presidential bullshit
These presidential debates are pure crap. Both sides are twisting information and telling half truths about statistics. Doesn't the American public deserve to hear the REAL story before making up their minds? Don't misguide us on how things really are or how you see the future. I feel like I'm listening to two used car salesman battling it out, trying to get us to buy their crappy POS car that will sputter and die after one month. Whether you take the calm and cool presentation style or the goofy "I'm just a country boy" strategy, it's still bullshit. I'm also sick of both democrats and republicans putting on blinders - only noticing the good of their side while only seeing bad in the other. OPEN YOUR EYES and quit being dumbass followers. Make your own decisions on what is right instead of just listening to propaganda. If you look me straight in the eye and tell me that you agree with every single statement that either side makes, I call you ignorant.
It makes me sick to my stomach.
Elizabeth said:
Sadly, most people *don't* want to hear the whole story. You can tell that by the stories you read where they quote Joe or Jane Citizen as saying "I'm voting for Candidate X because he has a good track record, and he just seems trustworthy. His plan for {insert pet program} also makes more sense - how is the other guy going to get the money for his plan for {insert same program}?"
It's all stupid.
Alison said:
Oh, I know. Most people believe their bullshit. I wouldn't say they don't want to know the whole story, but they just don't stop to think that there is another story.
Posted on October 14, 2004 08:14 AMMatthew Davis said:
i believe that no one who has ever ran for a presidential, No Any office has actually ever told the complete truth as they should. so in short, forget them and bring us some children, Children dont lie enarly as much as adults, and hell if thye fight, it will be with fists and more entertaining than the mindless dribble that most candidates pour out of their mouths.
Posted on October 27, 2005 11:24 AM