Who are you voting for in November, /pol/?
>>76700751
not trump
>>76700751
Not Hillary, not Trump.
Other than that, haven't decided yet.
Might just skip that section or teabag the ballot or something the Founders would approve of.
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>>76700751
People still post on 4chan? I mean I've heard of people beating a dead horse but this is ridiculous. 4chan is dead, whatever you're posting on now isn't 4chan, it's simply it's half rotten, maggot infested corpse.
4chan was a glorious, brilliant and mind-expanding creation. It took the moral values that we held and tore them apart, inserted over 9000 hilariously sick images, sewed us back up again and sent us on our way to cause havoc across the internet.
The arrival of the pure and perfect title of Anonymous (I still get goosebumps when I see it) is one of the masterstrokes of our lifetime. 4chan would never be just another image board, it would be a social experiment.
In our lives every move we make is scrutinized closely and can damage us. We are restricted in what we can say, do and importantly.... laugh at. But what if you could have a place where everyone was anonymous? Where people never feared retribution, isolation or permanent damage. What if there was a place in which people could say what they liked, post what they liked, laugh at what they liked and no one would ever know it was them. It changed us all and gave the sickest amongst us a chance to be acknowledged and praised that could be achieved nowhere else. Anonymous is legion is one of the most overused phrases around but it is entirely and utterly true. The success of one was the success of all. We did not take credit for our work because we knew our /b/rothers would provide next time.
4chan flourished and didn't just push people's boundaries, it knocked them down. Then it began to suffer from what all good things eventually suffer from, its own success.
>>76700751
Anons broke the sacred rules and told their friends, those friends told their friends. Every week more and more meme-spouting, "EPIC"-screaming newf*gs appeared and killed everything that was good about 4chan. They saw screencaps of the great moments in its short history and thought that if they spent 20 minutes on the board they'd see something just as amazing, and when they didn't they tried to make it happen. The jokes that were brutally funny when they first appeared were thrown around like so many old tennis balls, bouncing less and less each time.
4chan rotted from the inside and pouring over it now is like trying to suck milk from a dead cow. You might get something that was once milk, and if you turn off all your senses you might imagine to be milk but it sure as f*** isn't milk.
Let its memory be sacred in the as yet unwritten tomes of internet history. Don't do to it what has been done to so many good things over the ages, drag them on for so long that people forget what it was that made them so good at the start. All that can be said for what remains of 4chan is that it started makin' trouble in my neighbourhood. I got in one little fight and my mom got scared and said, "You're movin' with your auntie and uncle in Bel-Air." I whistled for a cab and when it came near the license plate said fresh and it had dice in the mirror. If anything I could say that this cab was rare but I thought no forget it, yo home to Bel-Air.
>>76700751
The guy in OP's picture, probably. Just because I pay too much into the scamverment system to not at least vote & I can't make any rational argument to support any of this year's candidates other than Gary.
>>76700819
Delete your account
>>76701017
>>76700959
NIce meme
clinton
>>76700819
So Clinton.
Clinton is Clinton.
Johnson is Clinton.
Stein is Clinton.
Writing in Sanders is Clinton.
Vermin Supreme, Bart Simpson, and [your name] are Clinton.
>voting for a meme candidate so he can drum up enough attention for another book deal
ISHYGDDT
>>76703197
but I'm not voting for Trump though
Hillary because I want an actual politician who can do political things in the highest political office in the world, not some washed up dude who's claim to fame is being what poor people think a rich person is like.
>>76700751
Jill Stein
