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mouser - 2012-11-02

Geez, the answer these idiots give... none have an effin clue...


Old_Zircon - 2012-11-02

Yet they're the ones who will decide who is our next president because our electoral system is so Fair and Balanced.


TeenerTot - 2012-11-02

Buddhists.


Old_Zircon - 2012-11-02

The Satantic cults of Buddhism and Hinduism both have extensive coverage in Bob Larson's "Larson's Book of Cults," which should really be mandatory reading for PoeTV.


MissLadyArtemis - 2014-06-10

I'm really very excited that Buddhists are secretly plotters aiming to invade and take our freedom. I hope they take it to a nice meal and a funny show!


dairyqueenlatifah - 2012-11-02

Ohio resident here. Nope, not watching this.


MacGyver Style Bomb - 2012-11-02

Likewise.

By the way, do you think it's possible to hack those Clear Channel billboards?


dairyqueenlatifah - 2012-11-02

I assume so. I figured that's why all those Romney ads mysteriously started popping up on the ones here in Columbus, seeing as this is overwhelmingly Obama territory.


Louis Armstrong - 2012-11-02

He's all three! I wonder what's going to happen to that lady after the election. I wish it would be make a margarita or martini and kick back and relax. But I think spontaneous combustion is her fate, regardless of who wins.


Caminante Nocturno - 2012-11-02

Like all defeated banshees, she will most likely go wailing back to the mist-veiled Irish forest she came from.


Rudy - 2012-11-02

No way. She's totally going to go back to the Other Side to try and take Carole Anne again.


Paracelsus - 2012-11-02

I thought we were going to take a little bacon and a little beans and fight the bloody British at the town of New Orleans with Ol' Hickory here.


Rodents of Unusual Size - 2012-11-02

atheist Muslims!


Rodents of Unusual Size - 2012-11-02

also I'm getting flashbacks to the elderly ant queen in A Bug's Life.


Rodents of Unusual Size - 2012-11-03

Also if you were a Morlock, you wouldn't be too happy in life either. Vote the Eloi out of office this election season. So we can eat those fucks once and for all.


takewithfood - 2012-11-02

There are over 150 million of these people. I instinctively want to say that these are only the dumbest people who are voting for Romney, but I honestly can't imagine better reasons to vote for him. I know several people who are voting for Romney and they sound exactly like this.


Cena_mark - 2012-11-02

I assume half these people think Muslim is a race.


EnochEmery - 2012-11-02

Yesterday I got a robocall with Herman Cain telling me why I should vote for Joe the Plumber in the Ohio 9th house district.


I live in Illinois.


TeenerTot - 2012-11-02

In two days, I've gotten 2 calls from women "doctors" who support Todd Akin.


themilkshark - 2012-11-02

When I have conversations with average people about politics, they are ambivalent. All I need to do is raise one or two specific questions about policy to discover that most people are more concerned with presenting an informed voter illusion. TV talking points and right wing misinformation are always regurgitated in these conversations. When they realize I'm on to them, there are usually attempts to derail the conversation. The "lesser of two evils" argument, the "no viable third party" excuse, anything to justify their ignorance of what our government actually does.

Then you have these people, who've latched on to a candidate they barely know anything about simply because he's not Obama. They'll vote for any motherfucker the GOP puts up there to alienate and punish the poor and unfortunate while lining the pockets of the ultra wealthy. It might be because Obama is black, and they're not. It might be because they perceive Obama is trying to give advantage to the disadvantaged. It could just be fear, preyed upon by right wing talking heads on television, radio and the internet.

This is the most important thing to remember:

Obama is spending millions on a campaign to give Americans better healthcare.

Romney is spending millions on a campaign to give Americans as little as possible.


FABIO - 2012-11-02

Doesn't matter how bad your sports team does. At the end of the day you still want them to win.


Hodge - 2012-11-02

Yes! I demand everyone read what Fabio just wrote.


memedumpster - 2012-11-02

They don't know how good they got it, no matter which candidate they vote for, they're fucking over the poor and lining the pockets of the wealthy, the American dream.


Rodents of Unusual Size - 2012-11-02

Which they will be joining the ranks of increasingly.

It's kind of ironic. The more the middle class votes Republican the more the middle class is eradicated into poverty. And then they continue to blame the other side. Because Jesus.

Let's face it. America has gone full retard.


Jeriko-1 - 2012-11-02

The little preview image of the frat douche said it all.


Bhiu - 2012-11-02

Fucking Buddhists taking away my freedoms.

Also, I've read a higher percentage of the Koran than I have the Bible. Does that make me a Muslim? If so, I am officially requesting my virgins.


Cherry Pop Culture - 2012-11-02

I thought you only get girls if you become a martyr...?


Bhiu - 2012-11-04

It seems as long as you're admitted in to paradise, they're yours. I feel I meet all the provisions except accepting Mohammed as the one true god. Oh well, I guess i'll have to live with my crazy hallucinations followed by nothingness.


STABFACE - 2012-11-02

The scary thing is, this isn't just a random cross-section of the population, these are people that took the time to heave themselves off the couch and stand around for a few hours to hear political speeches. These people are considerably more politically active than the bulk of the population.

So five for despair at the future I guess.


Xenocide - 2012-11-02

Valerie Jarrett! She's bad news!

Val is an Obama advisor who has a very typical public servant biography. There's nothing really frightening in her backgr- oops, my mistake. She's middle eastern. That explains it.


Hooker - 2012-11-02

I'm pretty confident that most people at an Obama rally would sound basically the same. "What is the Romney plan" is a pretty lousy trick especially. I wonder if any random person that made it through editing could explain the Obama plan, either in 2008 or today.


fatatty - 2012-11-02

Yeah, those are the low info voters, they are on both sides and make up the majority of the electorate.

However I think if you listen to AM radio and Fox News enough you hear where these talking points these people have are coming from and see a concerted effort to have as many low info voters as possible. If you watch MSNBC and NPR you'll find a lot less obfuscation and a lot more depth into actual policies of the candidates, and even criticism of their team (though I think NPR is only barely and subtly left leaning).

You listen to Romney and hear him say things like "Jeep, owned by the Italians, is planning to move all production to China". You won't find Obama or his surrogates being that deliberately dishonest. They will downplay failures and generalize plans for the future, but I'm fairly confident, based on lots of polling data, that the left has more informed voters than the right.


joelkazoo - 2012-11-02

Sadly, the way the elections are set up in this country, it doesn't matter if your side is more informed if there are more people on the other side. Or at least in Ohio and Florida.

I can't watch this, just take my stars.


fatatty - 2012-11-02

It took me a couple hours to realize I meant to have a point.

If you look at the ignorant people in Obama's crowd they're usually the people that don't watch the news.

If you look at the ignorant people in Romney's rallies they're the people who listen to the news more than anyone.


Xenocide - 2012-11-02

A million stars for the idiot fratboy who tried to spin Mitt's 47% comments as some kind of genius political move.

These people don't know who they're supporting, and they don't care. They just don't want the scary foreign man to be president anymore.


Quad9Damage - 2012-11-02

The caffeinated bitch in the fright wig: reasons 1-1215 I'm ready for fucking Tuesday to be FUCKING OVER ALREADY JESUS FUCK.


Hugo Gorilla - 2012-11-02

Barack Obama, America's first Atheist-Muslim President.


Quad9Damage - 2012-11-02

I just realized that one woman said she spotted a drone spying on her.


Jet Bin Fever - 2012-11-03

Ah yes, the all-important Meatloaf endorsement.


divinitycycle - 2012-11-05

Pretty much why I moved away from Ohio years back.
People ask me why I moved away from Ohio, and I haven't really figured out a way to concisely convey the overall sense of hopelessness that pervaded my whole life there.
However, this video sums it up pretty well :)


divinitycycle - 2012-11-05

Also, needs "white people" tag.


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