FACT: The United States voted 'NOBODY, 2012' In *2011* the *voting age population* of the USA was 237,657,645. It's obviously even more in 2012. 61,173,739 voted for Obama. 58,167,260 voted for Romney. That is 119,340,999 out of a total voting age population of 237,657,645. That means that *more than half* of the population voted for *NOBODY*. Approximately 24.4% of the voting age population voted for Romney. Approximately 25.7% ...
Updated 11-20-2012 at 06:47 PM by Sentient Void
When a man claims to be 'just following orders' - he loses a major piece of what makes him a human being. He sheds his humanity because instead of being an individual capable of wisdom, sound moral judgement and/or rational thought, he becomes nothing more than the extension of another man's will. When this happens, he is no longer a thinking man - he becomes simply a tool to be used. Like a machine following a program. Or like a wrench to a nut. The wrench does not think or feel, it is simply used, ...
We need to have a serious discussion about how we should vote if Ron Paul is not the nominee for the GOP. Between a likely outcome of either Obama or Romney, which is a more preferable outcome, and why? Before I state who I'd rather have win - give me a second while I change my clothes... /puts on flame retardant suit Okay. That's better. Between Romney and Obama, I would rather have Obama win. Now, before I am labeled as a traitor and a hypocrite - hear ...
Updated 10-11-2012 at 09:05 PM by Sentient Void
*** This is from an old forum debate with a Zeitgeister in regards to TZM and an RBE. http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthr...highlight=borg *** Prior to my current career as a Banker, I was actually a certified computer technician. Quite a difference in career choices, I know. I still harbor my passion for technology, I always will, and have the strong desire to get back into the industry... ...
Updated 03-23-2012 at 12:22 AM by Sentient Void
The debate (unfortunately) rages on between Progressives, their Statist friends, and the defenders of liberty and the voluntary market. It's time to help put much of that debate to rest. Much of the argument from 'the left' (whatever that even means these days, considering their ad-hoc defense and support of Obama, AKA Bush 2.0) attempts to center our economic and financial ...
Updated 03-22-2012 at 11:30 PM by Sentient Void
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