Informal presidential election poll
This is posted on another site of mine, and I find the results rather interesting. So I figured I would see what happens here with the same thing. But I did add one other option......
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Ron Paul, without a doubt.
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LOL AT RON PAUL This is hilarious.
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Ron Paul:)
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Obama...SERIOUSLY?!?!
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I bet Obama gets re-elected. It really doesn't matter anymore though, does it? Obama, Romney, Newter, they are all the same. My vote here goes to Ron Paul. He is the only one saying anything different, and at this point I think we all know that if we don't make some MAJOR changes to America then we are done.
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However seriously all candidates are crippling this country with their open ended policies, their hypocrisy, and lack of provided genuine change. All of these candidates have a true lackluster in a failing system, they have not truly gained the respect of constituents. Ask around, from the missing votes and do fourth. This leads me to recognize Mr Ronald Ernest Paul. While he did gather some balls and has been known for his ballsy statements, backings, it is all hypocrisy coming from him. While he SEEMS to take radical approach of change but taking a stand against legal tender which I like, he also stood for the right to bare arms which I like the protection of this amendment/right. While i disagree with his stance against the civil rights act, because of his lack of defined reasoning. I strongly disregarded his sweeping/dismissal of the newsletter controversy as well as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. As he(Ronald) is a texas native, he voted against MLK Jr bday to be recognized as a holiday(which he played a part in this thing called American History). This than leads me to his newsletter's depiction of MLK as some licentious individual, is more than offensive to this nation and the nations people. Once again his lack of moral responsibility for the newsletter has also deemed him unfit of "CHANGE" which is the new political verb thrown around loosely by all candidates. Well this is where I stand and my perspective. I must be honest I have grown old of seeing, hearing the same group of political candidates, who happen to be of the same age groups believing the same things. I'm truly done with any candidates over 40 lol !!! We want true change! Change the age of the candidates !!! Changing their skin color, hair, accent, names, sex, sexual orientation do not mean a darn thing! Change the ages!!! Well as always all politics are local, and you know who the presdential candidate is when you check their local politics. Please vote responsibly during ALL ELECTIONS! |
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We do need a change, and desperately now. Plus I love how Ron Paul calls the other canidates out when they are wrong. |
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Is burning a ballot at an official voting polling place illegal? BTW, the poll here pretty much duplicates the one someone else put over on my CornSnakes.com site. Ron Paul FAR AND ABOVE got more votes than any of the other republican candidates, yet according to all the "official" voting results, that doesn't happen. So how can that be? Are we THAT different from mainstream America that our voting preferences would be that far off from who everyone else chooses to vote on? Are you feeling manipulated yet? Well, you should....... |
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Sad truth of the world we live in. |
I feel as though Ron Paul has always been honest and never changed his values to fit what "america" wants. He has always had everyones best intressts in mind and truely wants real liberty.
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That and he is not afraid to speak the truth and adress why. No skeems, or gimmicks (at least to this point)
Plus anyone who is a vet is a win in my book. |
So the question is, why is a man with those qualities considered by the powers to be as being "unelectable"? What is that saying about how they WANT this country to be run? And we just blindly LET them run us through the mazes they choose for us and then give us a crumb as a treat if we meekly play their game and don't jump over the walls unexpectedly and bite them on the ass.
There aren't very many other options open to us if we want to hold onto what precious few freedoms we still have left. |
Well at least we can hope for the real election to go as well as this one is. Granted we are a few in a sea of many, but i have a feeling that we really havent seen the republican campain train leave station yet. Maybe perhaps to allow the democratic party to get the start so the republican party to exploit the mistakes and errors. Should be interesting
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Agree: Obama reElection
Agree: Ron Paul,better of the worst running Disagree: Making Major Changes,been far to late major root structure has been set for over 50 yrs. Only way to take back this country is by force,so try that with an army of liberals :rofl::rofl: Agree:In reality it "doesn't matter anymore" Quote:
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One way or the other, there is some extreme pain in store for Americans. Question is, which ones are going to be the ones that have to bear it? It is highly unlikely that whoever it is will do so voluntarily and without a show of force to force them to do so.
The government has shown us time and time again that they do not have the will to voluntarily move this country onto the path most of us know we need to be on. Their talk of "sacrifice" always means US, not THEM. So ask yourself, how long does a leech hang on sucking your blood? |
The issue is money...money runs the country because big money pays for the campaigns of those in the Big Party (repubs and demos)...remove the money...big business and we might just pay attention to what these guys actually do for us...The Republican party hasn't put forth anyone worthy to challenge Obama...and Ron Paul is too out of line for the base to vote for him...an independent would never get enough votes....too many people vote along party lines...we spend too much....taxes are unequal (who has more to lose here...the multi millionaire or the pawns?)...we try and fight every war out there...every decision by the government favors BIG business and the small guys get crapped on...just me spouting off...im sure i have more to say...but not enough space...
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Be perfectly clear . . . . ..
SHEEPLE are the only ones still believing there are Republicans and Democrats The rest are AWAKE to the FACTS of the SYSTEM. |
I think Ron Paul is the most honest of the bunch. Also, he's a OB/groinocologist, so if some fat intern with a cigar walks into the oval office while he's on duty, all that will happen is a pelvic exam. He'll be able to honestly say "I did not have sex with that woman." What more could one ask for in a president?
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of the Republican Ron Paul is the best he is genuine and constant (also not a sleaze ball) that being said i don't agree with him on many things and i don't think he is going to be elected as a candidate for the republican party (the christian right wont allow it and they control the republican party right now) so ya i will probably vote for obama even though in my opinion he is not the best president (he's not the worst ether but i think he could have done better and has caved to alot of politicking that goes on in Washington)
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this is not the say that the CR is the majority it's just that thay are vary vocal and organized so thay can get people to vote for there policies, (remember in the 2008 elections onlly 54% of the population voted and that was a presidential campaign) when most people don't vote (hope that makes sense). thay have also probably pushed people out of the republican party to ether be independents or to the Democrats sense. hell if this was before Regan (the shifting point) i probably would have been a republican.
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I agree....republican party is totally imploading....from its inability to compromise....this country aS founded on compromise....our government was made to depend on it....and yet when 1 group refuses to do it....the people suffer...
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There are 2 women in revelation, one in chapter 12, and another in 17. The one in chapter twelve is the true church, it's sources of light are the moon under her feet, the stars over her head, and the sun she is clothed with. These are natural sources of light made by the Creator. She has a remnant that is persecuted by the dragon, and there are two characteristics that remnant has at the end of the chapter: They keep the commandments of God, and they have the testimony of Christ. Most churches today keep only 9 of the commandments. Daniel 7:25 speaks about a man who would think to change times and the law. That man was Constantine, and on March 7th, 321 AD, he made his edict regarding sunday as the national day of rest. It was a political move on his part, as the pagans were divided from the Christians, and he figured he could weld them together if each was willing to compromise. There is also a time period in both Daniel and Revelation of 42 months, 1260 days, or time, times, and the dividing of time. This is all the same period when a certain power would wear out the saints of the Most High God, and to realize what it refers to, one must know that both Ezekiel and Numbers give instances where God uses a day equals a year in prophetic timing. That 1260 days is a 1260 year period that began when Roman Emperor Justinian made a bold move and name the bishop of Rome to have preeminance of all of Europe in the spring of that year. If any king wanted to do anything, he had to get that bishop's approval. This lasted for 1260 years until General Berthier marched into Rome in the spring of 1798, captured the pope, and took him back to France where he died in exile. This is the deadly wound Revelation speaks of that happened to the first beast, which was Rome. That wound was later healed when Gaspari (acting for the Roman Pontiff) and Mussullini signed the Lateran Pact in 1929. The papers of the day even ran headlines of "Old wound healed between church and state". Now getting to the woman of Rev 17, she is decked out in purple and scarlet, the colors that are prominent in this politicoreligious power (I was Catholic for 32 years, BTW, and I want to stress this is not directed towards people who are Catholic, as I know there are a lot of sincere people in this church - I am speaking of the entity that is the Vatican - which actually means mystery). See: http://www.biblelight.net/vatican.htm This woman sits on seven hills, which later in the chapter are described as 7 mountains, and Rome is the city of 7 hills. She has a wineglas in her hand full of filthiness and fornication. Check these Vatican coins out depicting the sunwafer in a the woman's wineglass, and realize sun worship goes back to Egypt and beyond, and in fact, one of the 10 plagues was darkness over half of Egypt to show God was more powerful than Ra. I'll continue in the next post. |
Now, remember when this country was founded, it was by the pilgrims who were trying to escape religious persecution. It was founded on two principles, those being religious liberty, or being able to worship however your conscious dictates, and freedom from tyranny. The second beast of revelation starts out that way. It had two horns like a lamb, which are symbolic for those two principles, but later it speaks as a dragon. How does a nation speak? By it's laws. Our nation is now rounding that curve where it will begin to speak as the dragon. The religious right will get more and more powerful, and what they are really after is to take down the wall that separates church and state. Once that wall is down, they will be able to persecute whoever does not agree with them. Revelation says they will do it thinking they are providing a service to God, but the problem is they are worshipping according to the dictates of the Vatican, and by keeping Sunday and not the 7th day of the week set apart as holy, they break the 10 commandments. James 2:10 says if we break one, we break the law, so there will basically be two camps. One will be with sunday keeping and the other, smaller camp, will insist on keeping with the biblical sabbath on the 7th day, which was instituted in Eden, way before the first so-called Jew ever came along (I say so-called, because Abram was from Ur, and was Chaldean, so the race of Jew is actually a man-made entity). Eventually, that smaller camp will be blamed for all the problems that come along, and will be fined first, then imprisoned later, and eventually, death decrees will come for breaking the "sacredness" of Sunday. Remember, a leopard cannot change it's spots. The Vatican has a history of persecuting heritics by burning them at the stake. They have dungeons in the basements of their oldest churches. Why does a church need a dungeon. Read about the Waldenses or the Huguenots, and how they were massacred for disagreeing with the "state". Those who forget history are bound to repeat it. Oh, BTW, in case you are confused about thatb 1260 day period, remember in biblical times there were 30 days in every month; the only reason we have odd days now is because Julius wanted as many days as Augustus had in his month, etc... And for those of you who think we can't go back in time to figure out what the 7th day is, if you contact the naval academy of weights and measures, they will indeed confirm that every second has been accounted for. Also, some may say the calender was changed, and indeed, it was. In 1582, they took 10 days out, but Thursday, the 4th of October was followed by Friday the 15th, so you see, the weekly cycle can be traced back to the origins of our race in Eden, and the Sabbath and marriage are the only things in the bible that are both blessed and sanctified, and they were both done in Eden, and both are under attack today.
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interesting, and while i don't necessarily agree with you on some thing i like how you explained it bravo :) and thanks
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I don't like to build a theory on one verse either, as that is like an upside-down pyramid - not stable. Here is another interesting thing. The title of the pope is Vicarious Filii Dei, which Latin for the vicarious son of God. You'll still hear him called the Vicar of Christ. The title is on some of the older mitres (Fish hat) they used to wear. If one knows numerology, or looks it up in any good encyclopedia under Roman Alphabet, they will know V=5, I=1, C=100, D=500, L=50, and U also = 5. The other letters in that title don't have any values, but if we take Vicarious, and do the numerology on it, we get 112. Filii = 53. Dei = 501. 112+53+501=666. This is the best explanation for the number I've heard so far, and I've heard or read a bunch of them. If you have a better explanation, I'd like to hear it. |
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So here's the dilemma. They aren't willing to cut spending because too many people are now dependent upon the freebies that the government hands out, and if they pull that rug out from under people, it will cost them dearly in the next election. They can't raise taxes because so many people are really struggling financially, so raising taxes will just add insult to quite a bit of injury, and that will cost them dearly in the next election. Many businesses of all sizes are already hurting from permits and regulations, not to mention taxes that they have to pass onto consumers, which makes their products uncompetitive against Chinese imports, so the government trying to grab more money that will will be rather unpopular and cost them dearly in the next election. They can't just do nothing because the economy is a ticking time bomb that gets closer to exploding every day, and ignoring that (you guessed it!) will cost them dearly in the next election. I expect that much of future legislation will be passed merely on voice votes as much as they can, because that makes them all unaccountable for what is passed. They can ALWAYS say that they didn't raise their voice to vote for it. |
Every society goes through a cycle of 6 stages. It begins in bondage, and with bondage comes courage. Courage eventually turns into revolt, and if the revolt is successful, then the next stage is liberty, but if the revolt is not a success, it's back to step 1, or bondage. After liberty, it gets productive and this leads into the next stage, abundance. That stage would lead one to think people would be gratuitous, but they are quite the opposite, they become greedy, and that eventually leads to a decline and back to step 1 again.
Where is the USA now? I would put us between abundance (look how many people are obese) and bondage. |
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Here's a graphic illustration of our debt some of you may have seen:
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