Bush or Kerry 2.0

**FarEastStyle** · 10-02-2005 11:19 PM

Originally Posted by paranoid android

No I can't. Just because he is president doesn't mean he's respectable. Most authority figures aren't what I would call, role-models. And I'm not trying to be all anarchist or anything, but usually a person in power abuses that power in some way or another. What I'm trying to get at is that it seems to me that some of the decisions he made were made for himself and not the good of the country. But that's just my opinion. And why does it make me insolent to question things?

Oh yeah, like when he stole the oil from the middleEast and kept in the White House, no wait, the under ground White House,no wait, its the secret under ground ranch White House, so he can ride his tractors all the time.

**Vaan** · 10-02-2005 11:22 PM

Wow. People are STILL on this subject? Seriously guys, come on now. xD

**bakakame** · 10-03-2005 12:16 AM

I'll say this, I don't care who is elected president, I will support whoever the country votes on. Bush won the vote, and I support him. Had Kerry won, I would be supporting him.

Back when Clinton was president I supported him as well. I know, like as was said before, that both sides complain about the other.

What they ALL need to learn is that this was a DEMOCRATIC election. The majority of america wanted Bush in office again, and that's what we got.

I just can't stand how much complaining the losers do. I don't think you have to be happy about the results if they didn't turn out in your favor, but as americans it IS YOUR DUTY to support decisions made democratically. Like I said, most of america want's Bush in office, the minority or the voters complaining cannot and should never be able to affect the decision made.

Maybe instead of complaining all the time, those people should be spending that time thinking up better ways of doing things before whining and trying to instill doubt and distrust in our leaders! You people who do blindly complain like that ARE closer to traitors than you are patriots.

Sorry about all that, but the majority of my family is fiercly liberal and I really need to vent some steam from time to time.

As for my official vote, on this forum I voted for Bush because I support our president.