Magical Sailor Fuku

You can read their speeches here.

I'll vote soon... I've been so preoccupied that I haven't read all of the speeches yet, nor made a wacky speech of my own. ^_^;

And please vote if you've read all of the speeches, to be fair.

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will this election have the college?

none of the above, they all sux and i'll kill them all later to save time.

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Have the college? Who-what's-it? XD;;

Mother Fuku wrote:Have the college? Who-what's-it? XD;;

The Electoral College...

>.> aha.. Someone voted for me... I honestly don't know a thing about polotics, or for that matter care. I just made that silly little thing off the top of my head cause I was bored.

Truthfully I don't understand why people fight over land, religion, or possessions (oil and such especially when it comes from somewhere on the other side of the world); but if I ever had a bigger voice in the world I'd definately look closer at problems in the world and try to be a reasoning middle voice to let any conflicting parties know what each wants. System of a Down is doing a great job, but they're attacking our pretzil choking president instead of encouraging him to do something better. And the Daily Show with John Stewart does a good job too, unlike all other news broadcasts, they really question and challenge the things going on in the country (and make it funny so it's bearable unlike other news shows >.>).

I wouldn't be supprised if that vote was out of sympathy or because I typed it exactly how I would have read it (yes.. I'm not good infront of audiences and I do forget to turn off my cellphone in movie theaters XD) >.> but really, vote for the people that know what they're talking about.

Aside; can you imagine in our childrens text books they're going to read about Bush nearly dieing from a snack food -_-

Indeed I did vote for you, of the candidites your platform spoke to me the most (mainly because I'm a neo-liberal, pro-immigration, paleo-conservative (on a number of economic issues, small government, low taxes, little pork), who supports a very limited interventionalist foriegn policy, while at the same time wanting to ensure good education for all as well as a good enviromental policy...so a rarity all in all).

But....you can't deny the awesomeness of Independence Day><
You know what it is?
It's because I'm all shadowy.
Racial Discrimination!1!!1!!!!
But seriously....

I am leading by far. I must admit i hadn't expected that, my views are quite a radical break with american tradition and most people here are americans after all.

I will not bind myself to America, citizen or not.
I must confess that, I don't like this country.
It stood for something, once. And now?
This country stand for broken promises and false truths.
I will stand beside it no more.
I can't even bring myself to say the pledge of allegiance...
And, thus far, I agree with everything you've had to say.

Saya would make an awesome president. That and I wouldn't mind getting myself a scar on my face and an eye patch to match my pirate ship. XD

Terra, your views are desperately what this country needs. Screw tradition, our country wasn't founded on tradition, and it shouldn't be a great country by tradition alone. *Wanders off in thought of Matrix philosophy* ...







*Eventually remembers she was trying to make a point* Oh... um..

>.> yea, go get em Terra!

I chose Mitchell because out of the candidates whose policies I liked, Mitchell's was the most realistic--i.e. the most likely to actually be enacted in whole or in part. Most of the other candidates' policies would require packing Congress with similarly-minded people before they could become more than a dream--the current politicans are too vested in business-as-usual.

Ijuin wrote:I chose Mitchell because out of the candidates whose policies I liked, Mitchell's was the most realistic--i.e. the most likely to actually be enacted in whole or in part. Most of the other candidates' policies would require packing Congress with similarly-minded people before they could become more than a dream--the current politicans are too vested in business-as-usual.

Thank you. That was kind.