"Colonel Kurtz" wrote in message
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On 30-Oct-2010, "Chas. Chan" wrote:

Most elections are about particular policies, particular scandals or
particular personalities. But these issues don't mean as much this
year-- not because they are not important, but because this election
is a crossroads election, one that can decide what path this country
will take for many years to come.

True.

There isn't a friggin chance that a small percentage change in the scum in
office can or will change anything. The slime you vote for don't rule your
lives; you do. Possibly even up to 20% of the population does and can
control the direction of the country you live in. The other 80% are
parasites. The 20% have 1) escaped to a more functional country, or,
waddled off to vote, which accomplishes the same thing as turning your
underwear inside out.

Single election should not be changing much in a relatively free and
prosperous society. That's what Democrats tried to do, and the likely
Republican sweep is in large part a reaction to that coup attempt. The hope
that it will give birth to a strong political movement for years to come.

November 2 only changes who is shoving the pipe up your ass. You've seen
this same phenomenon all your lives - what changes? The initial after the
bloodsucker's name, the percentage of your money that is confiscated, and
an
ongoing lowering of your living standard.

Can not change that in one election. It requires many years of continuous
struggle.

If the toilette is completely flushed and replaced with people with no R
or
D behind their names, there is a small chance the US can be fixed. As it
stands, the core economic base is gone, is not returning, and the
population, becoming predominantly 3rd world, will simply elect the
criminals that promise the most handouts.

No D and R? Should it be K? :-)
e.