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| View Poll Results: Obama.... | |||
| He's doing a great job |
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8 | 10.96% |
| He's doing a good job |
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12 | 16.44% |
| He's doing a poor job |
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23 | 31.51% |
| Eric Mangini could do a better a job |
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14 | 19.18% |
| At least he's not Bush |
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13 | 17.81% |
| At least we know he's not a jew |
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3 | 4.11% |
| Voters: 73. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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Sorry dude. You and rest of them are like peas in a pod. Full-fledged GOP'ers who so transparently pretend to be somehow different than them. Fail. |
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Oh that's right important things like subsidized health care never mind the health or lives he is ultimately in charge of with the deployed troops. IMO very hard for a guy who never had any real friends (not all his fault as his parents were more transient than gypsy's) to understand 10 friends behind you in a fight instead of 7 is an advantage and ultimately safer but let's stress on the important things like cow farts.
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so then I agreed with you AND Riot in one night? ![]()
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With the caveat that I've been slowly coming around to the idea that I'd rather we just leave Afghanistan, because it seems nearly as pointless now as the Iraq war was two weeks before we started it. |
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"but there's just no point in trying to predict when the narcissits finally figure out they aren't living in the most important time ever." hi im god quote |
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You are calling me out on what exactly? That I dont like Obama? How is this news? What does anything I said or didnt say about Bush have to do with my feelings on Obama and his awful economic strategy? There is a certain thought that must go through liberal minds, that equality is the golden rule. Everything and everyone must have equal time and equal space, equal praise and equal dissent. That is the only logic I can think of when you guys talk about why us Obama dissenters didnt bash Bush enough. Maybe because we didnt think he was so bad? We liked a lot of his policies? We enjoyed his tax cuts? We dont buy all the global warming/kyoto nonsense? So tell me Mr. Enlightened, exactly what social issues have I shifted far right on? Abortion? no Gay rights? no Immigration? uh no Stem Cells? no What else? Need I say that you are a far more typical liberal way up in your ivory tower. Feel free to cast more stones. And I will continue to consistently and unabashedly express my right as an American citizen to point out all the errors and mistakes that Mr Obama is making. |
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I did appreciate the elevation to political commentator.
Thanks! |
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This post is one giant straw man. As usual. |
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I am inconsistent? Where am I inconsistent? Give me one example. Just one. You make generalized comments and then dont even have the balls to back them up. So you are further left than I am right. Why are you better or more relevant than me? I dont try to paint myself as any kind of fiscal centrist. If you understood the financial topics you would already know that. You are a radical liberal. You stand lockstep on every issue with the left. Good for you. That doesnt make you any better, smarter, or more honest than the vast majority of the country that lies somewhere right of your position. Interesting you yap about shifting the debate and topic when that is exactly what your posts have done. You have made me the topic. You didnt contribute to the discussion about the topic, you got mad because I said you are still blaming Bush. Which apparently struck a nerve. LOL I am going today to register as an independent just to try to make your head explode. |
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when you trot out the Party line on pretty much everything. Peoples' concepts and priorities can change in 18mos.....mine sure have in the last 10 months. |
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That you liked Bush? Not the issue, and I am not making it the issue. That you dislike Obama? Not the issue, and I am not making it the issue. That you are a small business owner to whom I owe all my success and good fortune? Not the issue, and I am not making it the issue. (See how creating a straw man works?) Gay rights and abortion? Not the issue, and I am not making it the issue. But when you just "read" (if you even are) everything I'm typing and then try to pretend that those are the points I'm making, then you can yap away and defeat those talking points, then you win. Congratulations. You've defeated the arguments I'm not making. The point, which I'll say again, is not at all that you dislike what Obama is doing. I don't care. And then you say things like “I’m going to continue to use my right as an American to criticize the President.” Good for you…again not the point, but quite patriotic and a good way to once again shift the debate to make it seem like I’m trying to stop you from criticizing him. Hell, I’m not even trying to stop wackos on your side from bringing guns to public rallies about the President. I’m not “mad” that you say I’m blaming Bush, because on several topics, I still do, and have no problems with that. The problem is that you’ve become so comfortable, as people did with shouting “Bush Derangement Syndrome” when people offered any substantive criticism of Bush to avoid having to deal with the issues, to saying “oh you’re just blaming Bush still,” even when NOBODY IS BLAMING BUSH. It’s not deflecting from one issue to another to point out the obvious fact that you had little to no financial criticism offered up anywhere until Obama became President, even when Bush was spending plenty of money. (Now, before you go straw man crazy, as I’m sure you will, I’m not BLAMING BUSH for spending money, I’m saying you only care now.) And now that you’re posting like an incredible machine about Obama and money, one could reasonably believe that financial issues are of the utmost importance to you – which is exactly why it strikes me as quite odd that you didn’t seem all that interested in wasteful spending until Obama was doing it. You can offer up whatever you’d like in response to that, but it’s just simple observation of how you current posting seems to reflect a newfound importance of certain issues that were of no such importance 18 months ago. Of course I stand on the Left. More left of the “Left,” actually. And that doesn’t make me smarter or more important (straw man #86, breaking records like Secretariat here!), it makes me honest. I’m sure you feel like you’re wasting your time with this, as am I, because you won’t even accurately represent what I’m saying in your responses…again, a typical tactic employed with about an 80/20 split by your side rather than mine. Ie, socialized medicine = death panels. It’s easy to win arguments when you’re not even arguing them honestly and you’re not even arguing the points your opponents are making. That’s what a straw man argument is, which I’m sure you know, as you’ve become quite adept as using them with nearly unbelievable frequency. |
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Take that up with Obama, add it to the reasons you dislike him -- again, that has nothing to do with me, your posting, and this conversation. |
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