[CleanSlate]

For the US guys:

I'm curious, but do understand I am NOT trying to start anything here.

Having taken the red pill and rail on the lefties for promoting feminism, do you tend to vote republican?

[pheonix500000]

(01-29-2015 11:51 PM)NKTexas Wrote:  

For the US guys:

I'm curious, but do understand I am NOT trying to start anything here.

Having taken the red pill and rail on the lefties for promoting feminism, do you tend to vote republican?

If you really think voting matters you havent taken the red pill

[The Father]

How do I vote? Absentee ballot. I don't like setting foot in polling places anymore, after this:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/11/04...41083.html

How dare these shitheads intimidate ANYBODY. Go in, pull the lever, and then STFU. That's all you chuckleheads have a right to do.

[LouEvilSlugger]

Voting is counterproductive if you're a white heterosexual male in America.

[getdownonit]

[CleanSlate]

So the real question here is do you vote? (I'm guessing the answer is no for most of you guys here)

[Yatagan]

(01-30-2015 12:03 AM)NKTexas Wrote:  

So the real question here is do you vote? (I'm guessing the answer is no for most of you guys here)

That's my answer.

[Tex Pro]

I vote with my feet and my wallet when I spend time outside the USA.

Deprives the leviathan of my time and money.

Really the best way to "vote."

[Capitán Peligroso]

I vote early and often, like Al Capone.

[GeroMeroHero]

I vote democrat to make things worse.
The only way out is for Westerners to pull their heads out of their asses, and that needs provocation.

Not to say Republicans are great, but I would prefer to make sure the side I more dislike gets most of the blame.

[CleanSlate]

(01-30-2015 12:49 AM)GeroMeroHero Wrote:  

I vote democrat to make things worse.
The only way out is for Westerners to pull their heads out of their asses, and that needs provocation.

Not to say Republicans are great, but I would prefer to make sure the side I more dislike gets most of the blame.

I'd been voting democrat, and now I was reconsidering because the dems are the ones who are perpetuating the feminist agenda. But republicans still suck, they're the hypocrites who preach family values while diddling with mistresses on the side.

I guess it doesn't really matter either way. I'll just make my bank and do whatever the fuck I want, lol

[Ronald Reagan]

I don't.

[Phoenix]

In Australia voting is compulsory. I generally wrote or drew something unpleasant on the ballot paper as my 'vote'.

I am happy to vote on any binding referenda however. I'm also OK with voting in 'party list' style democracies, since that gets much closer to actually influencing legislation. Voting in representative democracies is almost completely pointless.

[Deluge]

(01-30-2015 02:54 AM)Phoenix Wrote:  

In Australia voting is compulsory. I generally wrote or drew something unpleasant on the ballot paper as my 'vote'.

I am happy to vote on any binding referenda however. I'm also OK with voting in 'party list' style democracies, since that gets much closer to actually influencing legislation. Voting in representative democracies is almost completely pointless.

You could just put in your ballot blank. It's not illegal not to vote, only to not rock up to the polling booth. Surprisingly when you force people to turn up, almost everyone submits an eligible vote anyway.

[Suits]

I'm Canadian, but I don't vote as a matter of principle.

If I lived in Canada and didn't need to go through the trouble of an absentee ballet, I would definitely go to the voting booth, but I'd spoil my ballot in a creatively political manner.

But that's too much trouble for a guy who lives in Beijing.

[Fitzgerald]

With my ass.

[Disco_Volante]

Republican

[Phoenix]

(01-30-2015 02:58 AM)Deluge Wrote:  

(01-30-2015 02:54 AM)Phoenix Wrote:  

In Australia voting is compulsory. I generally wrote or drew something unpleasant on the ballot paper as my 'vote'.

I am happy to vote on any binding referenda however. I'm also OK with voting in 'party list' style democracies, since that gets much closer to actually influencing legislation. Voting in representative democracies is almost completely pointless.

You could just put in your ballot blank. It's not illegal not to vote, only to not rock up to the polling booth. Surprisingly when you force people to turn up, almost everyone submits an eligible vote anyway.

Emphasis added. Sure I could drop it in blank, but given I have to wait in that bullshit queue, I figure I deserve the satisfaction of mocking the system by submitting a depraved cartoon or highly offensive prose, over the top of their little neat little checkbox-and-name "be a good little subject and play along with our 'electoral mandate' fiction" paper as my 'democratic will'.

[MdWanderer]

(01-29-2015 11:58 PM)LouEvilSlugger Wrote:  

Voting is counterproductive if you're a white heterosexual male in America.

Voting is counterproductive if you are a heterosexual male in general. Between the NWO warmongers (Republicans) and feminists (Democrats), it's basically picking your poison.

[Geomann180]

I don't.

If voting actually changed anything, they'd make it illegal.

G

[SteveMcMahon]

I vote mainly based on breast size, but at the last elections the candidate with the biggest tits was a tranny:





Thankfully the tranny didn't win, and went back to living under its bridge or something.

[TheWastelander]

I primarily vote Republican so they'll block gun control proposals. If this wasn't an issue I wouldn't vote at all.

With the way things are going I suspect within 30 - 40 years they'll pass some shit like they did in NY forcing me to turn my property in or become a felon. We'll see.

[OBJ Snakebite]

I vote libertarian, which means I vote republican. Establishment republicans suck ass, but the new blood is much more exciting. Rand Paul, Ted Cruz, Justin Amash, Scott Walker, Mike Lee, Trey Gowdy, etc. FTW!

[MdWanderer]

(01-30-2015 09:49 AM)OBJ Snakebite Wrote:  

I vote libertarian, which means I vote republican. Establishment republicans suck ass, but the new blood is much more exciting. Rand Paul, Ted Cruz, Justin Amash, Scott Walker, Mike Lee, Trey Gowdy, etc. FTW!

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news:

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2015/01/...democrats/

Quote:

Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton remain the front-runners for their respective party’s presidential nominations. In addition, Romney performs best against Clinton among the Republicans tested in hypothetical head-to-head matchups, coming out dead even.

That’s according to the latest Fox News poll, released Thursday.

In the quest for the GOP nomination, Romney leads with 21 percent among self-identified Republicans. He’s followed by Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul and former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee each at 11 percent, and former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush at 10 percent.

No surprise Romney voters are going to be energized and motivated this time around after defeat in 2012, and he's your typical GOP establishment candidate. I don't forsee Romney losing to Clinton. Just in time for large scale deficit-building Middle Eastern war against ISIS (where the MSM is just pushing for another conflict).

[ElBorrachoInfamoso]

Libertarian. No one else has an ethical platform