Originally Posted by SteveSki (Post 36932)

Vote for Hillary and watch things slowly deteriorate or vote for Trump and risk the world going to hell overnight. A s.h.i.t sandwich or a turd for dessert are the only choices this time around. Can we survive either one???

Let's say Trump wins, builds his wall, makes Mexico pay for it, knocks the hell out of ISIS without starting world war 3 and brings back some of our factories.

Within 5 to 10 years those factories will switch from using human labor to mostly robotics and other terrorist groups will pop up with killer robots and killer drones.

What if there's an EMP attack on the USA? Just one nuke can take out most of the electric grid and fry most electronics in cars and computers. Within 1 year 90% of all Americans would be dead due to no energy, no transportation, and no food.

All we can do is prepare for the worst and hope for the best.

Cheers,
Steve

Originally Posted by SteveSki (Post 36932)

Vote for Hillary and watch things slowly deteriorate or vote for Trump and risk the world going to hell overnight. A s.h.i.t sandwich or a turd for dessert are the only choices this time around. Can we survive either one???

Let's say Trump wins, builds his wall, makes Mexico pay for it, knocks the hell out of ISIS without starting world war 3 and brings back some of our factories.

Within 5 to 10 years those factories will switch from using human labor to mostly robotics and other terrorist groups will pop up with killer robots and killer drones.

What if there's an EMP attack on the USA? Just one nuke can take out most of the electric grid and fry most electronics in cars and computers. Within 1 year 90% of all Americans would be dead due to no energy, no transportation, and no food.

All we can do is prepare for the worst and hope for the best.

Cheers,
Steve

Originally Posted by Dien Rice (Post 37023)

Hi Steve,

I gotta agree with you... Personally I think both are crooks. I'm happy for others to have their opinion either way.

We're in a situation as I see it where the primary voters of each party, in their wisdom, have nominated a couple of pretty bad nominees. It's enough to make you choke on your porridge.

I'm an American living in Australia (as you are too Steve!)... If you are living overseas, you vote in the state where you last lived. In my case that would be Massachusetts (I spent some time at Boston University in the past). For the last 28 years, Massachusetts has always voted Democrat in the presidential election... So is it worth voting when you're not voting in a swing state?

Best wishes,

Dien