The system as a whole is broken, and personally I'm not going to partake in it until some radical changes happen. Average Americans can't invoke a real change because our money isn't long enough to do so.
Until policies and offices aren't bought through lobbying or super PACs, we the citizens of the United States won't see our government work us; instead they will work for their own self interest and pocket books.
The constitution needs amending, corporations aren't people and shouldn't be granted the same rights. In this digital age we live in, it should be required that all politicians have full transparency on where their money comes from and the influence this money could cause to an office they hold.
In addition to our political system, our money needs to be backed by some sort of real value, whether that being gold or something else; without it more inflation and bubbles will occur as the Fed will continue to try and keep our interest rates down.
Without these fundamental changes, you guys arguing about the candidates and/or their policies won't do us any good; it's just distracting us from the real problems.
No you have not. I am not pro-NDAA and never was. I never flip-flopped or contradicted myself. You know I am one of the most consistent regular posters. Now you? Not so much. But like I said I'll respond later.
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Exposed. What strong convictions our friends have in their beliefs. 
