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Post by Rekaar. »

perhaps you had better start from the beginning
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Ninefingers,
There is more to reading than merely knowing the definition of most of the words you see on a page.
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It's good that you voted, but, a little sad that you made your decision based on one issue. For all the struggling you have done with various issues on this board, then finally to go vote "for your conscience" - eh. I'm pretty sure your conscience has a feeling about every other issue that's pressing the world at the moment, too...

One issue voting - bleh.
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Post by Tyek »

Thank you for voting Ak, you have the right to your opinion and tell anyone who calls you out for it to fuck off.

Dar is no more right or wrong for his reasons for voting Kerry.

This was the hardest election I ever had to vote for. I stood at the voting machine for 5 minutes and weighed the very few pluses and many many minuses about each candidate. I find it hard to believe that these were the 2 most deserving people we could find to run for our highest office.

I am truly worried about Roe V Wade and homosexual marriages. Why because it is not the governments right to legislate personal decisions. I know someone is going to say murder is a personal decision too, but give me a fucking break.

I will not say how I voted, that is my personal thing, I was more interested in voting against the insurance prop in our state that was going to make most businesses leave. I am not happy with either choice, but I voted and I will live with it.
When I was younger, I used to think that the world was doing it to me and that the world owes me some thing…When you're a teeny bopper, that's what you think. I'm 40 now, I don't think that anymore, because I found out it doesn't f--king work. One has to go through that. For the people who even bother to go through that, most assholes just accept what it is anyway and get on with it." - John Lennon
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