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Originally Posted by nostatic
He's the next Castro (see above)
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Nostatic: Please don't ignore what I said and create your own threat to defend. I clearly tried to point out (and repeated) that the point is NOT that O is the next Castro but simply that we cannot blindly follow after "change" but we must ask if the solution is better or worse than the problem. Are you capable of understanding what I say here? Lets tone down the rhetoric and get back to the basics. I propose that voting involves the heart. What hills are worth dying for? Economy? Abortion? Ending the war? Legalizing homosexual/lesbian marriage? Lower gas prices? Once you decide which issue has the greatest importance, find the candidate that will fulfill that goal. Obviously, there is no perfect choice. I refuse to vote for Anyone-but-a-Republican or Change-even-if -the-changes-make-things-worse. Frankly, I ain't with either candidate but I cannot stand behind the things one of them is in favor of.
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