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  • John McCain

    28 47.46%
  • Barack Obama

    31 52.54%
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  1. #1

    Arrow Which person would do less harm as President?

    Assuming it's one of the two that wins, which one would do less harm?



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  3. #2
    Stupid poll. There isn't an good answer.
    I have sworn upon the altar of God eternal hostility against every form of tyranny over the mind of man. -Thomas Jefferson

  4. #3
    Average Joe 1: "Waiter! My turd is completely rare!"
    Average Joe 2: "Waiter! My turd is burned to a crisp!"
    Waiter: "Why do you care? It's $#@!! Were you really planning on eating that?"

    For the trillionth time: It doesn't matter!

  5. #4
    If you're going to vote for the lesser of two evils ...then the question is which is more important to you? The economy or foreign policy? Both would do less harm when compared to the other depending on the particular area -- or, rather, I should say both would do more harm when compared to the other depending on the particular area. We're all worse off in the long run so it doesn't matter who would do less or more harm as President.

  6. #5
    I refuse to vote in this poll until the option "This is a stupid question and I will be pushing 3rd party efforts with every ounce of energy I have until Nov 5" is available. Then I'll choose that one.

  7. #6
    They're both KRIL! It doesn't matter. It's OVER!
    When all else fails,
    there's always
    www.escapeartist.com

  8. #7
    Which candidate will take us to ruin more slowly?

  9. #8
    *Drafted to defend Isreal, Georgia & to create "peace" in Darfur

    vs.

    Drafted to defend Israel, Georgia & to create "peace" in Iraq



    *Mandated to participate in National Service programs

    vs.

    Mandated to participate in National Service programs



    *Continuation of an inflationary monetary policy

    vs.

    Continuation of an inflationary monetary policy



    *Continuation of the Welfare State and a wasteful immigration policy

    vs.

    Continuation of the Welfare State and a wasteful immigration policy



    *Corporatism

    vs.

    Corporatism



    Good thing they differ on that Darfur vs. Iraq thing!



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  11. #9
    Add a 3rd choice "equal". Otherwise I'm not voting.
    Cheers,
    mark...




  12. #10
    WEll..the republicans will drill in anwr and the gulf, the dems probably won't.
    Republicans will cut taxes, dems will raise taxes for more social programs.

    Tones

  13. #11
    Quote Originally Posted by tonesforjonesbones View Post
    WEll..the republicans will drill in anwr and the gulf, the dems probably won't.
    Republicans will cut taxes, dems will raise taxes for more social programs.

    Tones
    Cutting taxes is almost irrelevant when you don't cut spending.
    And I'm not just talking about a few porkbarrel projects, mccain.

  14. #12
    ^ Yeah, but those raised taxes are for the upper class, i would make more money under Obama then McCain,

    I wont vote this poll, i swore to do as RP has asked of me! Vote 3rd party.... I don't care who wins anymore as we loose anyway but win our dignity that we wore not part of this evil system of voting for the lesser evill.....

  15. #13

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kludge View Post
    *Drafted to defend Isreal, Georgia & to create "peace" in Darfur

    vs.

    Drafted to defend Israel, Georgia & to create "peace" in Iraq



    *Mandated to participate in National Service programs

    vs.

    Mandated to participate in National Service programs



    *Continuation of an inflationary monetary policy

    vs.

    Continuation of an inflationary monetary policy



    *Continuation of the Welfare State and a wasteful immigration policy

    vs.

    Continuation of the Welfare State and a wasteful immigration policy



    *Corporatism

    vs.

    Corporatism



    Good thing they differ on that Darfur vs. Iraq thing!
    Epic post.

    That should be made into a poster or a newspaper-ad.
    Last edited by CasualApathy; 09-13-2008 at 05:10 PM.
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  16. #14
    I'd rather be at war than witness a Marxist revolution in my lifetime.

  17. #15
    I don't care if you refuse to vote or not.

    Right now we're TIED at 50% to 50%.

    Seems the people of this board are evenly split about who's worse!!!

    What a diverse group of people we have here.

  18. #16
    Does it really matter who's worse? They are both scumbags who don't deserve to be president.



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  20. #17
    Quote Originally Posted by Kludge View Post
    *Drafted to defend Isreal, Georgia & to create "peace" in Darfur

    vs.

    Drafted to defend Israel, Georgia & to create "peace" in Iraq



    *Mandated to participate in National Service programs

    vs.

    Mandated to participate in National Service programs



    *Continuation of an inflationary monetary policy

    vs.

    Continuation of an inflationary monetary policy



    *Continuation of the Welfare State and a wasteful immigration policy

    vs.

    Continuation of the Welfare State and a wasteful immigration policy



    *Corporatism

    vs.

    Corporatism



    Good thing they differ on that Darfur vs. Iraq thing!
    It's the little things in life that count
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    2:28 PM [Kludge] Fucking kids fucking their ****-fucking-sexuals goddam Jew fuckers....
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  21. #18
    I voted for Obama because:

    He's less experienced and probably weaker.

    Republicans will probably take the Congress so there will be gridlock.

    McCain losing means that everything which Obama does (which will be the same things Bush has done) will likely be generally opposed by Republicans thus allowing our views to grow withing the party.

    Obama is, I think, instinctively less hawkish.

    The disasters which do result from his liberal idiocy will likely make conservative and libertarian ideas more desirable among the public.

    I could probably come up with other reasons...


    Caveats:

    The great unknown which is Barack Obama.

    Democrats could increase their power in Congress.

    If we were strong enough of a force in the Party, we could possibly force the Republicans in Congress and maybe even a McCain administration rightward.

    Obama tax/spend/borrow/bail-out policies could actually put us in a depression.

    In actual policy, though, McCain will be better because Obama will be McCain's equal as an environmentalist, warmonger, police-statist but will tax and spend more making us worse off in the short-run.

    So in summary, McCain is worse in the long run, Obama in the short.

    Whew!

  22. #19
    Quote Originally Posted by free.alive View Post
    In actual policy, though, McCain will be better because Obama will be McCain's equal as an environmentalist, warmonger, police-statist but will tax and spend more making us worse off in the short-run.
    !
    I don't agree. They are still equally bad in this aspect. McCain will kill us with inflation. Obama will kill us with unemployement. However, looking at the scope of the problem I'd see Obama as the lesser. The reason is that he is actually fairly intelligent. He's even admitted that his tax plans would have to wait until the economy recovers.

    Look they both suck and if you vote for either of these two I hope you get what you deserve, but on a rational level I have to believe Obama would be better for two reasons primarily.

    A.) he's just flat out smarter than McLame.

    B.)It's our best option to have a proper candidate run for office in 2012.

  23. #20
    McCain will give us more debt, while Obama will put in place more permanent socialist institutions. While McCain has the greater possibility of ending this nation as we know it in the next 4 years, Obama has the potential to create so many government interventions that the concept of "limited government" seems laughable.
    Carthago Delenda Est

  24. #21
    Can't vote here - don't see a "it does not matter at all" choice between those two.

    Anyhow, Obama wins in '08 and rides us right into the eye of the storm.

    Correct answer: Ron Paul would do the least amount of harm.

  25. #22
    Barack Obama

    However, both are evil. I just happen to know that I'll get more out of an Obama presidency

  26. #23
    Quote Originally Posted by abc123 View Post
    Assuming it's one of the two that wins, which one would do less harm?
    You have 2 choices

    S*it sandwich with ketchup

    S*it sandwich with mayonaisse

    They both taste like s*hit

    Does that answer your question?
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  27. #24
    We're pretty much $#@!ed either way.

    Big and little L Libertarian!

    Ron Paul Fanatic.




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  29. #25
    Both will do a bad job, but McCain and Palin both seem to be big fans of the Bush Doctrine of Preemptive War (even if Palin doesn't know what the Bush Doctrine is)- and pointless wars are about the most dangerous thing we can do.

  30. #26
    Obama would do more damage promoting hyper-liberal garbage at home....it would also give dems a president and congress to promote bigger government and liberal policies....

    Much better that McCain is a lame duck with a dem congress.

    Obama would do far far more damage in my eyes.
    "War is when the government tells you who the bad guy is, revolution is when you decide that for yourself."

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    Quote Originally Posted by Aldanga View Post
    Stupid poll. There isn't an good answer.
    nope, no good answer


    Quote Originally Posted by Kilrain View Post
    Average Joe 1: "Waiter! My turd is completely rare!"
    Average Joe 2: "Waiter! My turd is burned to a crisp!"
    Waiter: "Why do you care? It's $#@!! Were you really planning on eating that?"

    For the trillionth time: It doesn't matter!

    nice... just nice

    Quote Originally Posted by mmink15 View Post
    I refuse to vote in this poll until the option "This is a stupid question and I will be pushing 3rd party efforts with every ounce of energy I have until Nov 5" is available. Then I'll choose that one.

    YES YES OLFD'ers get it! this is a REVOLUTION bitches!!




    everyone else + 1776

    and kludge, i knew you'd have yet another epic response in this thread..... sooooo becoming a famous email forward

  32. #28
    Quote Originally Posted by abc123 View Post
    I don't care if you refuse to vote or not.

    Right now we're TIED at 50% to 50%.

    Seems the people of this board are evenly split about who's worse!!!

    What a diverse group of people we have here.
    ?

    I don't think we're tied at 50/50 on this forum. I think (my opinion) that most of us believe that the Republicans and Democrats are both working together to bring us down. "Two sides of the same coin" as it's been said many times before.

    I can say this with authority because of the many post above me which back this up.

    "Watch what those Republicrats do over there while we tear down your country over here."

    We're extremely diverse in almost every area, but we also have common binding points that unite us. I think that this is one of them.
    Last edited by 123tim; 09-14-2008 at 06:25 AM.

  33. #29
    I am so $#@!en sick of the $#@!s who continue the lesser of two evils / whose least evil BULLLLLLL$#@!.

    Bugger off the lot of you.

    Edit: I voted McCain in an effort to prove a point / level the vote.

    There is no difference.
    “I will be as harsh as truth, and uncompromising as justice... I am in earnest, I will not equivocate, I will not excuse, I will not retreat a single inch, and I will be heard.” ~ William Lloyd Garrison

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    Quote Originally Posted by Conza88 View Post
    I am so $#@!en sick of the $#@!s who continue the lesser of two evils / whose least evil BULLLLLLL$#@!.

    Bugger off the lot of you.

    Edit: I voted McCain in an effort to prove a point / level the vote.

    There is no difference.
    I'm not voting for the lesser of 2 evils

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