If your guy loses.......

[El Blanco]

I am just curious, what are the people whose guy doesn't win going to do.

Are the Kerry supporters on the board who said they would move to Canada or some other country follow through?

Will Bush supporters stockpile weapons and shelter themselves in their basements in preperation for the immenant terrorist attack (I've already got a 12-gauge on order)?

[Anonymous]

Wasn't this already covered in a 'Plan B' thread?

[Jeanette X]

Bawl. Then I would get a custom t-shirt made with this printed on it:

http://www.comicon.com/thebeat/images/village_bush.jpg

I would've had it done now, but if Kerry wins, it would be kind of useless.

[El Blanco]

Wasn't this already covered in a 'Plan B' thread?

Oh ya, topics never get repeated.

When I saw that one, I just looked at the title and didn't read it. Its a few pages deep anyway, and I'm too lazy to look for it.

Now, answer the fucking question.

[Anonymous]

Ask nicely.

[El Blanco]

NOW, MOTHER FUCKER, NOW!

[Anonymous]

I plan to respect whomever wins and to realize that this country is at its strongest when united, even if we're uniting behind a crazed mong who believes God talks to him!

[davinxtk]

I am just curious, what are the people whose guy doesn't win going to do.

One word: litigation.

[El Blanco]

I mean after that shitstorm.

When some judge or jury tells us who the president for the next 4 years will be.

[Bobo Adobo]

Will Bush supporters stockpile weapons and shelter themselves in their basements in preperation for the immenant terrorist attack (I've already got a 12-gauge on order)?

Thats actually what Im going to do if Bush wins... :(

[Guitar Woman]

lol @ Jeanette

[AChimp]

I'm sure that Canada will be okay with letting thousands of Americans live here for the next 4 years. :/

[Supafly345]

I will think, "Boy, all the people who are upset sure are a bunch of fucking dumbasses."

[AChimp]

That's easy for someone in Taiwan to say. :rolleyes

[Ricky Glue]

Jesus..I actually agree with A-Chimp. BUt yea..moving to Canada sounds like a good idea. Chimp, where would I wanna live? I hear some cities are anti-american and will perform racist hate crimes on me. So where would be best to live for 4 years?

[Emu]

"American" isn't a race. And if there are citizens gullible enough to believe that then I fear for the future of the country.

[Ricky Glue]

I fear for it if Bush gets re-elected. Thus the conversation of moving to Canada. And no, Emu, you can't come with us...stupid.

[Bass]

I wouldn't flee unless the candidates are lying about a draft... then I'd go to Canada (crossing the Canadian border is easier than crossing the Mexican border) after that I may travel to another country. I could probably last a while in England or France.

Of course if Bush gets elected, and there is no draft.... I'll just sit at home and complain about how my state is full of a bunch of right wing idiots.

[Emu]

I wouldn't flee if Bush got elected again. I don't like him, and I don't agree with his stance on most topics, and it CERTAINLY won't be the prettiest 4 years of American history, but I'm having difficulty seeing this weird dreaded Busholocaust that everyone else seems to see coming. I think that a lot of what Bush could do politcally will probably just get turned over within the following decade anyway. Anyone can see that this gay marriage shit won't fly for long, and the No Child Left Behind act is bound to go down in the Bloopers section of your children's history textbooks.

[punkgrrrlie10]

I will stay and fight the good fight to slow down the desecration of our civil liberties. If all those who care about freedom leave, then it's not really being destroyed.

[sadie]

I'm sure that Canada will be okay with letting thousands of Americans live here for the next 4 years. :/
party at chimp's place!

[Burger Lord]

Bawl. Then I would get a custom t-shirt made with this printed on it:

http://www.comicon.com/thebeat/images/village_bush.jpg

I would've had it done now, but if Kerry wins, it would be kind of useless.


nah, that pic actually makes Bush look cooler than he really is, I would rather see him on a white horse and a cowboy hat fighting the Axis of Evil including Dr. Doom and Lex Luthor

[Ant10708]

Is that Bush giving the finger real?

[Miss Modular]

In the past, I've talked about moving abroad. But I've decided that unless things get especially violent, I'm staying here. And even if I do move out of the country, it'll probably just be to Toronto.

[Cosmo Electrolux]

I will stay and fight the good fight to slow down the desecration of our civil liberties. If all those who care about freedom leave, then it's not really being destroyed.

well said....

[Ricky Glue]

1-Ant, yes it is real.
2-Modular, I agree. Moving immediately will not be a good course of action, but if things get too spicy for me to handle, then we'll coordinate a mass migration to Toronto.

[Jeanette X]

Is that Bush giving the finger real?

Go to the "Bush Gets Saucy" thread.

[DamnthatDavid]

I enjoy being the most hated nation in the world. I want us to cut all our ties with our European allies. Hell, we are on friendly terms with Russia and China right now then most of those "democracies."

I say, lets take over the bloody world.

[sadie]

i wish there were two earths, so people like you could have your own sandbox.

[ziggytrix]

I'm having difficulty seeing this weird dreaded Busholocaust that everyone else seems to see coming. I think that a lot of what Bush could do politcally will probably just get turned over within the following decade anyway.

Supreme Court Appointments are for LIFE. The worst part about Bush winning today would not be four more years of Bush, but rather the rulings of a Supreme Court with (they're expecting 3) judges appointed by him.

I was very unsatisfied with his response to all questions about Supreme Court nominations during the debates.

That said, I'm in no position to up and leave the country, even if I thought it were somehow the necessary thing to do.

[punkgrrrlie10]

Supreme Court Appointments are for LIFE. The worst part about Bush winning today would not be four more years of Bush, but rather the rulings of a Supreme Court with (they're expecting 3) judges appointed by him.

I was very unsatisfied with his response to all questions about Supreme Court nominations during the debates.

Huge among the legal community. Huge.