Vote Tomorrow

[Danman]

Originally posted by: mwtgg

Originally posted by: Fausto

Originally posted by: mwtgg

Originally posted by: SampSon

Originally posted by: KMDupont64

Originally posted by: Fausto

Originally posted by: KMDupont64
Wow, you are all really stupid. Please don't drive, make decisions for anyone else, or reproduce.

Too late on all three counts, n00b. Now go vote or STFU, please.

Get outside once in awhile.

using "noob" and "STFU" is really homosexual. WOuld you talk like that to my face, I don't think so little man.

It is amazing how all of you losers stick together.

Please touch my penis, gently.

Touch it with what? :Q

Pretend it's a touch-screen voting machine.

Voting machine that's malfunctioning, right?

There's probably gonna be plenty of those when I vote tomorrow!

(I live in Florida)

 

[mwtgg]

Originally posted by: BAMAVOO

Originally posted by: mwtgg

Voting machine that's malfunctioning, right?

No, a hanging chad or willie whatever he wants to call it

Sorry, but I prefer "dimpled" or "pregnant" chads.

 

[mwtgg]

Originally posted by: Danman

Originally posted by: mwtgg

Voting machine that's malfunctioning, right?

There's probably gonna be plenty of those when I vote tomorrow!

(I live in Florida)

Nah, it's not the voting machines, it's the person using it.

 

[Paulson]

I'm going home to vote tomorrow for sure!

 

[virtueixi]

Your votes don't matter! The electoral college system is set up so that the representatives can go with OR against the popular vote. Meaning that popular vote doen't even matter. Also, your vote will be counted whether you vote or not since the electoral votes are based on the state's population NOT registered voters. For most states (like NY) it is already obvious who will take the majority popular vote and all the electoral votes. Therefore, voting is futile. Flamesuit stat!

 

[SuperTool]

I voted absentee. I am permanent absentee voter. I highly recommend it. I can sit at home and ponder the issues, read up on the propositions and candidates, and vote at my leisure. And there is a paper ballot that has to be counted. Don't forget to vote, and register as permanent absentee for next eleciton.

 

[Fausto]

Originally posted by: virtueixi
Your votes don't matter! The electoral college system is set up so that the representatives can go with OR against the popular vote. Meaning that popular vote doen't even matter. Also, your vote will be counted whether you vote or not since the electoral votes are based on the state's population NOT registered voters. For most states (like NY) it is already obvious who will take the majority popular vote and all the electoral votes. Therefore, voting is futile. Flamesuit stat!

Your tinfoil-hat ranting aside, you are also voting for local and state reps tomorrow, not to mention nifty things like DAs and judges. Your vote absolutely matters even if you live in a state where the electoral votes are probably a foregone conclusion (as I do).

 

[BAMAVOO]

Originally posted by: SuperTool
I voted absentee. I am permanent absentee voter. I highly recommend it. I can sit at home and ponder the issues, read up on the propositions and candidates, and vote at my leisure. And there is a paper ballot that has to be counted. Don't forget to vote, and register as permanent absentee for next eleciton.

Should change your name to SuperFOOL.

 

[mwtgg]

Originally posted by: Fausto

Originally posted by: virtueixi
Your votes don't matter! The electoral college system is set up so that the representatives can go with OR against the popular vote. Meaning that popular vote doen't even matter. Also, your vote will be counted whether you vote or not since the electoral votes are based on the state's population NOT registered voters. For most states (like NY) it is already obvious who will take the majority popular vote and all the electoral votes. Therefore, voting is futile. Flamesuit stat!

Your tinfoil-hat ranting aside, you are also voting for local and state reps tomorrow, not to mention nifty things like DAs and judges. Your vote absolutely matters even if you live in a state where the electoral votes are probably a foregone conclusion (as I do).

Wait a minute... it's only definite because because DO show up to vote. If everyone thinks it's a done deal and no one votes... gee, I wonder.

 

[HardcoreRobot]

i wish i could vote on the internet...



ATOT effect needed - plz write in HardcoreRobot for US Presidential Election

and then there would be 10 people posting saying they voted for kerry bc hes hotter than me

 

[Mayfriday0529]

I can't wait to vote for the first time tomorrow in a presidential election.

 

[virtueixi]

Originally posted by: mwtgg

Originally posted by: Fausto

Originally posted by: virtueixi
Your votes don't matter! The electoral college system is set up so that the representatives can go with OR against the popular vote. Meaning that popular vote doen't even matter. Also, your vote will be counted whether you vote or not since the electoral votes are based on the state's population NOT registered voters. For most states (like NY) it is already obvious who will take the majority popular vote and all the electoral votes. Therefore, voting is futile. Flamesuit stat!

Your tinfoil-hat ranting aside, you are also voting for local and state reps tomorrow, not to mention nifty things like DAs and judges. Your vote absolutely matters even if you live in a state where the electoral votes are probably a foregone conclusion (as I do).

Wait a minute... it's only definite because because DO show up to vote. If everyone thinks it's a done deal and no one votes... gee, I wonder.

If noone showed up to vote the electoral reps would still pick a candiate. I do agree about the local elections. I just hate the electoral system.:disgust:

 

[JulesMaximus]

Originally posted by: Bateluer

Originally posted by: HOWITIS
if i dont care who wins why should i vote?

Won't dignify that with proper responce.

Could you at least dignify it enough to spell response correctly?

 

[skace]

Originally posted by: Insane3D

Originally posted by: skace
I'd vote but that would require more work than I feel the need to exert. I need 1 click voting.

You can register @ the polls in NH you know...

No Insane, I mean I'm too lazy to be bothered to go to the 'polls'. If there was an nh.polls.com, I'd be all over that.

 

[SuperTool]

Originally posted by: BAMAVOO

Originally posted by: SuperTool
I voted absentee. I am permanent absentee voter. I highly recommend it. I can sit at home and ponder the issues, read up on the propositions and candidates, and vote at my leisure. And there is a paper ballot that has to be counted. Don't forget to vote, and register as permanent absentee for next eleciton.

Should change your name to SuperFOOL.

Much anger I sense in you.

 

[JulesMaximus]

Originally posted by: Jnetty99
I can't wait to vote for the first time tomorrow in a presidential election.

Expect to be under whelmed.

 

[Insane3D]

Originally posted by: skace

Originally posted by: Insane3D

Originally posted by: skace
I'd vote but that would require more work than I feel the need to exert. I need 1 click voting.

You can register @ the polls in NH you know...

No Insane, I mean I'm too lazy to be bothered to go to the 'polls'. If there was an nh.polls.com, I'd be all over that.

Yeah, I figured. I was just letting you know in case you changed your mind for some reason...

Where's your polling place? I grew up in Nashua, so I know it well. I'll pick you up in the Stang and give you a ride there...

 

[Uppsala9496]

Originally posted by: virtueixi

Originally posted by: mwtgg

Originally posted by: Fausto

Originally posted by: virtueixi
Your votes don't matter! The electoral college system is set up so that the representatives can go with OR against the popular vote. Meaning that popular vote doen't even matter. Also, your vote will be counted whether you vote or not since the electoral votes are based on the state's population NOT registered voters. For most states (like NY) it is already obvious who will take the majority popular vote and all the electoral votes. Therefore, voting is futile. Flamesuit stat!

Your tinfoil-hat ranting aside, you are also voting for local and state reps tomorrow, not to mention nifty things like DAs and judges. Your vote absolutely matters even if you live in a state where the electoral votes are probably a foregone conclusion (as I do).

Wait a minute... it's only definite because because DO show up to vote. If everyone thinks it's a done deal and no one votes... gee, I wonder.

If noone showed up to vote the electoral reps would still pick a candiate. I do agree about the local elections. I just hate the electoral system.:disgust:

The electoral system was put in place because the elitists of the time didn't trust the masses to be educated enough to make such an important decision. Judging by some of the responses to this thread, I tend to agree with them.
And yes, I will be voting tomorrow.

 

[oogabooga]

I will be voting tommorow as well *BUMP* for the friendly reminder (that turned into PN argument).

 

[Pepsi90919]

Originally posted by: Bateluer
Make sure all you American's in here go out and vote tomorrow, unless you voted Absentee or early already.

Doesn't matter who you vote for, just get out there and vote.

"American's"...

I worry about the future of that country.

 

[xEDIT409]

My voters registration card has not arrived in the mail yet. I registered at the end of August. I don't think I will be able to vote in this important election. I am sad. Hold me.

 

[MrChad]

Originally posted by: Uppsala9496

Originally posted by: virtueixi

Originally posted by: mwtgg

Originally posted by: Fausto

Originally posted by: virtueixi
Your votes don't matter! The electoral college system is set up so that the representatives can go with OR against the popular vote. Meaning that popular vote doen't even matter. Also, your vote will be counted whether you vote or not since the electoral votes are based on the state's population NOT registered voters. For most states (like NY) it is already obvious who will take the majority popular vote and all the electoral votes. Therefore, voting is futile. Flamesuit stat!

Your tinfoil-hat ranting aside, you are also voting for local and state reps tomorrow, not to mention nifty things like DAs and judges. Your vote absolutely matters even if you live in a state where the electoral votes are probably a foregone conclusion (as I do).

Wait a minute... it's only definite because because DO show up to vote. If everyone thinks it's a done deal and no one votes... gee, I wonder.

If noone showed up to vote the electoral reps would still pick a candiate. I do agree about the local elections. I just hate the electoral system.:disgust:

The electoral system was put in place because the elitists of the time didn't trust the masses to be educated enough to make such an important decision. Judging by some of the responses to this thread, I tend to agree with them.
And yes, I will be voting tomorrow.

Actually, the electoral system keeps presidential candidates from focusing all of their attention on heavily populated urban areas and ignoring more sparsely populated states in the midwest. It's not perfect by any means, but it's a good way to ensure that everyone's issues are heard, regardless of where they live.

 

[Phoenix86]

Originally posted by: virtueixi

Originally posted by: mwtgg

Originally posted by: Fausto

Originally posted by: virtueixi
Your votes don't matter! The electoral college system is set up so that the representatives can go with OR against the popular vote. Meaning that popular vote doen't even matter. Also, your vote will be counted whether you vote or not since the electoral votes are based on the state's population NOT registered voters. For most states (like NY) it is already obvious who will take the majority popular vote and all the electoral votes. Therefore, voting is futile. Flamesuit stat!

Your tinfoil-hat ranting aside, you are also voting for local and state reps tomorrow, not to mention nifty things like DAs and judges. Your vote absolutely matters even if you live in a state where the electoral votes are probably a foregone conclusion (as I do).

Wait a minute... it's only definite because because DO show up to vote. If everyone thinks it's a done deal and no one votes... gee, I wonder.

If noone showed up to vote the electoral reps would still pick a candiate. I do agree about the local elections. I just hate the electoral system.:disgust:

Do you know how many times the electoral college voted against the will of the people of their state? Do you know how many times a member of the college voted against the will of their state? Do you think that's enough to not vote?

 

[dabuddha]

I'm embarassed to admit that I don't even know how.

 

[BAMAVOO]

Originally posted by: SuperTool

Originally posted by: BAMAVOO

Originally posted by: SuperTool
I voted absentee. I am permanent absentee voter. I highly recommend it. I can sit at home and ponder the issues, read up on the propositions and candidates, and vote at my leisure. And there is a paper ballot that has to be counted. Don't forget to vote, and register as permanent absentee for next eleciton.

Should change your name to SuperFOOL.

Much anger I sense in you.

No anger, just jerking your chain. You have the right to feel how you want and I have the right to know your candidate is a liar and an idiot.