Where do you stand?

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This, obviously, is a very important time of the year. Any and every source of media is promoting President Obama and Governor Romney. As a result, we have a lot of people out here who are voicing their political views. That's fine and dandy and all, but know what you're talking about. Know where you stand, and why. Very often do I see people saying things like, "Obama that n**ga ('is' excluded intentionally), f**k Romney" and "If Romney wins, I'm moving to Africa", or any other variation of ignorant statements. I'm not calling anyone stupid, but come on, G. I want to see y'all be better than that. Say that you're are or are not voting for Romney because of what he plans to do with FAFSA, not because he's white. Say that you're are or not voting for Obama because of his disarmament plans, or something. Don't be ignorant. If you're not interested in politics, don't pretend. We have enough pseudo-intellectual dunces out her, pimp.

                                                                I'm just gonna leave this here. (part 1)

And this....(part 2.)

Aaaand this...(part 3)

All in all, know where you stand. Whether you're pro-Romney or prObama, know the reason. I don't want to see any more, "Obama that nigga, bruh". You sound like you never passed your high school graduation test, pimp. Go get your degree and/or education yourself. I'm not saying you HAVE to learn about politics. If you're not interested, then cool. I'm just saying...know about politics AS OPPOSED to perpetrating. 

That is all....

-@Livelivellc 

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