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by Ryanisking » Wed May 16, 2012 7:01 pm

by Hittanryan » Wed May 16, 2012 7:01 pm
Farnhamia wrote:Vyvansia wrote:
So it's not that Obama hasn't done anything, it's that he's continued or even expanded Bush's policies. How is that a good thing for liberals and leftists? It's bad when Bush does it but good when Obama does it? That's total nonsense.
Sure, Bush was all about regulating Wall Street, reforming health care, bringing honest accounting back and putting the cost of his wars on the budget, all about getting us out of Iraq and Afghanistan, all about tracking down Osama, all about repairing the damage he did to our relations with other countries, especially our allies. Hey, just a carbon copy, Obama is.
What have the Republicans done, especially since 2011, except name post offices and vote "no" on everything?
Ryanisking wrote:Romney not even debatable Obama is socialist

by Vyvansia » Wed May 16, 2012 7:02 pm
Farnhamia wrote:Vyvansia wrote:
So it's not that Obama hasn't done anything, it's that he's continued or even expanded Bush's policies. How is that a good thing for liberals and leftists? It's bad when Bush does it but good when Obama does it? That's total nonsense.
Sure, Bush was all about regulating Wall Street, reforming health care, bringing honest accounting back and putting the cost of his wars on the budget, all about getting us out of Iraq and Afghanistan, all about tracking down Osama, all about repairing the damage he did to our relations with other countries, especially our allies. Hey, just a carbon copy, Obama is.
What have the Republicans done, especially since 2011, except name post offices and vote "no" on everything?

by Progenitoria » Wed May 16, 2012 7:04 pm
We survived Bush. You will survive Obama.Ryanisking wrote:Romney not even debatable Obama is socialist

by Wamitoria » Wed May 16, 2012 7:12 pm
Vyvansia wrote:And the bin Laden thing. Democrats love to harp on that, but do you seriously think Obama had a choice in that? If he had said "no" to the operation it would've been politically disastrous for him if and when that was leaked. Add to that the fact that Bush had nothing to do with looking for bin Laden except to give it the green light, which again is a no-brainer.
Vyvansia wrote:Anyway, what do the Republicans have to do with it? They haven't had the White House or Congress for years. You can't keep blaming someone for screwing things up if you have more power than they do.

by Hittanryan » Wed May 16, 2012 7:12 pm
Vyvansia wrote:Cherry-picking. You went out of your way to pick the policies that weren't Bush's, but I obviously wasn't talking about those.
Besides, the things you're talking about are things that the President has little or no control over. They're all handled by Congress.
And the bin Laden thing. Democrats love to harp on that, but do you seriously think Obama had a choice in that? If he had said "no" to the operation it would've been politically disastrous for him if and when that was leaked. It was a no-brainer. Add to that the fact that Bush had nothing to do with looking for bin Laden except to give it the green light, which again is a no-brainer.
Anyway, what do the Republicans have to do with it? They haven't had the White House or Congress for years. You can't keep blaming someone for screwing things up if you have more power than they do.
So the more conservative party votes "no" on more spending. What a shocker. How dare they follow their principles.

by Mavorpen » Wed May 16, 2012 7:19 pm
Vyvansia wrote:
And the bin Laden thing. Democrats love to harp on that, but do you seriously think Obama had a choice in that? If he had said "no" to the operation it would've been politically disastrous for him if and when that was leaked. It was a no-brainer. Add to that the fact that Bush had nothing to do with looking for bin Laden except to give it the green light, which again is a no-brainer.
Vyvansia wrote:Anyway, what do the Republicans have to do with it? They haven't had the White House or Congress for years. You can't keep blaming someone for screwing things up if you have more power than they do.
Vyvansia wrote:So the more conservative party votes "no" on more spending. What a shocker. How dare they follow their principles.

by Vyvansia » Wed May 16, 2012 7:29 pm
Hittanryan wrote:Besides, the things you're talking about are things that the President has little or no control over. They're all handled by Congress.
"I can't argue against it so I'm going to move the goalposts." Right.
Please, if Bush had actually caught bin Laden instead of letting him get away, Republicans would've been shitting stars and stripes for years. Now that a Democrat has proved just how incompetent they are on national security they're just being bitter. Obama could have gone with a missile strike, and opted for a high-risk high-reward operation. It was his call.
How about when the opposition party obstructs every last bit of legislation, even after compromising?
Their principles have repeatedly created deficits. Republicans in practice are just as big spenders as Democrats, the name of the game is "borrow and spend."

by Ashmoria » Wed May 16, 2012 7:30 pm
The Black Forrest wrote:Interesting so MittWitt is praising Clinton?
http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/ ... story.html

by Ruridova » Wed May 16, 2012 7:33 pm

by Vyvansia » Wed May 16, 2012 7:35 pm
Mavorpen wrote:LOL! Considering Mitt would have said no, that says a lot about the competence of the Republican Party since it's such an obvious "no-brainer."![]()
Vyvansia wrote:The economy tanked in '08 more than anything, so Republicans have plenty to do with it.
Plus, Democrats have been cock blocked from implementing policies that will help us. News Flash: Republicans don't want ANY jobs to be created under Obama, because they want the presidency back. It's simple.
A principle that is shit and doesn't fix economies.

by Wikkiwallana » Wed May 16, 2012 7:37 pm
Thatius wrote:A typical teenage boy? A typical teenage boy does not post pictures of themselves sticking up their middle fingers.
Dumb Ideologies wrote:Halt!
Just because these people are stupid, wrong and highly dangerous does not mean you have the right to make them feel sad.
Avenio wrote:Just so you know, the use of the term 'sheep' 'sheeple' or any other herd animal-based terminology in conjunction with an exhortation to 'think outside the box' or stop going along with groupthink generally indicates that the speaker is actually more closed-minded on the subject than the people that he/she is addressing. At least, in my experience at least.

by Ruridova » Wed May 16, 2012 7:38 pm
Thatius wrote:A typical teenage boy? A typical teenage boy does not post pictures of themselves sticking up their middle fingers.

by Wikkiwallana » Wed May 16, 2012 7:38 pm
Thatius wrote:Cannot think of a name wrote:Yeah. Lots. Don't shoot me.
I think I might be seeing the problem, you hang out with squares.
Lots? Do you? Your friends?
Let's see...I have about 600 friends on Facebook, and know most of them generally well. Out of all of them, maybe 5 or 6 would post that kind of stuff. The people I know and hang out with are good people. Meaning most of them have some dignity and self-respect that they wouldn't be posting that kind of stuff on the internet.
If you've heard of southern class, that's what I'm talking about.
Dumb Ideologies wrote:Halt!
Just because these people are stupid, wrong and highly dangerous does not mean you have the right to make them feel sad.
Avenio wrote:Just so you know, the use of the term 'sheep' 'sheeple' or any other herd animal-based terminology in conjunction with an exhortation to 'think outside the box' or stop going along with groupthink generally indicates that the speaker is actually more closed-minded on the subject than the people that he/she is addressing. At least, in my experience at least.

by Ashmoria » Wed May 16, 2012 7:42 pm
Dustistan wrote:99% of Americans will be better off under a Democrat-led government. What I don't understand, therefore, is why 99% of people don't reject the GOP outright.

by Mavorpen » Wed May 16, 2012 7:42 pm
Vyvansia wrote:
Evidence?
Vyvansia wrote:Except it was the Democrats who had majorities in both houses at the time. Even assuming the premise that government can fix an economy, it was up to the Democrats to do so because while the White House may submit a budget it's always approved by Congress before it goes into effect.
Vyvansia wrote:Or we could apply Occam's Razor, which rules out the conspiracy theories and the ridiculous claims that the Republicans would rather see the country burn than let the Democrats have it and assumes instead that the Republicans simply don't agree with the Democrats on what the best approach is.
Vyvansia wrote:Evidence?

by The Rich Port » Wed May 16, 2012 7:42 pm
Dustistan wrote:99% of Americans will be better off under a Democrat-led government. What I don't understand, therefore, is why 99% of people don't reject the GOP outright.

by Mavorpen » Wed May 16, 2012 7:45 pm
Vyvansia wrote:That just isn't true. The Republicans have voted against legislation that increases spending. The fact that most of Democratic party-authored legislation increases spending isn't the fault of Republicans.
Vyvansia wrote:Based on what evidence?

by Wikkiwallana » Wed May 16, 2012 7:51 pm
Dumb Ideologies wrote:Halt!
Just because these people are stupid, wrong and highly dangerous does not mean you have the right to make them feel sad.
Avenio wrote:Just so you know, the use of the term 'sheep' 'sheeple' or any other herd animal-based terminology in conjunction with an exhortation to 'think outside the box' or stop going along with groupthink generally indicates that the speaker is actually more closed-minded on the subject than the people that he/she is addressing. At least, in my experience at least.

by Greater Americania » Wed May 16, 2012 7:53 pm

by Mavorpen » Wed May 16, 2012 7:54 pm
Greater Americania wrote:I could vote for Obama. Or I could vote for Romney. But at the end of the day, I'd just be voting for the exact same crap. It doesn't really matter who wins the next election. The course of the country will still be on the exact same path. Both parties are bought out by the same special interest groups.

by Wikkiwallana » Wed May 16, 2012 7:54 pm
Vyvansia wrote:Natapoc wrote:
And somehow they are okay with him getting murdered? How can that be okay? How can any non sociopath be alright with it?
And what exactly does this have to do with Romney anyway? Because Obama commented on it? What did Romney say about this btw?
Does anyone know what Romney's stance is on murdering teens in the streets because they look suspicious?
If this is a political issue then it's important that Romney gives his opinion too right?
Martin wasn't murdered. He was shot because he was bashing someone's skull into a sidewalk. When you show intent to do bodily harm and especially intent to do potentially fatal harm (inflicting severe head trauma in this case) and someone kills you, that's not murder. It's self-defense.
Look at the evidence. Don't let your emotions rule you.
Dumb Ideologies wrote:Halt!
Just because these people are stupid, wrong and highly dangerous does not mean you have the right to make them feel sad.
Avenio wrote:Just so you know, the use of the term 'sheep' 'sheeple' or any other herd animal-based terminology in conjunction with an exhortation to 'think outside the box' or stop going along with groupthink generally indicates that the speaker is actually more closed-minded on the subject than the people that he/she is addressing. At least, in my experience at least.

by Wikkiwallana » Wed May 16, 2012 7:55 pm
Ryanisking wrote:Romney not even debatable Obama is socialist
Dumb Ideologies wrote:Halt!
Just because these people are stupid, wrong and highly dangerous does not mean you have the right to make them feel sad.
Avenio wrote:Just so you know, the use of the term 'sheep' 'sheeple' or any other herd animal-based terminology in conjunction with an exhortation to 'think outside the box' or stop going along with groupthink generally indicates that the speaker is actually more closed-minded on the subject than the people that he/she is addressing. At least, in my experience at least.
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