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To: Cats1

It’s akin to a chess game in that they are all about strategy to keep their “little party going”, as DJT puts it.

Being no expert in the political science domain, I’ve tried my best to analyze current (and past) events as they do, to try to determine the overall big picture, and what would be the best course of action for each individual to take, voting-wise.

Right now, I’ve come to the conclusion that the whole Federal gov’t is more corrupt than our naive minds and kind spirits can absorb. I see them as one entity, no matter who wins. I see the best actions that we can take, to avoid violence, is:

1 Pray for divine intervention.

2 Write in DJT’s name
(Can you imagine them trying to count that many millions of write in votes? Ha.) I know they control the voter count, so while this won’t really impact the outcome, it would be cathartic.

3 Withdraw from the system
As much as possible, stop “feeding” the system with our work production, our purchases, and our activities. Become the same kind of “independent” that our forefathers were. Read about survival skills. Go to church, farm your own food, and socialize without spending money.


150 posted on 04/03/2016 11:25:07 AM PDT by Right-wing Librarian
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To: Right-wing Librarian
-- Being no expert in the political science domain, I've tried my best to analyze current (and past) events as they do, to try to determine the overall big picture ... --

They all go to the same schools, study PoliSci under the same professors, and at the end, the club is similar to the club for lawyers.

Both sides go to court, one side wins, the other side loses (the case) and both lawyers come out of court with more money. Same with politics. The politicians case a little bit about winning, it is their personal livelihood, but once in, they are all on the same team.

Modern political science is uniformly directed at transition from the current political condition to a future one. The better law schools teach that law is an outcome oriented process, where "the law" itself has no meaning, other than being useful tool in argument. Two cases using the same law can have opposite outcomes, and the judges will do the heavy lifting.

158 posted on 04/03/2016 11:41:40 AM PDT by Cboldt
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To: Right-wing Librarian

We’re pretty much on the same page Right-Wing. Guess we’ll have to wait and see what happens, but crossing my fingers the post cards will help stop some of the shenanigans the GOP is threatening to pull.


177 posted on 04/03/2016 12:33:12 PM PDT by Cats1
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