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October 24, 2004

Politics

I am a non-political person. Call me ignorant, call me un-informed, I don't give a shit.

I hate when people sit there and try to make you feel stupid because you don't feel a particular way.

I'm not saying I will vote for Bush. I am not saying I will vote for Kerry. Of course, I know that Bush is a conservative candidate, and if he wins, we'll be in Iraq forever and women won't be able to have abortions.

But I think that Kerry isn't a particularly great candidate either. And I think I'm allowed to say that without people calling me stupid (well, basically implying that really). Yes, I should probably vote for a table over voting for Bush. Of course, if I want to vote for Bush I am just "ignorant." But that does NOT preclude me from saying that Kerry is an optimist and I think Kerry's speeches are BORING.

I never said I was going to vote for Bush. I never said I wasn't going to vote for Kerry. I NEVER FUCKING SAID ANYTHING. I think I am entitled to my right to say that Kerry isn't a great candidate.

I'm don't make decisions. I know this. I am a "Here is what the other side says" and a "I can see where the other side is coming from" kind of gal. I get a little pissy when you start pinning me for being a retard because I am telling you to look from their standpoint. I'm not saying I agree; I'm just saying, "they are not complete idiots. They have a reason to believe what they do."

Personally, I think liberals are just as bad as conservatives. Liberals are all self righteous in their beliefs (that people should be more liberal, and if you aren't, you haven't thought for yourself, blah blah blah). But WTF. Where do you draw the line?

Blah.

Posted by szujin at October 24, 2004 12:41 PM

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