Not Trolling Serious Questions about Elections etc

[EQ.]

1)Aight when it comes to the elections and government do yall really think that yall have power with your vote?

2) Do any of you really buy into the whole Republican/Democrat idea?

3) Do ya'll honestly feel your government has your best interests at heart?

I assure you this is no attempt to . You see i grew in Kenya where politics was an elite club controlled by certain tribes and families. The previous president was in power for over 20 years when in alot of elections the person running against him actually won but he managed to rig the sh1t. Im jus trying to see where yall stand on these questions. Feel free to drop comments, opinions.

 

[Julius Skrrvin]

1)Yes

2)No

3)Depends

 

[TheHonorableOmarSharif]

1) No

2) No

3) No

 

[EQ.]

1)Yes

2)No

3)Depends

What about the electoral college breh? I have not done extensive research into it but don't they have the final say to who gets elected? So wouldn't your vote be nullified in that case?

 

[Julius Skrrvin]

Electoral College is dumb.

Definitely dumb. In the two party system, it wastes a lot of votes.

 

[EQ.]

Electoral College is dumb.

Definitely dumb. In the two party system, it wastes a lot of votes.

so shyt is real like that? So say everyone votes for Obama but the electoral college is for Romney, romney gets elected? And apparently we do not know who is in the electoral college

 

[L&HH]

Yea the electoral college thing is stupid. Especially the idea that some states have their entire electoral votes going to one candidate and others split them.

 

[R. Money]

You see i grew in Kenya

i know somebody from kenya

 

[88m3]

1)Aight when it comes to the elections and government do yall really think that yall have power with your vote?

2) Do any of you really buy into the whole Republican/Democrat idea?

3) Do ya'll honestly feel your government has your best interests at heart?

I assure you this is no attempt to . You see i grew in Kenya where politics was an elite club controlled by certain tribes and families. The previous president was in power for over 20 years when in alot of elections the person running against him actually won but he managed to rig the sh1t. Im jus trying to see where yall stand on these questions. Feel free to drop comments, opinions.

It's funny that you're from Kenya. Obama is a Kenyan.
Do you think he will rig the election?

I'm not trolling

 

[Brown_Pride]

Yes, NO, Depends.
Electoral college is basura (spanish for trash)
YES, ALMOST EVERYONE in america could vote for Romney, and Obama could win because of the electoral college.

The most important vote you really have IMHO is in your local elections.

 

[cleanface coney]

Yes, NO, Depends.
Electoral college is basura (spanish for trash)
YES, ALMOST EVERYONE in america could vote for Romney, and Obama could win because of the electoral college.

The most important vote you really have IMHO is in your local elections.

yep local votes actually count

presidential is a big show
like the super bowl lol

 

[daze23]

What about the electoral college breh? I have not done extensive research into it but don't they have the final say to who gets elected? So wouldn't your vote be nullified in that case?

I'm no fan of the system, but I has there even been a case where the electoral college has voted for a different candidate then the majority of voters in their state?

 

[EQ.]

It's funny that you're from Kenya. Obama is a Kenyan.
Do you think he will rig the election?

I'm not trolling

Why not? Honestly i do not put it past people to do shady shyt.

"Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Great men are almost always bad men."

 

[EQ.]

Yes, NO, Depends.
Electoral college is basura (spanish for trash)
YES, ALMOST EVERYONE in america could vote for Romney, and Obama could win because of the electoral college.

The most important vote you really have IMHO is in your local elections.

gotcha

 

[alybaba]

I'm no fan of the system, but I has there even been a case where the electoral college has voted for a different candidate then the majority of voters in their state?

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