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840high

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43. Voting for Bernie will give me
Wed Aug 12, 2015, 08:02 PM
Aug 2015

peace. For the first time in a long time I will not be voting for the lesser of 2 evils.

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The simple answer: she cares more about her power than anything. morningfog Aug 2015 #1
A page from Orwell's 'Animal Farm' written 70 years ago HFRN Aug 2015 #2
Must pick up the book. I recommend watching Judge Dredd.. magicmama Aug 2015 #5
here's the link to the .pdf of the book (Animal Farm by Orwell), right here HFRN Aug 2015 #7
Thank you! magicmama Aug 2015 #8
it's an easy, but uncomfortable read HFRN Aug 2015 #10
I read those back in the 60s, along with 1984. bvar22 Aug 2015 #17
I have similar thoughts, I read them all in high school as well... nt haikugal Aug 2015 #18
So did I. I also remember Watership Downs magicmama Aug 2015 #22
I read that...probably should read it again. haikugal Aug 2015 #28
Not a big fan of vegan foods, magicmama Aug 2015 #30
Well, my diet is tricky..no gluten AND no dairy but I can do vegan...lol haikugal Aug 2015 #32
Doc has me cutting carbs.... magicmama Aug 2015 #34
I wish...hell no!! haikugal Aug 2015 #35
A very poignant part of Watership Down... mak3cats Aug 2015 #45
You know, back in the 60s, there was movement toward equality and economic justice. bvar22 Aug 2015 #24
True. haikugal Aug 2015 #26
I don't think they used Orwell's work as a blueprint HFRN Aug 2015 #21
We even have the born again virgins! artislife Aug 2015 #23
It's enough to make you dizzy isn't it? haikugal Aug 2015 #37
It's a reason to choose someone else.. GitRDun Aug 2015 #3
Our party is, in the end, no different than the GOP. When you stand for something, you fucking walk mother earth Aug 2015 #4
if you are obligated to sacrifice pricipal to have 'The First [fill in minority here]' HFRN Aug 2015 #9
Unrec. Agschmid Aug 2015 #11
oooooh, I've been 'unreced', using a ficticious feature HFRN Aug 2015 #12
Have a sandwich you'll feel better. Agschmid Aug 2015 #14
what's it mean to be hangry? nt HFRN Aug 2015 #15
It's a horrible combination of "hungry" and "angry"... Agschmid Aug 2015 #16
A ham sandwich? zappaman Aug 2015 #25
Ham and Cheese! FSogol Aug 2015 #46
Nothing importrant happens at "The Debates". bvar22 Aug 2015 #29
I would argue that the last Republican "debate" highlighted some KEY differences between parties... Agschmid Aug 2015 #33
Words don't make a difference. bvar22 Aug 2015 #36
Yes. Agschmid Aug 2015 #38
You are having an argument with yourself. bvar22 Aug 2015 #40
I won't be linking to anything... Agschmid Aug 2015 #42
While there are vast differences between the parties, what is becoming completely obvious is that mother earth Aug 2015 #48
Congress was not overtly gerrymandered by dems and its not dems putting uponit7771 Aug 2015 #53
You forgot the biggest road block of all, big money buying elections Tx to SCOTUS, there is a HUGE mother earth Aug 2015 #54
Neither are tackling it because republicans are standing in the way, I don't think both parties uponit7771 Aug 2015 #55
The can force the issue, it is a bipartisan agreement to go with it. nt mother earth Aug 2015 #56
This nebulous kinetic energy that Obama and the DNC is supposed to have that is supposed uponit7771 Aug 2015 #59
People like you will excuse it away & that too is shameful. It is exactly why it continues. mother earth Aug 2015 #58
Declaring both parties aren't alike isn't excusing anything away. The biggest excuse I see is people uponit7771 Aug 2015 #60
Big money supports BOTH parties, if not, it is easy, campaign finance reform...until then this mother earth Aug 2015 #57
That's when I knew we were in deep dodo....seriously wrong. haikugal Aug 2015 #39
Yes, we are, big time! We just have to deal with the same realities. BTW, HRC has @$68 mil, Hortensis Aug 2015 #13
The people's principles are vastly different, but because big money gets into the mix with mother earth Aug 2015 #49
You are not the only one. azmom Aug 2015 #19
I think we are all waking up to it, en masse. nt mother earth Aug 2015 #50
Voting for Bernie will give me 840high Aug 2015 #43
That's how I'm looking at it. What choice do we have? We really are in Oligarchy, this is not "the mother earth Aug 2015 #51
This is why I think those who want the cops and onecaliberal Aug 2015 #6
She'll pay it back a thousand fold if elected seveneyes Aug 2015 #20
It has been the thing to do Rosa Luxemburg Aug 2015 #27
Hypocrisy much.........in the end it boils down to money. Historic NY Aug 2015 #31
not. such a ridiculous comparison. cali Aug 2015 #41
Americans want a choice that isn't PAC funded... cascadiance Aug 2015 #52
It's a puzzle isn't it. My feeling is that she does it because she can.... KoKo Aug 2015 #44
I always have to laugh at those who think there is no coordination between Super PACs and candidates Bjorn Against Aug 2015 #47
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