Is it time for this... change

• sleeper

  

  Con_Alma;1512754 wrote:You think giving free phones to people would convince representatives to pass such a bill? I disagree.
  
  In addition, the judical branch has no reason to pander for such votes. I disagree that such a bill would be deemed acceptable. Your suggestion is too simple.
  
  P.S. It'a not me you need to work with no matter if you're willing or not.

  Yes, I call it the Obama strategy. I'm sure millions of people would trade their right to vote for a material good.
  
  Con_Alma, I'd prefer to work with you rather than against you. Let's negotiate!
• Con_Alma

  I am just as sure they won't. They already get way more value from the feds than that of a simple phone. Such an attempted constitutional amendment would never pass the mustard at the judicial level. Your proposal is too simple....but I wish you luck. You'll need it.
  
  I'm confident enough to know that negotiating with me will have absolutely no impact on such an idea.
• sleeper

  

  Con_Alma;1512760 wrote:I am just as sure they won't. They already get way more value from the feds than that of a simple phone. Such an attempted constitutional amendment would never pass the mustard at the judicial level. Your proposal is too simple....but I wish you luck. You'll need it.
  
  I'm confident enough to know that negotiating with me will have absolutely no impact on such an idea.

  Well if you ever feel the need to negotiate I'm always willing to reach across the aisle and compromise with my fellow Americans. I'm a little disappointed you are unable to generate any ideas to help fix the world in which we live and would rather just complain. To each his own though I support.
• Con_Alma

  Me engaging in negotiation will have no effect on this situation.
  
  I haven't complained at all about the current situation or your point nor will I.
  

  sleeper;1512792 wrote:... To each his own though I support.

  Isn't that exactly opposite to your point in this thread?