Quote from: Verbatim on November 09, 2016, 11:35:02 AM

Goodbye, sadness...



...Hello, jokes.

Good reference.

So how's Canada these days?

Quote from: TBlocks on November 09, 2016, 11:41:53 AM

Quote from: Verbatim on November 09, 2016, 11:35:02 AM

Goodbye, sadness...



...Hello, jokes.

Good reference.

So how's Canada these days?

We have Justin Trudeau for the next little while. But I've seen another conservative drumming up support last night in the same way Trump did. Has me worried.
Overall it's decent, today people seem a little melancholy.

So you guys got chucklenuts for president. You've had a few of those before. People making it out like it's game over. You guys had a president who broke out into dance at a 911 ceremony. And you guys elected him twice.

Your country's still there in one piece despite bumps and scrapes along the way. I'd wager it'll be relatively the same for Trump, minus a few stupid decisions here or there, like all your previous presidents. Politicians are the masters of getting nothing done.

Please don't touch the EPA.

Please don't fucking touch the EPA.

http://www.bna.com/no-republicans-wont-n57982068222/
Are you going to listen to me this time?

Quote from: Street Hawk on November 09, 2016, 12:15:41 PM

42% of Canadians didn't vote last year.
46% of young Brits stayed home.
and 46% didn't show up yesterday.

what a fucking disgrace. our democratic process is a joke. entitled little shits never seen a day of hardship can't even be bothered to utilise the right that so many died to provide. theyll tweet and cry about their problems and do nothing about it.

western citizens deserve everything coming our way.

People died for the right to vote, and I'd wager they also died for the freedom of choice. Aka the right not to vote if you don't want to.

Say what you will about the suppossed negative impacts of it, but don't try to play the blame game.

thats horseshit. there is no right to not vote. theres the right to vote, and the choice to exercise that right or not.

Quote from: Sαndtrap on November 09, 2016, 12:20:06 PM

Quote from: Street Hawk on November 09, 2016, 12:15:41 PM

42% of Canadians didn't vote last year.
46% of young Brits stayed home.
and 46% didn't show up yesterday.

what a fucking disgrace. our democratic process is a joke. entitled little shits never seen a day of hardship can't even be bothered to utilise the right that so many died to provide. theyll tweet and cry about their problems and do nothing about it.

western citizens deserve everything coming our way.

People died for the right to vote, and I'd wager they also died for the freedom of choice. Aka the right not to vote if you don't want to.

Say what you will about the suppossed negative impacts of it, but don't try to play the blame game.

thats horseshit. there is no right to not vote. theres the right to vote, and the choice to exercise that right or not.

Aka the freedom of choice that people died for.

Aka the freedom of choice that people died for.

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im just disgusted by the response to it given the lack of actual action on the people complaining.

And that means the whole of western citizens deserve more hardship?

voting should be mandatory in a democracy.

Absolutely not. Too many low info voters is what gave us Trump vs. Clinton.

Not that it matters, but it looks like hes going to win AZ and Michigan. Which would put President Trump over 300.

Are opinion polls even relevant any more?

First they got the UK GE wrong after the shy Tory surge, then they got Brexit wrong, and now this.

Like seriously, the most optimistic prediction for Trump was 167 electoral colleges, and now look what's happened.