[quote]WOW.[/quote] Why wow? Care to expand on that? [quote]First, please next time you quote me try adding a bit more as oppose to such a small piece. You know how long it took me to find this small portion of one of my replies? You do't expect me to memorize all my comments do you?[/quote] Oh come on Charles, you expect me to. lol. ;) Sure thing, I'll keep it in mind. [quote]So you're
[quote]You want us to go snooping around twitter and message boards for the "mainstream" conservative views on Obama?[/quote] Interesting point, hmm. [quote]Children. Read the link the original poster posted. Its nothing more than Quotes from Twitter and message boards. Is the ravings of people on the internet really to be equated with the liberal mainstream?[/quote] It seems to me that both sides do this. In this case, you have the fallac
[quote]WHile AJ and MF danced at the news, and reveled in the expectation of death, they had to find some sliver of an excuse where none exists. They really are pathetic. I wonder if we should bring back hats so at least their brains will be good for something. Wait, that is their skull, so even an empty headed liberal can wear a hat. But then I repeat myself.[/quote] You really are intentionaly blind, ignorant, and moronic, arn't you? Dude, really, just use
[quote]Perhaps it is just the type - AJ and MF - self important know it alls. But I find their juvenile arrogance to be funny and sad. Reminescent of a mind is a terrible thing to waste - or 2 in this case.[/quote] It's easy for you to sit where you're at and presumptiously claim we're being arrogant and not look at your own faults. Why don't you either explain how I'm being arrogant (because I'm always open for self improvement - see: concession, open minded) - or get of your damn hi
[quote]Yep, that's pretty much it.[/quote] Well to be honest, it feels like those types of people are an endangered species. It seems most people are quite content to live in their own little, albeit delusional and novacane based, bubbles. Happy New Year, ~AldericJourdain
btw, it was Senator Coburn that made the original comment, and Durbin that made the first comment about it (So far as I know). Source Happy New Year, ~AJ
[quote]Someone made a comment to the effect that the only prayer of defeating the Senate bill was for one of the 60 Dems to not show up or 'fail to make the vote.' Referring to no person in particular and certainly not 'praying for a D senator to die.' I understand perfectly how libs/leftists choose to see no difference, however.[/quote] Yeah well, as usual, people will read into comments whatever they want - left and right. I seem to remember something some
Well, despite what some anti-liberal sheeple are claiming, not all liberals want to see him dead, but I expect nothing less from those types of people. >_> That said, though I cannot stand his show and feel that it's a waste of air time - I for one hope he gets better and does not die. Every life is precious; I'll keep him in my thoughts. ~AldericJourdain
[quote]Thanks for the advice but after close to 4 years on various Stardock forums I'm already quite familiar with the prevailing attitudes here on JU. [/quote] Just wanted to mention that I wasn't intending to discredit your experience or intelligence. I too have spent over four years here and have learned a few things. Some of them I have a hard time applying though, lol. [quote]However *everyone* has their own biases and you're never going to c
Mumblefratz ~ If I may, a piece of advice: Take it from my experience, you're not going to get through to them; they've got their own version of the facts and are happy with their own little view of the world. Happy New Year all! ~AJ
[quote]Note that these planes the Arabs were firing on were passenger aircraft. Of course shooting at pessenger aircraft (loaded with refugees, no less) is a war crime, but the "Palestinian Cause" excuses EVERYTHING.[/quote] ...and yet you've shown yourself as an apologist for Israel, rarely (if ever) condeming their actions when appropriate. *sighs* To each their own dude, even if I disagree with it. Hope your holiday has been great. Peace, ~AJ
Oh, btw, either you or someone else mentioned conservative groups "not" using the courts to overturn or inforce matters (or rarely considering)....look at massachusetts, new hampshire, vermont, california. These are places where conservative groups are either in the process of planning, or currently involved with movements to overturn judicial rulings. Is that not unconstitutional, pushing their point of view (versus live and let live), etc.? I guess apparently it is the amount of times that
[quote] IN the end, the PC will do us in. It is only a matter of time before we are strip searching a norwegian granny while an Indonesian (or Phillipino, Malaysian, American) Muslim is lighting a bomb that works.[/quote] I would rather see everyone checked; unfortunately though, most people want saftey and convenience, - hence if we did search everyone thoroughly, someone would bitch and complain about it. I would bet you my left nut it would turn out tha
[quote]What grand claim? Obama has surrounded himself with communists almost his whole life. This is fact.[/quote] I meant gradiose claims as any claim that is conspiracy theory-esque; anything grand, sweeping, nearly absurd, etc. Again, as I will repeat for the billionth time here - I'm not dismissing Obama's ties, merely saying that this ornament fiasco is absurd. No one has yet to prove that Obama intentionally picked the decorator to intentionally put the ornam
[quote]They also know how weak Obama is which makes them even more bold, and that he really doesn't believe in "fighting" terrorism or whatever they want people to call it How many days did it take him to address the nation about this?[/quote] Tell me, did the terrorists know how weak Clinton and Bush were with 9/11? Were they any less bold? Quite frankly, in my opinion, they have been just as bold as ever.
[quote]That only stands to reason Doc... US Liberals only want to persecute other US citizens. Doctrine is doctrine under the guise of one size fits all, as long as they are picking out the suit. [/quote] You know, I disagree with your assumption of liberals - but I can agree with the second sentence (Oh my god...was I just convinced? :P ) [quote]In the end it's just really sad that one would allow politics to dictate ones beliefs. That just because it's a Democ
[quote] I think you're probably right; exceot for the fact that I don't think he "can't be convinced"....it's that he won't[/quote] Tell me....How is it that I "can't be convinced," when I have been convinced on various issues discussed on here; have conceded that I'm open to being convinced (On the first page of this discussion in fact); have consistantly said that I am open to discussion, but being skeptical to things that sound like conspiracy theories, I'm going to need
[quote]RW, I believe you're probably wasting your time and effort. You're writing a lot trying to convince someone that can't be convinced. It doesn't take a genius to understand that particular ornament goes against the very fiber of what the US is. [/quote] Yet by saying the man should not put it up - goes against the very stiches that hold the fabric of our country together: the freedom of expression and dissent. [quote]Obama's fault lies in the fact that he let a
[quote] As to “living and let live”, that sounds great; in fact, it’s a very conservative notion. [/quote] Great, then go tell conservatives, especially those conservatives who have used our election system to make sure that others cannot pursue their happines, as their free will dictates. Geesh. [quote] Sure I do; I have open eyes and a curious mind, which is more than you and your comrade ha
[quote]Unless I'm wrong, you seem to be implying, in so many words, that we (the majority) are somehow infringing upon your right to happiness, with our traditions and their trappings. [/quote] Your traditions are only relevant to your kind, not any of those who hold other traditions. If someone doesn't want to follow what you believe, then so be it. The problem is though, is that that view isn't held by all. (Either side) In the case of your people, they have consistantly p
Btw, I'm sure you and I (RW) can agree about one thing - that there are way too many people (left, right, centrist, or purple...) concerned about what others do. It's ironic really, given that it is - in some cases - an overstep of what could be termed as compassion. (Ex: Religionists concerned about others souls, thusly pushing so that everyone does the "proper" things...and vice versa.) It reminds me of a political cartoon that was in my Mass Media and Society course textbook,
[quote]" If you read the post, I said Obama didn't decorate the tree, but once AGAIN, they find associations with people like this, just like their czars and cabinent members looking up to Mao."[/quote] And again, in my
[quote]But he was a LIBERAL killer, so they were justified! Liberal thinkspeak at its best![/quote] Sorry, but I guess I'm just too much of a liberal. I actually believe in people living their lives however they see fit, and as such, living with the consequences of their actions. Silly me, following our founding principles... ~A
[quote]So AJ (aka the Liberal Avenger) you think the ornament was appropriate? Mao killed about 20 million more than Hitler BTW. Happy winter solstice to you. Merry Christmas to my friends and the majority of the US.[/quote] I separate the ornament with the person. Someone, somewhere in this diverse and wonderful nation - wanted to express themselves by putting a picture of Mao on a christmas ornament; fine, so be it. In fact, in this very PC nation, I say kudos
[quote]Okay; but at what point do we finally realize that a lot of little things add up to one (or more) "big thing(s)"? The problem is, society has let far, far too many "little things" go, without making a stand, and thusly, allowed them to eat away at our traditional ideals and cultural underpinnings, things at which liberals blatantly scoff. For example...[/quote] Couple points... 1. My point though is: Is it really something to be concerned about? A christmas orna
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