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Bongulator

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That looks like Sarah Palin's special needs kid, come back to visit us from the future! I think he borrowed the shirt from his older sister though.
 
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Keenly

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really dont know where the fuck people get the idea that if obama gets elected then America immeadiately becomes socialist
 
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Bongulator

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Occam's Razor says: brainwashed by McPalin. Based on the issues, most of these people would be overjoyed to re-elect Bush, were that possible. Which is kinda like shooting yourself in the head with a pistol, barely surviving that experience, then asking for a new clip. 'Insane' is the word that comes to mind.
 
undertheice

undertheice

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Keenly said:
really don't know where the fuck people get the idea that if obama gets elected then America immediately becomes socialist
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there is nothing immediate about it nor is it anything new. the love affair of the american people with free stuff is long standing and has been undermining our work ethic from the very beginning. obama is merely the latest and most extreme version of the politician that caters to the avarice and indolence of the american people.

we seem to have fallen for our own press. the myths that the streets are paved with gold and that all americans are free from want has led us to believe that we are all entitled to the best of what the world has to offer, regardless of our drive or ambition. obama is only telling us what we want to hear, that government is there to take care of us and has only our best interests at heart. it's a road we've been traveling for quite some time and, though many would like to see a return of personal responsibility, a road that will eventually lead us to our enslavement.

i know perfectly well that no one wants to be told they are a lazy self-serving slob. we tell ourselves that we are doing these things for the sake of others, but we really know those deceptions are just a load of crap. we are the others. we are the ones that should be aiding the needy, but we don't seem to care enough to do it ourselves. we farm out that menial task to uncaring bureaucrats so we will have someone to blame when it all goes to shit.
 
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Bongulator

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I believe Obama has stressed, many times, personal responsibility. In other words, do not count on others for help. Of course, he is also a compassionate man, and a Christian, and seeing people die needlessly on our streets is anathema to either the compassionate or the Christians who walk the walk, not just talk the talk.

Nobody's asking for 'free stuff'. What people are deeply unhappy about is the fact that they're making less money now than they were eight years ago. They're unhappy that the Republicans so mismanaged our economy that the life savings of many, many people have evaporated this past year. They're unhappy seeing someone aspiring for the highest office in the land inciting bigotry and hatred toward a fellow citizen. They're unhappy seeing a candidate select someone so extremist in her views. They're unhappy that the world itself is shuddering under the weight of untold tons of garbage and pollution, but no one in power seems to care. They're unhappy with the knowledge that, perhaps for the first time, the next generation is quite likely to have a much worse life than the current one. They're unhappy that over the last eight years, the poor have gotten poorer, the middle-class has edged closer to being the 'new poor', and only the richest among us have gained.

I'm a proud Democrat. I am not looking for handouts. I burned the last rebate check and if they send me another, I'll burn that too. I won't accept Social Security when I can, because I don't need it. I served this country in time of conflict, earned my combat patch, and have only given to this country, never taken. I don't use emergency rooms, I don't want or need food stamps or welfare (but I'm glad they exist for the truly needy).

The oil barons and war-mongers have run this country into the ground for eight years, and they'd like four more, and yet more after that. I say: enough. The country can withstand these failed policies no more. On November 4th, the good old boys network of rich oil company pawns are going to be OUT of power. If we'd thrown out the bums in 2000, we would likely be looking forward to a much brighter future than the dismal one which we will have to leave to the next generation now.

And if saving us from Bush's failed policies entails some emergency socialism, that doesn't make me happy, and it didn't have to be this way. I hold Bush and his party accountable for the mess in which we find ourselves now. If he wasn't a pussy, he'd accept responsibility for where we are. But he hasn't got the guts of the gentleman who once coined the phrase, 'The buck stops here."
 
Big P

Big P

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Dankdude said:
If you are insinuating anything, the picture explains your mentality.

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real mature dank, i bet dank hasnt got laid in a while you can just tell:bigjoint:

i mean why try to insult my man over here, he points out an interesting coincidence that has occured in this very unique and historic election



Obama Osama
Biden BinLadin


if obama gets elected what will the arabs say? death to america and thier leader barak hussian?:bigjoint: man they will be thrown for a loop on that one

and i also demand afermative action socialist policies to end upon his inaguration


plus he must stop all the federal raids for marijuana in legal states


then i will forgive him for cutting in the line and taking mcains last chance at the presidency
 
Dankdude

Dankdude

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Like the original post was mature..... Oh I get it, as long as the post is against Obama it's Mature and if you rebut the post with the Same kind of post it's immature.

Don't worry I will be laughing at you especially when Obama is president. You want to know why? You become irrelevant.
The person who made the original post is a mouth breather, same as anyone who supports the original post. Like I said to the person who posted it in the first place, it's Juvenile, same as you are being Big P.
 
TheBrutalTruth

TheBrutalTruth

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Bongulator said:
I believe Obama has stressed, many times, personal responsibility. In other words, do not count on others for help. Of course, he is also a compassionate man, and a Christian, and seeing people die needlessly on our streets is anathema to either the compassionate or the Christians who walk the walk, not just talk the talk.

Nobody's asking for 'free stuff'. What people are deeply unhappy about is the fact that they're making less money now than they were eight years ago. They're unhappy that the Republicans so mismanaged our economy that the life savings of many, many people have evaporated this past year. They're unhappy seeing someone aspiring for the highest office in the land inciting bigotry and hatred toward a fellow citizen. They're unhappy seeing a candidate select someone so extremist in her views. They're unhappy that the world itself is shuddering under the weight of untold tons of garbage and pollution, but no one in power seems to care. They're unhappy with the knowledge that, perhaps for the first time, the next generation is quite likely to have a much worse life than the current one. They're unhappy that over the last eight years, the poor have gotten poorer, the middle-class has edged closer to being the 'new poor', and only the richest among us have gained.

I'm a proud Democrat. I am not looking for handouts. I burned the last rebate check and if they send me another, I'll burn that too. I won't accept Social Security when I can, because I don't need it. I served this country in time of conflict, earned my combat patch, and have only given to this country, never taken. I don't use emergency rooms, I don't want or need food stamps or welfare (but I'm glad they exist for the truly needy).

The oil barons and war-mongers have run this country into the ground for eight years, and they'd like four more, and yet more after that. I say: enough. The country can withstand these failed policies no more. On November 4th, the good old boys network of rich oil company pawns are going to be OUT of power. If we'd thrown out the bums in 2000, we would likely be looking forward to a much brighter future than the dismal one which we will have to leave to the next generation now.

And if saving us from Bush's failed policies entails some emergency socialism, that doesn't make me happy, and it didn't have to be this way. I hold Bush and his party accountable for the mess in which we find ourselves now. If he wasn't a pussy, he'd accept responsibility for where we are. But he hasn't got the guts of the gentleman who once coined the phrase, 'The buck stops here."
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Compassion is the poor man's excuse to steal from the rich.

A real compassionate Christian would insist that the man learn how to fish, so he can provide for himself, instead of just continuously holding him down by giving him hand outs.
 
misshestermoffitt

misshestermoffitt

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What if the mans company decided to take the jobs overseas and now the man can't afford a fishing license? You can teach a man to fish, but if he can't afford the license it does him no good.

Maybe we should start by rounding up the illegals and shipping them out of the country. They can take their anchor babies with them too. Then there might be some jobs for the man and then he won't need to fish. We must keep in mind that employers really need to pay a living wage as well. Teaching a man to work for minimum wage doesn't do much good when gas get to 4.00 per gallon.

Then we move on the problem of the man having social security and medicare deducted from his already pathetic salary. The man needs health insurance, but since his job doesn't pay shit and he is taxed to death the health insurance will cost him his remaining salary and then some. Damn back to square one, the man still can't afford to buy the fishing license or a pole for that matter.
 
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Bongulator

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I guess it's simply an ideological difference. I look at our country as a large, extended family, and we're all in this together. I don't like seeing family members suffer. And in my family, the have's help the have nots. You can look at it the other way too, of course: every man for himself, and if someone's suffering, well, fuck 'em. That's the selfish view, and it's a valid view. But...that's not for me.
 
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