word, yes, i totally agree with you. Like, I think that Ron Paul would be the best president of the United States, truly. The federal government is crafted of fecal matter and does badly need to be incinerated and reconstructed so that it can work, and Federal IDs should be forever shunned. But things being as they are, I think that the most optimistic choice out of the three possible candidates would be Obama.
my camera has an option for a video recording, so i use it..) the webcam doesn't work apropriatly with a sound and i don't use it most of the time) Btw, if it's not a big deal of secret, who is your favorite candidate on presidentship?) I really liked the guy from republicans who was a doctor, i don't remember his name. He is one of those rare people in politics, who cares more about the country than about his ambitions.. But he already lost..) If only we could have such a president in Ukraine..
Are you talking about Ron Paul? If so, I agree, I think I would've actually voted for him. Ah, well... I think that if I could vote (my eighteenth birthday is TWO MONTHS after this crucial election! So upsetting!), I would vote for Mr. Obama. I think he is a visionary, and even though he doesn't have as much experience as Mrs. Clinton, he really is very inspiring to the youth of this nation, and I think he is going to spur a revolution or renaissance with his presidency, which is very good.)
I don't like Obama, he is too much of a showman. Yeah, this is his name, Ron Paul. If I could, I would vote for him) but I don't have a right to vote either cause i'm foreigner.) I was under 18 when there was election in Ukraine, but afterwards there was a revolution, I took a little part in it, cause I was living in the capitol that time. And after the revolution there was another election and I voted.) And the evil candidate lost haha) it was in the winter of 2004.
Yes, Obama can be quite flashy, and there are things about him that I dislike, but frankly, I think that all the available candidates are more like performers than leaders. However, what I notice with Obama is that the youth, the future generation, of America is actually VOTING! And I think that Obama is a sort of inspiring figure to the youth (most of them vote for him), and just the fact that the youth are getting inspired, and wanting to bring about change, I think, is very grand.
He's also sort of a Kennedy figure, I think. I mean, in a way, there weren't really many good qualities about Kennedy (except that he sort of saved the world from nuclear holocaust during the Thirteen Days by choosing non-violent action), but he really inspired people. And I think that's what Obama is doing, even if he's being flashy about it. I think he's a spur for change, even if he's not the most "capable" president. But really, if Ron Paul had a chance, I would probably vote for him.
It's unpossible to persuade somebody so that he/she could change their political views. we had something like a silent civil war back there in the Ukraine. So after that i never, you know, get into sombody's political vision. All I feel that I'm really able to do is to show what values I'm trying to protect and why and that's it. When people protect their values, i just stop)
hey!) Maybe your own spirit of youth was mixed up with Obamas' and maybe he wanted that to happen for a purpose?.. ;)
I must say, I am a huge Ron Paul supporter and it is a shame that "the powers that be" have made it so that he doesn't have a say in this election. I could go on and on about how he is the right candidate, but I have to speak up about Obama in this little debate. Granted I love the optimistic persona in his campaign, but I can't say that is the answer. We truly need to take a step back and take a true look in what we are involved in across the globe. There is too much corruption abroad.
Bah, not enough space allowed in the one response. Obama, Clinton, and McCain all seem to be apart of the same elite group that funds the already broken system. We need someone that understands that our current system is totally broken. If you don't believe what I am saying research the idea of the federal reserve and come on back here.. We need someone that is going to isolate our country to a point that is reasonable enough to bring it back to where it was supposed to be in the first place.
funny thing that i was writing about the secret technique of color replacement you used, but my father came to make his stuff on this pc and while i was absend he clicked about 4 videos forward somewhere and erased my comment :) I like the yellow-blue style most of all and the opposite to it) and the first song, but i like singer's voice in second, especially in the na-na-na part, very deep.. It feels like it's his own song. As for you, your voice is definetly alt.. and you sing fabulously)
Gee, thank you! I just get caught up in the feeling of both songs. The first one is very political, and very true, I feel... but the second one just always gets me into a happy mood, no matter what, so that's sort of easier for me to sing with. And I liked the color affects, too. I just learned that my webcam is BEYOND AWESOME, with all its little special effects... too bad the image is really poor. Ah, well.)
The sense of your song is preeminent and song is very comfortable and becomes happy!!
a22d3jp 2 years ago
It looks very happy.
a22d3jp 2 years ago
i am obsessed with phil ochs.
MyriadHarbour 3 years ago
trippy
jjw1020 3 years ago
word, yes, i totally agree with you. Like, I think that Ron Paul would be the best president of the United States, truly. The federal government is crafted of fecal matter and does badly need to be incinerated and reconstructed so that it can work, and Federal IDs should be forever shunned. But things being as they are, I think that the most optimistic choice out of the three possible candidates would be Obama.
SpakeNative22 3 years ago
my camera has an option for a video recording, so i use it..) the webcam doesn't work apropriatly with a sound and i don't use it most of the time) Btw, if it's not a big deal of secret, who is your favorite candidate on presidentship?) I really liked the guy from republicans who was a doctor, i don't remember his name. He is one of those rare people in politics, who cares more about the country than about his ambitions.. But he already lost..) If only we could have such a president in Ukraine..
Minstrey 4 years ago
Are you talking about Ron Paul? If so, I agree, I think I would've actually voted for him. Ah, well... I think that if I could vote (my eighteenth birthday is TWO MONTHS after this crucial election! So upsetting!), I would vote for Mr. Obama. I think he is a visionary, and even though he doesn't have as much experience as Mrs. Clinton, he really is very inspiring to the youth of this nation, and I think he is going to spur a revolution or renaissance with his presidency, which is very good.)
SpakeNative22 4 years ago
I don't like Obama, he is too much of a showman. Yeah, this is his name, Ron Paul. If I could, I would vote for him) but I don't have a right to vote either cause i'm foreigner.) I was under 18 when there was election in Ukraine, but afterwards there was a revolution, I took a little part in it, cause I was living in the capitol that time. And after the revolution there was another election and I voted.) And the evil candidate lost haha) it was in the winter of 2004.
Minstrey 4 years ago
Yes, Obama can be quite flashy, and there are things about him that I dislike, but frankly, I think that all the available candidates are more like performers than leaders. However, what I notice with Obama is that the youth, the future generation, of America is actually VOTING! And I think that Obama is a sort of inspiring figure to the youth (most of them vote for him), and just the fact that the youth are getting inspired, and wanting to bring about change, I think, is very grand.
SpakeNative22 4 years ago
He's also sort of a Kennedy figure, I think. I mean, in a way, there weren't really many good qualities about Kennedy (except that he sort of saved the world from nuclear holocaust during the Thirteen Days by choosing non-violent action), but he really inspired people. And I think that's what Obama is doing, even if he's being flashy about it. I think he's a spur for change, even if he's not the most "capable" president. But really, if Ron Paul had a chance, I would probably vote for him.
SpakeNative22 4 years ago
It's unpossible to persuade somebody so that he/she could change their political views. we had something like a silent civil war back there in the Ukraine. So after that i never, you know, get into sombody's political vision. All I feel that I'm really able to do is to show what values I'm trying to protect and why and that's it. When people protect their values, i just stop)
hey!) Maybe your own spirit of youth was mixed up with Obamas' and maybe he wanted that to happen for a purpose?.. ;)
Minstrey 4 years ago
hmmm... possible. Who knows?
Sometimes I just want to forget all about politics. But then I remember that if I don't vote, idiots get elected into office XD
SpakeNative22 3 years ago
I must say, I am a huge Ron Paul supporter and it is a shame that "the powers that be" have made it so that he doesn't have a say in this election. I could go on and on about how he is the right candidate, but I have to speak up about Obama in this little debate. Granted I love the optimistic persona in his campaign, but I can't say that is the answer. We truly need to take a step back and take a true look in what we are involved in across the globe. There is too much corruption abroad.
piranhaman20 3 years ago
Bah, not enough space allowed in the one response. Obama, Clinton, and McCain all seem to be apart of the same elite group that funds the already broken system. We need someone that understands that our current system is totally broken. If you don't believe what I am saying research the idea of the federal reserve and come on back here.. We need someone that is going to isolate our country to a point that is reasonable enough to bring it back to where it was supposed to be in the first place.
piranhaman20 3 years ago
lol, damn the limits on youtube... The last point I wanted to make was the constitution works. It isn't perfect, but it works....
piranhaman20 3 years ago
funny thing that i was writing about the secret technique of color replacement you used, but my father came to make his stuff on this pc and while i was absend he clicked about 4 videos forward somewhere and erased my comment :) I like the yellow-blue style most of all and the opposite to it) and the first song, but i like singer's voice in second, especially in the na-na-na part, very deep.. It feels like it's his own song. As for you, your voice is definetly alt.. and you sing fabulously)
Minstrey 4 years ago
Gee, thank you! I just get caught up in the feeling of both songs. The first one is very political, and very true, I feel... but the second one just always gets me into a happy mood, no matter what, so that's sort of easier for me to sing with. And I liked the color affects, too. I just learned that my webcam is BEYOND AWESOME, with all its little special effects... too bad the image is really poor. Ah, well.)
SpakeNative22 4 years ago