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Re:The Copyright Lobby Absolutely Loves Child Pornography by pbhjpbhj on Sunday January 22, 2012 @06:16PM (#3498175)
It's often said that politicians have "no morals" but this - ig verified - really demonstrates a complete lack of decency that is quite galling to me. Subverting democracy with smutty name-calling, seriously; and these are supposed leaders of the people.

Such a small thing would so sully the office of the POTUS so as to genuinely discredit the USA for me.

What's worse is I fear that such a fiend would have no shame for doing something like this. If I were supreme ruler of Earth politicians doing such things would be censured and forced to clean Mumbai sewers for the rest of their days.

Re:The Copyright Lobby Absolutely Loves Child Pornography by GigabyteCoin on Monday January 23, 2012 @02:27AM (#3499458)
Fully agreed. As a Canadian, I was disgraced by the attack ads put forth by our two most recent contending parties that I did not vote.

How can I vote for either of them, when they are both miscreants?

Re:The Copyright Lobby Absolutely Loves Child Pornography by the_unknown on Monday January 23, 2012 @09:37AM (#3500461)
Luckily there are more than just 2 parties to vote for... true, the PC and Liberals were the top dogs but the oft-overlooked NDP certainly bumped things up last time and the Green - well, they were given a seat off in the backwaters of BC... oh, and a few other regional/sort-of-national parties as well - there are alternatives if you're willing to test them out.
Re:The Copyright Lobby Absolutely Loves Child Pornography by GigabyteCoin on Tuesday January 24, 2012 @04:56AM (#3504127)
Well yes and no. Imho, a vote for anything other than the two who can actually win is as good as no vote at all.

Sometimes I think they are put there by the main parties to steal votes from their opposition on issues they cannot possibly accommodate.

Re:The Copyright Lobby Absolutely Loves Child Pornography by throwaway64 on Monday January 23, 2012 @02:58AM (#3499509)
that's the exact intention of attack ads, they disenfranchise voters, and this is usually very good for incumbents.