From: David Ross Date: 2004-11-02T14:09:43+09:00 Subject: Re: [OT] US Presidential Election Phil Tomson wrote: >In article <200411012300.19852.transami@runbox.com>, >trans. (T. Onoma) wrote: > > >>Election Day is upon us! >> >>If you don't mind I would like to get a feel for the number of U.S. Bush vs. >>Kerry supporters in the Ruby community. I'm doing this in part as a way to >>weight the national election day results against the people I interact with >>everyday. >> >>If you're not a citizen of U.S. I wouldn't mind hearing your opinions too, >>just please state you're not a citizen. >> >>Get out the Vote! >> >>Thanks, >>T. >> >>P.S. I'll put my hat in the ring too after this thread gets started some. >> >> >> > >Do you really think this is a good idea? > >I mean, we should be encouraging everyone in the US to vote tomorrow, but >don't you think that having people declare a candidate here might cause >divisions on the list? > >Phil > > > > Well, I personally think its alright talking about politics as long as there are no mudslinging. Slashdot is full of arogance, and I think this list is mature enough to talk about politics. I don't think anyone here are two year olds? Every good conversation and argument releases different viewpoints, information, and the expansion of topics. David Ross -- Hazzle free packages for Ruby? RPA is available from http://www.rubyarchive.org/