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reply posted on 11-10-2008 @ 08:11 AM by wylekat
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Here is what SHOULD be done:
Take both candidates words- their ads, debates, ect- and put them all into a one place. Let people flip thru each one, and see what was said, HOW it
was said, and let the truth dig itself out, instead of using the Media terrorists and second, third, fourth, "my-mother's-friendtold
hersister'shairdresser'sboyfriendsthirduncle that...." hand sources.
Some of the problems are coming from the media purposely muddying the water for whatever agenda they have.
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reply posted on 11-10-2008 @ 09:25 AM by grover
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We shouldn't be. He is not an Arab or a Muslim (and even if he were it means nothing, just because you are either an Arab or Muslim doesn't mean you
are going to automatically sell us out to terrorists) nor is he anywhere near as liberal as the right makes him out to be.
The hysterics that have been displayed during this election cycle are simply amazing and does absolutely nothing for the dialogue that we need to be
having.
[edit on 11-10-2008 by grover]
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reply posted on 11-10-2008 @ 09:37 AM by FlyersFan
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Originally posted by YourNuts
George Bush=evil John McCain=desperate Barrack Obama=Best chance we have Ron Paul=My hero
George Bush= not running this time
John McCain = a mess and won't win
Barrack Obama = Jimmy Carter II
Ron Paul = Endorsed Baldwin/Constitution Party
(and that's who I'm voting for!  Baldwin )
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reply posted on 11-10-2008 @ 10:17 AM by loam
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Not only is the entire incident instructive, but one needs only to look at some of the posts in this thread to see clearly why this country is in the
turmoil it finds itself.
When we have finally arrived at a point where no one is EVER given the benefit of the doubt, we might as well bend over and kiss our asses goodbye,
because the prospect of mending our differences in this country will be nothing more than pure fantasy.
Grow up people or lose our country.
Plain.
Simple.
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reply posted on 11-10-2008 @ 10:33 AM by _Phoenix_
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Originally posted by grover
We shouldn't be. He is not an Arab or a Muslim (and even if he were it means nothing, just because you are either an Arab or Muslim doesn't mean you
are going to automatically sell us out to terrorists) nor is he anywhere near as liberal as the right makes him out to be.
The hysterics that have been displayed during this election cycle are simply amazing and does absolutely nothing for the dialogue that we need to be
having.
[edit on 11-10-2008 by grover]
Exactly
Anyway most muslims are not arab,(as you probably know  ) there are many pakistanis, indians, somalians etc who are not Arab.
By the way Indonesia has the worlds biggest population of Muslims.
"The world's fourth most populous country has the largest population of Muslims. Approximately 87% of Indonesia's population are Muslims, so with a
population of 216 million, Indonesia is home to approximately 188 million Muslims. The religion of Islam spread to Indonesia during the Middle
Ages."
I'm not saying you think like this, I'm just reminding other people that Arabs are not the only muslims  .
[edit on 11-10-2008 by _Phoenix_]
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reply posted on 11-10-2008 @ 10:53 AM by YourNuts
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Originally posted by FlyersFan
Originally posted by YourNuts
George Bush=evil John McCain=desperate Barrack Obama=Best chance we have Ron Paul=My hero
George Bush= not running this time
John McCain = a mess and won't win
Barrack Obama = Jimmy Carter II
Ron Paul = Endorsed Baldwin/Constitution Party
(and that's who I'm voting for!  Baldwin )
I agree with most of Baldwin's views on the issues. However since both he and his running mate are ministers I tend to believe he is a bit
anti gay. That doesn't sit well with me in the 21st century. If I thought he had a chance of wining I would still vote for him simply because of
his views about keeping US military here in this country. And I especially like the lock down of the SW border. These are all important issue with
me.
I am sure everyone here would hate me if they knew that (1) I am in the military (2) I am indeed a homogay (3) I plan on applying to the Department of
Homeland Security for the position of Border Patrol Agent
Good thing none of you know that
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reply posted on 11-10-2008 @ 11:14 AM by Matyas
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reply posted on 11-10-2008 @ 11:21 AM by YourNuts
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reply posted on 11-10-2008 @ 11:21 AM by bknapple32
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Right, cause 47 some odd years ago, Barack's parents somehow knew that hussein would be the last name of an evil iraqi dictator
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reply posted on 11-10-2008 @ 11:37 AM by The Savage Khan
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Barack Obama is not a terrorist. He is at worst an idealistic, inexperienced true democrat who took a chance to step into the spotlight and gained
popularity by representing (both idealistically and physically) the juxtaposition a growing majority of this country are looking for after 8 years of
growing disdain for the American government both internally and externally. In short he is a rock star in a time of growing revolution.
Both candidates are now facing the major undertaking of fixing some of the worst problems this country/world has ever faced. This includes the global
economy crisis, broken foreign relations and increased global tension, and climate change. I for one am nervous about either of these men taking
office. If not for Obama's lack of experience and idealism, then for McCain's "business as usual".
But the McCain campaign has been an utterly desperate one. The choice of Palin, the floundering on the economy as it enters the forefront of issues,
and this weak, last minute press on the Ayers connection are signs of that. The fact that Obama is taking up the swing states and even questioning
whether solid red states like North Carolina could possibly swing is enough to show you how badly the McCain campaign is going. I live in NY, and you
can bet your hat Obama will get his 31 votes, New York has gone blue every election since 1984 and the buzz around town is Obama is the obvious
choice.
Eventhough he doesn't need it, this is why Obama is getting my vote:
Look at the facts. Obama wants to invest in green technologies, renewable energies. This is not just good for our climate and our souls, but it's
good for our economy as well. If we can create a new system based on the mix of different renewable energies and cut significantly our dependence on
foreign oil, we can set the example for the world. This is what has made America a land of hope and a guiding light for the world in the past.
A Green America is the key to creating new jobs by stimulating growth in this industry, renewing our standing in the world and actually tackling this
climate issue instead of talking about it. John McCain wants us to cut emissions an invest a bit more into nuclear power. This is simply not enough.
We need a new system. This one element alone is enough to give Obama your vote. Perhaps it is time for a bit of idealism.
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reply posted on 11-10-2008 @ 11:42 AM by bknapple32
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reply posted on 11-10-2008 @ 11:45 AM by grover
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A star for you as well. We need more intelligence and less knee jerking or we are really going to be screwed and I am not just talking about the
choice of candidates either.
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reply posted on 11-10-2008 @ 11:55 AM by Matyas
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I know that, you know it, but they (the people) don't know it, they do what they have been taught. And America has been taught to be afraid of
terrorists for the past eight years, to blame them for every ill and missed flight. So if Sen Obama is a terrorist in the eyes of the American public,
then these candidates are reaping the reward of eight years of propaganda under the Bush regime.
You just can't turn a boat this big around that quickly. It doesn't matter if there is no proof, people run on emotions, and their emotions have
been trained by eight years of captivity to accept the PTB's word as truth, to trust whatever they say. If someone within McCain's campaign says
that Obama is a terrorist, then it follows he is. Period, end of story.
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reply posted on 11-10-2008 @ 11:55 AM by David9176
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I don't think McCain is in full control of his campaign and i don't think Obama is either.
That was my answer. Both candidates are and can be puppets for their party's agenda. He was being pressured to go that way...and that's what
happened. The question should have been raised of any associates that ANY candidate has any sort of relationship with. None of these men/woman are
anywhere close to perfect my eyes.
I thought McCain was being honest and geniune with his answer to that crazy woman. That's it. I'm not saying the whole campaign is honest and
everything that happens within it is that way. To me it just showed what he is REALLY about. I don't know how i can answer this any better for
you.
And sorry I was certainly not implying you were trying to call me racist or anything like that, i was just stating that it seems as if everytime I
question Obama it always ends up going there and it's not right.
With that being said, it's nice to have an honest discussion without the name calling and i applaud you for that.
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reply posted on 11-10-2008 @ 12:08 PM by David9176
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Obama wants to invest in green technologies, renewable energies. This is not just good for our climate and our souls, but it's good for our economy
as well. If we can create a new system based on the mix of different renewable energies and cut significantly our dependence on foreign oil, we can
set the example for the world
How is he going to pay for it? How are either one of these candidates going to pay for anything? WE DON"T HAVE THE MONEY. I don't want climate
change either...but i'm more worried about keeping my job and putting food on the table.
Any spending that these either one of these guys do if they become president that is NOT directly to help stop this insane deficit that we have...i
will be very outspoken against. Let's fix our economy....if possible...first and foremost.
Lets worry about saving the trees later.
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reply posted on 11-10-2008 @ 12:09 PM by bknapple32
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Who is Obama a puppet for? This should be good. I want names... Not some NWO democrat mr x person.
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reply posted on 11-10-2008 @ 12:11 PM by bknapple32
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What good is the economy when we needed to go green and we didnt. The ramifications are just as serious.
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