People Across The World Are Anxious About ‘Dangerous’ U.S. Election

[justinacolmena]

No wonder people across the world are anxious about dangerous U.S. elections. Americans are also worried. What do you think?

If the world hate you, ye know that it hated me before it hated you. If ye were of the world, the world would love his own: but because ye are not of the world, but I have chosen you out of the world, therefore the world hateth you.

Here is my advice to all voters: VOTE. Vote as early as possible and respect the rights of others to vote.

The rights of others to vote must end with their aggressive use of police forces, the courts, jails, and civil process to seize and confiscate our guns, money, and property while murdering us and imprisoning us in such great numbers as to silence our vote in any event.

We will have to fight our way out of this, and it is not peaceful.

 

[Wyatt earp]

As far as the OP, and every other fascist democrat is concerned, democracy is a bludgeon, and it is their bludgeon, its also not the political system of the United States, though 85% of all Americans are clueless as to that! If democracy as the OP, and his fellow fascist democrats intend it, dies, that would mean freedom for all, as the United States was intended to be, and as every democrat is openly opposed too!

You don't think voting is democratic? What is it?

Is the United States a democracy?

Yes, the United States is a democracy, since we, the people, hold the ultimate political power. We’re not a “direct democracy,” but we are a “representative democracy.”

This is where our history education might add some confusion. We are commonly taught that democracy is a product of ancient Greece. It’s their word – demokratia – after all. The city-state of Athens is credited with implementing a system of government of and by the people, whereby eligible citizens would congregate to make decisions. They’d make these decisions themselves (or “directly”), not through any elected representatives.

That system of government, better understood today as direct democracy, lives on in the United States in the form of ballot initiatives and referenda. Some states and localities afford their citizens the right to use these measures to directly enact, change, or repeal laws themselves.

More commonly, we exercise our political power in a different way: by voting in elections to choose our representatives. That’s representative democracy.

Is the United States a democracy or a republic?

Finally, we have an answer.

act.represent.us

If we where a democracy how come Trump is president, gay marriage legal or why can't I vote for the mayor of los Angeles or govenor of New York?

 

[justinacolmena]

gay marriage legal

So-called "gay marriage" is nothing but slavery or involuntary servitude by any other name.

If a man owns a manservant, or a woman owns a maidservant, then he or she can go to court over the so-called gay marriage to prevent his or her slave from escaping.

The institution of heterosexual marriage has been blessed because the superior body strength of most men is counter-balanced by women's socialism and other qualities.

If same-sex couple are "gay" and wish to live together as roommates, what is stopping them? It's just not up to straight people's courts to enforce gay marriages with pre-nuptial agreements and divorce proceedings.

vote for the mayor of los Angeles or govenor of New York?

We've had our fill of overly entitled governors, princes, and mayors.

 

[Bootney Lee Farnsworth]

People Across The World Are Anxious About ‘Dangerous’ U.S. Election

Translation: People all over the world want Trump to lose so they can resume fucking America in the ass.

Get out of my country, you commie fuck twinkle-toed cocksucker.

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

Yes, the foreign nations of the world are squealing for Biden so they can suckle at America's teats once again.

Are you suggesting that Trump has cut aid to foreign countries? If so - please provide credible proof.

Are you really this stupid?
Trump is making other nations pay their fair share for defense for a start.

 

[petro]

and respect the rights of others to vote

So then, you really have no problem with my vote going to Trump.





Right?

 

[Lakhota]

As far as the OP, and every other fascist democrat is concerned, democracy is a bludgeon, and it is their bludgeon, its also not the political system of the United States, though 85% of all Americans are clueless as to that! If democracy as the OP, and his fellow fascist democrats intend it, dies, that would mean freedom for all, as the United States was intended to be, and as every democrat is openly opposed too!

You don't think voting is democratic? What is it?

Is the United States a democracy?

Yes, the United States is a democracy, since we, the people, hold the ultimate political power. We’re not a “direct democracy,” but we are a “representative democracy.”

This is where our history education might add some confusion. We are commonly taught that democracy is a product of ancient Greece. It’s their word – demokratia – after all. The city-state of Athens is credited with implementing a system of government of and by the people, whereby eligible citizens would congregate to make decisions. They’d make these decisions themselves (or “directly”), not through any elected representatives.

That system of government, better understood today as direct democracy, lives on in the United States in the form of ballot initiatives and referenda. Some states and localities afford their citizens the right to use these measures to directly enact, change, or repeal laws themselves.

More commonly, we exercise our political power in a different way: by voting in elections to choose our representatives. That’s representative democracy.

Is the United States a democracy or a republic?

Finally, we have an answer.

act.represent.us

If we where a democracy how come Trump is president, gay marriage legal or why can't I vote for the mayor of los Angeles or govenor of New York?

We are a "representative democracy" - meaning you can vote for your representatives - but not the ones in other states - except for president.

 

[justinacolmena]

We are a "representative democracy" -

There are limits to "representation" as such — the Democratic Party junta in Congress will have to be expelled in its entirety for pulling that dishonest impeachment stunt.

 

[Mike473]

I am confident of a decisive Trump win on Nov 3, so I am not worried at all.

 

[Lakhota]

We are a "representative democracy" -

There are limits to "representation" as such — the Democratic Party junta in Congress will have to be expelled in its entirety for pulling that dishonest impeachment stunt.

Huh? What does that have to do with voting integrity in the 2020 election?

 

[Wyatt earp]

As far as the OP, and every other fascist democrat is concerned, democracy is a bludgeon, and it is their bludgeon, its also not the political system of the United States, though 85% of all Americans are clueless as to that! If democracy as the OP, and his fellow fascist democrats intend it, dies, that would mean freedom for all, as the United States was intended to be, and as every democrat is openly opposed too!

You don't think voting is democratic? What is it?

Is the United States a democracy?

Yes, the United States is a democracy, since we, the people, hold the ultimate political power. We’re not a “direct democracy,” but we are a “representative democracy.”

This is where our history education might add some confusion. We are commonly taught that democracy is a product of ancient Greece. It’s their word – demokratia – after all. The city-state of Athens is credited with implementing a system of government of and by the people, whereby eligible citizens would congregate to make decisions. They’d make these decisions themselves (or “directly”), not through any elected representatives.

That system of government, better understood today as direct democracy, lives on in the United States in the form of ballot initiatives and referenda. Some states and localities afford their citizens the right to use these measures to directly enact, change, or repeal laws themselves.

More commonly, we exercise our political power in a different way: by voting in elections to choose our representatives. That’s representative democracy.

Is the United States a democracy or a republic?

Finally, we have an answer.

act.represent.us

If we where a democracy how come Trump is president, gay marriage legal or why can't I vote for the mayor of los Angeles or govenor of New York?

We are a "representative democracy" - meaning you can vote for your representatives - but not the ones in other states - except for president.

We are a constitutional republic, no where near a democracy

 

[Lakhota]

I am confident of a decisive Trump win on Nov 3, so I am not worried at all.

Do you expect him to win fairly or by cheating?

 

[Lakhota]

As far as the OP, and every other fascist democrat is concerned, democracy is a bludgeon, and it is their bludgeon, its also not the political system of the United States, though 85% of all Americans are clueless as to that! If democracy as the OP, and his fellow fascist democrats intend it, dies, that would mean freedom for all, as the United States was intended to be, and as every democrat is openly opposed too!

You don't think voting is democratic? What is it?

Is the United States a democracy?

Yes, the United States is a democracy, since we, the people, hold the ultimate political power. We’re not a “direct democracy,” but we are a “representative democracy.”

This is where our history education might add some confusion. We are commonly taught that democracy is a product of ancient Greece. It’s their word – demokratia – after all. The city-state of Athens is credited with implementing a system of government of and by the people, whereby eligible citizens would congregate to make decisions. They’d make these decisions themselves (or “directly”), not through any elected representatives.

That system of government, better understood today as direct democracy, lives on in the United States in the form of ballot initiatives and referenda. Some states and localities afford their citizens the right to use these measures to directly enact, change, or repeal laws themselves.

More commonly, we exercise our political power in a different way: by voting in elections to choose our representatives. That’s representative democracy.

Is the United States a democracy or a republic?

Finally, we have an answer.

act.represent.us

If we where a democracy how come Trump is president, gay marriage legal or why can't I vote for the mayor of los Angeles or govenor of New York?

We are a "representative democracy" - meaning you can vote for your representatives - but not the ones in other states - except for president.

We are a constitutional republic, no where near a democracy

Well, sparky, call it what you want. However, there will be a 2020 election - where people VOTE. When the Constitution was ratified - only white men could vote. Now all citizens can vote.

 

[conserveguy877]

Dangerous election that the Fake News and demos really want to enable. I love it how automatically the Trump Haters justify their looting again based on losing the election. That sounds like a threat.

 

[Wyatt earp]

As far as the OP, and every other fascist democrat is concerned, democracy is a bludgeon, and it is their bludgeon, its also not the political system of the United States, though 85% of all Americans are clueless as to that! If democracy as the OP, and his fellow fascist democrats intend it, dies, that would mean freedom for all, as the United States was intended to be, and as every democrat is openly opposed too!

You don't think voting is democratic? What is it?

Is the United States a democracy?

Yes, the United States is a democracy, since we, the people, hold the ultimate political power. We’re not a “direct democracy,” but we are a “representative democracy.”

This is where our history education might add some confusion. We are commonly taught that democracy is a product of ancient Greece. It’s their word – demokratia – after all. The city-state of Athens is credited with implementing a system of government of and by the people, whereby eligible citizens would congregate to make decisions. They’d make these decisions themselves (or “directly”), not through any elected representatives.

That system of government, better understood today as direct democracy, lives on in the United States in the form of ballot initiatives and referenda. Some states and localities afford their citizens the right to use these measures to directly enact, change, or repeal laws themselves.

More commonly, we exercise our political power in a different way: by voting in elections to choose our representatives. That’s representative democracy.

Is the United States a democracy or a republic?

Finally, we have an answer.

act.represent.us

If we where a democracy how come Trump is president, gay marriage legal or why can't I vote for the mayor of los Angeles or govenor of New York?

We are a "representative democracy" - meaning you can vote for your representatives - but not the ones in other states - except for president.

We are a constitutional republic, no where near a democracy

Well, sparky, call it what you want. However, there will be a 2020 election - where people VOTE. When the Constitution was ratified - only white men could vote. Now all citizens can vote.

Go-to love those liberals who signed the constitution huh? And guess what the popular vote still doesn't count

 

[Mike473]

I am confident of a decisive Trump win on Nov 3, so I am not worried at all.

Do you expect him to win fairly or by cheating?

Trump will win fair and square. Biden made a critical mistake by taking it easy on the campaign trail and not putting a ground game in place until now. I predict that will be the deciding factor in a months time.

 

[justinacolmena]

Well, sparky, call it what you want. However, there will be a 2020 election

Interesting. There were princes and governors. Now they are called mayors, rather than princes, but the qualifications to office are still hereditary, as in pre-revolutionary medieval Europe. The Brits have never had a proper revolution against their blue-blooded royalty, have they? Shape-shifting reptilians, all of them. It's always a "seat," if it isn't the Holy "See" of Rome, isn't it? Remember "Old Sparky," the famous electric chair for executing inmates in Washington State? Moses who led the children of Israel out of Egypt never sat down to rule,did he? He stood with his hands stretched forth over a gainsaying and disobedient nation.

When the Constitution was ratified - only white men could vote. Now all legal citizens can vote

Who knows if the Native Americans had some say in group and tribal leadership before the white man showed up with all these European machinations of government?

 

[gipper]

People Across The World Are Anxious About ‘Dangerous’ U.S. Election

Translation: People all over the world want Trump to lose so they can resume fucking America in the ass.

Get out of my country, you commie fuck twinkle-toed cocksucker.

"When Trump nearly started a war with Iran earlier this year, Americans worried about the price of oil while Iranians worried about their children getting ripped apart by explosives dropped from the sky. These things are not equal, and it’s not even close."

 

[justinacolmena]

Americans worried about the price of oil

And rightly so at forty degrees below zero in the winter when we are freezing to death.

 

[Lakhota]

We are living in dangerous times.