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Re: Barack Obama, should I be worried?

June 2nd, 2008 10:57 AM

Concrete-thinking dullard that I am, I missed it. Sorry.

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Re: Barack Obama, should I be worried?

June 2nd, 2008 01:59 PM

McCain did criticise bush his policies , from 4 years ago to about a year ago... but now he almost completely streamlined the little policies he has with what bush has , and thats why its being called the 3rd bush term.Bush his endorsement is part of it.

About the guy and his book, you can doubt whatever motives he has for writing it, but it doesnt make it less true , its nothing new what he writes , it just confirms what we knew from the very start , and no one even in the white house is trying to deny what he wrote , everyone is just "puzzled" as to why he did it.

And about the citricism part, wasnt it only a few weeks ago that one member on this forum told the other he shouldnt critize his own country... dont remember the quote.Its when i brought up that "patriotism" is used by the citizens to keep other citizens in check.

Right now alot of media is critizising the bush administration rightly so, even though you could prob link me one case fox news critizises bush, i could show you a million cases where they dont and flat out lie.

This still is high contract with 2001-2003, where you were a terrorist(i was called this more then i can remember ) for being critic back then, to give an example of the mindset of back then , Freedom Fries.

The whole media was in it too, only Bill Maher and Keith olberman stood up against it.

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Re: Barack Obama, should I be worried?

June 2nd, 2008 02:20 PM

BuuuuuWAAAAAAAAAHHHHAAAAAAHHHHHAAAAAAA!!!!!

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Re: Barack Obama, should I be worried?

June 2nd, 2008 04:37 PM

Stefan, it confirms nothing other than talking points that are freely taken by the USA Political Left as "truth" can be compiled by someone and put into another book so the rest of the Lefties can get sexually stimulated again.

Nothing more nothing less.

But I got to give it to the man McCellan. I mean to stay in a job he absolutely destested with people he mistrusted and had to portray their lies to the American people for six long years is more than I could do...

BTW, that remark was sarcastic.

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Re: Barack Obama, should I be worried?

June 2nd, 2008 04:41 PM

You are a pretty good Bullshitter Knight.

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Re: Barack Obama, should I be worried?

June 2nd, 2008 05:44 PM

Copy-pasted from the far right handbook user guide.

Nothing...new

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Re: Barack Obama, should I be worried?

June 2nd, 2008 06:10 PM

while sarcastic , to be blunt did you pull that out of your ass ?

Unless you can quote him saying that, there is no need to write is only you trying to wish what he felt and did.

Now instead of making up stuff , the truth can be found easely through the means of the internet where the exact answer is given to what he did in those 6 years , how he felt about it back then , and why he wrote the book by himself.

(on the right side you will be able to select the succeeding parts to watch)


Opinions are just that , opinions , and i usually dont care about opinions, i cant make anyone like a red car while they like blue cars, but do not lie about, doubt or twist the facts , as long as we agree on the facts im fine with whatever you or anyone else feels about anything.

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Re: Barack Obama, should I be worried?

June 2nd, 2008 07:05 PM

Ah, Presidential Elections, a time for wannabe politicians to show their true colors as star debaters. A time for us to poor up a tall glass of stout, and yell at eachother until one side is out of words.

Arguments over people that will eventually end up breaking their bands of "trust" and exposing their lies one step at a time. We just might be better off letting children sit in the oval office, and sign the Declarations of War.

Americans nowadays over rate the elections, no longer are they "who's the right choice" its, "who hasn't slept with 15 college girls" or "who is good to his wife and kids" or "who could win in a bathing suit competition". Bill Clinton slept with women on the road of Hillarys campaign? I don't blame him, would you want to bang a chick that wears a suite every day of her life, and probably recites ammendments in her sleep?

Barack Obama has a freak priest that he claims he never went to, and who the American people don't like. But, lets be frank, is not every priest like this? Pressing religious beliefs and values on you and your familys into giving the church hundreds of dollars over the course of a lifetime? How is a Catholic Bishop any different from Obamas Priest? You must still bow to him, and kiss his ring, and that makes him less of a problem?

America won't have a good president, until the American people can pull their head out of this pile of dog-shit that is this modern world. Who gives a damn if celebrities broke up, or who gives a damn that Britney Spears was on drugs, or that John McCains Medical Records were *gasp* released for 3 hours. WHO GIVES A DAMN. Honestly people, the same thing happens to people all around you every day, why must you get your fix by turning on a television and critisizing those that have entertained you? Or who are to run this country?

Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, George Bush, John McCain, any of these people could be a pot smoking, drunk, who never goes home to see his/her kids at night, is thinking of divorcing his/her wife/husband, and has gone to 55 mental rehab centers in the past 60 years. I DON'T GIVE A SHIT, if they can and WILL make the right decision, why must all else matter?

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Re: Barack Obama, should I be worried?

Von Mudra

June 2nd, 2008 07:36 PM

+1 and rep given.

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Re: Barack Obama, should I be worried?

June 2nd, 2008 08:50 PM

well, the combination Bush + drinking didn't work really well, so I would delete that and then perfect, where do we sign?