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Offline Jar O Pickles
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« Reply #45 on: July 21, 2008, 07:53:39 AM »
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edit: I think the problem is that you fail to realize that in the end, racist voters are a small minority, both black and white.

racist voters are not a small minority
what race makes up the majority of voters? white
what sex makes up the majority of voters? male
what age group makes up the majority of voters? 40+
i dont know how many white males over 40 from the US that you know but I dont really see that group being too excited about a black president.  people fail to realize that this country still is very racist. now people are just racist in the privacy of there homes as opposed to public displays. I think come November you\'re going to see a impressive display of racism
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« Reply #46 on: July 21, 2008, 08:17:18 AM »
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I\'m hardly shocked, sweetie. It just amazes me how people will elect a person based on the least-important qualifiers, and then sit around bitching for years because those qualifiers turned out to be unimportant. And then four years later, they do it all over again.

Of course, black people mostly vote Democrat, no matter what the guy looks or sounds like. Democrats do their best to reinforce black victimhood, and then do their best to keep blacks as second-class citizens.

Quoted for the truth.

No other party reinforces the victim mentality better than the Democrats, while doing their best to keep them there.

The Hillary supporters who won\'t vote for Obama are doing it more because of the perceived gender bias Obama got.  They feel Hillary was marginalized because she is a woman.
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« Reply #47 on: July 21, 2008, 10:03:31 AM »
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racist voters are not a small minority
what race makes up the majority of voters? white
what sex makes up the majority of voters? male
what age group makes up the majority of voters? 40+
i dont know how many white males over 40 from the US that you know but I dont really see that group being too excited about a black president.  people fail to realize that this country still is very racist. now people are just racist in the privacy of there homes as opposed to public displays. I think come November you\'re going to see a impressive display of racism



I could not agree more...
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« Reply #48 on: July 21, 2008, 10:11:02 AM »
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racist voters are not a small minority
what race makes up the majority of voters? white
what sex makes up the majority of voters? male
what age group makes up the majority of voters? 40+
i dont know how many white males over 40 from the US that you know but I dont really see that group being too excited about a black president.  people fail to realize that this country still is very racist. now people are just racist in the privacy of there homes as opposed to public displays. I think come November you\'re going to see a impressive display of racism



It is more his policies than his color.  Colin Powell or Obama?  I know I would be pretty hyped if Powell were the GOP nominee.
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« Reply #49 on: July 21, 2008, 10:18:11 AM »
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I think this thread has evolved into exactly what I thought it would. People still believe that there is an actual difference between the two candidates.

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« Reply #50 on: July 21, 2008, 01:33:40 PM »
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« Reply #51 on: July 22, 2008, 05:24:25 PM »
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« Reply #52 on: July 23, 2008, 05:18:08 AM »
I don\'t like Ron Paul, but he is right.  Obama is an empty suit.
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« Reply #53 on: July 23, 2008, 09:23:57 AM »
I do like Ron Paul, he actually talks more like a dem than a war mongering republican....but Obama is far from being an empty suit & he\'s quite wrong about Obama...
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« Reply #54 on: July 23, 2008, 10:47:52 AM »
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I do like Ron Paul, he actually talks more like a dem than a war mongering republican....but Obama is far from being an empty suit & he\'s quite wrong about Obama...

He can\'t make a decision without his advisors.  How many foreign policy advisors does he have?  300!?!?!?!  - according to the NYT anyway.  Obama is a joke, if he is elected it will be a one term deal as people will see just how incapable he is.  The rest of us aren\'t fooled though.  He has no plan other than hope and change, he hasn\'t done a damn thing in the senate since getting elected... once again clips, name something he has done.

Point out where Ron Paul is wrong about Obama.  I guess you will duck this question just like others that have been asked regarding what qualifies Obama to lead this country.  Being a good teleprompter reader doesn\'t qualify one for the office.
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« Reply #55 on: July 23, 2008, 06:52:40 PM »
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He can\'t make a decision without his advisors.  How many foreign policy advisors does he have?  300!?!?!?!  - according to the NYT anyway.  Obama is a joke, if he is elected it will be a one term deal as people will see just how incapable he is.  The rest of us aren\'t fooled though.  He has no plan other than hope and change, he hasn\'t done a damn thing in the senate since getting elected... once again clips, name something he has done.

Point out where Ron Paul is wrong about Obama.  I guess you will duck this question just like others that have been asked regarding what qualifies Obama to lead this country.  Being a good teleprompter reader doesn\'t qualify one for the office.


Everybody has advisors..what planet are you livin\' on? I already stated that he really hasn\'t really been in the senate long enough to bulid up his resume, but he has done some good things since he\'s been in the senate....so what if he doesn\'t have alot of experience, we already have a prez with experience and you see where that got us....one of the worse presidents in the history of the nation.

So yeah i\'ll take common sense policies over "experienced policies" anyday,.whatever plan Obama has is ten-times better than what is goin\' on in washington right now, bush is just chillin\' right now twindling his fingers until january rolls around...and McCain has been part of this same tired eight year policy of the bush Admin.... gimmie a break...the republicans have had the last 8 years on lock and nothing different has come out of it,.but an 100 billion dollar debt from iraq and an economy that bush states has "slowed down"..:rolleyes:...what an idiot.....but now all of a sudden McCain wants to say he\'s different than bush after basically agreeing with 90% of his policies?....he\'s so old he\'s forgetting that he agrees with everything bush has pushed forward.

He even tried to criticize Obama on two occassions saying that he wasn\'t present for a particular vote..(not sure what it was)...but what he also forgot was that HE TOO was also absent from this so called critical vote on a bill...he\'s done this twice already....and you want somebody in there that\'s as forgetfull as grandpa McCain?...he needs his advisors just to let him know what year he\'s livin in.....never mind the fact if he is elected will he even survive the next 4 years?..isn\'t he like 100?....
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« Reply #56 on: July 24, 2008, 05:28:35 AM »
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Everybody has advisors..what planet are you livin\' on? I already stated that he really hasn\'t really been in the senate long enough to bulid up his resume, but he has done some good things since he\'s been in the senate....so what if he doesn\'t have alot of experience, we already have a prez with experience and you see where that got us....one of the worse presidents in the history of the nation.

Yes, everyone does have advisors, BUT McCain makes his own decisions and has the EXPERIENCE to do so.  Obama does not.

Good things since he has been there?  NAME SOME!!!!!

Really, worst president in the history of the US?  Elaborate please.



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So yeah i\'ll take common sense policies over "experienced policies" anyday,.whatever plan Obama has is ten-times better than what is goin\' on in washington right now, bush is just chillin\' right now twindling his fingers until january rolls around...and McCain has been part of this same tired eight year policy of the bush Admin.... gimmie a break...the republicans have had the last 8 years on lock and nothing different has come out of it,.but an 100 billion dollar debt from iraq and an economy that bush states has "slowed down"..:rolleyes:...what an idiot.....but now all of a sudden McCain wants to say he\'s different than bush after basically agreeing with 90% of his policies?....he\'s so old he\'s forgetting that he agrees with everything bush has pushed forward.

Yes the economy has slowed a bit and you obviously don\'t know what a recession is.  Funny how the price of oil is dropping again isn\'t it?  

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He even tried to criticize Obama on two occassions saying that he wasn\'t present for a particular vote..(not sure what it was)...but what he also forgot was that HE TOO was also absent from this so called critical vote on a bill...he\'s done this twice already....and you want somebody in there that\'s as forgetfull as grandpa McCain?...he needs his advisors just to let him know what year he\'s livin in.....never mind the fact if he is elected will he even survive the next 4 years?..isn\'t he like 100?....

McCain has a long record of voting in the senate, does Obama?  Does he?  Answer the question clips - what has he done since being elected?  Oh thats right he lies and makes up stuff:

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Just this past week, we passed out of the U.S. Senate Banking Committee, which is my committee, a bill to call for divestment from Iran.

:liar:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjzb61wfyN0

The fact is HE IS NOT EVEN ON THE COMMITTEE!!!!

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Christopher J. Dodd Chairman (D-CT) Richard C. Shelby Ranking Member (R-AL)
Tim Johnson (D-SD) Robert F. Bennett (R-UT)
Jack Reed (D-RI) Wayne Allard (R-CO)
Charles E. Schumer (D-NY) Michael B. Enzi (R-WY)
Evan Bayh (D-IN) Chuck Hagel (R-NE)
Tom Carper (D-DE) Jim Bunning (R-KY)
Robert Menendez (D-NJ) Mike Crapo (R-ID)
Daniel K. Akaka (D-HI) Elizabeth Dole (R-NC)
Sherrod Brown (D-OH) Mel Martinez (R-FL)
Robert P. Casey (D-PA) Bob Corker (R-TN)
Jon Tester (D-MT)

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This is the kind of stuff he says all the time and the press ignores it.  Obama is a FUCKING LIAR.  Go ahead and try and defend it clips... please... I need a good laugh.

That was one example of the many lies this guy tells and people like you ignore it and have the nerve to call everyone else dumb.

As one blog puts it "Is there somewhere we could we institute a National Clearing House to keep track of all the Obama gaffes?"
« Last Edit: July 24, 2008, 05:37:36 AM by GigaShadow »
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« Reply #57 on: July 24, 2008, 05:50:01 AM »
Clips-

It\'s not that Ron Paul is more like a Democrat than a Republican... it\'s that the Republicans you see on TV have become so liberal that you begin to think that\'s what a republican is.  That\'s why I state that the line between republican and democrat are so fuzzy these days, often times they\'re simply a member of the party in name only.  Paul follows a traditional republican platform - i.e. non-intervention, abide by the constitution, sound money, etc.
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« Reply #58 on: July 24, 2008, 09:46:49 AM »
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McCain makes his own decisions

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Oh wait, you have no idea and probably just heard that on a right wing talk show from someone else who has no idea.
 
You\'re great at nonsense political spin to make any dem look bad, but it\'s just too much when you double back and heap nonsense political praise on your favorite, too. Picking on a person or group and using labels is easy and frivilous and we could do it with any group be they tree huggers, flip floppers, war mongers or whatever.
 
If you want to make a point, make one, but reliance on that bully-talking, nothing-backing-it-up, I-know-better-because-I-said-so stance is exactly why we\'re in this shithole as a country right now.
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« Reply #59 on: July 24, 2008, 10:49:30 AM »
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If you want to make a point, make one, but reliance on that bully-talking, nothing-backing-it-up, I-know-better-because-I-said-so stance is exactly why we\'re in this shithole as a country right now.

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