Comment Re:This is a new governement, treat it like one. (Score 1) 115
>No, this is going to be another "Good old boy" club
Isn't the "Good old boy" club operating at every level--condominium, city, state, country, student--where they do dole a vote to every drooling fucknozzle that, nine times out of ten, won't even show up to vote? Let alone carefully study the issues for free as if his very life depended on the outcome and he's got absolutely nothing at all better to do with his time...
The last time I checked, Adam, elections were run by Madison Avenue and a lot of voters couldn't even figure out the ballot itself!
Elections are run like a light-switch: first you pay your dues to the "Good Old Boys" and assure them of your future reliability and support, then they buy you an election--which you wouldn't be able to afford on your own, I assure you.
Why is everybody so in love with one-man-one-vote elections--"the cornerstone of democracy"--which have now been reduced in virtually every setting where they occur today, to something that obviously isn't even close to working at an acceptable level?
Thank Christ that ICANN isn't asleep at the switch and isn't going to serve us up another something like the Savings and Loan industry collapse, for example, that passes for self-government these days, but is, in reality, just another scam to bilk Joe Smuck--which is you and me, kiddo.
Isn't the "Good old boy" club operating at every level--condominium, city, state, country, student--where they do dole a vote to every drooling fucknozzle that, nine times out of ten, won't even show up to vote? Let alone carefully study the issues for free as if his very life depended on the outcome and he's got absolutely nothing at all better to do with his time...
The last time I checked, Adam, elections were run by Madison Avenue and a lot of voters couldn't even figure out the ballot itself!
Elections are run like a light-switch: first you pay your dues to the "Good Old Boys" and assure them of your future reliability and support, then they buy you an election--which you wouldn't be able to afford on your own, I assure you.
Why is everybody so in love with one-man-one-vote elections--"the cornerstone of democracy"--which have now been reduced in virtually every setting where they occur today, to something that obviously isn't even close to working at an acceptable level?
Thank Christ that ICANN isn't asleep at the switch and isn't going to serve us up another something like the Savings and Loan industry collapse, for example, that passes for self-government these days, but is, in reality, just another scam to bilk Joe Smuck--which is you and me, kiddo.
