@Evil_mumm_ra: How can you not care who is elected? The things they choose to do with the country are going to effect you. I feel it's a shame to see people do this. Exercise your rights, man.

 

 

 

i just don't see it as that big of a deal, politics is something i've never really cared about.

@Evil_mumm_ra: How can you not care who is elected? The things they choose to do with the country are going to effect you. I feel it's a shame to see people do this. Exercise your rights, man.

 

 

 

i just don't see it as that big of a deal, politics is something i've never really cared about.

 

 

 

i think u should care i mean dont u care about how much ur getting taxed? wat if ur leader called himself the mighty ruler of the world and set up concentration camps for the killing of certain races. I think u would care...

i'm sure i would care then, but he isn't, and he can't cause the rest of the world/the country would get him out of office asap, i'm pretty sure that would be next to impossible as the executive branch can't just go off and do things on their own, legislative branch would be involved, and blah blah blah.

 

 

 

so until that happens, i just don't care, lol.

Employment, interest rates, oil prices, housing prices, wage rates, military spending, trade balances...

 

 

 

The economy is something which affects everyone, and whoever's in the White House has an influence over that, so there really is no reason to be totally uninterested in US politics, even if you don't live in the US. Then you have all the other reasons why someone would be interested as well.

 

 

 

If you choose to not to vote, that's fine. I couldn't vote anyway, so it's not like I personally could have had any bearing over this election, except perhaps try to persuade all two dozen voters in the north-west of England who could vote to vote Obama.

 

 

 

Just don't [bleep] later when a candidate gets in who completely messes you up when you had the chance to make your voice heard.

Employment, interest rates, oil prices, housing prices, wage rates, military spending, trade balances...

 

 

 

The economy is something which affects everyone, and whoever's in the White House has an influence over that, so there really is no reason to be totally uninterested in US politics, even if you don't live in the US. Then you have all the other reasons why someone would be interested as well.

 

 

 

If you choose to not to vote, that's fine. I couldn't vote anyway, so it's not like I personally could have had any bearing over this election, except perhaps try to persuade all two dozen voters in the north-west of England who could vote to vote Obama.

 

 

 

Just don't [bleep] later when a candidate gets in who completely messes you up when you had the chance to make your voice heard.

 

 

 

Now I use the saying "I didn't put the idiot in there, I can [bleep] all I want " :lol:

 

 

 

On a serious note, I think that everyone should be voting because it does effect you. Really it is your duty as a citizen.