Shit, it's in a fucking holee! We need a damn change.
Watch this video made up of a bunch of celebrities about voting.
Reply what you think.:D
Link removed because it does not support CD's official candidate, Ron Paul
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Shit, it's in a fucking holee! We need a damn change.
Watch this video made up of a bunch of celebrities about voting.
Reply what you think.:D
Link removed because it does not support CD's official candidate, Ron Paul
No
Already?
October noobs
yeah, because celebrities understand politics and government, especially economics. I mean, they are famous, so they know everything and are always right, right?
They are influential and that is all that matters.
Same reason why famous people are hired to sell Sleep number beds and perfumes.
I clicked the link hoping it was a lost in space reference :(
cmon mr e you are pretty intelligentQuote:
Originally Posted by Mr. E
that doesnt have anything to do with the video
Great first post! I hope you make many more! Support Ron Paul!
You know when you squeeze your legs together and hurt your balls?
I just did that.
I didn't watch the video, I just read his comment about the videoQuote:
Originally Posted by ozzy
VOTE OR DIE MUTHA FUCKA
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Originally Posted by Anonymous d
QFTQuote:
Originally Posted by Mr. EQuote:
Originally Posted by Anonymous d
Thats why they get paid so much.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. E
I thought they got paid so much because they're pretty?Quote:
Originally Posted by Default User
barack the vote guys
Make America safer by dismantling its government! Ron Paul '08 '12 '16 '20 etc.
Barack Bapaper BascissorsQuote:
Originally Posted by Atmosfear
Here I am. Barack you like a hurricane.
Okay, I actually decided to watch the video and really enjoyed it. I have no problem with them encouraging people to vote, but it was pretty obvious who they were telling people to support.
In the end though, I like Leo and most, if not all, the actors in the video. That's just me though.
Can you smell what Barack is cookin?Quote:
Originally Posted by Atmosfear
Barack the casaba
Barack and roll hoochie coo
Barack my coque
Abrabaracka
Barackanalia
Barack lobster!
3rd barack from the sun
I hate it when a celebrity supports a candidate. It makes me want to vote for the other guy because I already know the celebrity is horrible at making good decisions.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. E
BRING BACK THE GOLD STANDARD!
In before stock market crash
The video doesn't refer to any presidential candidate. Ron Paul has really intelligent views but didn't make it. This video is just basically getting the adolescence turning 18 to make the right decision and vote to get a change. In my opinion, the video link should be re-posted and kept up.:solepat:Quote:
Originally Posted by EvanXTC
WRONGQuote:
Originally Posted by EvanXTC
RIGHTQuote:
Originally Posted by llFidoll
I'm only a few years away from being able to run for president, I'll fix things that if you guys vote for me.
You can't run for president?.
Your from Niger.Quote:
Originally Posted by EvanXTC
Schizophrenia ITT
If it didn't endorse Ron Paul it has no place here.Quote:
Originally Posted by EvanXTC
http://www.politics1.com/p2008.htm
Vote for anyone on here.
I'm voting for Alan Keyes.
jk Cynthia McKinney as a Jorjan I know that she is well qualified for this esteemed office.
She will reinforce homeland security one cell phone beating at a time.
Ron Paul? He should run with Nader so you can smell the failure and broken dreams a mile away.
Nader has a big following, but, ideologically, they do not share the same stance.
FUCK YOU ALL
http://img296.imageshack.us/img296/6506/rupaulcv9.jpg
RON PAUL '08, BISHES
You mean Ru PaulQuote:
Originally Posted by sycld
A Paul-Nader ticket would probably be the most fucked up thing ever. Paul has the backing of 'anarcho-capitalists' (yes that doesn't make sense, also known as Objectivists), xenophobes, semi-informed libertarians (I know many that hate Ron Paul and say he ruined the party), and the petty-bourgeoisie in general. Nader has the backing of Trotskyists, generic reformist socialists, alienated Democrats, and generic anti-corporation types. Ironically, the Green Party (which Nader ran under in 1996 and 2000) pretty much only has the bourgeoisie and petty-bourgeoisie voting for them.
William Zebulon Foster for President in 1932!
Can you actually make a post without misusing the term 'petite-bourgeoisie'?Quote:
Originally Posted by Husein
No silly, that's Ron Paul.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheOriginalGrumpySpy
Next you'll be telling me that it's a guy dressed in drag and fake boobs... sheesh.
I'll take this one to PM, for sole.Quote:
Originally Posted by simonj
I am far more ban-trigger happy than sole...
Though I guess you are getting a pass by me because I'm waiting for the ban list to return before I do my work
You'd be surprised. Maybe some of them are dumb and just get by on their looks and skills or w/e but some actually have an education. For example; Matt Damon attended Harvard and was going to graduate but left for acting. Not all celebrities are idiots. I just think you have bottled up anger towards them because you can't be rich and famous like them. It's ok :solepat:.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. E
Just to publicly clarify, I didn't mean the term was out of place, I meant the term was wrong because I consider it to be petite bourgeoisie.Quote:
Originally Posted by Husein
Durrrrr! Matt Damon went to Harvard he must be smart!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by soar
You know who else went to Harvard? George W. Bush.
I once tried to look up Bush's education and the source I found said he 'finished in the top 84% of his graduating class at Yale'.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hippocrass
Think you'll find that's 16% from the bottom...
Common knowledge he went to YaleQuote:
Originally Posted by Hippocrass
Wikipedia knowledge: He went to both.Quote:
Originally Posted by Atmosfear
GTFO
lawlawlawlawlawlawlawlawlalwalwalwlawlawlawlawlawl alwlwalwalwlawlawlalwalwalwlawlawlawlQuote:
Originally Posted by soar
#1: Yes, all celebrities are idiots, because they are self-absorbed and sheepish (in the easily manipulated way, not the shy way)
#2: Just because you are smart does not mean you understand economics or politics. Intellect is a diverse thing.
#3: 'Dur, I star in movies so you should agree with me' is actually something that sheep people will follow because they don't know any better, which makes it terrible to do.
Agreed. I don't understand how people can blindly follow someone, famous icon or not. I kinda see this a lot in my home town, but instead of celebs it's church leaders (never mind the whole separation of church and state thing). A local church leader will say "We like conservatism" which most of the people will hear as "Vote Republican, that's what God wants!" and totally ignore everything else.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. E
HOW CAN PEOPLE DO THAT?! Drives me nuts.
So like ya, my film career clearly qualifies me as an expert on international politics. Although to be fair, there are some shitty places in the world and I don't think it hurts when people try to use their status to highlight these places that any monkey could identify as needing a bit of help. They just aren't in a position to provide viable solutions. Well some might, but not the ones you here on the TV.
Um, by the same token, how can you claim that their careers as Hollywood stars prevent them from being qualified sources on international affairs, politics, and public policy?
I'm not saying that every celebrity ought to be instantly qualified, but they have just as much chance of taking interest and seeking knowledge of the subjects as anyone here does.
Celebrities may be a partial exception to this, but I've always been under the impression that if you want to learn how to manage wealth, you talk to the wealthy.
It's funny, but this country has taken that right away from me until november 1st. If I didn't move, I could vote, but I can only do an absentee ballot and those aren't even counted 99% of the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Anonymous d
Particularly, Gary Coleman.Quote:
Originally Posted by Atmosfear
I'm still going to vote by absentee ballot. At least I'm doing my civic duty and ensuring my name is going to go into the pool of people eligible for jury duty; huzzah!Quote:
Originally Posted by thermal
A lot of people are opting for the Early Vote.
So, why does that make a difference?Quote:
Originally Posted by TheOriginalGrumpySpy
It will bring in preliminary numbers.
Oh, I would have early voted/absentee if I registered sooner.
In my state McCain is ahead in the polls by over 20%. My vote doesn't matter no matter who I pick.
Yeah, but that's because you're black.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. E
I wanted to punch this guy who's a family friend, for trying to tell me Obama is Muslim.
So I'm about 90% sure that Obama has no idea what the fuck he's going to do when he gets in office and has no real expectations of getting there because I've yet to hear any amount of detail from him.
At least Ron Paul knew he was going to implement the gold standard
With any luck we'll never know, and then McCain will die. Then we can have a Palin run country.Quote:
Originally Posted by Atmosfear
I'll start watching state of the union addresses.
In the same manner as every president before her has delivered the State of the Union address,Quote:
Originally Posted by djwolford
she will do it bra-less.
Now show dem executie MILF-titties.
Obama would be a natural choice but he's so flat chested....
Lulz.Quote:
Originally Posted by sycld
Yea, Obama seems to be chronically lacking in detail about his plans. This dissapoints me, as someone from the rest of the world I would rather see him win than McCain but I dunno...yes you need some degree of charisma and a strong presentational style but there needs to be political substance behind this. When he talks about his ideas, on a high level some of them seem good, he has all the whats but seems short on the hows.
I'd urge every American to vote for him just to stop the other side getting in. That Sarah Palin, despite all her milfy goodness, is a complete and utter fucking idiot, she is a clueless redneck wannabe (you cant be a redneck if your from one of the fake states). Obama seems to want to make the right steps forward, I know it isn't enough to just want it, but when you listen to Palin, backwards backwards backwards. I focus on her because you cannot ignore McCains age. There is a realistic chance (albeit small)that it could force him out of office should he win.
There was a time when the USA was the most respected country in the world. It earned that right, that status and most of the world would look to them for leadership, but not now. It won't matter to US citizens, because to most of them the world starts at their west coast and ends on the east, but there is a bigger world beyond the US borders and I think Obama is right to want to rebuild friendships and alliances and return his country to its once respected position. The republicans foreign policy is the biggest threat to national security and a less aggressive policy would help reduce that threat.
On a more serious note, I seen a pic of Palin's kids, I'd fuck her girls, in 25 years time because you know they are packing the milf gene.
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Oh man McCain's gonna be president.
You boys wanna go to mexico????Quote:
Originally Posted by Hippocrass
Sure because Mexico is so much better than the United States.
If you like Donkey shows it is...and who doesn't like those.Quote:
Originally Posted by djwolford
Donkeys.Quote:
Originally Posted by Default User