New Preamble To The Constitution

[PFC5]

Originally Posted by tcarcio

LOL....That's halarious.....

And sadly likely to become true if people don't recognize what is happening before it is too late.

[DonnyDC]

Originally Posted by mobiushky

Actually, you don't. You know what was reported.

Actually, it was global and they asked several countries. But that wasn't my point. My point was, who in each country? Do you just assume it was done fairly? If so, you are naive. I'm not saying it was intentionally flawed, but you have WAY too much trust in a news report. That should scare you.

In the US, rural areas trend toward more conservative and populace areas trend toward liberal. I don't have a single link, but it is a known trend in the US. Can't speak for other countries.

You could have saved yourself the trouble and just said "This survey is probably skewed liberal propaganda and I dont trust it lalala!!!"
Funny how youre asking all these questions yet you'll assume right away that rural government hating citizens were never asked in the states..

Big difference between "broken" and "needs some tweaking." The system is NOT broken. But people are flawed and therefore need some boundaries. Unfortunately, we are treating government as if it cannot possibly be flawed as well. What's the difference between a greedy corrupt CEO of a company and a greedy corrupt politician? Nothing.

Aww look were back to trusting the survey.
Glad you agree the government isnt perfect and does need some tweaking.

As as been posted twice now (this make it 3 times), you are using faulty logic. So what you "said" was wrong. 62% of Americans think the system is NOT broken even though some think it isn't 100% perfect. I don't see the current system as 100% perfect. But I do NOT think the system is broken.

Uhh ok Im not gonna get into an argument about the difference between 'broken' and 'needs improvement.'
Point is a large group believe there needs to be a dramatic change(about 17%), even more people say there needs to be more regulation(about 45%), about 10% didnt have an opinion, and only 25% are fine with the way things are already going.

Google is your friend. If you can't be bothered to look up the actual report rather than what reporters think you should know out of it, well that's your problem, not mine.

I just ask for a link and you get all testy. I guess its too much to ask you to validate your numbers.