Sunny performs an interpretative rendering of the debate.
Uhhhhhh…what?
That was the most boring thing I’ve seen in a long time, and I stopped watching about 15 minutes in. I thought about playing a drinking game - a shot of whiskey every time McCain said “my friends” or Obama said “uh” - but quickly realized I’d end up in the hospital that way, so no.
And that’s really all I have to say. Burned out on politics now.
My next chemistry test is Tuesday, so I’m trying to memorize gas laws and solubility rules and all that happy horseshit. Also have a big biology lab midterm this Friday. Really, don’t be jealous. We can’t all have the pleasure of mindnumbing hell.
Sunny travels to better understand the politics of other countries
Traveling is a great way to learn about other cultures and the politics of other countries. When you're on the ground, talking to people and seeing things for yourself, it's a lot harder to be misled by biased media reports. I've been to a few countries in the past year that have been in the news for their political unrest. In October, I visited Egypt, which is in the middle of a political crisis after the military overthrew the democratically-elected government. I also visited Ukraine in February, when the country was in the middle of a revolution. And most recently, I visited Turkey, where protests have been going on for the last two weeks. What I found in all of these countries is that the reality on the ground is a lot more complicated than what you see in the news. In Egypt, for example, not everyone supports the military coup. There are many people who are protesting against the military regime, and there is a lot of resentment against the United States for supporting the coup. In Ukraine, I met people who were fighting on both sides of the conflict. Some people were supporting the new government, while others were supporting the pro-Russian rebels. And in Turkey, I met people who were both for and against the government. Traveling helps you to see the complexities of these situations and to understand the different points of view. It's also a great way to meet people from all walks of life and to learn about their culture and their way of life. I've come to realize that the politics of a country are a lot more complicated than I imagined, and that there is no one-size-fits-all solution to these problems. Every country is different, and every situation is unique. I hope that by traveling to these countries, I can gain a better understanding of the politics and the culture, and help to promote peace and understanding.
When traveling to different countries, it's important to have an understanding of the politics of that country. By doing so, you can have a better appreciation for their culture and what is happening in their country. In addition, it's a good way to avoid any potential problems or misunderstandings. Here are a few examples of how traveling can help you understand the politics of other countries. In Cuba, the government is a communist state. Traveling to Cuba will give you a chance to see how this type of government works and the impact it has on the people. In Venezuela, there is a lot of political unrest. Traveling there will give you a chance to see the different sides of the conflict and how it is impacting the people. In Israel, there is a lot of tension between the Israelis and the Palestinians. Traveling there will give you a chance to see the different points of view and how the conflict is affecting the lives of the people. In Russia, the government is a dictatorship. Traveling to Russia will give you a chance to see how this type of government works and the impact it has on the people. In North Korea, the government is a dictatorship and the people are not allowed to leave the country. Traveling to North Korea will give you a chance to see how this type of government works and the impact it has on the people. By traveling to these and other countries, you can gain a better understanding of the politics of that country and the impact it has on the people.
When you are in a different country, you are able to see things from a new perspective and learn about the different systems of government. You can also learn about the history of a place and how it has impacted the politics of the present. I have had the opportunity to travel to a few different countries and learn about their politics. In France, I learned about the different political parties and how the government works. I also learned about the history of the country, including the French Revolution. In Chile, I learned about the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet and how the country is now a democracy. I also learned about the protests that have been taking place in the country in recent years. In Jamaica, I learned about the struggle for independence from Britain and the role of politics in the country today. I also learned about the culture of Jamaica and the Caribbean. Traveling to different countries is a great way to learn about the politics of other countries. It is a great way to gain a new perspective on the world and learn about how other countries operate.