Senator Obama bringing Nikita Khrushchev to life
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B5150
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"You Americans are so gullible. No, you won't accept Communism outright. But we'll keep feeding you small doses of Socialism until you finally wake up and find you already have Communism. We won't have to fight you. We'll so weaken you're economy until you fall like over ripe fruit into our hands."
Rugger
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It will be more of a weep and the sound of a cash register opening as I pull my money from everywhere before capital gains tax is increased.
B5150
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This entire country is short sighted.
There won't be much laughing for some of us. There is much much more at stake here than what meets the eye. Watching the players rise to power to send our country and ultimately the world to hell is quite painful. But it was destined to happen sooner or later and it is much later than you think.
You should be real proud of yourselves.
It's not that their blind - they just don't see.
There won't be much laughing for some of us. There is much much more at stake here than what meets the eye. Watching the players rise to power to send our country and ultimately the world to hell is quite painful. But it was destined to happen sooner or later and it is much later than you think.
You should be real proud of yourselves.
It's not that their blind - they just don't see.
B5150
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Will you also have your tank filled and mortgage paid?
Rugger
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Not when the Bush tax cuts expire and his taxes go up 2k!
rubberring
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Really? Because that's my sentiments towards those who voted for Bush.
Rugger
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That's in the past. Get over it.
rubberring
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Actually... it's still in the present. The future begins in January.
Oh, and I'm over it. That occurred right after I mailed in my vote for Obama. :lol:
Rugger
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Don't post up crying when you find yourself paying 1500 more in taxes.
rubberring
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Deal.
RobInKuwait
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Did he have you mail it to Ohio or Florida? :lol:
B5150
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That is the very very least to worry about. There is going to be an astonishing and dramatic decline in the moral fiber of this county. The Democrat Left is selling a lie and the Democrat voters are buying the lie, hook line and sinker and we are all going to suffer terribly. Like I said, their not blind, they just can't see. But in the end they will get what they asked for and they will have none to blame but themselves.
But there is still an election to be had so there may still be hope yet...though the polls suggest different.
rubberring
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Right... 'cause the Republican Party is the safekeeper of moral fiber in this country.
Dude, you seriously undermine the people of this nation... and give too much credit to the central government.
rubberring
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That doesn't speak to their moral fiber. Keep up.
B5150
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The people of this nation seriously undermine the people of this nation.Right... 'cause the Republican Party is the safekeeper of moral fiber in this country.
Dude, you seriously undermine the people of this nation... and give too much credit to the central government.
This country and it's politics and politicians are fuked and Obama is simply the worse of two evils...the worst.
Rugger
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LOL, how do you gather?
rubberring
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I can actually respect that. You might be right, B5150. I mean that, seriously. While I may disagree with you, I guess time will tell.
rubberring
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So, people voted for Bush... because they're immoral?
Rugger
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You made a statement inferring that Republicans were not moral persons. This Nation elected a Republican President twice in the last 8 years. Make sense or do you want me to draw a picture?
rubberring
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You're right... I... key word... I... said that. I don't believe Bush supporters, or McCain supporters for that matter, are immoral. My parents support McCain. I just disagree with their choice.
Rugger
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But I thought you effectively said republicans weren't moral? Did no you not infer that?
rubberring
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I j-u-s-t said that. You quoted it! F#@k!!! Yes Rugger, I inferred it!!! What exactly is your point???!!!
Okay, I'm gonna call it a night now. Too many semanticists here. :icon_lol:
Rugger
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Your parents must be terrible people then, huh?
Furthermore, wouldn't you deduce that the Nation voting for an immoral person would make them immoral? Isn't that kinda how the whole "representation" thing works?
rubberring
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Immoral... no. Unenlightened and uninformed... yes.
Btw... the whole reason I brought up my parents was to point out that I don't think Bush/McCain supporters are immoral.
Debating you is no fun. You don't read.
Rugger
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But they are members of the republican party, are they not? Have you again forgotten what you said just a few minutes ago?
rubberring
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No, they aren't. They are independent and conservative... but they voted for Bush, and now McCain.
Am I free to go? :lol:
rubberring
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somewhatgifted
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There is no sense in arguing with rugger, he wins, and you learn nothing, lol.
How can obama screw anything up worse than bush throwing away the constitution, making the congress rush a vote on a 700B bank sell out, devaluing the market with his genius proclamations, starting two unfounded wars and finishing nothing. Glodman saks alone gave 14 B in bonuses hahahahahhahahahhahah. Oh no socialism , oooooh.
I mean cmon there is still a federal reserve, lol.
How can obama screw anything up worse than bush throwing away the constitution, making the congress rush a vote on a 700B bank sell out, devaluing the market with his genius proclamations, starting two unfounded wars and finishing nothing. Glodman saks alone gave 14 B in bonuses hahahahahhahahahhahah. Oh no socialism , oooooh.
I mean cmon there is still a federal reserve, lol.
somewhatgifted
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I am going to guess mcain wins and if obama does then he wont last long.
RobInKuwait
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You're blaming this economic crisis on Bush? Brilliant.
Oh yeah, two unfounded wars. Let me guess the bombs inside the WTC and missiles on the Pentagon.
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RobInKuwait
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I hope McCain wins, but I'm not optimistic.
somewhatgifted
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I dont know what to say anymore.
RobInKuwait
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They needed regulation on Fannie and Freddie. If those were regulated from the start, there would not have been a subprime crisis. Period. Bush and McCain both sought to do that, but Fannie and Freddie had bought the Democratic party and half the Republican party. Fannie and Freddie are Government Sponsored Enterprises, yet they had less transparency and regulation than private enterprise. Explain that to me.
Ask Neville Chamberlain about whether wars have to happen. Yes, war is bad. However, we needed to do something after those bastards killed thousands of innocent civilians in cold blood. There should be no problem justifying Afghanistan in anyone's head.
As for Iraq, we're there. Bush may have been wrong about it, but Saddam is an evil man who terrorized his country and neighboring countries, so I don't feel bad about kicking his ass. At least we got rid of an evil man, and can hopefully instill a democratic beacon of hope in the Middle East.
Fastone
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Rugger
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**** you and your presumptions.
Omen
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That's not a good enough excuse, I don't care if every man, woman and child in Iraq were raped and tortured by Saddam, I only care about my country, actually less and less everyday, with all their BS regulations and laws, it's like I'm walking on f**king egg shells here, I no longer want to join the Military as bad as I wanted to, I'm sick of the government.
In a sick way, I hope Obama wins and f**ks up this country sooo bad that a national emergency will be declared in a few years at best and everyone will lose their rights and this country will permanently be put under martial law, if that happens, I'll probably become a cop and beat protesters into submission every chance I can for selling out this country and being the fag*ots they are.
Plus, don't some people pay equal or more than 50% income tax? didn't the US government take 30% of EVERYONE'S income last year? This already is a f**king batter of socialism, ready to be put in the oven and come out done.
USSA (United Socialist States of America!) :head:
BodyWizard
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I notice you say nothing about him "throwing away the Constitution:" IMO Bush should have been impeached after his very first "signing statement"; his disregard for the Constitution has done a grave harm to this nation that no putative 'decline in moral fiber' can match, or even challenge. He and Cheney should have been impeached for their abuses...but we 'stand by our man' during wartime. Understandable, but in this case, tragic.
I truly fear we'll never recover from Bush 43 - and no matter what you say about Obama's *possible* shortcomings, a McCain presidency would RATIFY the very worst excesses of the last 40 years - most particularly the neo-con usurpation and the kingmakers of the "Unitary Executive" obscenity.
That would be the greatest tragedy to befall this nation since the Civil War. IMO.
BodyWizard
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IF all the hyperventilation about an Obama presidency turns out to be noise & nonsense, I'm SURE we'll get fulsome & heartfelt apologies & mea-culpas from all those who have been so quick to hate, fear, and fabricate (or buy into the fabrications of others).
And IF a McCain presidency turns out to be a disaster, I'm equally sure that all his supporters (and Obama's haters/antagonists) will freely admit they were wrong, and accept responsibility for what they helped do to the country.
And IF a McCain presidency turns out to be a disaster, I'm equally sure that all his supporters (and Obama's haters/antagonists) will freely admit they were wrong, and accept responsibility for what they helped do to the country.
BodyWizard
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Dude, the Federal government has accounted (one way or another) for FIFTY PERCENT of the US economy since the middle of the Cold War (and maybe before)
atjnutrition2
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I'm just curious, in what way did Bush "throw out" the constitution? I've heard that so much from the Dems that it is really becoming comical.
Also stated earlier, was that Bush forced through the bailout....hello...that bailout was pretty much originated by the democrats.
Also stated earlier, was that Bush forced through the bailout....hello...that bailout was pretty much originated by the democrats.
Fastone
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Fastone
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I wouldn't say that Bush threw out the constitution but he attempted to subjugate it every chance he got and some he manufactured imo. I'm not sure where and when the democrats originated the bailout proposal.
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RobInKuwait
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And John Adams in an atmosphere of pending war with France had the Sedition Act passed, which made it illegal for people to say anything bad about the presidency. And FDR imprisoned Japanese Americans during WWII. Americans will always be willing to cash in civil liberties for security. Alexis de Touqueville said the so in 1830 and it hasn't changed today.
They didn't originate, which I'm sure was a relief to them, considering how much the liked it and how much pork they put in the bill. Don't even try to hint that the Dems weren't all about the bailout.
