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Friday, August 03, 2007
In Mexico, Rebel Politician Courts the Law-and-Order Vote
The colorful former mayor of Tijuana, Mexico, stands an even chance of being elected governor of the state of Baja California, despite allegations against him.
Since 1968 I stopped voting for them. They grew too comfy and most Mexicans didn't see the fruits of the Revolution, only the revolutionary "family" running the country.
Yeah, I can't help but note that less that 1% of the worlds population owns 99% of the worlds wealth, so you can safely figure that we're all being played by very few.
This is why I hate politics and the sheep-people that get manipulated to fight a culture war among themselves, and place blame on ideological differences, while the real problem hides in the shadows playing the masses against each other's delusions about what the best world should look like.
I'm sick of being told that I should vote for the lesser of evils.
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Eduardo, do you support the PRI?
No way.
Since 1968 I stopped voting for them. They grew too comfy and most Mexicans didn't see the fruits of the Revolution, only the revolutionary "family" running the country.
Yeah, I can't help but note that less that 1% of the worlds population owns 99% of the worlds wealth, so you can safely figure that we're all being played by very few.
Tell me about it, Carlos Slim is one of those
This is why I hate politics and the sheep-people that get manipulated to fight a culture war among themselves, and place blame on ideological differences, while the real problem hides in the shadows playing the masses against each other's delusions about what the best world should look like.
I'm sick of being told that I should vote for the lesser of evils.
PRI lost to PAN. Mr. Jorge Hank Rhon was a no show at the press conference he had called out earlier.
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