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Originally posted by SeventhSeal
Originally posted by macman
Originally posted by SeventhSeal
Originally posted by FIFIGI
Scientific dictatorship at its best.
Congrats on living on the land of free.
Gays and Lesbians can now visit loved ones in the hospital.
They can also serve openly in the military.
Tea Ba...I mean, Tea Partiers can form little rallies with their guns and bash the President claiming we need an armed revolution because they disagree with his political party.
Troops coming home from Iraq.
The idea of universal health care.
Damn, you're right. Obama is a dictator! Damn him!!
By the way, I do like Obama. I think he has (or had) potential but obviously let this country down...but really, I can't say I'm going to vote for any of the GOP nutbags over him.edit on 14-12-2011 by SeventhSeal because: (no reason given)
So I guess that you will be the presiding commandant to the fuer as we are incarcirated under the Battlefield Act.
Good to know I guess.edit on 14-12-2011 by macman because: (no reason given)
Seriously? Did you forget the Patriot Act which was installed under Bush?
Un fu*king real.
Originally posted by TheImmaculateD1
reply to post by Wolfenz
Exactly, the draconian aspect of the current bill is more then likely of 41's creation! Think about it!
BTW, TPTB and The Elite terminology is hereby dead and buried and we are now referring to them in the manner that is more suited and correct for them, The SCUM (write your own acronym here)!edit on 15-12-2011 by TheImmaculateD1 because: (no reason given)
A new television ad about the U.S. national debt produced by Citizens Against Government Waste has been deemed "too controversial" by major networks including ABC, A&E and The History Channel and will not be shown on those channels. The commercial is a homage to a 1986 ad that was
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