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So, really - how hard do you think US is f*cked? (pg. 3)
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| DOOMBOT |
| quote: | Originally posted by aNYthing
It's obvious this is the election year where "none of the above" is the only viable choice.
Regardless who wins, Obama or McCain, we're equally ed. The question is, which of these two evils do you think is least? Which candidate will gently have a fore-play with this country before lubing up his and ing it in the ass? And which one will just dry-pound it in the ass, while throwing sand on his for good measure? |
You seem pretty intelligent. |
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| elFreak |
| god bless the peoples republic of americhina:clown: |
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| Lira |
| quote: | Originally posted by eRRaTiK
The people need to wake up and realise that they possess the power, not those "in power". |
Václav Havel, is that you? :p |
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| Gen3r4l1ty |
| quote: | Originally posted by Nostalgic
I can really care less who gets voted in at this point, both to me are equally candidates. As long as I get my paycheck I'm fine, and my job is pretty much secure. |
It's that mentality that contributed to 2nd term Bush. |
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| aNYthing |
| quote: | Originally posted by DOOMBOT
You seem pretty intelligent. |
I am very intelligent, knowledgeable, resourceful, hospitable, friendly, and generally quite likeable. Oh, and chicks dig me. I'd say I'm somewhat of a big deal but I'd be lying....
...about the "somewhat" part
Thanks for noticing. ;)
Sorry, I know nothing of your intelligence level to conclude anything useful yet. |
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| iammesol |
| quote: | Originally posted by aNYthing
I am very intelligent, knowledgeable, resourceful, hospitable, friendly, and generally quite likeable. Oh, and chicks dig me. I'd say I'm somewhat of a big deal but I'd be lying.... the "somewhat" part
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| DOOMBOT |
| quote: | Originally posted by aNYthing
I am very intelligent, knowledgeable, resourceful, hospitable, friendly, and generally quite likeable. Oh, and chicks dig me. I'd say I'm somewhat of a big deal but I'd be lying....
...about the "somewhat" part
Thanks for noticing. ;)
Sorry, I know nothing of your intelligence level to conclude anything useful yet. |
That was pretty good. ;) |
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| aNYthing |
| quote: | Originally posted by Clovis
Given how close McCain's positions are to Bush, what he plans to do to the supreme court, you'd be out of your ing mind to vote for what basically amounts to a 3rd Bush term.
Just read the policies on his site...terrible...
His entire education policy is based on "parents should be able to chose different schools for their children" which does nothing to address the problem of failing schools and those troubled by common inner city problems.
He wants to overturn Roe vs. Wade. He's completely against gay marriage. He's against stem cell research on human embryos. His national security agenda focuses almost ENTIRELY on the military, when it has just been shown that the military is the least effective asset in the fight against terrorists. There little to no mention of the importance of humanitarian, ideological and cultural areas in combating the conditions that lead people to extremism....the list goes on.
The inexperience card is getting old. All the experience George W. Bush had could not save him from being one of the worst presidents in U.S. history... |
And the alternative is....????? A socialist US of A, taxing the crap out of its citizens to enrich the lives of millions around the world, those who don't give two s about this country or the people? While we have our own SUBSTANTIAL and UNADDRESSED problems? Giving unions long-lost powers? Driving business out of this country? Being soft with our enemies? Turning over and pleading like a dog?
I'm not a neo-con and I'm not entirely happy with McCain, however, given the options, I think that while he would be a relatively short throw from current administration, perhaps he will be the least of all evils for the next few years, while perhaps a better candidate decides to throw his/her hat into the (three) ring (circus).
I am not endorsing/criticizing either candidate - I think they both suck. Your opinion (and mileage) may varry and I welcome thoughts and suggestions.
I simply don't know - so, I guess I am your 100% certified "swing voter". HALP!  |
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| spanglo |
| The greedy ass stupid white men are not getting my vote... I'm going with the darky. At the very least for esthetics. |
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| Gen3r4l1ty |
| quote: | Originally posted by aNYthing
And the alternative is....????? A socialist US of A, taxing the crap out of its citizens to enrich the lives of millions around the world, those who don't give two s about this country or the people? |
Basically what we have now under a republican regime... except instead of taxing citizens to enrich the lives of others, we're OVER-taxing our citizens to ruin the lives of others around the world.
In fact, given the direction the GOP has taken the past couple of years, democrats are actually the more fiscally conservative, so give that "all dem's will overtax us into poverty" a rest... because the repubs have already done that, and withheld any social benefit! |
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| DJLafleur |
| quote: | Originally posted by Clovis
Given how close McCain's positions are to Bush, what he plans to do to the supreme court, you'd be out of your ing mind to vote for what basically amounts to a 3rd Bush term.
Just read the policies on his site...terrible...
His entire education policy is based on "parents should be able to chose different schools for their children" which does nothing to address the problem of failing schools and those troubled by common inner city problems.
He wants to overturn Roe vs. Wade. He's completely against gay marriage. He's against stem cell research on human embryos. His national security agenda focuses almost ENTIRELY on the military, when it has just been shown that the military is the least effective asset in the fight against terrorists. There little to no mention of the importance of humanitarian, ideological and cultural areas in combating the conditions that lead people to extremism....the list goes on.
The inexperience card is getting old. All the experience George W. Bush had could not save him from being one of the worst presidents in U.S. history... |
So you want Obama in office? You want a man who will basically use communism to run the country.You want a man who will give money to millions of illegal immigrants? You want a man with little to no experience to run our country? Anyone who doe's their homework and has half a brain knows Obama will send this country to hell |
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| medinaM5 |
| the country is already hell, how much worse can it get |
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