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remembering a time when 4chan was home to tons of good original flash content and not trying to stop black people from voting and sucking trumps dangus

https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/181621832

In case anyone is looking for a job at Round 1 in the upcoming Colorado location.

Only if it means I get to work with you again.

I will break arcade games and you can fix them!

You can break arcade games and I will fix YOU!

not like dis

Twitter be all like, "Well we fucked up and have no money we better fuck over the blacks"

Blind hero worship

How many voters does it take to change a lightbulb?

None, voters can't change anything.

Merk wrote:None, voters can't change anything.

I am 5 and this is how I believe politics work

I voted this year. Tell me I'm a good boy and give me a sticker.

Potter wrote:

Merk wrote:None, voters can't change anything.

I am 5 and this is how I believe politics work

If you don't think we're ruled by a corporate plutocracy then I don't know what to tell you other than read a history book lol

do you want a list of things that personally changed for me and millions of others on a day to day basis as a result of obama presidency policies that never would have seen the light of day if romney won or would that be too much

I get that it's edgy and cool to be totally apathetic about all of it but come on guys we're out of middle school

Not to mention there's societal groups other than straight white middle class males that are impacted an order of magnitude more than we are, for instance I'm sure gay couples are rather pleased about being able to visit their dying loved ones in the hospital now thanks to legislature passed by the current administration. I mean what's the point of voting amirite I'm sure romney would have instituted the same policies he loves the gays also I'm 12

A president must appease its party's shareholders (lobbying groups backed by major corpo™) and sometimes that works out in the public's best interest, but always it works out for Cola-Cola.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/better/women ... en-bringi/

Number 1:

When you want a child to do something - whether that's eating vegetables or doing their homework - give them a 'forced choice.' Psychologist Linda Blair explains: "It gives the child the illusion of choice. Never say 'eat your carrots.' Say 'do you want peas or carrots?'"

It can work with anything, such as, "Do you want to do your Maths or English homework first?"

So do you want to vote Democrat or Republican?

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