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2007-07-16, 09:38 AM | [Ignore Me] #2 | ||
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Answer: Surely, not enough.
By the way, the Confederacy is dead, quite dead. They lost the war that they started, got their asses handed to them in the end (just ask any one from Georgia). Even their money isn't worth anything as a collectors item.
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2007-07-16, 10:43 AM | [Ignore Me] #3 | ||
Oh we know that. Its just the spirit of rebels. Besides, with the way Bush is going half the people I know sorta want to rebel and end the government as given our rights by the Declaration of Independence. I honestly believe the same thing, the current government is starting to fail. Its becoming too common place to just stagnate on something for years and years. Decisions have to made quickly sometimes. Our government is anything but quick.
In my eyes the flag represents everything American. Free speech being way the hell up there. The freedom to live by what you believe in (no not racism). It no longer symbolizes the Confederation. It represents the mind set of a people, that being that the way our country is, is absolutely revolting. Revolting in the way drugs rule the streets instead of the cops. Revolting how murder, rape, and, theft are statistics instead of atrocities in a broad view. Also in my opinion revolting that people are judged and segregated based on religion, race, and sexual orientation. Yes! You read it here. I am NOT racist. I hate racists. Racists are arrogant. Racists are *******. The word ****** means arrogant. Thats how I use it. Anyways.... back to the subject at hand. The flag isn't a symbol of the South or Slavery for everyone. For some, such as my self, its a symbol of America. |
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2007-07-16, 06:00 PM | [Ignore Me] #6 | |||
The declaration of independence doesn't actually give us any rights. Anywho: The flag is still a symbol of oppression. You can't just take that away. Just like the swastika - just becasue you want it to mean something else doesn't mean it's going to. I understand your point, but the flag still carries it's racist symbolism with our collective psyche.
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2007-07-16, 06:18 PM | [Ignore Me] #7 | ||
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Because the democrats don't have a snowflake's chance in hell of winning.
And moderate republicans have about the same odds for getting nominated. Personally (and yes, this may well be the apocalypse) I'm supporting Ron Paul (R - Texas). He has a good stand on most of the issues that matter to me, and isn't a right wing nut job. Unfortunately, it'll never happen, as I said, he's not a right wing nut job.
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2007-07-16, 07:17 PM | [Ignore Me] #8 | |||
There are two words that should make you not support him, or gravell(the other internet favorite): Fair Tax. A regressive tax is not what you want to base a progressive tax system on.
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2007-07-16, 08:52 PM | [Ignore Me] #9 | ||
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Yeah, but from my point of view, no one is better.
You have Clinton and Obama on one side and "The Hero of New York" on the other. The entire thing makes me sick, and I at least have some closure in that the candidate I'm supporting is the best candidate from my point of view. It's the lesser of two evils, seems to be a going theme recently.
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2007-07-16, 10:14 PM | [Ignore Me] #11 | ||
I personally like Obama.
He's a very smart guy, and he's at least good at pretending he's different from the standard fair candidate. I wish he'd find a backbone and come out stronger against special interests and the war. I can't support hillary, even though I quite like Bill, she's a bitch, TBH.
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2007-07-16, 10:34 PM | [Ignore Me] #12 | ||
Obama? The guy has like zero political experience. Its like he fell out of the sky, decided he was the only educated black man on the planet and screamed "I SHALL BE PRESIDENT!" and some retard thought it was a good idea.
Im really getting sick of all these shitty candidates. In 1776 look at all those great leaders we had in the country. Now 235 years later we have oooh idk 200x the population but we cant find ONE good leader? Wtf? |
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2007-07-16, 10:43 PM | [Ignore Me] #14 | ||
That's simply not that case. Our leaders of old have been idealized to a very very large extent.
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2007-07-17, 10:13 AM | [Ignore Me] #15 | |||
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And Obama presidency is a pipe-dream. To say that he has no political background is totally outrageous; his 2004 DNC keynote was amazing, and I throughly enjoyed it. But he has a lot against him.
I'm not saying I will support the Republican party if some idiot like Giuliani gets the nomination, but I most definitely would support McCain or Paul over the likely Democratic contester (who will undoubtably be a total radical with the way that party leadership works). And before someone says that "Democrats have a better sense of the world," don't be stupid. The average Democrat man on the street cares about the same amount as the average Republican man on the street. If you believe, for a second, that most voters care about the actual issues, then you need a reality check. Most voters only care about whether the man they are voting for is an elephant or an ass. EDIT: Paul has one thing going for him that I like best, he may be registered Republican but he is essentially Libertarian. He takes an excellent stand on the biggest issue I care about. He won't have me running around yelling about being gay and forcing it down other people's throats. At the same time, while he personally is against it, he doesn't believe it is the right of the government to rule on the issue. Unfortunately for me, 9 out 10 ******* run around wearing leather and carrying rainbow flags and make me want to puke.
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Last edited by Infernus; 2007-07-17 at 10:21 AM. Reason: On my choice of Ron Paul |
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