Free Stuff.......

I wonder, of those voters who voted in 2008 with concerns of being labeled racist, will vote in 2012 with concerns of being labeled stupid?

Dave.

dfree383 wrote:Vote you morons....... You guys not voting is one of the reasons the country is in the shit its in....... We need more workin' people to vote, to get rid of all the "Free Stuff".....

X2 that!!!!!!!!!!! If you're not a registered voter, then get off your ass a become one. It only takes a few moments to become one and make a difference. If you don't vote, then you have no reason or right to complain about the way things are.

Doug Rahn wrote:

dfree383 wrote:Vote you morons....... You guys not voting is one of the reasons the country is in the shit its in....... We need more workin' people to vote, to get rid of all the "Free Stuff".....

X2 that!!!!!!!!!!! If you're not a registered voter, then get off your ass a become one. It only takes a few moments to become one and make a difference. If you don't vote, then you have no reason or right to complain about the way things are.

i never do ....... just hate when people talk about it

bruno wrote:

Doug Rahn wrote:

dfree383 wrote:Vote you morons....... You guys not voting is one of the reasons the country is in the shit its in....... We need more workin' people to vote, to get rid of all the "Free Stuff".....

X2 that!!!!!!!!!!! If you're not a registered voter, then get off your ass a become one. It only takes a few moments to become one and make a difference. If you don't vote, then you have no reason or right to complain about the way things are.

i never do ....... just hate when people talk about it

Do your country a favor....... Register to vote and take the time to vote...... The future of your children depends on it.

bruno wrote:

Curt wrote:

bruno wrote:

the Coug wrote:I see a LOCK coming on

i cant do that ...then it would be a dictatorship and ole Curt would be crying ....boo hoo hoo

You being a Communist Dictator should make you cry. I can voice my opinion without any tears.

an unelected leader of goverment that clings to power and oppresses people with communist ideologies.

which is something you do alot of

HUH?????????????????? You're proving your goof ball status!

My right to choose not to.

richter69 wrote:My right to choose not to.

BS Its your duty as a citizen to vote.......

dfree383 wrote:

richter69 wrote:My right to choose not to.

BS Its your duty as a citizen to vote.......

Only if he cares about the direction of the country. It's sad that so many just think it will take care of itself.

can i be a dictator now !!!! this is why religion and politics stay off the forum

Regestering to Vote isn't politics....... We are not discussing who to vote for..... We are discussing the fact that one should vote and the fact that its ones duty to do so.

I'm off to the chassis shop to go pick up some new goodies............

richter69 wrote:I'm off to the chassis shop to go pick up some new goodies............

Pick up a voter registration card and send it in on the way there, You No Votin' Dork.....

dfree383 wrote:

richter69 wrote:I'm off to the chassis shop to go pick up some new goodies............

Pick up a voter registration card and send it in on the way there, You No Votin' Dork.....

1. A first reason for not voting carries no weight with me personally, for I happen to be one who likes thinking outside the box and making up my own mind; but I mention it because it's - well, popular: not-voting is the popular thing to do. Anyone who likes doing what the majority does and being one of the winners, should therefore avoid voting. Here are the round numbers of non-voters, out of our 280 million population: 30% aren't allowed, 20% don't register, and 20% don't bother - so 70% stay home. The remaining 30% take part in the circus and about half of those (16% of the whole, or about 1 in 6) vote for the victor, who then governs all 100% for the next 4 years; only in the fairyland of democratic theory can this be called "majority rule."

2. My second reason for not voting is that it's a waste of time because the outcome of the election is rigged anyway. By "rigged" I don't mean that the actual victor is chosen in advance or that the figures are fabricated or that the ballots are mishandled (though that did happen in 1960) but just that the Republicrat machinery is so powerful that all rivals are effectively excluded; for certain in practice, the winner WILL be either Tweedle Dum or Tweedle Dee. Example: in St Louis, rivals Badnarik and Cobb attempted to enter the debate building to serve legal papers on the Debate Commission to protest their exclusion from the debates; but they were promptly arrested. You never heard of Badnarik or Cobb? - that's precisely my point.

3. My third reason for not voting is that, relatively, it's dangerous--because the chance that one vote out of the 84 million cast will affect the outcome is much lower than the probability of being accidentally killed en route to the polling place. We all take risks every day, of course; but if you hold life precious, make sure to spend all your moments doing something worth while.

4. My fourth reason for not voting is that voting is immoral because by participating in a thoroughly immoral system, the voter endorses it. A friend of mine used to wave at polling booths on Election Day the banner "THIS IS A DEN OF CRIMINALS" and although strictly speaking he was wrong because the criminals have defined "crime" as only an act of disobedience to one of their laws, his point was clear enough. Is the system immoral? -- certainly it is, and not only for Reason 5 below. It's immoral because of Reasons 1 and 2 above (it permits and promotes Minority Rule) and because it has over its two-century life produced appalling suffering and privation and discord and premature death. Supporters like to say America's is the best system in the world, and they may be right--but only in the sense that all other political systems are even worse.

To select just one narrow issue out of thousands, for 60 years successive Federal Governments, duly elected by possibly thoughtless voters, have actively supported a foreign government (the State of Israel) against its neighbors who, not surprisingly, became enraged at America and from among whom came 19 men, that dreadful day three years ago, to wreak vengeance and retribution. This attack US politicians uniformly but mendaciously and hypocritically described as "unprovoked" and went on a rampage of warmongering to hit back in what will no doubt become an endless war of strike and counter-strike; as I write, 6 more Americans were killed yesterday trying to carry out the benighted wishes of the Demopublican cabal the voters put in power while all the while, those pin-striped, practiced liars call the whole enterprise "Defense." So wedded is the cabal to continuing this endless war that the "challenger" has thrown away an excellent chance to win the upcoming election by promising to bring it swiftly to an end.

5. My fifth reason not to vote (and the one that, for me, towers above all others combined) is that voting directly and necessarily violates human rights. "Human rights" are those rights inherent in human beings, and all derive directly from the fundamental right of self-ownership. A human being is a creature who has, by right, 100% control over his or her own life. Every human has this right, and all those logically derived from it; consequently (consequently; no, this is not an exception but it follows directly and expressly) every human being has the right not to be ruled in any slight degree by somebody else; or in other words, no human has any right to rule another. Yet government, and the voting process by which it is perfumed and disguised, is in the exclusive business of ruling others. Therefore, it is in the business of violating this fundamental human right, and therefore voting for it violates human rights.

The very act of pulling a lever, or writing an "X", or punching out a chad, is an act of violence against our fellow humans; it is an act which says, for a common example, "I know full well that I have no right to steal my neighbor's money to pay for my child's education, so I want you, Ms Candidate, to go do it for me." And somehow, in the mysterious shell-game of democratic political theory, a power that does not exist in reality is conjured up out of nothing whatever by the process of voting. Our right to govern others is zero; and in real-life math, a million times zero is still zero. Only in the magic math of political myth does a million times zero equal something greater than zero.

It is 100% fraudulent; your neighbor's 20-year old son has by right 100% control over his own life, yet by the strong magic of voting, he can be made to surrender that right to your will and be made to go kill Iraqis of whom he has never heard. Yes, I know the draft is suspended; I also know it can be restored if and when the political cabal thinks it "necessary" and I know the voter is writing it a blank check to do exactly that, by the very act of voting.

The absolute and basic right of self-ownership was elegantly written in to the Declaration of Independence: ". . . all men are created equal, and are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights; that among these are Life . . ." What a tragedy that when the authors, themselves politicians, continued by writing without apparent intentional irony or disapproval "To secure these rights, governments are instituted . . ." nobody noticed that they had just constructed a gigantic contradiction. If individual humans own their own lives 100% (and we certainly do, or else we are sub-human) then the very last way to protect us and our rights is to set up someone to "govern" us, thereby violating the very right he is supposed to protect!

We've noticed it now, though, dear Reader, you and I; and on November 2nd, you can start to do something about it: stay home. Already, 70% of us stay home; at some stage between now and when 99.9% of us stay home, the humongous, bloodthirsty fraud that voters endorse will collapse of its own weight and a new era of peace, freedom and prosperity will begin.

and that attitude my friends, is exactly the reason we as a country are in the shit that we are........... Nobody Freaking Cares !!!

Well, I'm sure that is a copy and paste, as Bruno doesn't have the attention span to write something that thought out. But the fact that he would post it, is as bad. Long live Socialism, right Nick? The system that requires no input from its pawns.

Here's how to get Nick and Fabio to the polls....
"If I'm elected there will be 1/2 price nitrous oxide & methanol every tuesday"

Curt wrote:Well, I'm sure that is a copy and paste, as Bruno doesn't have the attention span to write something that thought out. But the fact that he would post it, is as bad. Long live Socialism, right Nick? The system that requires no input from its pawns.

it is a c/p ........ dont have time for it sorry ........ but hell yeah if i can get some nos i will be in the polls to vote tommorrow

Curt wrote:Well, I'm sure that is a copy and paste, as Bruno doesn't have the attention span to write something that thought out. But the fact that he would post it, is as bad. Long live Socialism, right Nick? The system that requires no input from its pawns.

so·cial·ism/ˈsōSHəˌlizəm/Noun: 1.A political and economic theory of that advocates that the means of production, distribution, and exchange should be owned or regulated...
2.(in Marxist theory) A transitional social state between the overthrow of capitalism and the realization of communism.


...... yall live some dismal lives ....... i have time for family , wife, kids , work, kids, kids , maybe race car on sundays , 429-460.com 2-3 hours a day baby sitting "you" ...sorry but politics , presidents and whatever else stresses yall i dont so go to the voting, politics section of yb and get Mark O'Neal all fired up

Lem Evans wrote:Here's how to get Nick and Fabio to the polls....
"If I'm elected there will be 1/2 price nitrous oxide & methanol every tuesday"

bruno wrote:

Lem Evans wrote:Here's how to get Nick and Fabio to the polls....
"If I'm elected there will be 1/2 price nitrous oxide & methanol every tuesday"

Lem for President !!!

Man I love the chassis shop, all the cool
projects and such, even saw a killer fairlane wiyh a p51 headed bbf, even though it was on gas.

I got enough methanol and nitrous to vet me through next year.

Shaft rockers in ever pot [shaken not stirred].......

bruno wrote:
2.(in Marxist theory) A transitional social state between the overthrow of capitalism and the realization of communism.


...... yall live some dismal lives ....... i have time for family , wife, kids , work, kids, kids , maybe race car on sundays , 429-460.com 2-3 hours a day baby sitting "you" ...sorry but politics , presidents and whatever else stresses yall i dont so go to the voting, politics section of yb and get Mark O'Neal all fired up

Thats all right,,,,,,,,,,,,, I'll stay here on the Yellow Belly and get you all fired up.

P.S. >>> Love of country has never been dismal to me.

Nick , very interesting specs on percentage of voters . I believe even if 100% voted the outcome would be the same .

look at polls , a small number asked but on the money at the end