HAYEZ said:shes a cunt,obamas a racist...fuck them both
75th said:Better her than Obama...I concur.
MightyMouse69 said:neither has a chance, mute point.
rykertest said:I really want to beleive that. Then I see all these obama worshippers and I see how blind people are. I must admit that I am VERY nervous about Obama. Not because he is a strong candidate. He is totally lacking any substance. But he is a smooth talker and really knows how to inspire people. But thats where it ends. Big talk means nothing and I think there are too many ignorant americans that will fall for his sweet talk and vote for him.
I just pray people wake up in time. This is the guy that will be picking possibly 2 supreme court justices that will affect this country for a lot longer than he is in office.
you must be a latino, only latinos lay the racist card at obama.HAYEZ said:shes a cunt,obamas a racist...fuck them both
incorrect...you based that on the z at the end...Bino said:you must be a latino, only latinos lay the racist card at obama.
infighting amongst minorities plays right into white hands
it's kinda nice not being blamed for every ill in the country...instead of "white devil/pussy-ass crackas" it's more black vs brown.SpyWizard said:it's like gangs and crack, as long as they are killing each other, we don't care.. sad but true..
rykertest said:I just pray people wake up in time. This is the guy that will be picking possibly 2 supreme court justices that will affect this country for a lot longer than he is in office.
MightyMouse69 said:It always appears that a candidate is more popular within the primary because they are playing to their base (so let's say he has 50% of 1/2 the electorate, eventually, in the general election he could easily lose by 8-10% which is a landslide (see McGovern and Dukakis candidacy's for precidence).
MightyMouse69 said:neither has a chance, mute point.
75th said:Better her than Obama...I concur.
redsamurai said:perish the thought of him picking supreme court justices who may actually "not" chip away at our civil liberties year by year.......like the current crop of fags.![]()
Longhorn85 said:The phrase is "moot" point, FYI, but I disagree that it is that.
I don't want to see Hillary run in the General. I am tired of seeing her on TV. I am hoping Obama can pull this thing out.
From a democrat perspective though, the best possible solution is probably a Hill/Obama ticket, then Obama couild pick it up when she is done.
agreed.MightyMouse69 said:redsam, you puzzle me sometimes - you question America's propping up of Israel - do you realize the percent of lawyers in the USA that are Jewish? If so, do you think they have any influence on American politics? I'm not saying its good or bad, you just puzzle me sometimes.
lolBino said:agreed.
but he's canada's problem now...
MichaelScott said:id vote for hilary i am repub but i think mccain will lose it and bomb everyone
Bingo. WE can't fix Iraq. While their soldiers know we've got their back, they'll desert before going into serious combat.hyp1 said:+2
that or keep or asses in Iraq indefinitely,while our economy keeps going in the shitter.
hyp1 said:+2
that or keep or asses in Iraq indefinitely,while our economy keeps going in the shitter.
we've been in korea indefinitelyhyp1 said:+2
that or keep or asses in Iraq indefinitely,while our economy keeps going in the shitter.
Spartacus said:we've been in korea indefinitely
we were in western europe for half a century
to me having a chunk of our military situated in the middle east is a far better cost-benefit deal than either of those above
Spartacus said:we've been in korea indefinitely
we were in western europe for half a century
to me having a chunk of our military situated in the middle east is a far better cost-benefit deal than either of those above
India and China are the oil godsendsRazorguns said:9/11 was a godsend for the oil and defense industries.
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this war is costing 1% of GDPhyp1 said:the only problem with that is that korea,and western europe occupation didn't throw our economy in the shitter,costing us thousands upon thousands of US military lives and running into the estimated trillions-hence the economy in the shitter remark.
Spartacus said:this war is costing 1% of GDP
in comparison the vietnam conflict ran 10% of GDP
this is a cheap war
the subprime fiasco is what's troubling the economy
as far as cost in lives
noone lives forever
dont join the military if you cant accept dying in a war
Spartacus said:we've been in korea indefinitely
we were in western europe for half a century
to me having a chunk of our military situated in the middle east is a far better cost-benefit deal than either of those above
The current state of our economy has little to nothing to do with the cost of the war.hyp1 said:the only problem with that is that korea,and western europe occupation didn't throw our economy in the shitter,costing us thousands upon thousands of US military lives and running into the estimated trillions-hence the economy in the shitter remark.
Spartacus said:she's about to pull off the near impossible
75th said:The current state of our economy has little to nothing to do with the cost of the war.
Nothing immediate. Besides, this stimulus package is more than 3 times larger than the package issued in 1990 and 2001...when we were actually in a bad recession.Mavafanculo said:If those billions had been put to short and long-term stimulus use, what would have been the result?
75th said:Nothing immediate. Besides, this stimulus package is more than 3 times larger than the package issued in 1990 and 2001...when we were actually in a bad recession.
Let me answer the question with another question:Mavafanculo said:go back to 2003.
instead of the billions put into iraq each month, invest the amount in ST and LT stimulus every month to the present.
now back to 2008.
would the economy be better or worse off?
75th said:Let me answer the question with another question:
What would have compelled the US government to issue stimulus packages in a year that started one of the greatest economic expansions in history? Using that logic, we should argue that JFK should have started issuing stimulus packages instead of sending people into Vietnam. Or, excuse me, "advisors." Or why dont we suspend economic aid to Saudi Arabia, Israel, every country in Africa, etc. We waste much more money there than we do on Iraq.
Im with you on the war. However, the current economic climate has nothing to do with spending money on a retarded war, but rather has everything to do with the ignorance of a lot of lower class citizens as well as the greed of a lot of people in the finance/lending industries.
Mavafanculo said:I will answer your non-answer of my question with a question, with another question.
How come horses and rabbits both eat hay, but the horse drops huge piles of crap and the rabbits shits little tiny pellets.
now answer my original question lol.
instead of breakdown maintenence (ok now the economys broke, lets fix it), how about responsible investment in long term items like infrastructure and education, and oh yeah health insurance and finding alternative energy sources.
nope -- they fed the portfolio for The carylse group and their buds at haliburton instead

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