Cube sighting in Obama ad

Do politicians really come out with ads like that in America? That is kind of sad.


I couldn't agree with you more.

I think it's unacceptable. I wouldn't support any of the people running for President who actually have ads like that. I think it's incredibly childish to do stuff like that.


Do politicians really come out with ads like that in America? That is kind of sad.

Thats because Americans tend to be rather stupid and point fingers at other people because they have nothing good to say about themselves
That sounds like something a "stupid american" would say.

"americans tend to be stupid". What a generalisation hey?

"They have nothing good to say about themselves". On what do you even base that?! Did you just pull that out of your thumb right now?!
 
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Wow he doesn't know how to use a computer? I know he's old but that is just so weird.

The injuries he suffered as a POW prevent him from using a keyboard, so that's why he doesn't use a computer. However, if you look at the technology bills he's sponsored, he's far from technology illiterate.
 
Now I don't know who's better... Definitely not Obama because he sounds so reliable that it sound like he's lying, which he probably is.
 
"For the change we need"... That's all he every talks about... "We're going to change the change we change by changing change"...... To put it more straight forward "We're going to change alright... we are going to change the tax rate so its higher and people have to cough up more money." I hate these ads because its nothing more than mudslinging. So if McCain isn't good what the heck is he going to do? He certainly doesn't say what he will do in this ad. In fact I think i just summed up what he would do in this post.
 
IMO it looks like a fake ad. *shrug*

Tim.

It isn't, look at the account that posted it

I'm not gonna get into an argument about this again, but here's a tip for non Americans about our politics:

Most Americans aren't informed enough to vote based on real issues and the candidates like to keep that way, because in reality none of them have plans that will end up appealing to the American people in the long run. Thats why you see ads like this. The two major parites have turned politics into a debate on who voters would rather spend a Friday night with or go to church with.

The Libertarian party is really the only way to go to free the country from the this system, but as long as republicans keep suing to get libertarians off the ballot and out of debates there is no hope for this system to change.
 
IMO it looks like a fake ad. *shrug*

Tim.

It isn't, look at the account that posted it

I'm not gonna get into an argument about this again, but here's a tip for non Americans about our politics:

Most Americans aren't informed enough to vote based on real issues and the candidates like to keep that way, because in reality none of them have plans that will end up appealing to the American people in the long run. Thats why you see ads like this. The two major parites have turned politics into a debate on who voters would rather spend a Friday night with or go to church with.

The Libertarian party is really the only way to go to free the country from the this system, but as long as republicans keep suing to get libertarians off the ballot and out of debates there is no hope for this system to change.


i agree with you but yet again, major things just turn into a popularity contest because most humans are just stupid/ignorant
 
Presidential ads are weird...they insult people sometimes too...

P.S. - No tax cuts for middle class and below from McCain, but Obama is raising taxes, right?

P.S.S. - In the middle of all this everyone wanted to vote for Obama and they kept rambling about how great he is...it just got annoying, if I could vote, I would go for McCain (even though I don't know EVERYTHING about what's going on)

P.S.S.S. Oh well, I'm happy that they put a Rubik's Cube in this ad :D
 
IMO it looks like a fake ad. *shrug*

Tim.

It isn't, look at the account that posted it

I'm not gonna get into an argument about this again, but here's a tip for non Americans about our politics:

Most Americans aren't informed enough to vote based on real issues and the candidates like to keep that way, because in reality none of them have plans that will end up appealing to the American people in the long run. Thats why you see ads like this. The two major parites have turned politics into a debate on who voters would rather spend a Friday night with or go to church with.

The Libertarian party is really the only way to go to free the country from the this system, but as long as republicans keep suing to get libertarians off the ballot and out of debates there is no hope for this system to change.

I hope that's not some kind of justification...

In my country, we know exactly what X party has planned. My country is falling to pieces but at least i don't just hear "Vote for me, not him, he's lame".

That kind of politics is childish and absurd IMO.
 
It reminds me of something written by the president of the Students Association here at Canterbury University in the student magazine. He was talking about the election for next year's board and after all the profiles and political stuff he said "and now you can go out and vote for who has the best picture..." Lol.
 
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