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« Reply #30 on: October 10, 2008, 04:39:38 PM »
I think that\'s a good thing,...if he has the money to do it, so be it....maybe he has an october suprise to counter all of that negative mudslinging from McCain...



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


^^^McCain\'s campaign is inciting hate and anger towards Obama and is even questioning the man\'s patriotism, by constantly having folks that introduce him say "Barrack Hussien Obama"...:rolleyes:...and then you have some ignorant supporters of his actually sayin\' stuff like "kill him" that you can clearly hear in this vid...McCain is dividing the country and is running the risk of actually making this thing racial if he hasn\'t already...at least some of his ignorant redneck supporters have.
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« Reply #31 on: October 10, 2008, 05:13:38 PM »
knowledge, wisdom & understanding..these are the basic fundamentals of life

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« Reply #32 on: October 10, 2008, 05:25:12 PM »
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I think that\'s a good thing,...if he has the money to do it, so be it....maybe he has an october suprise to counter all of that negative mudslinging from McCain...



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


^^^McCain\'s campaign is inciting hate and anger towards Obama and is even questioning the man\'s patriotism, by constantly having folks that introduce him say "Barrack Hussien Obama"...:rolleyes:...and then you have some ignorant supporters of his actually sayin\' stuff like "kill him" that you can clearly hear in this vid...McCain is dividing the country and is running the risk of actually making this thing racial if he hasn\'t already...at least some of his ignorant redneck supporters have.


That is Osama Obama\'s middle name isn\'t it?  I do question the 0\'s patriotism as do a lot of Americans.  The Democrats have divided this country since 2000.  We have put up with 8 years of abuse and hate from the left.  Now you whine when the shoe is on the other foot.  Look forward to more hatred then you can imagine if Obama is elected.  Obama is easiest person to hate and has so many flaws.  Ayers, ACORN, Rezko, Wright.  This is going to be fun.
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« Reply #33 on: October 10, 2008, 06:19:56 PM »
Why is it wrong to say Barack Hussein Obama?

I thought that was his real name.

Giga, would you be offended if I called your candidate John Sidney McCain?
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« Reply #34 on: October 10, 2008, 06:41:52 PM »
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Why is it wrong to say Barack Hussein Obama?

I thought that was his real name.

Giga, would you be offended if I called your candidate John Sidney McCain?

Come on, your well aware each time (vast majority of the time) his name gets mentioned its always with some negative overtone as if the name Hussein grants anyone with it some fuckin terrorist super powers.

Yes if there was a dictator or terrorist out there named Sidney who was as famous as Saddam and clips kept making posts about how you can\'t trust John McCain then you can bet Giga would be here complaining about it and you know its true, just like clips is here now.

You can call Barrack Hussein all you want, after all like you said it is his name. But your being silly if you sit and deny that people bring up Barrack\'s middle name without the intention of trying to make him look bad.
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« Reply #35 on: October 10, 2008, 08:32:35 PM »
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That is Osama Obama\'s middle name isn\'t it?  I do question the 0\'s patriotism as do a lot of Americans.  The Democrats have divided this country since 2000.  We have put up with 8 years of abuse and hate from the left.  Now you whine when the shoe is on the other foot.  Look forward to more hatred then you can imagine if Obama is elected.  Obama is easiest person to hate and has so many flaws.  Ayers, ACORN, Rezko, Wright.  This is going to be fun.


You\'re plain wrong on so many levels,...8 years of abuse?...people may not like bush, but i think you cross the line when you start talking of killing another presidential candidate or even calling him a terrorist,...both McCain and Obama are americans and such hatred should not be tolerated,....but it\'s not suprising hearing you say he\'s the easiest person to hate,....you\'re predicable in that sense. IMO i feel it\'s McCain\'s responsibility to tell his ignorant supporters to tone down the rhetoric a bit, cause one of those idiots might actually try to take certain matters into his or her own hands...and that would result in a really ugly situation, so instead of adding fuel to the fire, he needs to cool it down some before it escalates into something he cannot control.

He even had some ignorant older white woman grab a mic at one of his meetings and called Obama a muslim and an arab..:rolleyes:....McCain corrected her, but these are the kinds of folk that continue to believe what they want to believe, and the McCain crowd are full of these losers,..the intelligence level of those folks are beyond scary....at least the younger generation of folks (both black & white) are more tolerable of race than these older white folks...these folks still have that ignorant mindset of the 50\'s & 60\'s.


And joker,..i agree 110%....:fro:
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« Reply #36 on: October 10, 2008, 09:35:15 PM »
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...the intelligence level of those folks are beyond scary....at least the younger generation of folks (both black & white) are more tolerable of race than these older white folks...these folks still have that ignorant mindset of the 50\'s & 60\'s.


Ain\'t that the truth.  From my experienced, I encounter some older racist white people than younger generations.  Not saying I don\'t met nice old white people, but the percentage of old white people with a grudge is higher than younger generation.

A school that I used to went to, of all the 5 teachers I had in different subjects.  Only one teacher is really nice and not racist, while 2 is somewhat nice and seemed to have a slight grudge, while the remaining 2 have higher grudge.  Especially the last 1 of the 2 with the higher grudge.  In comparison, the students I had in all 5 classes, there are like 30 students in each classes, and I haven\'t met a single student that have a grudge with me because of my race.  They are either nice or neutral to me because they don\'t know me.

Well, maybe except a student who is middle eastern, he said he\'s Egyptian.  I treated him with respect and I never insulted him, but he being a jerk about it called me names, and made fun of my race.  So, I got a upset and called him name back.  That doesn\'t bother me as much as the last teacher with the highest grudge because this student did it straight out instead of from behind.  Thinking about it, I don\'t think this middle eastern or Egyptian descent student is racist, he\'s just half joking while in comparison, a teacher with the  highest grudge is semi-racist, and too superficial and power hungry but acted like he\'s holy, and pretended to be a scapegoat, and acted nice to me in front of the classroom.

I remember one time he said something like this, "Believe in god.  He\'s right in front of you."  I can\'t remember words for words,  but anyway, that time I was thinking did  he considers himself a god or something?  weird.  But he didn\'t said straight out that he believes he\'s a god, but he was playing with words.

But honestly, I need to be clearer that whenever I don\'t have sinus pain, the memories don\'t come back and haunt me and put me in misery.  I wish I don\'t have sinus pain so I don\'t have to suffer anymore, not just the pain alone but the memories of what happened back then that traumatized me whenever I had sinus pain.

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« Reply #37 on: October 10, 2008, 10:03:49 PM »
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« Reply #38 on: October 10, 2008, 10:10:23 PM »
yeah.  sorry i was going a little off topic.

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« Reply #39 on: October 11, 2008, 05:19:37 AM »
So rather than embrace his middle name, he wants to hide it?

I dunno, if I were Obama I\'d be like... "yeah, that\'s my middle name, so what?"

I dunno it just seems stupid for the Obama people to get offended for saying his freaking middle name.
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« Reply #40 on: October 11, 2008, 06:20:15 AM »
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So rather than embrace his middle name, he wants to hide it?

I dunno, if I were Obama I\'d be like... "yeah, that\'s my middle name, so what?"

I dunno it just seems stupid for the Obama people to get offended for saying his freaking middle name.


Use the middle name.
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« Reply #41 on: October 11, 2008, 11:03:11 AM »
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That is Osama Obama\'s middle name isn\'t it?  I do question the 0\'s patriotism as do a lot of Americans.  The Democrats have divided this country since 2000.  We have put up with 8 years of abuse and hate from the left.  Now you whine when the shoe is on the other foot.  Look forward to more hatred then you can imagine if Obama is elected.  Obama is easiest person to hate and has so many flaws.  Ayers, ACORN, Rezko, Wright.  This is going to be fun.
Not everyone in this country is brimming with hate like you, Giga.  In fact, judging from current polls, most of the country likes Senator Obama.  There will always be pundits who nitpick everything an elected official does.  In terms of approval ratings however, I think we\'re going to see a much better reaction from the public toward an Obama presidency then we have seen toward the Bush administration.
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« Reply #42 on: October 11, 2008, 11:39:43 AM »
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Not everyone in this country is brimming with hate like you, Giga.  In fact, judging from current polls, most of the country likes Senator Obama.  There will always be pundits who nitpick everything an elected official does.  In terms of approval ratings however, I think we\'re going to see a much better reaction from the public toward an Obama presidency then we have seen toward the Bush administration.


You are so out of touch it is sad.  In fact you wouldn\'t make it anywhere except in California or one of those lib states.  Your views are pathetic.  Anyone who uses the word "warmonger" is a closet homosexual imo.
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« Reply #43 on: October 11, 2008, 11:57:51 AM »
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You are so out of touch it is sad.  In fact you wouldn\'t make it anywhere except in California or one of those lib states.  Your views are pathetic.  Anyone who uses the word "warmonger" is a closet homosexual imo.


The lack of intelligence in this post simply amazes me.

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« Reply #44 on: October 11, 2008, 12:35:45 PM »
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You are so out of touch it is sad.  In fact you wouldn\'t make it anywhere except in California or one of those lib states.  Your views are pathetic.  Anyone who uses the word "warmonger" is a closet homosexual imo.

Funny, I was just about to say the same thing about you.
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