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How Much More Cray-cray Will the Preznit Election Thread Get Before Nov. 8
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F-Line Dudley---Who you voting for?
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Mild terrorscape? Oh...you mean the other poll.
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Only semi-joking. Up until some brave second AB user chucked in a vote in the last 48 hours I was the only one in two months of that poll who checked off "Other".
It's Massachusetts where the results are not in doubt. I am done voting lesser-evilism; Coakley-Baker was the first time I ever left the voting booth feeling dirty that I made a check mark for civic duty's sake where every choice was the wrong one. Blank field, "Deez Nutz", "Cthulhu"...I don't frankly care, and I ain't gonna feel the least bit guilty if some woke triangulator takes issue with that.
As for tipping hand to my prevailing ideological worldview for the curiosity of other members...not a fucking chance. This is a Boston architectural forum; if it isn't germane to topic, my politics are nobody's business but my own. Some self-described psychics here who think they've got mine pegged like an open book couldn't be wronger.
Write-in for Inanimate Carbon Rod:
Only semi-joking. Up until some brave second AB user chucked in a vote in the last 48 hours I was the only one in two months of that poll who checked off "Other".
It's Massachusetts where the results are not in doubt. I am done voting lesser-evilism; Coakley-Baker was the first time I ever left the voting booth feeling dirty that I made a check mark for civic duty's sake where every choice was the wrong one. Blank field, "Deez Nutz", "Cthulhu"...I don't frankly care, and I ain't gonna feel the least bit guilty if some woke triangulator takes issue with that.
As for tipping hand to my prevailing ideological worldview for the curiosity of other members...not a fucking chance. This is a Boston architectural forum; if it isn't germane to topic, my politics are nobody's business but my own. Some self-described psychics here who think they've got mine pegged like an open book couldn't be wronger.
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Well, politics do play into architecture and development to some extent. Development used to be a Republican free market thing, but with the advent of new urbanism and housing shortages nationwide walloping the poor and middle class with high costs, it's become more of a Democrat thing. Although I've noticed some of the older politicians are slow to catch on. I relayed to a local democrat running for office here that her very prominent NIMBYism was hurting her standing with the "liberals" she wants voting for her.
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I'm overseas now and I'm sick and tired of the election (especially since so many people like to ask me about it!). That being said, it's like an addiction to heroin. I know I shouldn't be "using," I simply can't enough.
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Polls closed! And the winner--by recount, followed by protracted civil war--is the AB Ignore list.
Which you have to admit, was probably the obvious choice all along.
Which you have to admit, was probably the obvious choice all along.