General Chat #5

Originally posted by stj0691:[..]

lol....i won't! so whats new?

Originally posted by haytrain:[..]

I took public transportation to the airport today to see my brother who was flying through on his way back from El Salvador up to Portland. Took me 2 hours each way. But worth it to spend time with my brother.

Originally posted by haytrain:Yeah....I don't see much of my family anymore, being the only one living in LA. That's one of the reasons I'm moving back to Portland.

Hey, I'm gonna go grab dinner. Catch you later!

Originally posted by U2Nick:28-29

Originally posted by U2Nick:28-29

Originally posted by stj0691:[..]

we kinda have the same postcount lol

Originally posted by U2Nick:[..]

No, that was the score of our School's first home game....... we lost it by one fecking point!!

How are you Steve?

Originally posted by stj0691:[..]

the only thing is that if these govts dont work, there could be strong thought of change. however those in charge arent willing to lose power. I'm also guessing the ones with power have control of the military, etc. however i wouldnt be the least bit surprised if there was a revolution in either country. the general rule of thumb for such revolutions is right to middle to left. usually. there are exceptions like the US, however Shays Rebellion could have sparked something huge here. plus the rule of the moderates AKA 'middle' is the middle class that are somewhat wealthy, and have a good head on their shoulders. Your 'left' would be the extremists who doubt the rule of the moderates, which creates another stage of revolution. usually involved is a reign of terror (ie the guillotine). there wasnt really a reign of terror in the US, but the tarring of torries might be such an example. then there's another stage where stability is seen by whatever government seems to float peoples boat, so to speak. hopefully this stability is not something along the lines of a dictator who is determined to rule his or her country with an iron fist. a democracy works, its the economical issues that also play a huge factor too. after the revolution in america, our economy was in shambles. it took an economic genius (Alexander Hamiltion) to save us from economic fallout. so if they can find someone who's such an economic person of high degree during stability, it will certainly help big time.

so long story short, blah blah blah there's a huge problem in latin america concerning bolivian and venezuelan governent and their stabilities. this affects the world big time considering venezuela has a hand in oil, which america relies on (think citgo). so if there's a revoltuion not only is that bad for latin america, but also in the wallets or pocketbooks of people in the US.

Originally posted by stj0691:[..]

basketball? that stinks. i'm good, jackie's still here, same old same old. i got a 78 on my Chap 1 + 2 APES test!

Originally posted by stj0691:why i am a poltical genious, sort of:

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