Stephan Miller

1 | Gary R. Hess (3 comments.)

March 5th, 2008 at 5:15 pm

You are right. I never understood the need to consider myself part of one party or the other. Both have politicians I respect and hate, no reason for me to choose which one I am.

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2 | Stephan Miller

March 5th, 2008 at 7:15 pm

For a while there, I thought I could hear a pin drop. That was the point I was trying to make. I don’t even see moderate as an option. The only option I see is “all over the map” or you haven’t really lived yet.
As far as the last sentence goes, I am singling out a specific person and not a sex. I think that a person that can act like this before primaries could act the same to some leader of a third world country with an ego problem who happens to have a finger on a red button. There’s mud slinging and then there is just being catty.

3 | Michael Aulia (11 comments.)

March 6th, 2008 at 6:10 am

I can never be bothered with Politics.. I guess I’m just too ignorant with these kind of things..

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4 | Stephan Miller

March 6th, 2008 at 7:01 am

I didn’t until I had kids. While other parents work hard to save for their kid’s college, I work just as hard to have enough in savings to move to Canada if there is any possibility of a war right around their teen years.

Just about every political system is elitist. We don’t get to vote for who we want. We get to vote for who is left. Having a football game mentality about political races doesn’t help. It blinds people.

A majority who votes blind is just as tyrannical as a despot.

5 | Colby - Friesians for Sale (1 comments.)

March 6th, 2008 at 10:55 am

I agree with the post and the comments. It is pretty sad the way we chose a president. Pretty pathetic if you ask me. The world is full of sheeple and that will never change, even if they know it, they will still look for something to follow. I think everything would be a lot better if we could critically think and not be scared by a TV commercial then we could pick a real president, not one that uses terrorism to get the point across.

Cheers.

6 | Stephan Miller

March 6th, 2008 at 11:03 am

I was going to write a post about this and I still might. People are so afraid that ‘1984′ will happens to us. I don’t think so. And ‘Brave New World’ won’t happen here either. They don’t need to add chemicals to embryos in order to dumb down specific parts of the population. I think we will get something more like ‘Idiocracy’.