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    07 Nov '12 00:39
    I think Obama looks slightly more blessed than Romney at the moment.
  2. Standard memberkaroly aczel
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    07 Nov '12 00:42
    This is important 😛

    I can't get my radio tuned. I'll just wait with abated breath here.
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    07 Nov '12 00:44
    Originally posted by karoly aczel
    This is important 😛

    I can't get my radio tuned. I'll just wait with abated breath here.
    You mean you don't have a TV?
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    07 Nov '12 00:44
    Originally posted by divegeester
    You mean you don't have a TV?
    Or... you know, the internets.....
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    07 Nov '12 00:47
    Originally posted by googlefudge
    Or... you know, the internets.....
    I never believe the internet; put faith in Faux News
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    07 Nov '12 00:49
    Originally posted by divegeester
    I never believe the internet; put faith in Faux News
    I think Obama will win, RJH voted for Romney, hes like a Jonah in a ship!
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    07 Nov '12 01:02
    Originally posted by divegeester
    You mean you don't have a TV?
    The result will be in the Sunday papers.
    Unless there is a glut of AllBlacks injuries ......
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    07 Nov '12 01:07
    Originally posted by robbie carrobie
    I think Obama will win, RJH voted for Romney, hes like a Jonah in a ship!
    I think Obama will win because that's what the predictions (not polls) have been saying for the last 6+ months.

    The guys who make these forecasts are generally pretty accurate, (the bookies lose money when they
    are wrong) and predict the result correctly far more often than not.

    Of course they were not counting on a hurricane hitting the North-Eastern US just before the election, and I have
    no idea what that will do to the result (if anything), and also Obama did worse in the debates than possibly expected.

    However he's still forecast to be the most likely to win.



    However I do find it depressing that there are countless hours/days of coverage over months devoted to who is
    most likely to win and who is 'winning' at any given point rather than the policies and who 'should' win.
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    07 Nov '12 01:10
    Originally posted by wolfgang59
    The result will be in the Sunday papers.
    Unless there is a glut of AllBlacks injuries ......
    "Ugh. Hard copy."
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    07 Nov '12 01:12
    Originally posted by googlefudge
    I think Obama will win because that's what the predictions (not polls) have been saying for the last 6+ months.

    The guys who make these forecasts are generally pretty accurate, (the bookies lose money when they
    are wrong) and predict the result correctly far more often than not.

    Of course they were not counting on a hurricane hitting the North-Ea ...[text shortened]... win and who is 'winning' at any given point rather than the policies and who 'should' win.
    I watch two tv programs, the big bang theory and Malcolm in the middle, this is the course of wisdom, one does not get exposed to endless news reports, politics and politicians.
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    07 Nov '12 01:55
    Does anyone here seriously think God is involved? He clearly says in the Bible that ALL governments will be destroyed in the future by his son, so why would he take sides with any of them?
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    07 Nov '12 02:481 edit
    Originally posted by galveston75
    Does anyone here seriously think God is involved? He clearly says in the Bible that ALL governments will be destroyed in the future by his son, so why would he take sides with any of them?
    Paul said (Romans 13:1-4) of governments... "the existing authorities stand placed in their relative positions by God". Indeed, Paul asserts that governments and their authority are in accordance with "the arrangement of God". In fact, it was robbie who quoted this scripture recently.
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    07 Nov '12 02:58
    Originally posted by galveston75
    Does anyone here seriously think God is involved? He clearly says in the Bible that ALL governments will be destroyed in the future by his son, so why would he take sides with any of them?
    Any genuine religious person surely believes they are doing the
    right thing with respect to their god. This must extend to politics too.

    A mormon in the Whitehouse and 3 First Ladies ... that would be different!
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    07 Nov '12 03:02
    Originally posted by galveston75
    Does anyone here seriously think God is involved?
    Romans 13: "Therefore he who opposes the authority has taken a stand against the arrangement of God". This means, presumably, that whoever wins the U.S. election is part of "the arrangement of God". Or do you believe Paul was incorrect?
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    07 Nov '12 03:06
    Originally posted by divegeester
    You mean you don't have a TV?
    No tv. It shat me and my kid too much.
    Only ps2 and dvd.
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