Changes....

[ldg420]

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ldg420 Reviewed by ldg420 on 02-11-2008. Changes.... gEaS-K3j3M8:stoned: Rating: 5

[benvortec]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH That's hilarious. It sounds like we need to change the way we think as americans and stop voting for these bull shit candidates! So much media hype about "change" too... i'm soo sick of it.

[Dream of the iris]

lol not that I don't agree with the fact that politicians are scum of the Earth but I sincerely doubt they were implying a "New World Order". They are right we do need change....I mean anyone who says things need to stay the way they are are incredibly foolish. If Martin Luther King was content with how things were and simply did not demand change than our civil liberties for blacks would be terrible. Its really funny when people on this forum and the rest of the World post topics about how the World is going to hell and America is fucked. The truth of the matter is people have been thinking that ever since the begining of time. Every generation has they're own problems to deal with. The 20's had the great depression, the 40's had WWII, 50's started the red scare, 60's and 70's had vietnam, 80's continued with communism and shitty music. The 90's was really one of the only generations in America that had a grace period. I mean they had issues but none that were too significant and I think thats why our young people are going off into an apacalypse tandrum. They grew up in peace all their lives and for the first time after 9/11 they've begun to get a real sense of life. The Worlds not comming to an end we're just entering a new generation with a new set of problems that hopefully we'll be able to fix like all the other problems we've delt with in the past. Chill out folks.

[benvortec]

lol not that I don't agree with the fact that politicians are scum of the Earth but I sincerely doubt they were implying a "New World Order". They are right we do need change....I mean anyone who says things need to stay the way they are are incredibly foolish. If Martin Luther King was content with how things were and simply did not demand change than our civil liberties for blacks would be terrible. Its really funny when people on this forum and the rest of the World post topics about how the World is going to hell and America is fucked. The truth of the matter is people have been thinking that ever since the begining of time. Every generation has they're own problems to deal with. The 20's had the great depression, the 40's had WWII, 50's started the red scare, 60's and 70's had vietnam, 80's continued with communism and shitty music. The 90's was really one of the only generations in America that had a grace period. I mean they had issues but none that were too significant and I think thats why our young people are going off into an apacalypse tandrum. They grew up in peace all their lives and for the first time after 9/11 they've begun to get a real sense of life. The Worlds not comming to an end we're just entering a new generation with a new set of problems that hopefully we'll be able to fix like all the other problems we've delt with in the past. Chill out folks.

i agree... i was just pointing out that we have to change our mind set before we can really change anything... these candidates are full of promises they cannot keep.
VOTE FOR CHANGE! vote Dr.Paul

[beachguy in thongs]

The 90's was really one of the only generations in America that had a grace period.

Ten days in a coma sheds a new light on that statement, for me. At least, I was gracefully in bed. Not too graceful during recovery though. Gracefully riding down the elevator in my wheelchair.

[dragonrider]

All I've got is a 20, does anyone have change?

[dragonrider]

Imagine this group walking down the street and a homeless guy asks, "Got any change?"

"I've got change!"
"Here's some change!"
"I'm for change!"
"I REPRESENT change!"
"Have some change!"

The guy would need a wheelbarrow to haul away all the change.