Post: #76

This is tougher than I thought it was going to be. I couldn't, in good conscience, cast a vote for Mitt Romney, but I was hoping that it would be too close to call. Unfortunately, I live close enough to the White House that I'm going to have to listen to people hooting and hollering and honking horns all night fucking long.

I get having a preference. I get supporting a candidate, even though I don't. But Jesus, the whole idea of rooting for a guy like a sports team, taking the streets and chanting his name, that's the shit that I can't understand. I can't for the life of me understand why people are so easily led to subsume their own individuality into some collective herd. The day you catch me standing out in the cold chanting some dude's name is the day you can just put two in the back of my head.

Nights like this I feel very alone. Thank god for this forum.

Post: #77

How much more debt do you think we will get? Another 4 trillion? 80 million on food stamps?

Post: #78

(11-06-2012 11:44 PM)j r Wrote:  I get having a preference. I get supporting a candidate, even though I don't. But Jesus, the whole idea of rooting for a guy like a sports team, taking the streets and chanting his name, that's the shit that I can't understand. I can't for the life of me understand why people are so easily led to subsume their own individuality into some collective herd. The day you catch me standing out in the cold chanting some dude's name is the day you can just put two in the back of my head.

Post: #79

"My uterus feels secure with our country's choice"

No amount of politicking will change the fact that America aint much worth saving to begin with.

Post: #80

Equal popular vote but clobbered in the EV. Wow!

But yeah... illegal immigration has now definitively determined the outcome of American politics. Welcome to a new America.

Even DrudgeReport is refusing to acknowledge it, lol!

Back to Simpson-Bowles.

Post: #81

(11-06-2012 11:49 PM)EisenBarde Wrote:  "My uterus feels secure with our country's choice"

No amount of politicking will change the fact that America aint much worth saving to begin with.

it was the greatest country in the world. people risked their lives to escape shitholes to chase the American dream. but the children of the people who escaped those shitholes are now supporting policies of the shitholes their parents left behind and the death spiral has begun.

Post: #82

Anyone who actually thinks Romney is a better candidate needs their head checked.

Post: #83

I'm serious. If I can set up a business that can be run outside of the country I'm gone.

Post: #84

(11-06-2012 12:13 AM)Big Nilla Wrote:  I'll go on record saying Romney will win. It's pretty obvious to people who don't rely on the mainstream media for information that he'll win.

(11-03-2012 02:42 PM)Brian Wrote:  Silvers numbers are a joke. He's got VA as a 66% Obama favorite. That alone is a joke. Romney will win VA. Silver has spent too much time in his liberal mecca of Manhattan to have any idea whats going on in the rest of the country.

(10-31-2012 10:14 PM)Brian Wrote:  Mitt has FL and VA already locked up, and I think he takes OH.

Yeah...I'll just leave these here.

Post: #85

And after all that shit everyone was talking about Nate Silver, he turned out to be damn near 100% correct in his estimation:
   

3 elections in a row where he has correctly predicted results with over 98% accuracy.

Post: #86

(11-06-2012 11:39 PM)OGNorCal707 Wrote:  Obama won, suck on that Tenderman, Brian, Fisto, Texas Prophet, shit anyone else I'm forgetting here, haha, I kid, but for real, these guys must be fuming right now.

Fuming?

Nah. Because the nation is getting what it wants -- a femcunt loving nanny state community organizing collectivist narcissitic "god damn America!" Chicago political hack.

The uteruses have won this election. Sandra Fluke is now a driving political force.,

Congrats for thinking that THIS is the shits.

Post: #87

(11-06-2012 11:50 PM)ElJefe Wrote:  Equal popular vote but clobbered in the EV. Wow!

But yeah... illegal immigration has now definitively determined the outcome of American politics. Welcome to a new America.

...and we (read: minorities) are here to stay. The "good old days" and the demographics that characterized them aren't coming back. Calling this a "New America" is right, and I'm looking forward to it personally. Its starting to look a lot more like the kind of country I'd like to be a part of.

I won't speak for you, though.

Post: #88

(11-06-2012 11:56 PM)Farmageddon Wrote:  And after all that shit everyone was talking about Nate Silver, he turned out to be damn near 100% correct in his estimation:

If the polls were wrong, he would have had egg on his face. All Nate Silver has done is do a Monte Carlo simulation based on the state polls. Go back and look how he's done, say, on the House pickups on 2010, or the UK elections.

He is intelligent, but hardly a statistical Zeus.

Meanwhile, do you NOW understand why I pushed your bet offerings away?

I may be a Romney supporter, but I am not stupid. It's why, at 60, I won't have to depend on Social Security.

Good luck to you on that score.

Post: #89

(11-06-2012 11:56 PM)tenderman100 Wrote:  Nah. Because the nation is getting what it wants -- a femcunt loving nanny state community organizing collectivist narcissitic "god damn America!" Chicago political hack.

The uteruses have won this election. Sandra Fluke is now a driving political force.,

Congrats for thinking that THIS is the shits.

Post: #90

(11-06-2012 11:56 PM)Athlone McGinnis Wrote:  

(11-06-2012 12:13 AM)Big Nilla Wrote:  I'll go on record saying Romney will win. It's pretty obvious to people who don't rely on the mainstream media for information that he'll win.

(11-03-2012 02:42 PM)Brian Wrote:  Silvers numbers are a joke. He's got VA as a 66% Obama favorite. That alone is a joke. Romney will win VA. Silver has spent too much time in his liberal mecca of Manhattan to have any idea whats going on in the rest of the country.

(10-31-2012 10:14 PM)Brian Wrote:  Mitt has FL and VA already locked up, and I think he takes OH.

Yeah...I'll just leave these here.

hit the books college boy. what third world shithole did you come here from?

Post: #91

(11-06-2012 11:53 PM)_GQ_ Wrote:  Anyone who actually thinks Romney is a better candidate needs their head checked.

For every 1 job Obama created, 75 people went on Food Stamps. Every day approximately 1000 more people get on Social Security Disability. The black unemployment rate is huge and growing. But this man gives people hope.

Our country is changing in many ways. Half of the population doesn't pay federal taxes; in fact they get money back. As the number of private producers in this country continue to decline, we can look to the social policies of Europe as inspiration. Greece and France have a lot to teach us.

Obama operates from a feminist, socialist agenda. His parents taught him well.

Post: #92

(11-07-2012 12:02 AM)Brian Wrote:  hit the books college boy.

Don't worry, I'm doing that. Probably much more so than you ever did.

Quote:what third world shithole did you come here from?

I'm a Caribbean American, first-gen. You can take your guess from there.

Post: #93

But all gloating aside, it is going to feel nice to put all this nonsense behind us and get back to what we are really at RooshV for: gaming dumb hotties and making ourselves better men.

It was an interesting race and I won a little coin but I'm glad it's over.

Post: #94

(11-07-2012 12:04 AM)Athlone McGinnis Wrote:  

(11-07-2012 12:02 AM)Brian Wrote:  hit the books college boy.

Don't worry, I'm doing that. Probably much more so than you ever did.

Quote:what third world shithole did you come here from?

I'm a Caribbean American, first-gen. You can take your guess from there.

so why did you leave that Paradise in the middle of the Ocean?

Post: #95

(11-06-2012 11:54 PM)txtraveler Wrote:  I'm serious. If I can set up a business that can be run outside of the country I'm gone.

Off you go mate.

Post: #96

Hey is anyone tuned into the obama celebration? Partisanship aside, it's sad to see everyone awkwardly dance while staring at their cell phones and not talking to people around them. We've truly have taken a step back in real connectedness. This image shows exactly what roosh documented in his recent blog post on the US.

Post: #97

(11-06-2012 11:46 PM)houston Wrote:  

(11-06-2012 11:44 PM)j r Wrote:  I get having a preference. I get supporting a candidate, even though I don't. But Jesus, the whole idea of rooting for a guy like a sports team, taking the streets and chanting his name, that's the shit that I can't understand. I can't for the life of me understand why people are so easily led to subsume their own individuality into some collective herd. The day you catch me standing out in the cold chanting some dude's name is the day you can just put two in the back of my head.

....

Yup and now that is was such a one-sider why can't people even think for a second that the Media whored this thing out to create a none story.

Evreything they (MSM) told us for the past 6-8 months was a lie. From the polls, to the stories, to the debates, it was all bullshit - it was never close (College wise).


They know nothing (mainstream media) and they sit drunk on air and tell you shit. Saywer is drunk off her ass to millions of Americans reading cue cards like a monkey.

Post: #98

(11-07-2012 12:02 AM)AFspecOps Wrote:  

(11-06-2012 11:53 PM)_GQ_ Wrote:  Anyone who actually thinks Romney is a better candidate needs their head checked.

For every 1 job Obama created, 75 people went on Food Stamps. Every day approximately 1000 more people get on Social Security Disability. The black unemployment rate is huge and growing. But this man gives people hope.

Our country is changing in many ways. Half of the population doesn't pay federal taxes; in fact they get money back. As the number of private producers in this country continue to decline, we can look to the social policies of Europe as inspiration. Greece and France have a lot to teach us.

Obama operates from a feminist, socialist agenda. His parents taught him well.

The roughly half the population doesn't pay income tax comment may have cost him this election

Post: #99

(11-07-2012 12:09 AM)ORLY Wrote:  Hey is anyone tuned into the obama celebration? Partisanship aside, it's sad to see everyone awkwardly dance while staring at their cell phones and not talking to people around them. We've truly have taken a step back in real connectedness. This image shows exactly what roosh documented in his recent blog post on the US.

he actually nailed that post. even where we are now - there would be a time when people would invite friends and neighbors over to watch the results - now they communicate on forums, twitter, and facebook

Post: #100

(11-07-2012 12:11 AM)LoveBug Wrote:  

(11-07-2012 12:02 AM)AFspecOps Wrote:  

(11-06-2012 11:53 PM)_GQ_ Wrote:  Anyone who actually thinks Romney is a better candidate needs their head checked.

For every 1 job Obama created, 75 people went on Food Stamps. Every day approximately 1000 more people get on Social Security Disability. The black unemployment rate is huge and growing. But this man gives people hope.

Our country is changing in many ways. Half of the population doesn't pay federal taxes; in fact they get money back. As the number of private producers in this country continue to decline, we can look to the social policies of Europe as inspiration. Greece and France have a lot to teach us.

Obama operates from a feminist, socialist agenda. His parents taught him well.

The roughly half the population doesn't pay income tax comment may have cost him this election

i dont think it mattered. at the end of the day you either go one way or the other. i think its more about demographics