AldericJourdain

AldericJourdain

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[quote]No, AJ; I have to firmly disagree here. You don't find the same kind of unreasoning hatred of liberals by conservatives, as you do in the reverse. You folks just assume us, and it, to be the same way, simply because your views are so deeply entrenched that you can't envision it being any other way. You're so used to being hateful of us that you think we're the same way.[/quote] That's entirely your opinion, and so be it. Though I have to say that it smacks of vic

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[quote]LOL - and Obama's one redeeming factor is Biden! AT least Cheney was not a total idiot - cant say that for the last 2 democrat VPs[/quote] See, I don't think Biden is an idiot; i think his major issue is he doesn't know when to shut up, his tendency for loquaciousness goes beyond absurd at times. Then again, he was re-elected consistently in his state - so I guess the people there were confident in him. ~AJ</

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[quote]You did pose a question, but you followed it with a statement that screamed "you liar". You were not acting on ignorance, you were acting on the belief that the Democrats had not said it but you got busted by AD and now you're acting like "I didn't know" when all you had to do was do some research or at least pay more attention to the news. You're comment did not come off as ignorant, it came off as confindent you were right and the article writer was wrong but you failed to take into

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[quote]The republicans don't have majority control, and they are not the ones ramming this BS bill through with back door deals and closed door meetings.[/quote] So what? Accountability and ethics have nothing to do with whether you are the majority or not. I don't have to wait until the short, broad shouldered, husky built people are the majority to stop and ask myself - Am I accountable for my actions and inactions? Am I being ethical? The republicans are just

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[quote]This war is fought between the government of Yemen, Saudi Arabia, the United States, Morocco, and Jordan on the one side and Shiite rebels in Yemen, Hizbullah, and Iran on the other.[/quote] So in other words, it's becoming a bit of a cluster...., right? Kidding, kidding. [quote]There are 2 times when liberals and the MSM do not care or report on deaths and destruction. When it does not advance their cause, and when there is no iden

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[quote]You also have to admit, listening to KO is fun, too. The TV's at risk when I do, though, so I make sure there are no heavy, throwable objects nearby.[/quote] Personally I find Rachel Maddow to be more entertaining, at least she doesn't pretend to be unbiased and journalistic.

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[quote]Once again, Obama has been shown to be a complete liar, and thankfully the American people are realizing what a mistake they made.[/quote] Agreed, he's been shown to be a typical politician. Oooh, surprise there! What, did you suspect, the second coming? [e digicons]XD[/e] Oh, wait, guess not since them honest and ethical politicians are everywhere. ~AJ

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[quote]Stop trying to turn this around. This isn't about the republicans, this is about Obama and his democrats doing backroom deals on a huge bill that will burden every taxpayer. [/quote] Why? This is an issue that isn't exclusive to one party. s/ Really, lets get all high and mighty on the Obama and Dems; lets talk about how transparent and ethical they should be. Like we Jesus product Republicans! \s Again, point being (as

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[quote]"We'll turn the most closed and corrupt Congress into the most open and honest Congress," Pelosi (D-Calif.) told The Associated Press in an interview. LINK [/quote] Thank you AD. Now I know about it, given that I hadn't read or heard about it. [quote]And this is why so many here can't help but verbally smack you ar

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[quote]hen Obama was elected, and when democrats got majority control, all we heard was how “transparent” they will be[/quote] Wasn't it Obama who said his administration would be transparent, not the Democrats in congress? I don't remember hearing the Dems explicitly say that they would be transparent. Likewise, how come the Republicans are not leading by example? ~AJ

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[quote]There are lot of hateful liberals out there; you guys hate us unreasoningly[/quote] Come on RW, you know this is true about conservatives - or anyone for that matter that choose to do see another person as different and "evil". (See: Pseudospeciation, Erik Erikson) It reminds me of a quote(1): "The folks who can only see 'left' and 'right' prove that ____ was right. People can be manipulated like trained chimps by just telling them that the other chimps are

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[quote]To be partisan[/quote] To be partisan, to me, is to completely and blindly accept your party (or ideaology's) beliefs and not: 1) Think outside the box you live in. 2) Be willing to work together (Not: I want it this way (90% their way) before I accept it - which would lead to the other party's support to bail...etc. Ex: I want a health care reform bill that has reform taken out of it...). The opposite of that, what I believe in - means essentially, that your loyalty

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[quote]To be partisan, as you believe, I suppose I would have to support all republican initiatives, which is hardly the case. Of course minor stupidity in government will always take a backseat when major stupidity is in action. If they Democrats can come up with an idea that doesn't socialize something, nationalize industries, or waste taxpayer money I'd be happy to listen. Would I vote for a Democrat? If his/her actions were consistently conservative enough, sure just as quick as

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RE: On the matter of MF's "open-mindedness." MF, like anyone else, has his/her share of bias, partisanry, and so on - he's human. (Welcome to the club man! \s) I did not intend to imply that MF is the be all and end all of open mindedness; no one can be, because bias is a fact of life. Unfortunately, both due to my lack of detail on my original comment, and, I would venture to say, some folk's bias and "openmindedness," my comments were taken/understood contrary to w

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[quote]Quit babbling and spewing nonsensical descriptors from thin air. You didn't know what the hell you were and birds of a feather flock together. What does that mean? Their is a 50% chance your friends are as screwed up as you are. I don't have to get unverifiable conformation from anyone else. Your own words damn you. Stop dragging friends (real or imaginary) into your argument. It means nothing here. Need another tissue or are you good?[/quote] You're right, appar

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[quote]Because that is how they typically act towards people like Limbaugh.[/quote] And what about how republicans/conservatives typically act towards... Right, whatever, put the blame on them - don't mind your faults. >_> I guess I'm just one of a few people that would prefer a moment of critical thought over knee jerk partisanry. (Which is what it came across as, in my opinion) [quote]Maybe your Independent friends just think they are Independent, j

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[quote]Ah such compassion on the left..[/quote] Come on Brad, you're better than that. Why go and automatically assume that anyone who makes comments like those are left wing? I know a few independents who cannot stand the guy' as such, it is perfectly reasonable to consider that perhaps you're being a tad knee-jerk in your reaction to it. Not agreeing with what they say. ~AJ

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Regardless of party in charge and all - anyone mind telling me exactly what the deal is with Detroit and its alleged ruin? I'm afraid I'm uneducated on it. Are there any sources I could go to (preferebly academic). Thanks, ~AJ

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Additonally, my point about your bias is your over bias. It's damn near: Israel never does anything wrong and Palestinians are evil - the whole world hates us. Flat out, THAT is how you come across leauki. That's what I'm talkign about. ~AJ

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[quote]I happen to believe in defending the innocent, even Israel.[/quote] So be it, I've no qualm with you believiog what you want, I just happen to disagree with what you believe. i.e. I believe in defending the non-combatant people killed by Israel. I believe a much greater/better attempt can be made to specifically go after the terrorists...instead of just sending troops in, bulldozing whatever, etc. Example, there was a story about five years ago where a

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[quote]so you're ok with legislative or judicial tyranny? Because that's what you're endorsing. Not one of these states you mentioned were they able to vote on this issue. But the states that did put it to the vote (Maine & CA) voted it down. [/quote] The problem KFC, is that, for examplein connecticutt, the supreme court is designated with upholding the state constitution - which is the supreme law of the land. As such, they followed the constitution of the state. i.e. They did t

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