still behind the man that did so many stupidities...

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And sadly I don't think Black Watch will be home for Christmas somehow.

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Bush has won, but there is still a miniscule chance Kerry could win Ohio. Right now Bush has around a 140K lead, but there are 147 provisional ballots (they are given to somebody who wants to vote that the poll workers don't find on the registration list or they think the person is committing fraud) out plus military absentee ballots (the military usually goes 3-1 for Bush). The fact is that usually most provisional ballots are not going to count and that military ballots will only help Bush. I suspect Kerry will concede soon, and Bush will win with a 3 and a half million vote lead. He will be the first president since his father to have more than 50% of the American vote. Also both chambers of Congress have become more Republican. This was a catastophic defeat for the Democrats and the US will be controlled by a conservative executive, legislative and judicial (the Supreme Court has a conservative majority). This will not change for another two years.

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Originally posted by Spotnick I just can't believe this... I'm losing my faith in democracy.... :barf:It's not that Kerry was better, in fact I have no idea, it's just that a complete idiot that invades countries in the name of god has been reelected... one that thinks the US is better than the UN.Anyways, the only thing I can say right now is that the way it's going, the Canadian dollar will be over the american dollar by the end of next years... W's economy is so bad that our dollar gained *20* cents over the last year.Anyways, enough said, but I'm a bit sad that the american people are still behind the man that did so many stupidities...

The economy is usually not something a president can change, if anything Bush's tax cuts helped the American economy not to slump as much as it could have. The economy will be fine when oil prices decrease and stabilize (which it seems to be doing now). According to exit polls, the number one factor in their decision was morality. Karl Rove did a brilliant job in rousing the evangelical Christians to vote, and the gay marriage (which I disagree with president Bush about) votes in ten states helped Bush in getting the conservative base to the polls.

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I never really knew what Kerry's plans were.

"I have a plan." "I would have done things better." "I am not Bush."

That aint a campaign, it's shit. At least Dean had the balls to tell it like it is and where he stood. Lieberman would have been a better choice only if he was not a zombie.

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I hope Ted Kennedy remembers the gift Nixon gave to JFK in 1960 (close election, voter fraud induced by JFK mob cronies in Illinois gave JFK the win of the state and the country). Nixon realized that it would be most likely he would not be able to win the election, and he conceded for the good of the country (now where the fuck did his interest of the country go during the 72 campaign). Ted should tell Kerry to give it up already.

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Quite clearly, the economy is something the president can change. While i admit that there will be ups and downs with most economies, the economic policy of any leader will inevitably affect any economy.

There are examples of this highlihted throughout history, is suppose the best example is thatchers economic policy in the 80's, and the switch from keynes economic theory to monetarism, which fooked/perfected, the UK economy depending on who you speak to.

IMHO, i think it is an extremly sad indictment on any society that people will vote in their drives on so called moral issues. Have people lost control of their minds? What is more important, if Uncle Paul and Auntie Jack from down the street want to get married, who really cares, and what business is it of anyone elses? Compare the importance of this with the state of the economy, with millions more unemployed than four years ago, the current international political climate, with hostility breeding partly due to america current ultra Hawkish government,(amongst other reasons) the environmental situation, the crisis in welfare...

What i found absolutely amazing was some person on the TV said that Dubya was going to jeep the country safe? Sure, he was keeping the country safe in summer 2001 preventing terrorist attacks. The next four years are going to be a disaster for the planet, one can only wonder what policies bus will enact with a bigger mandate in his eyes.

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For an American president to have great control over the economy, he/she would have to go after business and force industries to do things one way or another, and that does not happen here. The tries to step up to Microsoft, it threatens to move to Vancouver, Microsoft steps down. The government can affect the amounts of money people have in their pockets to spend with their power over taxes, but it's hard, nearly impossible, for a president to change the market system.

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Originally posted by Spotnick I just can't believe this... I'm losing my faith in democracy....

Democracy? What democracy would that be? Being "free" to choose between who's "less worse" does not qualify for the term... (Let's say one wolf will eat the whole sheep at once and the other will just have the legs for lunch, leaving the rest for later - either way the sheep is clearly doomed.) Yes, in what some like to call the "civilized world" (sic), there is freedom of speech and blah blah blah, but who's listening anyway? This, imho, can only be called pseudo-democracy... We're let to think we're free when they have us by the balls... And the reason behind that? It's the guaranteed way to stop ppl from realising what is really going on around them (whether "visible" or not) and thus making them completely numb to react.

Am I going nuts? Maybe... But I had to say this

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I'm absolutely convinced that Bush has won -- he dit get more votes overall, got more senators and representants elected, and it's only a question of time before he is declared the winner in Ohio in my opinion.

Of course the military will vote for Bush -- they're voting for a man who will give them jobs, resources, and who will send them to WAR, WAR, WAR !!!! Look at our friend SirChunks -- would he consider it any other way? Of course not. GUNS, GUNS, GUNS... we will rule the world and turn North Korea into a parking lot!!!!!!!

WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU PEOPLE ? You really have a huge problem with VIOLENCE (on which your country was forged) and RELIGION... hey, WAKE UP!!!! GOD DOESN'T EXIST!!!! WE'RE IN THE YEAR 2004 NOW, NOT THE year 1254 YOU IMBECILES!

Oh, but of course... I forgot how many illiterates and uneducated people the United States count amoung their people. It's a real tragedy, actually, and Bush has been taking advantage of that. Look at who mainly voted for him: people from the rural parts of the country, farmers, hillbillies, right-wing religious groups, right-wing milicias (GUNS !!!), military (GUNS, GUNS, GUNS!!!), the NRA members (GUNS, GUNS, GUNS!!!), poor people from the South, spanish speaking people from Cuba or Mexico who recently immigrated in the U.S. and barely speak english, and those with a lot of money who have GREAT INTEREST in CONFLICTS OF INTEREST... and I also forgot one category of people: COWARDS! There are a bunch of cowards in the United States right now who voted Dubya only because of terrorism (cause we are so afraid!!!) -- yeah, right, let's put a stop to everything else and concentrate only on terrorism. That will turn your daily life into hell, will violate your civil rights but, eh who cares, you will be SAFE!!! After all, GOD is taking care of you, and WE, Republicans, are God's messiahs...

TODAY, NOVEMBER 3RD 2004, AMERICA HAS NEVER BEEN SO DIVIDED: socially, economically, ideologically. This fracture will bring, I'm afraid, very concerning events in the near future. YOU SHALL HAVE BEEN WARNED!

America is a ticking bomb.

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:rofl: How about you look at California. Bush won in San Diego County, Orange County (has the city of Anaheim and many rich neighborhoods), San Bernandino County, Riverside County, Kern County, and Ventura County. Kerry didn't lose because of NRA members, wackos with guns, but he did lose because of the religious right. The Democrats campaign failed to sway the religious conservatives, and it was his downfall. If people are so mad and angry, then they will vote for Democrats for the legislature in two years.

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Why does this bother you so much? You live in Canada. Enjoy your free health care.

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Originally posted by Beach Buggy I'm absolutely convinced that Bush has won -- he dit get more votes overall, got more senators and representants elected, and it's only a question of time before he is declared the winner in Ohio in my opinion.Of course the military will vote for Bush -- they're voting for a man who will give them jobs, resources, and who will send them to WAR, WAR, WAR !!!! Look at our friend SirChunks -- would he consider it any other way? Of course not. GUNS, GUNS, GUNS... we will rule the world and turn North Korea into a parking lot!!!!!!! WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU PEOPLE ? You really have a huge problem with VIOLENCE (on which your country was forged) and RELIGION... hey, WAKE UP!!!! GOD DOESN'T EXIST!!!! WE'RE IN THE YEAR 2004 NOW, NOT THE year 1254 YOU IMBECILES!Oh, but of course... I forgot how many illiterates and uneducated people the United States count amoung their people. It's a real tragedy, actually, and Bush has been taking advantage of that. Look at who mainly voted for him: people from the rural parts of the country, farmers, hillbillies, right-wing religious groups, right-wing milicias (GUNS !!!), military (GUNS, GUNS, GUNS!!!), the NRA members (GUNS, GUNS, GUNS!!!), poor people from the South, spanish speaking people from Cuba or Mexico who recently immigrated in the U.S. and barely speak english, and those with a lot of money who have GREAT INTEREST in CONFLICTS OF INTEREST... and I also forgot one category of people: COWARDS! There are a bunch of cowards in the United States right now who voted Dubya only because of terrorism (cause we are so afraid!!!) -- yeah, right, let's put a stop to everything else and concentrate only on terrorism. That will turn your daily life into hell, will violate your civil rights but, eh who cares, you will be SAFE!!! After all, GOD is taking care of you, and WE, Republicans, are God's messiahs...TODAY, NOVEMBER 3RD 2004, AMERICA HAS NEVER BEEN SO DIVIDED: socially, economically, ideologically. This fracture will bring, I'm afraid, very concerning events in the near future. YOU SHALL HAVE BEEN WARNED!America is a ticking bomb.

On every issue i agree with you 120%. How's the real estate market looking in Canada?

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It bothers me so much because I live in the country whom you share with the longest border in the world. Actually, I live an hour from the borders of the states of Vermont and New York, and about 4-5 hours from Maine.

It bothers me because everything your country does usually has a direct impact on my country: on our economy, on our environment, on our culture. You wouldn't believe how many people in english Canada are watching american television. In many aspects, they are no different from those who live just south, like in Michigan, Minnesota or Wisconsin. Even us, in Quebec, aren't that different from those living in Vermont and up-state New York.

Canada is actually the only country in the world where its people are living exactly the same way the american people does. We have the same commodities, share the same products, etc.

When Bush decides to rip off something like the Kyoto Accord, it has effect on my life, because all the american industries will also pollute *MY* air and *MY* water.

When Bush decides to attack Irak and make atrocious economic decisions, it's *MY* gas that I pay 96 cents per litre.

When Bush decides to make unilateral war in foreign countries, I'm afraid we will eventually pay the price too because our historical allegiance to the United States turns my country into a target.

So this is why, among many other reasons, I am as much concerned as any american citizen.

One last thing: you may have note noticed from my angry messages above, but I LOVE the United States in general and I love its people and its history. As a matter of fact, should have I not become a lawyer, I would have completed my Master in Political Science and the United States would have become my specialty. And it just rips me apart to see what is becoming of a country I used to think great things of.

Do you understand better now? :confused:

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Don't know how Kerry would lead economics, religion, or whatever. But be sure that's is much more problable you'll have problems with terrorism with Bush still on power then if anyone else was there. Now the terrorism will be lead against America AND Bush.

(Though I think the problem has ALWAYS been Bush - did you have terrorism problems during Clinton's governament?)

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