vote Obama or destroy ourselves

I really hope he will be our next president. If he loses it will not just be a disaster of war, personal choice, or geo-political awareness. The most immediate effect of McCain winning will be rioting across our country and the formation of police-states. That being my own opinion. Our first major black candidate leading 9 points in the polls losing to an old rich white good ol boy? the African America rights movement will be set back 20+ years and most metro cities will be in danger of self-destruction. Mainly because if McCain wins by a small margin that it will prove the racism still prevails as a distinguishable factor. The fear of a black Muslim Islamic terrorist is the biggest card being played right now. So honestly, may god help us if McCain wins because I fear that our country may riot.

In fact, McCain POW? Have you seen 'The Deer Hunter' ? Christopher Walken as Vietnam POW goes beyond bonkers; batsshit insane, and even more absurd parallels have been made of Obama. Because POWs have systematically shown a history of erratic and self-destructive tendencies. But that obviously isn't fair.

The next time someone irrationally labels Obama, I will label McCain as a self-destructive Manchurian candidate.

A+ post thanks for that

Oh man this isn't even copypasta. You actually typed all that out.

and he even made some rational points, a trait not commonly seen in /pol/

=/ Sadly when Obama becomes president things have been set in motion to make it look like he's made quite a difference. A great deal of republican presidents have been nominated and have gotten the idea that they pulled some conspiracy but now we have a new factor: Race.

I believe there is a group of people who will vote for McCain is the only white candidate and there are black people who will vote for Obama because he is black and their may be a chance either way who riots but I doubt half the U.S. have the tendencies to throw a brick at a cop and accept the consequences.

If you believe race is such a big thing that is effects hundreds of thousands of voters then so be it. In that case race will play a part no matter who wins but that, of course, is solely up to your perspective of the one thinking.

P.S. You are absolutely right about the POW trauma. I doubt McCain would get into the Senate without an intense debriefing though.

I am voting for the first time in my life (18) and I need to know something. Where online can I find out about all of my local prepositions? My vote is for Obama, or I might write in Ron Paul. I still need to do some research on this Ron Paul person before I write him in on my ballad. Anyways, does anyone know where I could find out about everything I need to know for my first time voting? What is so special about Ron Paul and should I write him in instead of voting for Obama?

Speaking of the polls, I know a few people who aren't even voting, and when questioned by one of the inevitable telephone surveys, they both said they'd "vote for Obama".

Those polls are a bunch of baloney.  The polls said Gore and Kerry would win.  Enough of a cultural shift was happening in polling and lying that we now know the truth:  That polls have a significant error margin when it comes to Liberals.  The polls are packed with false positives for Obama.  FACT.

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I am just looking forward to seeing if the winner of the, "Nickelodeon's Kids Pick the President" vote is the winner of the November elections. Because Obama won the kids vote, and usually this mini-election usually goes on and sees the candidate winning the real one. It's fucking funny.