Double Life of Barack Obama

[Kerad (Premo)]

And some people wonder why the conservative movement is dying.
What a bunch of whackjobs. (Bruzilla excluded.)

I'm hoping some of you may be acting this way just because it's the internet...and you think it's fun to engage in public displays of group tardation. But I'm certain many of you actually buy into the BS you're spewing...chugging the kool-aid in between posts.


What an embarrassment.
Reinforcing the caricature of the Republican Right...one thread at a time.

[Toxick]

Originally Posted by Kerad

And some people wonder why the conservative movement is dying.
What a bunch of whackjobs. (Bruzilla excluded.)

I'm hoping some of you may be acting this way just because it's the internet...and you think it's fun to engage in public displays of group tardation. But I'm certain many of you actually buy into the BS you're spewing...chugging the kool-aid in between posts.


What an embarrassment.
Reinforcing the caricature of the Republican Right...one thread at a time.

Nice logical arguments there one and all.



And I'm not a conservative. I just happen to have a problem with anyone that would vote for a man that has allied himself to someone that would curse this country.


But hey - if that sort of thing floats your boat, then by all means cast your vote accordingly.

Originally Posted by Larry Gude

...fair, at all. To McGovern.

I still remember the day I became a Republican. I was watching TVand I saw a Nixon ad with a guy working high steel in some city. He takes a lunch break and sits down on a girder. He starts looking down at all the people scurrying abour below him, and the voice over starts saying how if McGovern is elected, one out of ever three people will be on welfare or receiving entitlements, all at the cost of the increased taxes.

I watched that commercial and said "I'm a Republican."

[Pete (Premo)]

Originally Posted by Toxick

Nice logical arguments there one and all.



And I'm not a conservative. I just happen to have a problem with anyone that would vote for a man that has allied himself to someone that would curse this country.


But hey - if that sort of thing floats your boat, then by all means cast your vote accordingly.

Enlightened isn't he?

Originally Posted by Toxick

God.

Damn.

America.




Hello?

I really hope America wakes up and now realizes this guy is full of and has been from the get go.

[Baja28]

Originally Posted by Kerad

And some people wonder why the conservative movement is dying.
What a bunch of whackjobs. (Bruzilla excluded.)

I'm hoping some of you may be acting this way just because it's the internet...and you think it's fun to engage in public displays of group tardation. But I'm certain many of you actually buy into the BS you're spewing...chugging the kool-aid in between posts.


What an embarrassment.
Reinforcing the caricature of the Republican Right...one thread at a time.

I see I've given you undue credit in the past.

YOU are the whack job! You'd also be the first screaming to us to save your pathetic ass if the obama's and wrights got their way.

You need to pull your turban a lil tighter, take another swig of Mohammed's koolaid and head on over to the mountains of Kabul there achmed.

Originally Posted by Toxick

NEVER - and I mean NEVER - IN MY LIFE have I heard the kind of bigotted hate filled hysteria that I heard this morning. And if I did, you bet your ass that I would have walked the #### out.

Thank you for reaffirming my point. Yes, you could walk out... that's called religious freedom. Or, you could have stayed and cheered... that's called religious freedom too. Or, you could have stayed and talked to the minister afterwards and said you objected to what he said... that's called religious freedom too. We are not supposed to hold how anyone views their religious freedom against them... but it looks like now it's okay to do so if it helps us keep the White House.

As to your views of the Christian churches, you are wearing those rose colored glasses. Try going through sermons from the Jew-hating 1930s, or the Black-hating 1960s, or the Gay-hating 1990s. What's the difference between saying "God Damn America!" and "God continues to lift the curtain and allow the enemies of America to give us probably what we deserve"?

Originally Posted by Toxick

Nice logical arguments there one and all.



And I'm not a conservative. I just happen to have a problem with anyone that would vote for a man that has allied himself to someone that would curse this country.


But hey - if that sort of thing floats your boat, then by all means cast your vote accordingly.

Didn't a lot of us vote for George Bush, who is allied with Jerry Falwell and Pat Robertson, the former of whom said "God continues to lift the curtain and allow the enemies of America to give us probably what we deserve" and the later who agreed with his comment?

[Kerad (Premo)]

Originally Posted by Baja28

I see I've given you undue credit in the past.

YOU are the whack job! You'd also be the first screaming to us to save your pathetic ass if the obama's and wrights got their way.

You need to pull your turban a lil tighter, take another swig of Mohammed's koolaid and head on over to the mountains of Kabul there achmed.

I don't need any credit from the likes of you. Just knowing I'm nothing like you is all I need to feel good about myself.

[MMDad]

Originally Posted by Kerad

What a bunch of whackjobs. (Bruzilla excluded.)

Can I take that you, like Bruzilla, feel that "God Damn America" is nothing to care about? Is that belief a positive for a presidential candidate?

This is a complete deal breaker for me. Until I saw that video, and Obama's lame attempt to distance him from those remarks, I saw him as one of the lesser evils.

The way he handled this issue has put me solidly in the camp of "anyone but Obama."