Do you always have to try and be the center of attention?
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Do you always have to try and be the center of attention?
Don't even front.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoshi
Cool Ron Paul interview, on G4 of all places.
Don't even front to his front.Quote:
Originally Posted by icarusfall
It's buttplant.Quote:
Originally Posted by buttcheeks
Yeah, it is buttplant.
It's not that I don't think this guy has some good things to say, but let's not be retarded, he has no chance.
Wow... this post is just... so dumb... oh god...Quote:
Originally Posted by icarusfall
You sound like the kind of anti-government -- music heals all kind of guy. Things like the The Government trying to pass a bill making certain aspects of free speech / expression completely illegal are happening in your country. Soon you don't even be able to say that all the candidates are horrible without being labeled a terrorist in your own country and all you can do is complain about the candidates without actually ever reading about them. You won't be able to write a song questioning a shitty war your country was manipulated in to by a corrupt regime of liars, cheats and crooks. You need to take an interest in your country somehow, or you'll end up being one of the people sitting around wondering how fascism and freedom's were taken from you when it was blatant from the beginning what was happening.Quote:
Also: Ron Paul and all the other people trotted out for this election can eat a dick - they're all horrible.
The last two elections were full of like-minded puppets. At least in this upcoming election you have a vastly different array of puppets to choose from.
I'm not.Quote:
Originally Posted by Drewbacca
Why is it that you would think I haven't read up on the candidates? Amazingly, I can read up on them and still think they're bad people ALL AT ONCE?!?!Quote:
Soon you don't even be able to say that all the candidates are horrible without being labeled a terrorist in your own country and all you can do is complain about the candidates without actually ever reading about them.
There isn't anything at all agreeable with any of the candidates on the field right now?
There are bits and pieces, but no one shares my views as a whole. I'm not going to vote for someone I think has a good stance on civil rights, but thinks our current health care is just ducky (only an example). This is a problem with our 2 party system. There aren't only 2 ways of thinking about things.
I feel sad for replying seriously to a Drewbacca post.