If you won a $100 million lotto, would you care about immigration laws, gas prices, the war, or unemployment?
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I would like to think that I would but in all honesty all of the people I care about wouldn't have to worry about it either so probably not. Besides that I think I would leave the states anyways. So the answer is no, not so much. Great question. J
626028
If all we get is some stupid $100 rebate for being robbed at the gas pump I would like to show it up some politician's a**.
582197
Well I will be doing the most American thing I can think of, supporting the Chinese economy and buying $100 dollars of Chinese made fireworks.\n\n\nYou don't have anything to worry about, they will never take our guns away from us.
107993
depends how s**t your current situation is like. Also how much money you have, if you would miss your family and how much u can stand those vile americans (only jokin i love u reli)
1070652
I would get rich.\n\nthen buy lots of shares in the companies wich make up "the man" i would then have voting rights, enabling me to make "the man" stick it to himself.
918521
Sadly, yes....\n\nLiberty for... the rich, the powerful and only if you were born an American.
24595
I'm not interested in a candidates stances ("I believe in America; my opponent believes in selling babies to gay, drug dealing, communists").  I care about whether or not they're engaged in the problems of the world around them.  Do they care about peoples lives, are they thinking about solutions.  \n\nIt's easy to stand in opposition to what you don't like and say that's having convictions.  But what I want is someone who, instead of having all the answers, wants to work to solve the problems.  Someone creative, hardworking, insightful, and compassionate.  Only then am I even willing to listen to their ideas on free trade, or foreign relations, or social security, or education.  \n\nCan you imagine hiring someone at any office in America based on the beliefs and opinions they already hold.  No, you hire based on their ability to do the work, their practical ideas, their sense of themselves, but even more so their adaptability to new situations that could arise.  Sadly, this isn't how candidates are elected, and it's to the detriment of the nation.
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Ok, if someone is willing to pay for me to move to another country and get me set up there, I would gladly move and leave this country behind.  Unfortunately it's not that simple to just get up and leave everything that you know.  Give me a ticket to New Zealand, $160,000US to buy a place to live and time to find work and I'm outta here.  Right now I make just enough to not be in debt and can't even afford a plane ticket across the street, much less to another country.  So tell me to leave, I will when I win the lottery.\n\nI love the person who said it will show up on the day to vote... in case you forgot BUSH LOST HIS FIRST ELECTION... incumbents are almost never kicked out of office despite countless allegations with HARD EVIDENCE OF CORRUPTION such as taking bribes... the vote means nothing in this country... I live in PA, the democratically elected government has been (almost) unanimously declared the most corrupt state government in US history ;-)  and guess how many incumbents were recently re-elected despite everyone in every poll stating they didn't vote for them? ;-)
1043142
I wouldn't want to know my future!  I am a worry wart... that could be dangerous for me!  lol... but winning a big lottery would be nice...LOL
637990
Don't waste your time thinking about the lottery money which you may or may not get. Go and do some useful job...okay..?
437802
No, because it doesn't have to be for those running the lottery to rake in *HUGE* profits.  As long as they get their money they couldn't care less who wins the prize money.
249334
The chances of anyone winning the lottery are extremely slim. It'd be wise to invest your money elsewhere.
414056
You want a "free" list of "free" money.  You wouldn't happen to vote Democrat, would you?
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No. It's not worth the hassle of going thru the charade.  \nPretending for Immigration is a full time job.  You have to become a professional liar to get and keep your story straight.  Not worth it!
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I would put it down to psychology.\n\nPeople who feel they are well-off feel no need to participate in the lottery programs. While those who feel they are less than well off think "Why not bet a buck or two on the chance to make a few million?". \n\nIt would seem to make sense to me.\n\naddition: Yes Matt - agreed. I just didn't state it as eloquently. Feeling 'no need to participate' is as you say related to education, and those well off tend to have a better education.
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Stand on a corner, hold a cup in one hand, and a sign in the other that says, I am a Viet Nam vet, I will work for food"\n\nOr, "I am a son of George Bush. I will kill for food"\nor\nI am a worthless wet back from Mexico So I am asking for your money. either give it to me or I will come to your hose tonight and steal all you have?
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Do you care about baseball?