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| Originally posted by The17sss TA is an outlet where, on these stupid issues, people complain back and forth all the time. So what? In everyday real life where it really matters, you don't know what I'm doing that is constructive or not. All I can tell you is, I'm not one of those people who show up and picket or protest. |
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| Originally posted by igottaknow ok then please set us straight and tell us the constructive things you are doing irl to help this country. |
Also, I have a question regarding your signature which seems to have been put there in an effort to point out the stupidity of it. Would you care to explain why you feel that particular comment is "outrageous"?
Edit: For reference, in case someone comes across this thread months or years down the road...
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-Democrat Rep. John Dingell, Michigan, after being asked why benefits don't kick in until 2014 |
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| Originally posted by idoru The whole Democrat vs. Republican thing is absolute fucking bullshit and your whining (as most everybody else in this country's whining) is doing nothing constructive for our current political situation. It's like the entire nation is acting like fucking kindergarteners and, to be quite honest, it's really embarrassing. Enough already. |
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| Originally posted by idoru Also, I have a question regarding your signature which seems to have been put there in an effort to point out the stupidity of it. Would you care to explain why you feel that particular comment is "outrageous"? Edit: For reference, in case someone comes across this thread months or years down the road... |
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| Originally posted by The17sss is this a trick question? "to control the people" |
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| Originally posted by idoru This is another problem that I have and it pertains to what I first posted in this thread. In an effort to perpetuate the bickering and make each side look bad, everybody is taking everything far too fucking literally. I'm well aware that politicians should be good public speakers and be able to do a decent job of answering questions on the spot. Having said that, not every answer is going to be perfect nor is every answer going to come out the way it has been intended. I know you've been in similar situations before, we all have. Job interviews are the primary example here. Did any of your employees stumble or oddly phrase an answer during the interview process? Each side could go back and forth for an eternity doing this, because each party is equally as guilty. As long as you understand his general point then there is absolutely nothing wrong with that quote. But, hey, feel free to keep on acting like a five year-old; it's bound to bring about some positive political change. |
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| Originally posted by The17sss The hypocricy is unreal. Of course there is something wrong with saying that it takes a lot of hard work and preparation to create a system that will "control the people." |
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| I know you're against the whole "party vs. party is stupid" thing, but seriously... look at how everyone in this thread (and others on similar topics) are either making excuses for, or giving the benefit of the doubt to these Democrat politicians for the stupid things they are saying. Is that same benefit of the doubt extended to anything stupid that comes out of a Republican politician's mouth, EVER? Not even close. I didn't hear a single Democrat say, when Palin said she could see Russia from her house, "Oh come on, you know what she means... she was speaking figuratively; she's not a seasoned public speaker, give her a break." That's my problem.... I don't think one side is smarter/dumber than the other. |
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| Originally posted by idoru But I'm willing to bet you any amount of money that he simply intended to say that it takes time to enact such a broad-reaching legislation. Having said that, in reference to your second paragraph I would be more than happy to defend a Republican had s/he said the same thing. The point the person was trying to make was obvious, there's just a slip at the end. |
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| I'm not saying that it's right to constantly berate one side like the media does, but this forum is a little bit different. This forum exists primarily for the electronic music culture, which is a very liberal culture and, as a result, most members are going to have a liberal point of view. It just so happens that the party that shares most of that liberal point of view is the Democratic party. You're outnumbered here and always will be. I'm sure that there are other forums out there with a largely Republican user base and a few Democrats that are outnumbered. I cannot, however, defend the obvious hypocrisy that you're referencing in the media. That's blatant, and I will be more than happy to agree with you in regards to that. If you really feel that way, though, shouldn't you be interested in stopping it rather than perpetuating it? |
I like how you "point out hypocricies" [sic] by repeating the same behaviour you think is wrong.
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| Originally posted by SYSTEM-J I like how you "point out hypocricies" [sic] by repeating the same behaviour you think is wrong. |
The thing about Palin, though, is that she's just a fucking moron. Time and time and time again she's proved it. It wasn't just her being represented by the "lamestream" media as stupid; she really is just an idiot.
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| Originally posted by The17sss not the behavior, the reaction (or lack of) to the behavior by certain people. |
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| Originally posted by The17sss is this a trick question? "to control the people" |
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| Originally posted by idoru It's like the entire nation is acting like fucking kindergarteners and, to be quite honest, it's really embarrassing. Enough already. |
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| Originally posted by Lilith Oh come on, its a never ending source of amusement watching Americans for the rest of the world. We promise not to laugh any more at your political system provided you meet our demands of giving us the following three things- 1 Stephen Colbert 2 Jon Stewart 3 The entire PBS news team |
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| Originally posted by Lomeli I don't see anything wrong with that video. The Congressman states he cares more about human lives than the constitution and the two guys get their panties in a bunch. Also, who cares how long it took to read the bill as long as it was read. |
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| Originally posted by Igaryok I agree. I like it how these fucking conservatives place the constitution in-front of human rights. I'm not really too excited about the public healthcare option myself, but that guy yelling from behind the camera just comes across as a total prick. |
yea maybe in the ALTERNATE timeline

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