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Takket

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65. The USA has poisoned foreign voters

Reply to Are_grits_groceries (Original post)

Fri Jun 24, 2016, 05:09 PM

Jun 2016

They are so used to seeing us go out of our way to not count votes that they've forgotten their own countries actually do count them.

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AND here is what a voter told the BBC: [View all] Are_grits_groceries Jun 2016 OP

Watch out....you might get what you're after. nt msanthrope Jun 2016 #1

Burning down the house gratuitous Jun 2016 #35

Yep malaise Jun 2016 #2

Hey.... Are_grits_groceries Jun 2016 #4

This message was self-deleted by its author rjsquirrel Jun 2016 #3

It's US. Are_grits_groceries Jun 2016 #5

This message was self-deleted by its author rjsquirrel Jun 2016 #14

Jeez, how many Trump voters will there be like that? tanyev Jun 2016 #6

about 20 million swhisper1 Jun 2016 #60

I can kinda sympathize... truebluegreen Jun 2016 #7

royal dumbass spanone Jun 2016 #8

What a moron Nonhlanhla Jun 2016 #9

I guess he wanted to "shake things up" ... 1StrongBlackMan Jun 2016 #32

Yeah, like the time I voted for Ross Poirot, lol Ligyron Jun 2016 #41

Or, my vote for Shirley Chisholm in 1972 ... 1StrongBlackMan Jun 2016 #43

And if today holds, we will all pay with cheaper pounds. HereSince1628 Jun 2016 #10

What a massive dumbfuck. Odin2005 Jun 2016 #11

Power to the People unless... orwell Jun 2016 #12

stay tuned, there will be quite a few small revolutions in europe swhisper1 Jun 2016 #15

And people are people. Igel Jun 2016 #23

funny, that is just how the US came to be swhisper1 Jun 2016 #28

bernie's not talking about the pain that would result treestar Jun 2016 #49

pain to vulture capitalists. A wise man does not invest in the stock market unless he can afford to swhisper1 Jun 2016 #51

In a real revolution there would be a lot of pain to the ordinary people treestar Jun 2016 #61

it has to start sometime, might as well be now swhisper1 Jun 2016 #62

What do you mean by "small revolutions"? 1StrongBlackMan Jun 2016 #33

each country will have their own reasons to leave swhisper1 Jun 2016 #54

Oh. Okay. I don't consider that a revolution. 1StrongBlackMan Jun 2016 #66

then Brexit is not a revolution swhisper1 Jun 2016 #67

I agree. 1StrongBlackMan Jun 2016 #68

never mind, I got sideways, too many posts to reply to. Have a nice evening swhisper1 Jun 2016 #69

That was how a lot of protest voters felt this year Renew Deal Jun 2016 #13

Same with many Trump primary voters IronLionZion Jun 2016 #16

What a goddamn moron! MynameisBlarney Jun 2016 #17

This is why it will be so important for us to work on getting japple Jun 2016 #18

Reminds me of an old, old story... malthaussen Jun 2016 #19

I was discussing politics with one of my teacher friends a few years ago and she claimed she was world wide wally Jun 2016 #20

Betray your constituency, reap the whirlwind. The UK will be fine. closeupready Jun 2016 #21

No, there will be a truncated Britain consisting of England and Wales. Surya Gayatri Jun 2016 #36

Just like there will never be a Brexit? Predictions are like navels - closeupready Jun 2016 #38

Sinn Fein has today called for a referendum on Northern Ireland leaving the UK Surya Gayatri Jun 2016 #40

yup, the dominos are falling swhisper1 Jun 2016 #55

No, there won't. NuclearDem Jun 2016 #46

No? closeupready Jun 2016 #47

Scotland is already planning for a second independence referendum. NuclearDem Jun 2016 #50

Watched BBC News coverage through the results call bigbrother05 Jun 2016 #22

There's another lesson or 50 in it, too. Igel Jun 2016 #24

sounds like they were already screwed swhisper1 Jun 2016 #30

This isn't about independence. yardwork Jun 2016 #45

bleh swhisper1 Jun 2016 #56

Well, this is what happens when you are short sighted and ignorant. When you believe the hype Laser102 Jun 2016 #25

"Stupid is as Stupid does." Forrest Gump Agnosticsherbet Jun 2016 #26

time for a second referendum. "No, we're serious time, vote like it'll mean it!" Blue_Adept Jun 2016 #27

Elections has consequences. Thinkingabout Jun 2016 #29

This is actually a good thing. Here's why I think so... FighttheFuture Jun 2016 #31

Interesting assessment Pluvious Jun 2016 #34

it has been happening for a few years now, it is finally at the rebellion stage swhisper1 Jun 2016 #63

I had a similar thought last night. joshcryer Jun 2016 #42

Let's hope so! A president Trump is not an impossibility.... FighttheFuture Jul 2016 #72

thank you for reasoned thought process, Future swhisper1 Jun 2016 #57

Thank you! FighttheFuture Jul 2016 #71

I heard that too mcar Jun 2016 #37

UK about to become Game of Thrones. JaneyVee Jun 2016 #39

FFS. yardwork Jun 2016 #44

Kinda like how I felt after voting for Nixon in 1972.... liberaltrucker Jun 2016 #48

People think 'protest vote' sounds cooler. Cold comfort to the reality voters. blm Jun 2016 #52

A lot of Trump "protest" voters will experience similar regrets if he wins. nt tblue37 Jun 2016 #53

they would regret daily swhisper1 Jun 2016 #58

Damn "protest votes" pandr32 Jun 2016 #59

Tomorrow, no one will remember what this voter said. Or care. L. Coyote Jun 2016 #64

The USA has poisoned foreign voters Takket Jun 2016 #65

"what is the EU"? Takket Jun 2016 #70