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"It's like an army (the people) leaving a battle field because the 'don't like' the behavior of the enemy, how they fight, or the location of the battle"
Don't they (the people) already do that? It is called safe spaces. Located on every campus throughout the US.
Don't they (the people) already do that? It is called safe spaces. Located on every campus throughout the US.
James "Tokyo Rose" Corbett
Nothing like a Canadian living in Japan tell Americans not to vote in this election. Whatever the argument, I will be pulling for Trump and again, hope he is elected, and indeed will raise hell with the establishment.
Nothing like a Canadian living in Japan tell Americans not to vote in this election. Whatever the argument, I will be pulling for Trump and again, hope he is elected, and indeed will raise hell with the establishment.
I won't be voting. And it didn't take James Corbett's analysis to convince me that my vote is meaningless because the electoral process is FUBAR. Not voting, however, does having meaning. If enough people did not vote, we would collectively be holding a referendum in and of itself--a (lack of) confidence referendum. What a great day that would be. /* sigh */
It's wishful thinking but I would love an election where no-one turned up, no-one voted
Any government would lose all credibility and the MSM would be in melt down
Any government would lose all credibility and the MSM would be in melt down
This would not make a difference because msm will still manipulate the numbers to make it appear the voters flocked to the poll booths. Just like the sheeple will be flocking today.
I'm what used to be called by Americans, a limey, so thankfully it's not my responsibility, but, after months and months of watching this dreadful Clinton woman's shennanigans, I do think it would be a cleansing experience for Americans to have Killary behind bars before Christmas.
You don't know that for sure, Kentus.
Why do people feel moved to 'close the deal' on possible future scenarios that are entirely out of their hands?
Why do people feel moved to insist they know the future, when they don't?
Why do people never own up to the fallacy of their own predictions when they're proven to be wrong?
Just a thought.
Why do people feel moved to 'close the deal' on possible future scenarios that are entirely out of their hands?
Why do people feel moved to insist they know the future, when they don't?
Why do people never own up to the fallacy of their own predictions when they're proven to be wrong?
Just a thought.
dark shadows
@HFL and Kentus:
'If you want to know of your past, look at your present condition. If you want to know of your future, look at your present action.'
That is how you know.
You can know about yourself and you can also know about others.
I am not saying this is easy however.
Right now, we are in a thick pool of coagulated blood. We're all kind of stuck in it and covered by it.
ned, out
@HFL and Kentus:
'If you want to know of your past, look at your present condition. If you want to know of your future, look at your present action.'
That is how you know.
You can know about yourself and you can also know about others.
I am not saying this is easy however.
Right now, we are in a thick pool of coagulated blood. We're all kind of stuck in it and covered by it.
ned, out
Fatalism is a closed circle. It's probably quite routine for a Man No.2 approximation to be a fatalist.
It's like an army (the people) leaving a battle field because the 'don't like' the behavior of the enemy, how they fight, or the location of the battle.