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Politics: Left, Right, and Center National, state, regional, and local politics. Who's doing what to whom, and what you can do about it. How-to-get-action messages are encouraged. "How the government fucked up my life" stories are encouraged. Sharing new methods for cheating on taxes is encouraged. Sample "letters to congresscritters" are encouraged. Apathy and "I can't do anything" posts are discouraged. Left, right, centrist, or any other form of political-economic systems are all up for discussion. Be prepared to defend yourself, or at least have a good line of bullshit ready. Extensive quoting of economists and philosophers is frowned upon. We want to hear what YOU have to say, not what some constipated, impotent, dead guy dreamt up while suffering from the DT's over a hundred years ago thought.

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Old 2001-06-16, 07:25
EliteboY EliteboY is offline
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you guys talk about a lot of stuff i cant have an opinion on because i dont uderstand much of politics, anyone got a good site to learn or any files?

thanks
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Old 2001-06-17, 02:38
El_hombre101 El_hombre101 is offline
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you could learn to READ! then maybe even..dare i say it.. PICK UP A FUCKING NEWSPAPER!, damn man, how old are you, 3?
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Old 2001-06-17, 05:00
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Downey California
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How dare you talk to him like that!
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Old 2001-06-17, 06:24
El_hombre101 El_hombre101 is offline
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i dare becuase i am a self-acknowledged asshole with no respect for the feelings of others, as of 12:00 on june the 16 the year of our lord 2001. Happy?

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He who joyfully marches in rank and file has already earned my contempt. He has been given a brain by mistake, since for him the spinal cord would suffice."-Albert Einstein
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Old 2001-06-17, 08:53
EliteboY EliteboY is offline
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yea hombre, thanks for helping me out so much. im glad u get off by saying shit like that to make yourself look more intelligent.
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Old 2001-06-17, 19:19
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Both of you, end this bickering!
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Old 2001-06-17, 20:53
slit_yo_throat_bitch69 slit_yo_throat_bitch69 is offline
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Leave him be for as much as some as some of us know there are still who have yet to grasp the intricate world of modern politics (I know because I am one of them) and hombre, not to pick a beaf but if you are a self-aknowledging asshole than why don't you get some like 12 step program to lowerering yourself down to a dick.

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Old 2001-06-19, 04:59
Alan Smithee Alan Smithee is offline
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Stop this, hombre, the apropriate witty responce to this kind of query is cynicism about the political system not personal invective.
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Old 2001-06-19, 21:54
El_hombre101 El_hombre101 is offline
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slit yo, its becuase being an asshole is so much more FUN! ok alan, thank you for that wonderfully enlightening soliloqouy, form now on i will keep my coments on morons, who don't even have the self-confidence to figure out something as simple as information gathering by themselves and leave them to becoming dependents on the good-will of others, adios

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He who joyfully marches in rank and file has already earned my contempt. He has been given a brain by mistake, since for him the spinal cord would suffice."-Albert Einstein
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Old 2001-06-21, 21:32
Redrover Redrover is offline
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Seriously, start reading newspapers and news magazines (Times, newsweek, etc..) and pay attention during history class. Oh, and try out a computer game called Hidden Agenda. It's really old but it's really interesting.
 
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