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Postby Suicune » Mon Aug 29, 2016 10:13 am

Kanaria wrote:
Suicune wrote:Yes. Encourage them with a fine.

Especially if they put smilies on the damn ballot.


Nah that's some to cheer up the people counting the damn things.
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Postby United Marxist Nations » Mon Aug 29, 2016 10:26 am

Yumyumsuppertime wrote:Before we begin, I need to make one thing absolutely clear: I am not in favor of setting up any obstacles between the people and the voting booth. I believe in early voting and absentee voting, and am firmly against the recent spate of closures of voting locations in manys states.

Having said that, I'm skeptical of most get out the vote efforts. Every election, we're hit with public service ads on television and online encouraging all of us to do our civic duty and vote. I personally don't see the point. Yes, in America and elsewhere, it's a constitutional right. Yes, people fought, bled, and died for that right. However--and this is a big however--I really don't think that those who are politically apathetic should vote. If someone can't be bothered to keep up with world events, or thinks that all politicians are the same, or has no understanding of economics whatsoever, then I don't want that person within a mile of a voting booth. We have enough of an issue with the uninformed, the simplistic, the narrow-minded, and the outright bigoted swaying votes in the United States. Why would we add to that by encouraging a bunch of people who don't actually believe in the process to take part in it? To put it crudely, why would we encourage these dipshits to vote?

Another disclaimer: I am not saying that everybody who thinks that the parties have much in common is a dipshit. However, I've known plenty of dipshits who think this for the most superficial and shallow of reasons.

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There's a difference between political apathy and not believing in the process. Many of us don't believe in the process because we think the process is shit.,
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Postby Pandeeria » Mon Aug 29, 2016 10:36 am

Novus America wrote:
Pandeeria wrote:In th US I don't see the point in voting. All it is is two shitty, lying, corporate representatives. One is from the Republican Party and the other is from the Democraic Party.

I only get two choices, my vote is statistically insignificant, and nothing will change. I do not see the point of voting.


Umm president is not the only office on the ballot... Your vote definitely matters at the local level, which is more important to your daily life anyways.


I'm rather apathetic as to if my city introduces a new fine for not picking up my dogs poop at the park or for getting rid of paid parking. It's nice, but it's not quite th issues I really care about, and am definitely not passionate about.
Lavochkin wrote:Never got why educated people support communism.

In capitalism, you pretty much have a 50/50 chance of being rich or poor. In communism, it's 1/99. What makes people think they have the luck/skill to become the 1% if they can't even succeed in a 50/50 society???

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Postby Kanaria » Mon Aug 29, 2016 10:40 am

Pandeeria wrote:In th US I don't see the point in voting. All it is is two shitty, lying, corporate representatives. One is from the Republican Party and the other is from the Democraic Party.

I only get two choices, my vote is statistically insignificant, and nothing will change. I do not see the point of voting.

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Postby Pandeeria » Mon Aug 29, 2016 10:42 am

Kanaria wrote:
Pandeeria wrote:In th US I don't see the point in voting. All it is is two shitty, lying, corporate representatives. One is from the Republican Party and the other is from the Democraic Party.

I only get two choices, my vote is statistically insignificant, and nothing will change. I do not see the point of voting.

You see the point in killing the enemy during the battle for the Iron Throne, don't you?


What if they're both the enemy?
Lavochkin wrote:Never got why educated people support communism.

In capitalism, you pretty much have a 50/50 chance of being rich or poor. In communism, it's 1/99. What makes people think they have the luck/skill to become the 1% if they can't even succeed in a 50/50 society???

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Postby Novus America » Mon Aug 29, 2016 10:50 am

Pandeeria wrote:
Novus America wrote:
Umm president is not the only office on the ballot... Your vote definitely matters at the local level, which is more important to your daily life anyways.


I'm rather apathetic as to if my city introduces a new fine for not picking up my dogs poop at the park or for getting rid of paid parking. It's nice, but it's not quite th issues I really care about, and am definitely not passionate about.


So what issues do you care about? The way the city maintains roads and schools? Your municipal water supply? Your city minimum wage? Your city taxes? Your city's police?

Local issues matter much more to your daily than many national issues. And at the national level it is just dog whistle identity politics and social issue the federal government should not be dealing with.

Oh and what about your state government? Your state legislature? Who have massive powers and make big decsions again on your roads, schools, utilities, taxes and police, wages, etc. Or make the laws on murder? The death penalty? Oh and now drugs is a defacto state thing too.

You clearly need to read up more on how law in the US works. You cleary do not understand the powers state and local governments have.
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Postby Novus America » Mon Aug 29, 2016 10:52 am

Pandeeria wrote:
Kanaria wrote:You see the point in killing the enemy during the battle for the Iron Throne, don't you?


What if they're both the enemy?


Then vote Gary Johnson or Jill Stein. And read up about the down ballot to make informed decisions were it most matters and you have the most impact.
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Politically I am an independent. I support what is good for the country, which means I cannot support either party.

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Postby Pandeeria » Mon Aug 29, 2016 10:56 am

Novus America wrote:
Pandeeria wrote:
I'm rather apathetic as to if my city introduces a new fine for not picking up my dogs poop at the park or for getting rid of paid parking. It's nice, but it's not quite th issues I really care about, and am definitely not passionate about.


So what issues do you care about? The way the city maintains roads and schools? Your municipal water supply? Your city minimum wage? Your city taxes? Your city's police?

Local issues matter much more to your daily than many national issues. And at the national level it is just dog whistle identity politics and social issue the federal government should not be dealing with.

Oh and what about your state government? Your state legislature? Who have massive powers and make big decsions again on your roads, schools, utilities, taxes and police, wages, etc. Or make the laws on murder? The death penalty? Oh and now drugs is a defacto state thing too.

You clearly need to read up more on how law in the US works. You cleary do not understand the powers state and local governments have.


Did I ever say I don't care about my state's issues?
Lavochkin wrote:Never got why educated people support communism.

In capitalism, you pretty much have a 50/50 chance of being rich or poor. In communism, it's 1/99. What makes people think they have the luck/skill to become the 1% if they can't even succeed in a 50/50 society???

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Postby Kxcd » Mon Aug 29, 2016 10:57 am

Pandeeria wrote:
Kanaria wrote:You see the point in killing the enemy during the battle for the Iron Throne, don't you?


What if they're both the enemy?

Then kill 'em obviously.
Novus America wrote:
Pandeeria wrote:
I'm rather apathetic as to if my city introduces a new fine for not picking up my dogs poop at the park or for getting rid of paid parking. It's nice, but it's not quite th issues I really care about, and am definitely not passionate about.


So what issues do you care about? The way the city maintains roads and schools? Your municipal water supply? Your city minimum wage? Your city taxes? Your city's police?

Local issues matter much more to your daily than many national issues. And at the national level it is just dog whistle identity politics and social issue the federal government should not be dealing with.

Oh and what about your state government? Your state legislature? Who have massive powers and make big decsions again on your roads, schools, utilities, taxes and police, wages, etc. Or make the laws on murder? The death penalty? Oh and now drugs is a defacto state thing too.

You clearly need to read up more on how law in the US works. You cleary do not understand the powers state and local governments have.

Also, REDLIGHT CAMERAS!
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Postby Novus America » Mon Aug 29, 2016 11:02 am

Pandeeria wrote:
Novus America wrote:
So what issues do you care about? The way the city maintains roads and schools? Your municipal water supply? Your city minimum wage? Your city taxes? Your city's police?

Local issues matter much more to your daily than many national issues. And at the national level it is just dog whistle identity politics and social issue the federal government should not be dealing with.

Oh and what about your state government? Your state legislature? Who have massive powers and make big decsions again on your roads, schools, utilities, taxes and police, wages, etc. Or make the laws on murder? The death penalty? Oh and now drugs is a defacto state thing too.

You clearly need to read up more on how law in the US works. You cleary do not understand the powers state and local governments have.


Did I ever say I don't care about my state's issues?


So why would you not vote then? For your state governor and legislature? You vote is much more siginifigant in your state legislature. Besides your city issues also matter. Many state powers are related to cities. Police issues matter. The police who police your neighborhoods are city. City Water and city roads matter. The city minimum wage matters. City laws matter.

With the federal government largely paralyzed by its incompetence and unwieldy bureaucratic mess, state and local issues matter more than ever.

You have no excuse to not vote. None at all. I hate both lame corrupt incompetent wretched excuses for presidential candidates the two big parties produce. I am still voting. Because I care about the things that matter most.

I almost never see federal police. I rarely see state police. So I really care about my county police. Because they are the one who will answer if I call 9-11. Oh and firefighters are local too.
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Politically I am an independent. I support what is good for the country, which means I cannot support either party.

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Postby Novus America » Mon Aug 29, 2016 11:05 am

Kxcd wrote:
Pandeeria wrote:
What if they're both the enemy?

Then kill 'em obviously.
Novus America wrote:
So what issues do you care about? The way the city maintains roads and schools? Your municipal water supply? Your city minimum wage? Your city taxes? Your city's police?

Local issues matter much more to your daily than many national issues. And at the national level it is just dog whistle identity politics and social issue the federal government should not be dealing with.

Oh and what about your state government? Your state legislature? Who have massive powers and make big decsions again on your roads, schools, utilities, taxes and police, wages, etc. Or make the laws on murder? The death penalty? Oh and now drugs is a defacto state thing too.

You clearly need to read up more on how law in the US works. You cleary do not understand the powers state and local governments have.

Also, REDLIGHT CAMERAS!


Well I would not put red light cameras at the top of my list, vote for what is important to you.
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Novus America represents my vision of an awesome Atompunk near future United States of America expanded to the entire North American continent, Guyana and the Philippines. The population would be around 700 million.
Think something like prewar Fallout, minus the bad stuff.

Politically I am an independent. I support what is good for the country, which means I cannot support either party.

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Postby San Lumen » Mon Aug 29, 2016 11:06 am

Novus America wrote:
Pandeeria wrote:
Did I ever say I don't care about my state's issues?


So why would you not vote then? For your state governor and legislature? You vote is much more siginifigant in your state legislature. Besides your city issues also matter. Many state powers are related to cities. Police issues matter. The police who police your neighborhoods are city. City Water and city roads matter. The city minimum wage matters. City laws matter.

With the federal government largely paralyzed by its incompetence and unwieldy bureaucratic mess, state and local issues matter not than ever.


Exactly correct. It always saddens me when i see turnout drop to low numbers in the US for midterms and even lower for local elections. There ought to be a minimum turnout law. If a certain percentage don't show up to vote the election is invalid.

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Postby Pandeeria » Mon Aug 29, 2016 11:09 am

Novus America wrote:
Pandeeria wrote:
Did I ever say I don't care about my state's issues?


So why would you not vote then? For your state governor and legislature? You vote is much more siginifigant in your state legislature. Besides your city issues also matter. Many state powers are related to cities. Police issues matter. The police who police your neighborhoods are city. City Water and city roads matter. The city minimum wage matters. City laws matter.

With the federal government largely paralyzed by its incompetence and unwieldy bureaucratic mess, state and local issues matter more than ever.


What if I want the abolition of the state itself? Then who do I vote for?
Lavochkin wrote:Never got why educated people support communism.

In capitalism, you pretty much have a 50/50 chance of being rich or poor. In communism, it's 1/99. What makes people think they have the luck/skill to become the 1% if they can't even succeed in a 50/50 society???

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Postby San Lumen » Mon Aug 29, 2016 11:09 am

Pandeeria wrote:
Novus America wrote:
So why would you not vote then? For your state governor and legislature? You vote is much more siginifigant in your state legislature. Besides your city issues also matter. Many state powers are related to cities. Police issues matter. The police who police your neighborhoods are city. City Water and city roads matter. The city minimum wage matters. City laws matter.

With the federal government largely paralyzed by its incompetence and unwieldy bureaucratic mess, state and local issues matter more than ever.


What if I want the abolition of the state itself? Then who do I vote for?

So anarchy is what you want? Vote for a communist party

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Postby Pandeeria » Mon Aug 29, 2016 11:11 am

San Lumen wrote:
Pandeeria wrote:
What if I want the abolition of the state itself? Then who do I vote for?

So anarchy is what you want? Vote for a communist party


What if I believe the aims of a proper Communist party (the CPUSA is total shit, and at this point is pretty much just Democrats dressed up in red) cannot be achieved through a system which is dominated by the wealthy ruling class?
Lavochkin wrote:Never got why educated people support communism.

In capitalism, you pretty much have a 50/50 chance of being rich or poor. In communism, it's 1/99. What makes people think they have the luck/skill to become the 1% if they can't even succeed in a 50/50 society???

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Postby San Lumen » Mon Aug 29, 2016 11:12 am

Pandeeria wrote:
San Lumen wrote:So anarchy is what you want? Vote for a communist party


What if I believe the aims of a proper Communist party (the CPUSA is total shit, and at this point is pretty much just Democrats dressed up in red) cannot be achieved through a system which is dominated by the wealthy ruling class?

So what is it you want then? Anarchy?

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Postby Pandeeria » Mon Aug 29, 2016 11:14 am

San Lumen wrote:
Pandeeria wrote:
What if I believe the aims of a proper Communist party (the CPUSA is total shit, and at this point is pretty much just Democrats dressed up in red) cannot be achieved through a system which is dominated by the wealthy ruling class?

So what is it you want then? Anarchy?


I wouldn't consider myself an Anarchist, no. I suppose I am a Communist then.
Lavochkin wrote:Never got why educated people support communism.

In capitalism, you pretty much have a 50/50 chance of being rich or poor. In communism, it's 1/99. What makes people think they have the luck/skill to become the 1% if they can't even succeed in a 50/50 society???

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Postby Novus America » Mon Aug 29, 2016 11:15 am

Pandeeria wrote:
Novus America wrote:
So why would you not vote then? For your state governor and legislature? You vote is much more siginifigant in your state legislature. Besides your city issues also matter. Many state powers are related to cities. Police issues matter. The police who police your neighborhoods are city. City Water and city roads matter. The city minimum wage matters. City laws matter.

With the federal government largely paralyzed by its incompetence and unwieldy bureaucratic mess, state and local issues matter more than ever.


What if I want the abolition of the state itself? Then who do I vote for?


Well fine, if you do not care about having police or fire fighters than I guess you can stay out of the process. If you are not going to vote in a constructive manner sure, do whatever you want. Most of us care about our schools, police, fire fighters, roads, wages, taxes and all.
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Novus America represents my vision of an awesome Atompunk near future United States of America expanded to the entire North American continent, Guyana and the Philippines. The population would be around 700 million.
Think something like prewar Fallout, minus the bad stuff.

Politically I am an independent. I support what is good for the country, which means I cannot support either party.

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Postby Pandeeria » Mon Aug 29, 2016 11:17 am

Novus America wrote:
Pandeeria wrote:
What if I want the abolition of the state itself? Then who do I vote for?


Well fine, if you do not care about having police or fire fighters than I guess you can stay out of the process. If you are not going to vote in a constructive manner sure, do whatever you want. Most of us care about our schools, police, fire fighters, roads, wages, taxes and all.


But I do care about social services and infrastructure. I never said anything to the contrary. Unless you interpret "abolition of the state" as that and totally fail to realize said services can be owned and operated by something else then the state.
Lavochkin wrote:Never got why educated people support communism.

In capitalism, you pretty much have a 50/50 chance of being rich or poor. In communism, it's 1/99. What makes people think they have the luck/skill to become the 1% if they can't even succeed in a 50/50 society???

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Postby Novus America » Mon Aug 29, 2016 11:21 am

San Lumen wrote:
Novus America wrote:
So why would you not vote then? For your state governor and legislature? You vote is much more siginifigant in your state legislature. Besides your city issues also matter. Many state powers are related to cities. Police issues matter. The police who police your neighborhoods are city. City Water and city roads matter. The city minimum wage matters. City laws matter.

With the federal government largely paralyzed by its incompetence and unwieldy bureaucratic mess, state and local issues matter not than ever.


Exactly correct. It always saddens me when i see turnout drop to low numbers in the US for midterms and even lower for local elections. There ought to be a minimum turnout law. If a certain percentage don't show up to vote the election is invalid.


Well if the election is invalid then what? And honestly I do not think it is neccesary at all. My local government does a good job for the most part. So I vote. If people do not want to vote that is their problem. Not mine. We will get along fine without them. I will tell people why they should vote. But if they still chose not to my county government still needs to keep operating. Heck the fewer who vote the more my vote counts. But what really matters is the police and fire fighters and schools are there. The lights, water and gas stay on. The roads get fixed. Health inspectors do their job properly. Et al. None of that can stop just because people refuse to vote.

People who do not understand the importance of the down ballot are not going to make informed decisions anyways.
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Novus America represents my vision of an awesome Atompunk near future United States of America expanded to the entire North American continent, Guyana and the Philippines. The population would be around 700 million.
Think something like prewar Fallout, minus the bad stuff.

Politically I am an independent. I support what is good for the country, which means I cannot support either party.

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Postby Novus America » Mon Aug 29, 2016 11:23 am

Pandeeria wrote:
Novus America wrote:
Well fine, if you do not care about having police or fire fighters than I guess you can stay out of the process. If you are not going to vote in a constructive manner sure, do whatever you want. Most of us care about our schools, police, fire fighters, roads, wages, taxes and all.


But I do care about social services and infrastructure. I never said anything to the contrary. Unless you interpret "abolition of the state" as that and totally fail to realize said services can be owned and operated by something else then the state.


You said you do not care about city issues. Social services and infrastructure are very much city issues.
Well if you care about social services and infrastructure, why would you not vote in local elections?
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Novus America represents my vision of an awesome Atompunk near future United States of America expanded to the entire North American continent, Guyana and the Philippines. The population would be around 700 million.
Think something like prewar Fallout, minus the bad stuff.

Politically I am an independent. I support what is good for the country, which means I cannot support either party.

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Postby USS Monitor » Mon Aug 29, 2016 12:18 pm

Uxupox wrote:Two shits candidates one an insider threat and the other an idiot. Not gonna waste my day off on this shit.


There are more than two candidates.
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Postby Novus America » Mon Aug 29, 2016 12:27 pm

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Uxupox wrote:Two shits candidates one an insider threat and the other an idiot. Not gonna waste my day off on this shit.


There are more than two candidates.


And more than one election on the ballot.
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Novus America represents my vision of an awesome Atompunk near future United States of America expanded to the entire North American continent, Guyana and the Philippines. The population would be around 700 million.
Think something like prewar Fallout, minus the bad stuff.

Politically I am an independent. I support what is good for the country, which means I cannot support either party.

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Postby USS Monitor » Mon Aug 29, 2016 12:30 pm

Novus America wrote:
USS Monitor wrote:
There are more than two candidates.


And more than one election on the ballot.


And ballot questions. I like ballot questions.
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Postby Novus America » Mon Aug 29, 2016 12:35 pm

USS Monitor wrote:
Novus America wrote:
And more than one election on the ballot.


And ballot questions. I like ballot questions.


True, those too. Lots of county ballot questions will be on my ballot. Plus many states and localities will have interesting questions. It is nice to pick my own options rather than some party hack I disagree with half of the time. I disagree with all parties on certain things. I like to make my own decisions.
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Zombie Ike/Teddy Roosevelt 2020.

Novus America represents my vision of an awesome Atompunk near future United States of America expanded to the entire North American continent, Guyana and the Philippines. The population would be around 700 million.
Think something like prewar Fallout, minus the bad stuff.

Politically I am an independent. I support what is good for the country, which means I cannot support either party.

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