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**f29sXS07** · 08-16-2012, 06:35 PM

In reality, all we get to choose is who our next slave owner will be. For most, that's good enough for people to think they have a choice.

If Obama does win you may never get the chance to vote again. He is, at the very least, a socialist and perhaps a communist. If he is reelected the Mexican border will open wide and the Democrats...(read socialists/communists), will keep the vote and the power forever. If you are a White man, you can look forward to increasing loss of political power and all the perks that go with it.
If you don't vote at all then it's the same as voting for Obama...it just puts you in the position of saying ...well, I did'nt vote fot him and perhaps salves your conscience somewhat when you see the maelstrom he unleashes...at the goading of his "sponsors".
And that, my children, is another story unto itself.

08-16-2012, 06:35 PM	#14
f29sXS07 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 464 Senior Member	In reality, all we get to choose is who our next slave owner will be. For most, that's good enough for people to think they have a choice. If Obama does win you may never get the chance to vote again. He is, at the very least, a socialist and perhaps a communist. If he is reelected the Mexican border will open wide and the Democrats...(read socialists/communists), will keep the vote and the power forever. If you are a White man, you can look forward to increasing loss of political power and all the perks that go with it. If you don't vote at all then it's the same as voting for Obama...it just puts you in the position of saying ...well, I did'nt vote fot him and perhaps salves your conscience somewhat when you see the maelstrom he unleashes...at the goading of his "sponsors". And that, my children, is another story unto itself.
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