Let's Talk About Gary Johnson

djchameleon · 09-30-2016, 09:52 AM

Gary Johnson is such a ****ing joke. I wish he would have been allowed to debate so everyone else could see how much of a joke he is way ahead of time so his fanboys could stop riding his dick.

Gary Johnson Struggles To Name A Foreign Leader He Admires | Huffington Post

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Libertarian presidential nominee Gary Johnson on Wednesday again stumbled over a straightforward question on foreign policy, this time struggling to name a single foreign leader he admires.

During an MSNBC town hall, moderator Chris Matthews asked the former New Mexico governor: “Name one foreign leader that you respect and look up to. Anybody.”

Johnson appeared stumped by the question, but running mate Bill Weld jumped in with an answer of his own.

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Originally Posted by Isbjørn

I get it, the next POTUS will be either Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump. But for how many more years should people accept the fake, corporate two-party "democracy" and vote for the lesser evil? Four years? Eight years? Forever?

I believe the answer you are looking for IS forever!

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Originally Posted by Isbjørn

And on third parties not being serious: There are more third party candidates than Gary Johnson. Jill Stein and Gloria La Riva, for instance. In my opinion, the most ridiculous thing about Gary Johnson is his libertarianism.

Oh yeah there are more third party candidates than Gary Johnson and Jill Stein? Tell me all about Gloria La Riva and these other third party candidates that I bet you a large majority of the population don't even know about.

hip hop bunny hop · 09-30-2016, 12:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Isbjørn

I get it, the next POTUS will be either Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump. But for how many more years should people accept the fake, corporate two-party "democracy" and vote for the lesser evil? Four years? Eight years? Forever?

And on third parties not being serious: There are more third party candidates than Gary Johnson. Jill Stein and Gloria La Riva, for instance. In my opinion, the most ridiculous thing about Gary Johnson is his libertarianism.

Simply voting for a third party would neither dismantle the two party system or substantially alter the views expressed in congress. The system defaults to two parties do to its structure, so best case scenario a third party supplants an existing party as being a major party. Further, even if elected, they would have to modify their positions to gain a majority. Hence why each national party has unique local expressions.

Key · 09-30-2016, 12:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Isbjørn

I get it, the next POTUS will be either Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump. But for how many more years should people accept the fake, corporate two-party "democracy" and vote for the lesser evil? Four years? Eight years? Forever?

And on third parties not being serious: There are more third party candidates than Gary Johnson. Jill Stein and Gloria La Riva, for instance. In my opinion, the most ridiculous thing about Gary Johnson is his libertarianism.

The unfortunate thing it leads to is people are comfortable with the way things are, and not enough people want to change it to make a difference, so the two party system is here to stay as long as people don't have to work very hard to make change. I'm as disappointed by third parties not getting a chance as a lot of people, but that's how America works. If we can be lazy and just pick the lesser of two evils, there's no point in trying to make a difference.

Key · 09-30-2016, 01:27 PM

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Isbjørn · 09-30-2016, 02:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Ki

The unfortunate thing it leads to is people are comfortable with the way things are, and not enough people want to change it to make a difference, so the two party system is here to stay as long as people don't have to work very hard to make change. I'm as disappointed by third parties not getting a chance as a lot of people, but that's how America works. If we can be lazy and just pick the lesser of two evils, there's no point in trying to make a difference.

You need an American Revolution Part II, dude. Of course it's not going to happen anytime soon unless a lot of people change their mindsets, but that's why we say agitate, educate, organize.

Blank. · 09-30-2016, 02:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Isbjørn

You need an American Revolution Part II, dude. Of course it's not going to happen anytime soon unless a lot of people change their mindsets, but that's why we say agitate, educate, organize.

Revolution? For what? To put someone else in charge to **** everything up? Revolutions rarely make things better. You want proof? Look at African countries that have an uprising every few years. You romanticize revolution.

Key · 09-30-2016, 02:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Isbjørn

You need an American Revolution Part II, dude. Of course it's not going to happen anytime soon unless a lot of people change their mindsets, but that's why we say agitate, educate, organize.

The only reason I mentioned that is because unfortunately as voting is concerned, there are very few states that make it easy. Some people get to the point where they don't even bother unless the voting ballot is sent to them in the mail, which it is here in Washington. But I know not all states follow.

**Frownland** · 09-30-2016, 02:31 PM

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Originally Posted by 1blankmind

You romanticize revolution.

Said the AMERICAN lol.

Blank. · 09-30-2016, 02:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Frownland

Said the AMERICAN lol.

And your point? I got lucky to live in a country where the revolution benefitted me. Most of the time revolutions only benefit the people leading them.

The Batlord · 09-30-2016, 02:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Isbjørn

You need an American Revolution Part II, dude. Of course it's not going to happen anytime soon unless a lot of people change their mindsets, but that's why we say agitate, educate, organize.

No, cause revolutions are stupid.

nb4 anyone calls the American Revolution a legit revolution

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