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DD977GM2
10-10-2011, 02:32
A whole lot of , shit IDK what to say about that BS.
Truely ignorant people who should be steralized[Bang][Rant1][Rant2]
Edit: Wasted post 1k on those f***ers
A whole lot of , shit IDK what to say about that BS.
Truely ignorant people who should be steralized[Bang][Rant1][Rant2]
Edit: Wasted post 1k on those f***ers
Machine gunner!
Naive, and young.
I think I was a democrat when I was 8-10yrs old during elementary school, because it sounded good. When I got into Highschool, I knew democrats were ineffcient , liars, and sell pipe dreams.
1:11 "I am a democrat because we are the party of civil rights"
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KevDen2005
10-10-2011, 05:20
ridiculous...
The country is a republic, those college idiots should know what type of political system we are before anything else.
They didn't really give any real reasons, just extremely broad overviews that don't even really sound intelligent.
I kicked my demmy habit once the doc cut the tube.
tmleadr03
10-10-2011, 06:07
Just goes to show that if you say a lie long enough it becomes the truth.
tmleadr03
10-10-2011, 06:30
That was totally fair and balanced wasn't it.
BPTactical
10-10-2011, 07:43
The indoctrination and programming is complete.
I weep for the future.
1:11 "I am a democrat because we are the party of civil rights"
someone should tell her that the emancipation proclamation was a republican idea .hummmm maybe someone should also tell her Lincoln was a republican . i dont understand how people can be so friking retarded , the info is out there for the taking and they still feel the need to be misinformed . its a simple fact that the republican party has done more for equal rights and civil liberties than the democrats in the history of America.
n8tive97
10-10-2011, 08:18
"I'm dumb, I mean a Democrat"
68Charger
10-10-2011, 13:16
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Those kids needs a good education about socialism and communism. Somewhere along the line, someone decided they weren't the same and that socialism is actually good.
mevshooter
10-10-2011, 13:37
I remember the first time I explained to an Obama supporter that Democrats notoriously ban firearms and have been trying for years to get a national handgun ban.
This guy looked at me and said "no shit, are you serious?" To which I replied "yep." To which he then replied "fuck that shit, I'm voting for McCain."
While the majority of Democrats tend to be anti-gun, it just goes to show the ignorance of the 2008 election cycle... and then some.
The truth shall set you free.
I like this game, can I play too.....
I'm an independent because neither party gives two shits about me or what I want. If not for my income they both wish to tax, neither party would want me
someone should tell her that the emancipation proclamation was a republican idea .hummmm maybe someone should also tell her Lincoln was a republican . i dont understand how people can be so friking retarded , the info is out there for the taking and they still feel the need to be misinformed . its a simple fact that the republican party has done more for equal rights and civil liberties than the democrats in the history of America.
not to mention that when reconstruction ended the crackdown on rights of black people, (KKK, poll taxes, segregation) as well as the opposition to the civil rights movement in the 60's was done by southern democrats.
and, gun control got a boost when blacks started arming themselves for self defense.
Busta Prima
10-10-2011, 13:48
I like this game, can I play too.....
I'm an independent because neither party gives two shits about me or what I want. If not for my income they both wish to tax, neither party would want me
+1
Both dogs come with way too many fleas.
Lex_Luthor
10-10-2011, 13:54
To this day I remember a long time ago, when I was about 6 years old, someone tagged on the outside wall of our church building "Jesus was a democrat." I asked my dad, "What's a democrat?" To which he replied, "something bad, son."[ROFL2]
68Charger
10-10-2011, 13:55
I like this game, can I play too.....
I'm an independent because neither party gives two shits about me or what I want. If not for my income they both wish to tax, neither party would want me
close, it's more like this:
I'm an Independent because both Democratic and Republican politicians have lied to me repeatedly, and are only in politics for their own personal gain.
DD977GM2
10-10-2011, 14:01
ridiculous...
The country is a republic, those college idiots should know what type of political system we are before anything else.
They didn't really give any real reasons, just extremely broad overviews that don't even really sound intelligent.
Thats the bases for all their arguements, speeches and general reasoning for this or that.
Also name calling is in there somewhere, once the facts on our side start flying,
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BushMasterBoy
10-10-2011, 14:19
When they talk, it sounds to me like "I'm a Democrap". I can't watch the rest of it...
close, it's more like this:
I'm an Independent because both Democratic and Republican politicians have lied to me repeatedly, and are only in politics for their own personal gain.
Or...
I'm an independent because Republicans are socialists and Democrats are Marxists.
What is hilarious was at the beginning the girl that said "every child has the right to education"....yep EVERY CHILD. Or, maybe just the ones we don't abort because we killed them. never mind that fact....
I kicked my demmy habit once the doc cut the tube.
I got to cut my sons tube so I know he ain't no dumb-o-crap! And me and the Doc were talking hunting and fishing while my wife was pushing[Tooth] and yes, the wife is not letting me live that one down.
mcantar18c
10-10-2011, 15:01
What is hilarious was at the beginning the girl that said "every child has the right to education"....yep EVERY CHILD. Or, maybe just the ones we don't abort because we killed them. never mind that fact....
I have this video of this guy going around asking a bunch of liberal-looking young people about abortion.... after reasoning with them, getting them to admit stuff about their idea of the value of human life, and then completely contradicting themselves when they state their believes on abortion. Interesting and entertaining vid.
I'm a democrat because... I think I should be entitled to what you have.. btw have you seen my new car? my big screen TV? that's right.. All thanks to you fine conservative folks hard work and my being on welfare!
[Tooth]
Zundfolge
10-10-2011, 16:04
I like this game, can I play too.....
I'm an independent because neither party gives two shits about me or what I want. If not for my income they both wish to tax, neither party would want me
The foolishness of being an "independent" or third party member is that you are shutting yourself even farther out of the process and reducing what little voice you already have.
I'm a Republican because I find them the least objectionable of the two major parties and I honestly believe there is a place for my voice there. I vote in primaries and I engage in caucuses because I want to have some say in who one of the two major party candidates are.
Independents and third party folk are simply cutting off their own noses to spite their own faces.
Just because I joined the Republican Party doesn't mean I have to agree 100% with the party leadership, nor does it mean I have to vote 100% in lock step with them.
Like it or not, for better or for worse we have a TWO PARTY system ... and you can either work within that system and try to influence one of the two parties, or you can stand on the sidelines and bitch (well there is another option, but I'm not going to mention that as I really don't need to end up on any more lists :p ).
I have this video of this guy going around asking a bunch of liberal-looking young people about abortion.... after reasoning with them, getting them to admit stuff about their idea of the value of human life, and then completely contradicting themselves when they state their believes on abortion. Interesting and entertaining vid.
reminds me of the little girl on an airplane joke:
A guy was seated next to a 10-year-old girl on an airplane. Being bored, he turned to the girl and said, "Let's talk. I've heard that flights go quicker if you strike up a conversation with your fellow passenger."
The girl, who was reading a book, closed it slowly and said to the guy, "What would you like to talk about?"
Oh, I don't know," said the guy. "How about abortion?"
"OK," she said. "That could be an interesting topic. But let me ask you a question first. A horse, a cow and a deer all eat the same stuff... grass. Yet a deer excretes little pellets, while a cow turns out a flat patty, and a horse produces clumps of dried grass. Why do you suppose that is?"
The guy thought about it and said, "Hmmm, I have no idea."
To which the girl replied, "Do you really feel qualified to discuss killing unborn babies when you don't know shit?"
jackthewall81
10-10-2011, 18:34
Where do all of these kids get their information? Clearly uninformed and ignorant.
The foolishness of being an "independent" or third party member is that you are shutting yourself even farther out of the process and reducing what little voice you already have.
I'm a Republican because I find them the least objectionable of the two major parties and I honestly believe there is a place for my voice there. I vote in primaries and I engage in caucuses because I want to have some say in who one of the two major party candidates are.
Independents and third party folk are simply cutting off their own noses to spite their own faces.
Just because I joined the Republican Party doesn't mean I have to agree 100% with the party leadership, nor does it mean I have to vote 100% in lock step with them.
Like it or not, for better or for worse we have a TWO PARTY system ... and you can either work within that system and try to influence one of the two parties, or you can stand on the sidelines and bitch (well there is another option, but I'm not going to mention that as I really don't need to end up on any more lists :p ).
That is why I am a member of the GOP even though I ain't no damn socialist. I like voting in the primaries.
rockhound
10-10-2011, 19:23
wow, just wow.
the younger generation these days has no clue at all what they believe in and what they stand for.
hammer03
10-10-2011, 19:37
Where do all of these kids get their information? Clearly uninformed and ignorant.
Art schools, CU Boulder, Berkeley, etc... Oh and most of the public schools these days. The media. The internet. Their friends on facebook.
Tweety Bird
10-10-2011, 19:40
I remember the first time I explained to an Obama supporter that Democrats notoriously ban firearms and have been trying for years to get a national handgun ban.
This guy looked at me and said "no ****, are you serious?" To which I replied "yep." To which he then replied "**** that ****, I'm voting for McCain."
While the majority of Democrats tend to be anti-gun, it just goes to show the ignorance of the 2008 election cycle... and then some.
The truth shall set you free.
If he changed his mind THAT easily, he likely has no core beliefs and will probably just as quickly switch back to the other side as soon as someone presents some feelgood policy for the Lepht.
That said, I hope I'm wrong and he stays on our side. But I wouldn't count on it.
KevDen2005
10-10-2011, 19:58
Anyone else notice how ugly most of those retards on that video were: fatties, zits, 4 eyes, and losers. Damn!
Hey, hey, HEY. I have put on a few pounds, doesn't make me a democrat, just makes me overweight
tmleadr03
10-10-2011, 20:29
Anyone else notice how ugly most of those retards on that video were: fatties, zits, 4 eyes, and losers. Damn!
Hey now, I wear glasses and I am a conservative.
Drilldov2.0
10-10-2011, 20:35
Looking at the title alone, my first response was "Don't tell me your troubles."
Terrible video editing. The sound was off.
jackthewall81
10-10-2011, 21:21
Art schools, CU Boulder, Berkeley, etc... Oh and most of the public schools these days. The media. The internet. Their friends on facebook.
HA I go to CU, I am 20 years old and am majored in Sociology, Anthropology and Geology all of which attract liberal people into the major. You would be shocked at the amount of people who are conservative in Boulder. We were talking about demographic issues in America and how minorities are so mistreaded, have no wealth, are segregated within housing and enviromental etc blah blah blah. Well the teacher asked if we should give these people money and property to increase their wealth and put them on par with white people, basically welfare and gov checks to equalize the racially segregated with the segregators to end segregation and institutionalized racism (bunch of bull **** if you ask me) and 3/4 of the class objected and argued their points in very angry manners. The 1/4 that thought they should get these benefits did not fight back well, and seemed unsure (except for the monorities) it really changed my view on CU. All you hear about is liberal CU, Berkely etc but thats because they are obnoxious and very vocal. Made me happy because I often feel like a sore thumb wearing camo hats and dipping cope straight in class.
The biggest problem that the Dems and Reps have is they have both been infiltrated by liberals/progressives. The Dems got the more virulent, vocal form of the disease but the Reps got the more dangerous version which is more of a sleeper trojan.
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blacklabel
10-10-2011, 23:30
"I'm a democrat because I believe that every child deserves a public education."
Equal right to education but no equal right to life? Gotcha.
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someone needs to edit it to say "im an idiot"
1:11 "I am a democrat because we are the party of civil rights"
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idiot
Oh that's what she said. I thought she said, "I am a democrat because we are the party of syphilis."
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Troublco
10-11-2011, 06:41
Yup, the Dems are the party of civil rights. THEIRS. No one else needs any, apparently....
Oh, and of course they need to take the wealth of those who don't agree with them, and redistribute it to their power base. More of their idea of civil rights, I suppose.
Yup, the Dems are the party of civil rights. THEIRS. No one else needs any, apparently....
Oh, and of course they need to take the wealth of those who don't agree with them, and redistribute it to their power base. More of their idea of civil rights, I suppose.
You got that right.
If a theocracy is the opposite of whatever this group is then sign me up!
68Charger
10-11-2011, 08:55
The foolishness of being an "independent" or third party member is that you are shutting yourself even farther out of the process and reducing what little voice you already have.
I'm a Republican because I find them the least objectionable of the two major parties and I honestly believe there is a place for my voice there. I vote in primaries and I engage in caucuses because I want to have some say in who one of the two major party candidates are.
Independents and third party folk are simply cutting off their own noses to spite their own faces.
Just because I joined the Republican Party doesn't mean I have to agree 100% with the party leadership, nor does it mean I have to vote 100% in lock step with them.
Like it or not, for better or for worse we have a TWO PARTY system ... and you can either work within that system and try to influence one of the two parties, or you can stand on the sidelines and bitch (well there is another option, but I'm not going to mention that as I really don't need to end up on any more lists :p ).
very well put- the only other option that I'd put out there (that won't get you on a dangerous list) would be an organized movement towards independent affiliation- as a form of protest... I don't know how you could actually pull it off, but if you got a significant percentage to leave the 2 parties to show them that they're ticked, it would send a message... the cynic in me says that they wouldn't listen, anyway.
I almost changed my affiliation to independent, but remain Republican for now- because I want a voice in the primary. But I don't believe for one minute that anybody within either party that can get themselves elected should be allowed to do the job.
Anyone else notice how ugly most of those retards on that video were: fatties, zits, 4 eyes, and losers. Damn!
I probably woulda knocked the bottom out of that one broad.
Besides, if I'm a republican then I'm not helping our party as far a rugged good looks go either. [ROFL3]
Aloha_Shooter
10-11-2011, 10:30
Zund, I have a slightly different take. I'm an independent so normally skip the primaries but I generally (about 98%) vote Republican as the lesser of evils in the general election. I'm independent because I don't want to be affiliated with either major party but there's almost no point in voting for an independent candidate who hasn't got a shot at winning; even when you THINK the lesser evil R/D candidate will win, you don't know for sure.
I remember a coworker once asking her grandfather how he could possibly have voted for Bill Clinton. Her grandfather looked at her and said, "I'm a Democrat and besides, none of us thought the SOB would actually win." Well, he won because of all the "protest" votes that went from Bush to Perot. No Perot in '92, no DA/DT, no Clinton gun ban, etc.
Think about what you're enabling when you vote Libertarian or Constitutionalist or whatever. Hickenlooper is governor because conservatives split their vote. We got Bennet in the Senate because Norton wasn't "conservative enough" and Buck was "too extreme." Independent conservatives need to wake the hell up.
Zund, I have a slightly different take. I'm an independent so normally skip the primaries but I generally (about 98%) vote Republican as the lesser of evils in the general election. I'm independent because I don't want to be affiliated with either major party but there's almost no point in voting for an independent candidate who hasn't got a shot at winning; even when you THINK the lesser evil R/D candidate will win, you don't know for sure.
I remember a coworker once asking her grandfather how he could possibly have voted for Bill Clinton. Her grandfather looked at her and said, "I'm a Democrat and besides, none of us thought the SOB would actually win." Well, he won because of all the "protest" votes that went from Bush to Perot. No Perot in '92, no DA/DT, no Clinton gun ban, etc.
Think about what you're enabling when you vote Libertarian or Constitutionalist or whatever. Hickenlooper is governor because conservatives split their vote. We got Bennet in the Senate because Norton wasn't "conservative enough" and Buck was "too extreme." Independent conservatives need to wake the hell up.
I rest at night knowing I voted for the right candidate for the job. It looks like more people are willing to do this as of late and this is starting to cause people to take notice. After a few elections of this trend more people will be willing to 'waste' their vote on the right candidate. Voting for the 'lesser of two evils' serves only to perpetuate the system as it exists. Broken.
hammer03
10-11-2011, 19:01
HA I go to CU, I am 20 years old and am majored in Sociology, Anthropology and Geology all of which attract liberal people into the major. You would be shocked at the amount of people who are conservative in Boulder. We were talking about demographic issues in America and how minorities are so mistreaded, have no wealth, are segregated within housing and enviromental etc blah blah blah. Well the teacher asked if we should give these people money and property to increase their wealth and put them on par with white people, basically welfare and gov checks to equalize the racially segregated with the segregators to end segregation and institutionalized racism (bunch of bull **** if you ask me) and 3/4 of the class objected and argued their points in very angry manners. The 1/4 that thought they should get these benefits did not fight back well, and seemed unsure (except for the monorities) it really changed my view on CU. All you hear about is liberal CU, Berkely etc but thats because they are obnoxious and very vocal. Made me happy because I often feel like a sore thumb wearing camo hats and dipping cope straight in class.
That's reassuring to hear about CU, but I've been to Berkeley, met the students, and the world would be a better place if that cesspool fell into a volcano.
At least, that is what I saw.
theGinsue
10-11-2011, 23:16
"I am a democrat because we are a democracy and not a theocracy"...
ridiculous...
The country is a republic, those college idiots should know what type of political system we are before anything else.
They didn't really give any real reasons, just extremely broad overviews that don't even really sound intelligent.
Glad I wasn't the only one who caught that bit of ignorance (in a pool or ignorant comments).
I will jump in this thread too...
I good folks of COAR-15, am a.......... Mexican Italian, because I was born that way. [Beer]
Wait... that's not what this thread is about.... oh well. **** *** ** *** ** *** ** *** ** *!!!!
I rest at night knowing I voted for the right candidate for the job. It looks like more people are willing to do this as of late and this is starting to cause people to take notice. After a few elections of this trend more people will be willing to 'waste' their vote on the right candidate. Voting for the 'lesser of two evils' serves only to perpetuate the system as it exists. Broken.
I'll chime in with a 'me too'. I didn't vote for the lesser evil (McCain), I voted for someone who best represented me.
I boldfaced the part of this statement that I think is most important.
No vote is wasted and this idea that a conservative person MUST go with whatever weak horse the GOP imposes on conservatives isn't going to fly. We'll get our conservative president, congress and governor, it is just going to take a little while. In the meantime the country can reflect on the evil that is Barack Obama.
WOW!!
it is great that you TRIPLE MAJORED in ANTH GEOL SOCY in CU Boulder by a "teacher"
HA I go to CU, I am 20 years old and am majored in Sociology, Anthropology and Geology all of which attract liberal people into the major. You would be shocked at the amount of people who are conservative in Boulder. We were talking about demographic issues in America and how minorities are so mistreaded, have no wealth, are segregated within housing and enviromental etc blah blah blah. Well the teacher asked if we should give these people money and property to increase their wealth and put them on par with white people, basically welfare and gov checks to equalize the racially segregated with the segregators to end segregation and institutionalized racism (bunch of bull **** if you ask me) and 3/4 of the class objected and argued their points in very angry manners. The 1/4 that thought they should get these benefits did not fight back well, and seemed unsure (except for the monorities) it really changed my view on CU. All you hear about is liberal CU, Berkely etc but thats because they are obnoxious and very vocal. Made me happy because I often feel like a sore thumb wearing camo hats and dipping cope straight in class.
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