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John Kerry
75%
 75%  [ 12 ]
George "W" Bush
25%
 25%  [ 4 ]
Total Votes : 16


Kiretsu
Crew

PostPosted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 10:59 am


Ok, who did you vote for, if you can vote.

If you cant vote, who would you have voted for, or who do you want to se (re) elected?
PostPosted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 11:00 am


By the by, Kerry has my vote, because mainly he is not Bush.

Kiretsu
Crew


livedifferent

PostPosted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 12:33 pm


I do not feel that either is fit to lead the country... but since Kerry is *not* Bush, he (would) get my vote....
PostPosted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 12:46 pm


Hey what about Nader. But etheir way I'd vote Kerry, if I was 4 more years older.

Crazylink


charlje

PostPosted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 2:01 pm


As a canadian what happens in the states directly effects my country because the US is our largest trading partner. I would vote for Kerry even if he is a protectionist and wont open up the border to canadian beef anytime soon, just because Bush is currently doing alot more harmful things to our country as is.

1. Missle defense program which will shoot down incoming ICBM's before they strike the states. To bad they will be shot down over canada and explode on us huh? I guess the message here is our lives are not worth as much as american lives.

2. The current softwood lumber dispute (Lumber IV) commenced in April of 2001. Since May 22, 2002 most Canadian softwood lumber exported to the US is subject to a 27% duty collected by US Customs. The duty collected is a combination of a countervailing duty of 18.79% and an average anti-dumping duty of 8.43%. (Source here)

3. Bush's refusal to shake the hand of our prime minister at the last WTO meeting in Canada. He seems to have had all the time in the world to shake the bell boys hand but not our prime ministers hand. What message does this send canadians? That Bush has more respect for a bell boy then he has for the leader of his largest trading partner.

4. When the power crisis hit the eastern US where was the blame shifted before any investigations were done? Thats right Canada, it seems that ever since Bush took power it becomes more effective to assign blame to Canada then it is to actually try to find the route of the problem (which was actually an outdated electrical grid in the US grid, a problem in northern Ihio caused a massive powersurge, that caused a voltage drop which lead to the collapse of the system and a blackout.)

5. Comments like Canada did not offer support on the War on Terror also irk me to no belief. Canada when the United States was struck was the first nation to offer support to the United States. Canadian families took thousands of stranded american travellers into our homes and let them stay with us for up to 2 weeks without charging a penny for any of it. So don't tell me that just because we didn't want to go into Iraq because we believed your argument for WMD's was so weak that it wasn't believable. (BTW I don't know did you ever find WMD's. Oh yeah thats right you didn't so we were justified in staying out of the war.)

6. Consider your economy, since Bush got into office it has taken a nose dive. The Canadian dollar under Bill Clinton was worth Hardly 70 cents american hell we were at 65 cents american at some points. But since Bush has come into office your Manufacturing Index has fallen and the canadian Dollar has hit 82.5 cents American and is continueing to rise. I don't need to tell you that this is a bad thing for everyone including Canadians because you should already know. If our dollar hits 85 cents american other nations will not want to trade with us because it will be to expensive.

For these reasons I say its time for you to oust that stupid little man from Texas and think about your nation for a moment. Elect anyone but Bush because honestly I think a chimp could do a better job as president.
PostPosted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 2:52 pm


Help the enviroment, plant a Bush back in Texas.

Anyway, I am a hardcore Kerry supporter. Bush pisses me off as a president. Not only do I feel that his tax cut and various foreign policies have been idiotic, but I feel that his emphasis on his faith disturbs me. While listening to the debate, there was a question about how his faith affected religious freedom. IN his response I heard a highly vieled, but still discernable, disdain for other religions. He worded it in such a way where he implied that other religions were in the same category as atheists. I was incredibly appalled. A president should serve the country first and his faith second. That is one thing that makes the job difficult. I refuse to allow this country to be so controlled by a religion, thus I support Kerry, a man who puts his country first.

Geez, I sound like such an unspoken political ad...anyway, only 2 months till we find out who is president...

-ramiel out-

ramiel.sheep.of.lightning
Crew


DopplerZero

PostPosted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 4:04 pm


2 hours. Waiting. It's not that I like Kerry. I just hate Bush. With a Passion. Since this entire state "voted" for him in 2000. Which we didn't. Nice work, Dubya.
PostPosted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 4:15 pm


DZ, I do think Bush won Florida...I am sorry.

Tweong


charlje

PostPosted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 4:20 pm


The New Hades
DZ, I do think Bush won Florida...I am sorry.


actually he didn't lots of people were removed from the voters list that voted for Gore. If they woulda had their votes counted he would have lost.
PostPosted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 4:29 pm


I really don't know. This area is very Republican as well as a few others. We will just have to wait and see after the lawsuits how won Florida and hope that we did it right this time lol.

Tweong


hexdragon

PostPosted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 5:49 pm


Wow, yeah. I'll vote Johnny K. Gambino for despot!
PostPosted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 6:18 pm


B_Type13X2

1. Missle defense program which will shoot down incoming ICBM's before they strike the states. To bad they will be shot down over canada and explode on us huh? I guess the message here is our lives are not worth as much as american lives.


Dude, there are like, what, 17... maybe 18 people up there?

So what if missle debris kills a Moose or Carribou. blaugh


Ok... Canada is a nice place... the girls are so cute up there... both of them ^^;;

Kiretsu
Crew


U-235

PostPosted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 7:29 pm


I support don't support bush... I prefer shaved...

Oh... You mean the candidates... sweatdrop

In that case, I support Bush all the way. It's not worth my time to give a crash course in economics or military policy, so I'm pretty much going to sum it up as the Kerry economic policy is anti-Keynesian, the Kerry military plan will cost additional lives, hurt morale, and increase equipment costs (read: repeat of Clinton Admin budget cuts), not to mention the social welfare policies that are completely bunk.

What it boils down to is that I have reasons for not wanting either candidate. However, the difference is that Bush gives me reasons to vote for him, despite his drawbacks... Kerry has yet to give me one legitimate reason to earn my vote.
PostPosted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 7:45 pm


B_Type13X2
As a canadian what happens in the states directly effects my country because the US is our largest trading partner. I would vote for Kerry even if he is a protectionist and wont open up the border to canadian beef anytime soon, just because Bush is currently doing alot more harmful things to our country as is.

1. Missle defense program which will shoot down incoming ICBM's before they strike the states. To bad they will be shot down over canada and explode on us huh? I guess the message here is our lives are not worth as much as american lives.

2. The current softwood lumber dispute (Lumber IV) commenced in April of 2001. Since May 22, 2002 most Canadian softwood lumber exported to the US is subject to a 27% duty collected by US Customs. The duty collected is a combination of a countervailing duty of 18.79% and an average anti-dumping duty of 8.43%. (Source here)

3. Bush's refusal to shake the hand of our prime minister at the last WTO meeting in Canada. He seems to have had all the time in the world to shake the bell boys hand but not our prime ministers hand. What message does this send canadians? That Bush has more respect for a bell boy then he has for the leader of his largest trading partner.

4. When the power crisis hit the eastern US where was the blame shifted before any investigations were done? Thats right Canada, it seems that ever since Bush took power it becomes more effective to assign blame to Canada then it is to actually try to find the route of the problem (which was actually an outdated electrical grid in the US grid, a problem in northern Ihio caused a massive powersurge, that caused a voltage drop which lead to the collapse of the system and a blackout.)

5. Comments like Canada did not offer support on the War on Terror also irk me to no belief. Canada when the United States was struck was the first nation to offer support to the United States. Canadian families took thousands of stranded american travellers into our homes and let them stay with us for up to 2 weeks without charging a penny for any of it. So don't tell me that just because we didn't want to go into Iraq because we believed your argument for WMD's was so weak that it wasn't believable. (BTW I don't know did you ever find WMD's. Oh yeah thats right you didn't so we were justified in staying out of the war.)

6. Consider your economy, since Bush got into office it has taken a nose dive. The Canadian dollar under Bill Clinton was worth Hardly 70 cents american hell we were at 65 cents american at some points. But since Bush has come into office your Manufacturing Index has fallen and the canadian Dollar has hit 82.5 cents American and is continueing to rise. I don't need to tell you that this is a bad thing for everyone including Canadians because you should already know. If our dollar hits 85 cents american other nations will not want to trade with us because it will be to expensive.

For these reasons I say its time for you to oust that stupid little man from Texas and think about your nation for a moment. Elect anyone but Bush because honestly I think a chimp could do a better job as president.
It's like in the south park movie, Kyle's mom blames Canada for all that stuff.

Crazylink


Gion_Ravinous_Ravious

PostPosted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 8:21 pm


Though I did vote Bi-partisan (sp?) I did vote Kerry for the presidential race, but since I'm in the uber Liberal/Democrat Washington State, it's going to be Kerry up here anyways >.>
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