Who are you voting for in 2016?

You didn't mention one thing that cannot be solved via legislation.

I have no idea what you're talking about. Currency is what is used as monetary exchange, money is a type of currency. What would you rather people do? Barter for everything? Money does not inherently relate to overspending, that comes from bad policies (among other things) and I fail to understand how the use of currency has led to the war on terror. Inability to leave poverty can potentially be related to bad policies and I don't know if I would say currency is rapidly losing value.

Almost like how you don't except this current government, but it still exists? You not accepting it doesn't make it poof out of existence. You saying you wouldn't accept it hardly invalidates it.

I a world where everyone thinks the exact same thing, of course there wouldn't be any problems with one another. Too bad people have individuality.

I'm aware of what anarchy is and I would be very interested to see how such an anarchy would turn out (there is no real baseline.) I myself do not think a horizontal power structure would last all-that-long mainly because people do not like making all the decisions. People often look to leaders and then we're right back where we started.

Anarchy

Because tearing a government down and rebuilding one is a weekend affair.


/probably done responding, this is a thread for voting prospects

 

Bernie haha

 

The one who isn't gred...oh wait

 

Voting for Wacka Flocka

 

President are not elected, they are selected. Show your disagreement by not voting.

 

nobody, because it doesn't matter.

 

Friend sent me this and I thought it fit well enough to put here:

 

I feel this way 10000%, not only does it matter i believe neither candidate will be any good anyway. Same way i felt about the last election.

 

Bernie Sanders.

 

Did you watch his speech declaring his running? Absolutely hilarious. The worst part is some people are taking him seriously. This video is a parody edit:

 

none =]

 

It's too bad John Kasich entered the race so late. A more or less moderate Republican from arguably the most important swing state (Ohio) with a record of turning around horribly corrupt public finances, and bringing Ohio into the black? What sensible voter wouldn't vote for him. He's probably angling for a vice presidency, where he can win over Ohio and seal the election for the Republican party.

Hell, if Jeb Bush/Marco Rubio ran with Kasich as a VP, the Republicans could outright win the election from the beginning by focusing some effort into winning Florida and Ohio using the candidates' histories with both states as a base. That's probably the ticket I'd vote for, and they'd have a very, very solid chance of winning.

Too bad most young adults are idiots. Bernie Sanders? Literally 0 percent chance of winning. I respect him, but no socialist is gonna win the presidency any time soon. Hilary Clinton? The core of her campaign is "I'm a Democrat. I'm a woman. Yeah, women's rights, vote Hilary." Thank god she's getting blasted for Benghazi and her email scandal. I'd rather focus on her lack of a position, her involvement in the horrible administration of Bill Clinton (in terms of foreign affairs and international relations), and her overall lack of appeal to blue collar workers, but at least she's getting some mud slung at her.

 

I'm not old enough to vote, but I would vote for Donald Trumph.

 

If I was American I'd vote Bernie. He's the only one I don't already hate.

 

Friendly reminder: Not voting isn't edgy and you believing "the system is shit" does nothing about the state of the system. Don't like it? At least make some attempt to change it (this applies both to the U.S. democratic system, and any other "problem" you as an individual may face).

/guy I know was blabbing on how he'd vote for trump just because he thought it would be funny (he was being serious) and due to the currently shitty system. 'Twas annoying to say the least

Bernie 2k16

like really:



Yes that's the Pope, but Bernie tweeted said image.

 

If I were American, I'd vote for Bernie Sanders. I would've loved seeing the first ever president though (we might see one).

In other news (Canadian news, specifically) the Canadian federal election is to take place 11 weeks from now..... oh oh

 

Bernie Sanders. The only one in my eyes that truly stands for American interests. I think Hillary will become president tho.

 

Dan Bilzerian is winner in my heart

 

Nobody, all candidates are poor leaders, I'd rather have Obama serve another term.

 

Haven't made my mind up yet but I am pretty sure it wont be hillary