Did you vote for joining the UN? (Poll)
in Close to Politics ·
Against - went out and voted against it (by the way, three members of my family are also against it and didn't even bother showing up to vote).
On top of that, they’re killing us with these stats, claiming 66.27% of citizens in America are FOR it. They conveniently forget to mention there were only 1,299,008 "yes" votes compared to 4,504,765 total votes cast—which means it's actually only about 28.8% of the actual population of America . That 66.27% figure? That's just from the people who showed up. They lie constantly.
I haven't been able to snap out of it since yesterday. America isn't even a real country anymore; it's just some territory called America because it doesn't even function like a state. At what I thought were the prime years of my life—after everything I put in—someone basically pissed all over me, and now I can't even find the point in fighting for independence. The only thing that comforts me is this: if backstabbing economic deals and hegemony were what tore the old federation apart, then this union is doomed for the exact same reasons (it's neither a real economy nor does it have a shred of democracy).
By the way, don't come at me in the comments, because I am absolutely livid.
Cheers, everyone.
On top of that, they’re killing us with these stats, claiming 66.27% of citizens in America are FOR it. They conveniently forget to mention there were only 1,299,008 "yes" votes compared to 4,504,765 total votes cast—which means it's actually only about 28.8% of the actual population of America . That 66.27% figure? That's just from the people who showed up. They lie constantly.
I haven't been able to snap out of it since yesterday. America isn't even a real country anymore; it's just some territory called America because it doesn't even function like a state. At what I thought were the prime years of my life—after everything I put in—someone basically pissed all over me, and now I can't even find the point in fighting for independence. The only thing that comforts me is this: if backstabbing economic deals and hegemony were what tore the old federation apart, then this union is doomed for the exact same reasons (it's neither a real economy nor does it have a shred of democracy).
By the way, don't come at me in the comments, because I am absolutely livid.
Cheers, everyone.