m83striker wrote:60% of the people must live in the blue areas then.
IdahoCopper wrote:In Australia, its a $20 fine if you fail to vote. Just sayin'.
from the Wiki http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electoral_ ... _Australia :
The 1925 federal election was the first to be held under compulsory voting; the turnout figure climbed to 91.4 per cent, an increase of 32 percentage points on the previous election.
Voting is compulsory both at federal elections and at elections for the state and territory legislatures. In the states of South Australia, Tasmania and Western Australia voting at local elections is not compulsory. About 5% of enrolled voters fail to vote at most elections. People in this situation are asked to explain their failure to vote. If no satisfactory reason is provided (for example, illness or religious prohibition), a $20 fine is imposed, and failure to pay the fine may result in a court hearing.
reddirtcoins wrote:Here's the map I saw. Small differences.
IdahoCopper wrote:In Australia, its a $20 fine if you fail to vote. Just sayin'.
from the Wiki http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electoral_ ... _Australia :
The 1925 federal election was the first to be held under compulsory voting; the turnout figure climbed to 91.4 per cent, an increase of 32 percentage points on the previous election.
Voting is compulsory both at federal elections and at elections for the state and territory legislatures. In the states of South Australia, Tasmania and Western Australia voting at local elections is not compulsory. About 5% of enrolled voters fail to vote at most elections. People in this situation are asked to explain their failure to vote. If no satisfactory reason is provided (for example, illness or religious prohibition), a $20 fine is imposed, and failure to pay the fine may result in a court hearing.
Thogey wrote:Cool we can give Maricopa County to California and sell the California coast to China and square up out debt. They all want to be communist anyway. It's a win -win.
I'm sure the Chinese will fence them in and save all.
Thogey wrote:Yavapai is the most conservative but I don't want to be in California.
Once we sell the coast to China and move Maricopa to California. That should fix California.
Sheikh_yer_Bu'Tay wrote:
That's some good stuff! It puts a different bent on what I was thinking. Makes things a lot more complicated. What I had in mind is pretty simple. It goes like this:
We the People get together and petition the gov'ment for a redress of grievances. We say "Look, let's be honest with each other. It's time we got a divorce. We are no longer compatible. We Reds no longer like you Blues and you Blue A$$holes call us Reds too many silly names. Let's just quit this sh!t. It's time to part the blanket and go our different ways."
Then we divide up the country and see who has the better way of doing things.
I know, the Libertarians have a stake in this too, so they can have Wyoming. They will make a killing on Yellowstone & Jackson Hole plus all the mineral rights in that energy rich state. That ought to make them happy.
What do you say, Prez. Obama??? How about it??!
Bluegill wrote:Sheikh_yer_Bu'Tay wrote:
That's some good stuff! It puts a different bent on what I was thinking. Makes things a lot more complicated. What I had in mind is pretty simple. It goes like this:
We the People get together and petition the gov'ment for a redress of grievances. We say "Look, let's be honest with each other. It's time we got a divorce. We are no longer compatible. We Reds no longer like you Blues and you Blue A$$holes call us Reds too many silly names. Let's just quit this sh!t. It's time to part the blanket and go our different ways."
Then we divide up the country and see who has the better way of doing things.
I know, the Libertarians have a stake in this too, so they can have Wyoming. They will make a killing on Yellowstone & Jackson Hole plus all the mineral rights in that energy rich state. That ought to make them happy.
What do you say, Prez. Obama??? How about it??!
With all due respect, I find most Reds to be just as big A-Holes as the Blues. Both groups have more in common than you realize. Both are welfare/warfare statists. They just alter some peripheral details and give their letters different colors. Both groups want to tell the other group what to do and impose their will, beliefs and opinions on the other. Both groups are hypocrites. Both groups worship big government and the police state.
Both groups ideologies require a central bank issuing a fiat currency to fund. A direct taxation would come up way short for all your glorious Imperial war mongering, tithing of your national treasure to the master race chosen ones home land, free health care, tax exceptions, food stamps, etc, etc...
Both groups are deficit spending Keynesians.
Oh, and to anybody who thinks your not on the dole? Who think they are above and better than that. Are you getting any kind of a tax break or tax exception because you have kids or have a mortgage that others who don't, are not...???
m83striker wrote:60% of the people must live in the blue areas then.
Bluegill wrote:
With all due respect, I find most Reds to be just as big A-Holes as the Blues. Both groups have more in common than you realize. Both are welfare/warfare statists. They just alter some peripheral details and give their letters different colors. Both groups want to tell the other group what to do and impose their will, beliefs and opinions on the other. Both groups are hypocrites. Both groups worship big government and the police state.
Both groups ideologies require a central bank issuing a fiat currency to fund. A direct taxation would come up way short for all your glorious Imperial war mongering, tithing of your national treasure to the master race chosen ones home land, free health care, tax exceptions, food stamps, etc, etc...
Both groups are deficit spending Keynesians.
Oh, and to anybody who thinks your not on the dole? Who think they are above and better than that. Are you getting any kind of a tax break or tax exception because you have kids or have a mortgage that others who don't, are not...???
Treetop wrote:I found it hilarious that romney was the republicans pick and obamacare was so similar to the failed romneycare he forced on his state. yet many I know were so gung ho for romney in large part to get rid of obamacare.
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