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By Georgio9 on 05/11/2008
Well he won. Not sure what to say because I'm Canadian and I lost my train of thought on the matter about a year ago....
I still can't figure out how it takes 2 years to have an election when we can have one in 3 weeks.
I still can't figure out how it takes 2 years to have an election when we can have one in 3 weeks.
By Kyle on 05/11/2008
GF
By Quikdrawjoe on 05/11/2008
I'm moving to Canada.
By ArSeNaLfAn32 on 05/11/2008
JA DAT^^^^^
By Sativas on 05/11/2008
Mc Cain concedes to defeat.
<3 Obama
<3 Obama
By Pyro Blade26 on 05/11/2008
By Kiwi011 on 05/11/2008
Moving to Australia or NZ when I turn 18. I would move to Canada, but Canada fails.
BLAME CANADIA (YES I NO O SPELT IT WRONG FFS)
BLAME CANADIA (YES I NO O SPELT IT WRONG FFS)
By Woolachee on 05/11/2008
i quit the USA, were all gonna die soon, so im moving to france.
By ArSeNaLfAn32 on 05/11/2008
Lol woot Obama. 
By Jayson on 05/11/2008
makes Australia look even better
By rachellove9 on 05/11/2008
| QUOTE (Jadi Simondz @ November 05, 2008 12:27 am) |
| makes Australia look even better |
If I move there, do I get my own kangeroo?
By Firelion08 on 05/11/2008
I hope I'm wrong... and Osama hasn't been waiting out these past 8 years to make his next move...
It's the Democrats' turns to defend a President that's in charge of a war.
This is going to be interestig indeed.
Congratulations, Obama supporters. Let's hope you've made the right choice. Lives are depending on it.
It's the Democrats' turns to defend a President that's in charge of a war.
This is going to be interestig indeed.
Congratulations, Obama supporters. Let's hope you've made the right choice. Lives are depending on it.
By Jrm 04 on 05/11/2008
Congratz America. I like Obama. Listening to his Victory Speech now, very nice 
By Havochaha on 05/11/2008
rofl jrm
WTF ELMO DIDNT WIN?
WTF ELMO DIDNT WIN?
By Samurai-JM on 05/11/2008
Well I guess it's time to FINALLY move in the right direction. I still can't possibly conceive how people would want McCain in the office after everything that we've been through though... wtf is going through all of their minds?
Anyway, WOOT! Better times ahead with Obama.
Anyway, WOOT! Better times ahead with Obama.
By Abmanju on 05/11/2008
Go Democrats!
By Sum-41xx on 05/11/2008
| QUOTE (Samurai-JM @ November 05, 2008 03:10 pm) |
| Well I guess it's time to FINALLY move in the right direction. I still can't possibly conceive how people would want McCain in the office after everything that we've been through though... wtf is going through all of their minds? Anyway, WOOT! Better times ahead with Obama. |
+1. I think the main reason is because americans, or at least the ones who voted Mccain are scared of the unknown, they'd rather vote for some1 who they have a good idea of what they will do. Rather than a president that they have no idea (although obviously would assume good would come from).
I hope and I believe that Obama will do a good job.
PS
And wtf, how does it take 2 fukin years to have an election, us canadians did it in 3 weeks.
By Eregion2 on 05/11/2008
You're Canadians, we're Americans. Why are you surprised?
Palin scared the crap out of me, I'm glad Obama won.
Palin scared the crap out of me, I'm glad Obama won.
By Rai Of Light on 05/11/2008
| QUOTE (Firelion08 @ November 05, 2008 05:46 am) |
| I hope I'm wrong... and Osama hasn't been waiting out these past 8 years to make his next move... It's the Democrats' turns to defend a President that's in charge of a war. This is going to be interestig indeed. Congratulations, Obama supporters. Let's hope you've made the right choice. Lives are depending on it. |
No matter who becomes President - Lives are always at stake.
You can't say that simply because Obama won. If McCain had won it wouldn't have been any different.
No President can ever make the entire country safe. It's not possible. Planes will crash, buildings will break, floods will flow, and storms will strike.
That is a part of life. If you are expecting the death toll in the States to go down simply because of Obama, you are expecting far to much of him. Instead judge him on how he fixes our current problems: 2 wars and the worst economy in years, decades even.
Anyhow, Grats to Obama! One idiot for another, that's how we Americans do it!
By Firelion08 on 05/11/2008
| QUOTE (Rai Of Light @ November 05, 2008 05:14 pm) | ||
No matter who becomes President - Lives are always at stake. You can't say that simply because Obama won. If McCain had won it wouldn't have been any different. No President can ever make the entire country safe. It's not possible. Planes will crash, buildings will break, floods will flow, and storms will strike. That is a part of life. If you are expecting the death toll in the States to go down simply because of Obama, you are expecting far to much of him. Instead judge him on how he fixes our current problems: 2 wars and the worst economy in years, decades even. Anyhow, Grats to Obama! One idiot for another, that's how we Americans do it! |
Ah, no... I'm not denying that lives are always going to be on the line; that's beside the point I was trying to make. Obama won because the majority of this country thinks he can lead us properly -- and I hope they've made the right decision. No sarcasm.
As for making the entire country safe... I understand what you're saying... But you're trying to create a cushion to fall back on if something happens. George Bush received no such cushion and 9/11 wasn't his fault (for you conspiracists: innocent until proven guilty, remember that).
However, I won't oppose everything you've said. I do expect for the death tolls to go down because of Obama. The current problems that have to be fixed... The death toll is a part of them.
I'm not trying to be negative. If Obama can do what is right, it'll affect me too... And I hope he is capable of it.
I'm not going to start whining like a Democrat, that's for sure.
By Rai Of Light on 05/11/2008
| QUOTE (Firelion08 @ November 05, 2008 08:40 pm) | ||||
Ah, no... I'm not denying that lives are always going to be on the line; that's beside the point I was trying to make. Obama won because the majority of this country thinks he can lead us properly -- and I hope they've made the right decision. No sarcasm. As for making the entire country safe... I understand what you're saying... But you're trying to create a cushion to fall back on if something happens. George Bush received no such cushion and 9/11 wasn't his fault (for you conspiracists: innocent until proven guilty, remember that). However, I won't oppose everything you've said. I do expect for the death tolls to go down because of Obama. The current problems that have to be fixed... The death toll is a part of them. I'm not trying to be negative. If Obama can do what is right, it'll affect me too... And I hope he is capable of it. I'm not going to start whining like a Democrat, that's for sure. |
I was never whining
By Ubg-Fcbruges on 05/11/2008
I like Obama Now lets hope he does what he promised
Now lets hope he does what he promised By Firelion08 on 05/11/2008
| QUOTE (Rai Of Light @ November 05, 2008 08:48 pm) | ||||||
I was never whining |
Which is probably why I respect you a little more.
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