Obama (D) Gets my vote

Looks like Israel is ready to finish Hamas once and for all. They are calling up 75,000 reserves and are fully preparing a ground invasion of Gaza. Plus, the rest of the world hasn't been as strong with the condemnation as expected as seeing how there is minimum civilian casualties in Israel's retaliation against Hamas.http://rt.com/news/gaza-israel-hamas-attack-687/
Batten down the hatches, brothers. This will only get worse.
Oh yeah, just like the 10 (it's more, but for the sake of the picture) cities with the highest crime rates voted, overwhelmingly, for Obama.
What correlation are you trying to make?Oh yeah, just like the 10 (it's more, but for the sake of the picture) cities with the highest crime rates voted, overwhelmingly, for Obama.
MORE FATAL THAN THE ATOMIC BOMB :lmaoHere's a short video about the deadliness of sanctions placed on foreign countries. Featuring guest appearances by Barack PEACE PRIZE Obama and Mittens Obamney.
And another by the same account about Iran's Nuclear Program.
:hmm: Wots Uh The Deal?
Well crime and voting doesn't exactly have much correlation. I would say there's a better link between education and voting.Oh yeah, just like the 10 (it's more, but for the sake of the picture) cities with the highest crime rates voted, overwhelmingly, for Obama.
Obviously atomic bombs are more destructive. However it's pretty easy to figure out that when you initiate force to prevent a country from receiving basic goods for its people (which should be considered an act of war), a shit ton of people are going to die. They're going to starve from a lack of food and die from diseases that could have otherwise been treated had they had more medical supplies. Especially in countries in the middle east where you have leaders who are going to stockpile what supplies they have for themselves and let the people eat cake, so to speak.MORE FATAL THAN THE ATOMIC BOMB :lmao
Except atomic bombs kill people instantly and irradiate the environment. Those videos also need to go into detail on how sanctions murder people. They just say it and we're supposed to believe it. OK British narrator! I mean yeah we can read between the lines, but if they're going to make claims as absurd as sanctions being more dangerous than the most dangerous weapons on the planet they need to go into a bit of detail.
Sanction holocaust > nuclear holocaust.
Yeah I realize they're using hyperbole to get their point across, but they need to get specific too. They need to cite facts and sources that tie in cause and effect. Maybe there are other videos where they do that, but those videos you posted make them look ridiculous despite using a guy with a British accent as a narrator. British accents always make things seem more serious and credible.Considering the strong liberal bias in our colleges among professors I'm not surprised by that chart. Not that educated Republicans would have much reason to vote Romney anyway. He's not a conservative and from his record was an obvious flip-flopper a la John Kerry.
Obviously atomic bombs are more destructive. However it's pretty easy to figure out that when you initiate force to prevent a country from receiving basic goods for its people (which should be considered an act of war), a shit ton of people are going to die. They're going to starve from a lack of food and die from diseases that could have otherwise been treated had they had more medical supplies. Especially in countries in the middle east where you have leaders who are going to stockpile what supplies they have for themselves and let the people eat cake, so to speak.
I don't place much value in the 1,000,000 dead figure, but it's important to remember when you hear presidential candidates patting each other on the back over tough sanctions on other countries, they're talking about playing a hand in many children starving to death. Same as high-fiving over increased drone strikes. Innocent people are dying. Stop high-fiving, you psychopaths.
But no, these countries hate us because of our FREEDOMS.
I believe the purpose of these videos is to provoke individuals into opening their eyes and doing research on the topics themselves to see that sanctions are not harmless, and they absolutely constitute acts of war. Right now when someone mentions sanctions it kind of passes over among the general populace as a relatively harmless word. They might think "oh well, good, we're hurting their economy", but they don't think about the deaths. They don't think about the blowback of being directly responsible for many deaths in other countries.Yeah I realize they're using hyperbole to get their point across, but they need to get specific too. They need to cite facts and sources that tie in cause and effect. Maybe there are other videos where they do that, but those videos you posted make them look ridiculous despite using a guy with a British accent as a narrator. British accents always make things seem more serious and credible.
Considering the strong liberal bias in our colleges among professors I'm not surprised by that chart. Not that educated Republicans would have much reason to vote Romney anyway. He's not a conservative and from his record was an obvious flip-flopper a la John Kerry.
Obviously atomic bombs are more destructive. However it's pretty easy to figure out that when you initiate force to prevent a country from receiving basic goods for its people (which should be considered an act of war), a shit ton of people are going to die. They're going to starve from a lack of food and die from diseases that could have otherwise been treated had they had more medical supplies. Especially in countries in the middle east where you have leaders who are going to stockpile what supplies they have for themselves and let the people eat cake, so to speak.
I don't place much value in the 1,000,000 dead figure, but it's important to remember when you hear presidential candidates patting each other on the back over tough sanctions on other countries, they're talking about playing a hand in many children starving to death. Same as high-fiving over increased drone strikes. Innocent people are dying. Stop high-fiving, you psychopaths.
But no, these countries hate us because of our FREEDOMS.
I dunno, I just think this a one sided argument in which the opposition end up looking like hypocrites. The amount of money spent on drugs coming in should be enough for the Conservatives to scream bloody murder. It's the Federal Government that spends all this money, but I don't hear Conservatives saying anything about that. Most take this "moral" stance on drugs, which is complete emotional bullshit that isn't backed by facts.Here's a great post-election debate regarding the war on drugs.
http://fora.tv/2012/11/14/Debate_Should_the_US_Legalize_Drugs
Well, I disagree. (Sorry for a very late reply)..most voters aren't exactly too tuned in, and the extent of what they'll know is covered on the surface level of the debates, the rest to them is just noise. The average voter has about as much political knowledge as someone from those states (I know I'm wording this badly, sorry it's hard to say). Cities with the most urban/minority voters (with the most crime) practically won Obama the election (Romney could have won Colorado, Nevada, Florida, etc. had it not been for a handful of cities.Well crime and voting doesn't exactly have much correlation. I would say there's a better link between education and voting.