YOU brought up Spain's election, and I brought up Australia's. You have no answer in your "flower children of the 60's" view of life for what happenned in Australia. But you are wrong in your characterization of the youth of America. Sorry.
Don't pull the new bit on me please - (Shame)
Debate - you are not in a debate - you are in an attack mode - In My Opinion -
This was my "first" post - and I post it again -:
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Nice article -
9/11 had an impact on many - of all ages.
Other Youths and Teens:
But I think on the political scene - some will need to be talked to again. If all these stories of the youth being registered to vote - and about fraud - are true - Because I think there might be people telling them their role in voting is to disrupt the establishment - much like what the "flower children" did in the 60s. I believe Spain's youth got the same speech - and voted -
just thoughts -
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Now - Please notice the line - "Other Youths and Teens" - I spoke on the article then spaced and put down what I thought was happening with the youths and teens that were caught up in the registering to vote and fraud issue -
First time voters - I am concerned that they are being led to believe that their reason for voting this year is to disrupt the establishment - much like what was done before by the "flower children" of the 60s - And since Spain had a lot of young first time voters - and they went Socialist - that was why I included Spain -
I hope you understand what it was I was posting - Why would I have included Aust. - they didn't fall for it, in that you are correct - but I was trying to show something other than what you took it to be -