it's not what we're owed but it's what we've earned

[underagedrinkng]

I am so nervous for tomorrow. I was on the subway when I saw headlines reminding me of it and I felt genuinely nauseous.

I can only imagine how it feels for Americans.

Good luck, world.

Comments

[rather_forget]

Thank you, love. <3

I hope we can do you proud.

[underagedrinkng]

Hahah I hope so too! it's about time. ;)

[underagedrinkng]

Kind of related: http://www.iftheworldcouldvote.com/results

[halleluh]

a lot of people i know (myself included) are worried as hell. but hopefully things will turn out well -- fingers crossed! i just hope we know tonight and don't have to wait for the results for days like in 2000.

[anonymous]

It is important but theres an idea that's been floating around.

If McCain wins, it'll be much the same. But if Obama wins, he's going to get assasinated. Not me doing it but I believe whoever came up with this idea is right. Americans just aren't ready for it. There will be some extremist who's going to hate it.

~Michele

[underagedrinkng]

I don't believe in all the assassination talk that's been going around, I really don't. This isn't the 1960s - call me an idealist, but I'd really like to believe that we've moved past the age of assassinations. Maybe it's wishful thinking, but I think we're a little more civilized than that.

[anonymous]

Most people are. But we're talking about juse a few Americans that still kill gays, and blacks, and women that challenge men.

The world has evolved but not necessarily the people in it.

And maybe people have moved past assasinations but kidnapping is much easier and more commong. And definitely gets the point across.

Let's wait and see and hopefully the new PRESIDENT (so exciting!) can get done everything he wanted to. Or at least set it in motion.

~Michele