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[quote who="SilentPoet" comment="18"]"So invite a rapist, child molester, drug addict, murderer, necrophiliac, cannibal intro your home for dinner, after all, all life is precious! hypocrite!"I said all life is precious, therefore I wouldn't take it, because all life is important, and has worth. This has nothing to do about friday evening social gatherings, so I'd appreciate it if you would stay on topic. [/quote] Staying on topic coming from someone that almost never stays on top

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[quote who="SilentPoet" comment="12"]Oh and Mod, I disagree, ALL life is precious. Personally I don't differentiate.[/quote] So invite a rapist, child molester, drug addict, murderer, necrophiliac, cannibal intro your home for dinner, after all, all life is precious! hypocrite!

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[quote who="Dr Guy" comment="3"]I think your Civil war figure is a bit low. That was the Union side. Total was 618,000 (up to some estimates of 700,000).I was surprised how few died in the Revolutionary War and am shocked to see how many died in the Civil War.Put that in perspective. There were only a few million in the colonies during the revolutionary war (some estimates put it at 2.5 million). So 25000 was a large chunk. There were more during the civil war, but only about 31 million Ameri

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[quote who="Locamama" comment="1"]Battlefield medical care has increased dramatically since the former wars. That's why we have 30,000 plus wounded soldiers. Injured is better than dead though. I was surprised how few died in the Revolutionary War and am shocked to see how many died in the Civil War. It just makes me sad that we haven't moved past killing each other to solve our differences. [/quote] Man has been killing his fellow man since Cain and Able.. n

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[quote who="Benmeister" comment="4"]Actually, only 140 U.S. military personel died in the Iraq war. The rest were killed during our occupation. [/quote] True, but death is death.

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[quote who="mittens" comment="2"]I'm not sure where you got your numbers, but for the revolutionary war:"An estimated 25,000 American Revolutionaries died during active military service. About 8,000 of these deaths were in battle; the other 17,000 deaths were from disease, including about 8,000 who died while prisoners of war. The number of Revolutionaries seriously wounded or disabled by the war has been estimated from 8,500 to 25,000. The total American military casualty figure was therefor

Putting This war into Perspective in War on Terror JoeUser Forums

While I admit MOST life is precious, I keep hearing about the 4,000 plus deaths so far in the war against terror. Here is a little perspective about wars America has engaged in: The Revolutionary war: 4,435 Deaths The Mexican war: 13,283 Deaths The Civil war: 364,511 Deaths World war one: 116,516 Deaths World war two: 405,399 Deaths The Korean war: 36,574 deaths The Vietnam war" 58,209 deaths Kind of put things into persp

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[quote who="Dr Guy" comment="14"]he could switch parties and no one would know the difference!Hillary would. [/quote] ummm like I said???

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[quote who="Dr Guy" comment="14"]he could switch parties and no one would know the difference!Hillary would. [/quote] Like I said "no One" would know the difference. heh heh heh

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[quote who="KFC Kickin For Christ" comment="12"]McCain is currently leading the polls and is ahead of Obama and Clinton.Gee I hope so. I've got two dinners to the Olive Garden on the line. If McCain wins I eat out. If he loses, I pay out. [/quote] Choosing McCain is again a choice of the lessor of two evils. McCain is so close to being a Democrat that he could switch parties and no one would know the difference!

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[quote who="Adventure-Dude" comment="9"]Finally people are beginning to understand that Blacks are as racists as whites are, it just has been accepted that blacks have some kind of "RIGHT" TO BE THAT WAY!This has been an area that kind of irks me. The Hispanics can have their racism and call it "Brown pride." The Navajo can have their racism but call it, "Native Pride." And so forth. Somehow I highly doubt that 'White Pride' would be tolerated in the same manner. The bottom line is racism is

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[quote who="Locamama" comment="7"]I thought that might be the case before he won so many states on super tuesday. Obviously, people are still voting for him. Hillary is my candidate and I think she will fare better in the general election but it should be interesting to see how this all plays out. [/quote] did you ever think that many votes for Mr. Obama could just be votes againsts Hillary?

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[quote]Leaukion Mar 21, 2008 I have no doubt that any Republican voting for McCain will be accused of racism, even and especially when he didn't vote for Obama because of Obama's associations with bigots and his utter incompetence and inexperience.[/quote] Yes now that some light is being shined on Mr. Obama the luster is has been worn down some. [quote]As for Democrats, I don't think those that dislike blacks really think that the office of president is that important. But I do

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[quote who="Adventure-Dude" comment="2"]IMO, Dems are pretty much hosed right now. Half the dems can't stand Hillary and now Obama's racism is not helping. [/quote] Finally people are beginning to understand that Blacks are as racists as whites are, it just has been accepted that blacks have some kind of "RIGHT" TO BE THAT WAY!

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[quote who="Dr Guy" comment="1"]They call it the bradley Effect, but around these parts we call it the Wilder Effect. Back in 89 when he ran, polls showed him winning comfortably. He won by a mere 5000 votes (out of about 2.5m cast). [/quote] What ever they call it, it boils down to closet racism.

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If and this is still a question mark if, Mr. Obama gets the nod from the Democrats and runs for President, I believe some serious hidden racism will come pouring out from our so called Liberal white voters. While in PUBLIC they pick up the cause of Mr. Obama keeping in line with the SECULAR PROGRESSIVE MOVEMENT. Then when the curtain closes and it is time to vote, the FEAR of having a BLACK President and what he might do to the already downtrodden white population will override a

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Harris County, Texas, native Centava Dozier, 21, filed a $200,000 lawsuit Monday against American Airlines, alleging that a passenger masturbated in the seat next to her and then ejaculated on her hair. Truly this is a case of cumming while he was going. Dozier was on her way to visit family and friends in L.A. The suit claims Dozier was sitting in an empty row when the plane took off, and then fell asleep. When she w

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wonderful article.. well thought out and most of all factual!

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[quote who="Zoomba" comment="9"]I'm going to have nightmares for days about the Hillary bit too.... damn you man![/quote] I rewrote the article, because I respect you that much!

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[quote who="Zoomba" comment="7"]Your main point is fine: Obama stepped in it with his "mentor" and the hate he was spewing. That's going to be a political black eye.Here's where you fall into dabe territory. It's your rhetoric:"Hillary must have cum at least 11 times..." "Barak Hussein" "Oh bama" (this one reminds me too much of "Shrub" referring to GW) You and I have pretty much always disagreed on basic politics, it just saddens me when I see you start to sink to these digs.&nbs

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[quote who="Zoomba" comment="5"]Have you ever stopped and looked at what you write? Your rhetoric is becoming as venemous and irrational as folks like Col Gene, Dabe (remember her?) and some of the other far-far left nut-jobs that have since moved on.It's one thing to disagree with the politics, the platform, the person. Something entirely else to spew the pure venom I've seen in your posts lately. You're turning into as shrill of a right-wing nutjob as anyone we've ever see

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Hey! I voted by Mail, and since my candidate {rudy} dropped out before California officially voted, I want the entire state of California to have a do over so my vote will count!!

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Hey! I voted early for Rudy, since he dropped out of the race before california, I want the entire state of California to have a do over so my vote will count this time!!

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[quote]Common democrats get your game together! If I have to pay for the programs that you guys instated at least make the preelection fun to watch![/quote][quote]Leinad0033on Mar 17, 2008[/quote] Should get real dirty before the convention. Pull up a chair, eat some popcorn, watch and learn from the Clintons what dirt really is!

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[quote who="terpfan1980" comment="1"]MM you know I love you and your rants, but I wouldn't bet that Obama takes even a scratch on his armor from anything that this so-called mentor said or says. Worse yet, I wouldn't bet on Hilldog being able to gain anything at all from this potential issue. She's already shown her complete ineptitude at having the ability for her campaign to gain ground no matter what Obama does.[/quote] Well terp, I follow fox news to get what is happeni