Godammed SDN

[starku]

hasn't aly been on the record as being completely against capital punishment for criminals in the past

Alyrium is one of those hilarious guys who would be fine with a brutally oppressive totalitarian state as long as it does what he wants

the best part is this coupled with his outrageous paranoia and personal cowardice

he's the poster child for the weak and abused happy to destroy society to get 'revenge'

[Flagg]

hasn't aly been on the record as being completely against capital punishment for criminals in the past

Alyrium is one of those hilarious guys who would be fine with a brutally oppressive totalitarian state as long as it does what he wants

the best part is this coupled with his outrageous paranoia and personal cowardice

he's the poster child for the weak and abused happy to destroy society to get 'revenge'

Give him a trenchcoat and a mac10 and send him to a highschool in the midwest and he'd know what to do.

[Aaron]

Shoot himself?

[thejester]

I feel pretty sorry for him. That letter he wrote to Obama was, even with the truley horrible Trek references, pretty gut wrenching.

[starku]

feel sorry for him because he's impotent

if he wasn't, he'd be hurting other people

cycle of abuse

[Aaron]

I feel pretty sorry for him. That letter he wrote to Obama was, even with the truley horrible Trek references, pretty gut wrenching.

What's this?

[Agent Bert Macklin]

I feel pretty sorry for him. That letter he wrote to Obama was, even with the truley horrible Trek references, pretty gut wrenching.

Would you happen to have a link?

[uraniun235]

An Open Letter to Barack Obama

[Aaron]

Good Christ, he must be bitter as hell by now.

[thejester]

as stark says in the thread the language is creepy and the pop culture references are horrible...but that central message of being under siege cause of your sexuality was pretty jarring. The fight for gay rights can be pretty abstract when you're not living the nightmare day in, day out.

I dunno, just think that letter says huge amounts about why he is the way he is

[thejester]

actually I just scrolled to the bottom of the thread and saw Tevar's picture

oh dear me, shattered dreams

and actually...want a really a fun exercise? Get yourself a copy of Down to the Crossroads by Guy Rundle. Read it. Read some threads from the 2008 election on SDN. Compare and contrast the respective assessments of obama, what he stands for, and what the election's really about

your conclusion may tell you that obama's 'great betrayal' has a significant amount to do with SDN self-delusion

[Aaron]

At this point, the idea of a true left candidate is a joke and probably was then.

[F.J. Prefect, Esq]

I'll be honest, the idea of Obama as this huge mistake strikes me as wrong somehow.

But I mean my actual understanding of American politics is zero so

[Zod]

But I mean my actual understanding of American politics is zero so

look on the bright side, this puts you on par with the vast majority of americans

[Losonti Tokash]

in a scenario solely consisting of only terrible choices, can any of them truly be called a mistake

[Aaron]

Exactly. The alternative was a 70 year old running with a retard.

[adr-admin]

or dennis kucinich if you voted in the primary

[starku]

hey aaron you know how we talk about voiting distrints and shit

apparently most us states do have rules aroudn when/how they're supposed ot move them around

they just never do :V

[Zod]

hey aaron you know how we talk about voiting distrints and shit

apparently most us states do have rules aroudn when/how they're supposed ot move them around

they just never do :V

or they move them around to make the polls more favorable to a given political group

[uraniun235]

[uraniun235]

lol fuck this country

[starku]

hahahah what the fuck

is your political system just that corrupt

[adr-admin]

yeah its been this way for a long fucking time too like since the birth of the nation

we call it gerrymandering after some guy in 1812

[adr-admin]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gerrymandering#Etymology

The word gerrymander (originally written Gerry-mander) was used for the first time in the Boston Gazette on March 26, 1812. The word was created in reaction to a redrawing of Massachusetts state senate election districts under the then-governor Elbridge Gerry (pronounced /ˈɡɛri/; 1744–1814). In 1812, Governor Gerry signed a bill that redistricted Massachusetts to benefit his Democratic-Republican Party. When mapped, one of the contorted districts in the Boston area was said to resemble the shape of a salamander.

[starku]

but how can nobody care

like democracy does not work this way