What was McCain thinking?

Hickory Hill Hoff · #1 11-05-2008, 05:19 PM

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Originally Posted by fpsoxfan

Oh yeah....the scumbags were dancing in the street. I thought I was watching scenes from Post-Katrina again. Only this time, the disaster will take four years to unfold. Yeah Man.......Let's get something for nothing!!!!!

More like your and my billfold for sure!

somerfrost · #2 11-05-2008, 06:26 PM

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Originally Posted by DaHoss9698

It's always nice to see racism rear it's ugly head after an election. You Fonda boys are a trip.

DaHoss...I hope I don't tick you off but you took the words right out of my mouth....man, we agree on something! There will always be racists but the amazing thing is that Obama carried 43% of the white vote...more than Kerry, Gore and Clinton in one election (Clinton also carried 43% in reelection)...so no Democrat got more of the white vote since Carter (47%). I'm proud of America...folks rose above racial issues...truly an historic moment...30 years from now grandchildren will ask about this election and as long as folks write history books, this will be remembered!

Danzig · #3 11-05-2008, 06:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Hickory Hill Hoff

I'm sure the lines down in Fonda at Social Services will disappear soon......

Then maybe you (we) can take back our hometown. Funny thing, both Montgomery & Fulton county carried McCain. You wouldn't believe that if you lived here!

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Originally Posted by fpsoxfan

Oh yeah....the scumbags were dancing in the street. I thought I was watching scenes from Post-Katrina again. Only this time, the disaster will take four years to unfold. Yeah Man.......Let's get something for nothing!!!!!

Cajungator26 · #4 11-05-2008, 09:41 PM

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Originally Posted by somerfrost

DaHoss...I hope I don't tick you off but you took the words right out of my mouth....man, we agree on something! There will always be racists but the amazing thing is that Obama carried 43% of the white vote...more than Kerry, Gore and Clinton in one election (Clinton also carried 43% in reelection)...so no Democrat got more of the white vote since Carter (47%). I'm proud of America...folks rose above racial issues...truly an historic moment...30 years from now grandchildren will ask about this election and as long as folks write history books, this will be remembered!

Could it be because America isn't racist as a whole anymore and hasn't been for quite some time? DUH!

somerfrost · #5 11-05-2008, 10:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Cajungator26

Could it be because America isn't racist as a whole anymore and hasn't been for quite some time? DUH!

Frankly DUH, I tire of your arrogant attempts to belittle me and my point of view. I never said that America was racist as a whole just that we still have a ways to go to eliminate racism. Same with sexism and...obviously as the results of referendums in three states show...homophobia! I mean really...a referendum banning same-sex couples from adopting...

Scav · #6 11-05-2008, 10:28 PM

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Originally Posted by somerfrost

Frankly DUH, I tire of your arrogant attempts to belittle me and my point of view. I never said that America was racist as a whole just that we still have a ways to go to eliminate racism. Same with sexism and...obviously as the results of referendums in three states show...homophobia! I mean really...a referendum banning same-sex couples from adopting...

I hope you really don't think that racism or sexism will ever be eliminated, because while I wish it was, it will never be.

Riot · #7 11-05-2008, 10:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Scav

I hope you really don't think that racism or sexism will ever be eliminated, because while I wish it was, it will never be.

"Doesn't McCain know that almost all woman hate other woman?"

Please don't take my right to vote away from me.

Scav · #8 11-06-2008, 01:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Riot

"Doesn't McCain know that almost all woman hate other woman?"

Please don't take my right to vote away from me.

Relax, this has nothing to do with rights. What I was trying to say is why would McCain choose a woman when he she know that woman hate other woman. This is a fact, perfect example, other day, I am out with my friends, and the girls we hang with, the waitress starts to talk nice to a friend of mine, and the girls we are with start 'hating' on her the 2nd she leaves. All because of a simple conversation about his shirt and hat.

Woman mark their territory and fiercly protect it, animal instincts. They are like this with their kids, their husbands until the husbands pisses them off too many times, and their accomplishments. You guys might not realize you do it, but you do it. We even call the one girl we hang with, "Queen Hater" because she hates ANY girl that we talk to. FACT.

For a woman to become president, which will happen in my lifetime, she will have to be eased into the limelight and probably be in it for years. It won't be an Obama type movement where he went from nobody to President in 10 years.

somerfrost · #9 11-05-2008, 10:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Scav

I hope you really don't think that racism or sexism will ever be eliminated, because while I wish it was, it will never be.

Scav...no, never completely eliminated but someday reduced to the point that it isn't harmful either to our culture or individuals. There will always be a few folks who know only hatred, who must feel superior to someone due to the misery of their own existance. To completely eliminate hatred would require a perfect society...the world, the universe was never meant to be perfect!

Cajungator26 · #10 11-05-2008, 09:39 PM

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Originally Posted by DaHoss9698

It's always nice to see racism rear it's ugly head after an election. You Fonda boys are a trip.

Please don't tell me you're being serious.

_ed_ · #11 11-05-2008, 07:56 PM

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Originally Posted by fpsoxfan

There were people that can't even spell racism literally dancing in the streets. Come on man, what else do you think these folks were thinking?
It wasn't just black, but also white, green, blue, yellow and everything else.
There are welfare types who feel that their status is now been risen because of this. I had no racial intentions by any of my post.

How do you know that?

I would have joined them if I was there, and I'd deeply resent being called a welfare type.

fpsoxfan · #12 11-05-2008, 08:11 PM

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Originally Posted by _ed_

How do you know that?

I would have joined them if I was there, and I'd deeply resent being called a welfare type.

Well then get a phucking job.

_ed_ · #13 11-05-2008, 08:12 PM

I have one.

fpsoxfan · #14 11-05-2008, 08:13 PM

Then why the hell are you on welfare?

_ed_ · #15 11-05-2008, 08:17 PM

I'm not on welfare. In fact I'm working my ass off to pay my way through Law school.

But you put a pretty offensive label on a celebrating crowd, that I would have been a part of if I could, without having anything but the way they look to back it up.

fpsoxfan · #16 11-05-2008, 08:24 PM

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Originally Posted by _ed_

I'm not on welfare. In fact I'm working my ass off to pay my way through Law school.

But you put a pretty offensive label on a celebrating crowd, that I would have been a part of if I could, without having anything but the way they look to back it up.

No problem Ed. The only point I was trying to make is let's get abled bodied americans working again and off welfare. Good luck with law school I may need a good lawyer someday! Sorry for the confusion!

fpsoxfan · #17 11-05-2008, 08:22 PM

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Originally Posted by DaHoss9698

I'd like to apologize to Fpsoxfan. His comments, regardless of how I might feel about them aren't really racist. It was unfair of me to lump his comments in with the racist comment, so I apologize.

And I'm giving myself a

Things are cool Hossy. I guess I got carried away with my Katrina analogy, which was done in very poor taste. I hope everyone understands that as well.