America has spoken, and liberals are WRONG

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JCDenton

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Isn't it great that despite all the ridiculous Democrat tricks, ranging from forged documents to using crack cocaine to register voters, the Right side is winning?

I can't wait for some brand spanking new supreme court justices. Bye bye abortion, bye bye affirmative action, bye bye gay marriage!

God Bless America!
 
Oh, I forgot to add, Bush is MORE popular now than he was last election! It looks like real Americans are having some backlash from liberal nutjoberry.
 
Both sides had reports of election fraud, and they all seem to be linked to the people in the parties, not the party, therefore you cannot blame the party itself (such as those fraudulent phone calls by republicans). That being said, winning a majority doesn't make you right or wrong. Hitler had majority support in Germany, I don't think you would say those who opposed him were wrong. Also, in certain times in our history the majority supported segregation, slavery, women not being allowed to vote etc. Winning a majority indicates you have the support of the people, it is not a basis to judge accuracy.

(I'm not comparing republicans to hitler, I'm just using it to show that having majority support does not indicate whether you are right or wrong).
 
[quote name='JCDenton']Isn't it great that despite all the ridiculous Democrat tricks, ranging from forged documents to using crack cocaine to register voters, the Right side is winning?

I can't wait for some brand spanking new supreme court justices. Bye bye abortion, bye bye affirmative action, bye bye gay marriage!

God Bless America![/quote]

\:D/
 
Don't forget the liberals slashing tires, taking down republican's license numbers and other cheating and intimidation tactics.
 
dafoomie had a great list of tactics used by republicans, I especially liked the one where the republican tried to run someone down with his car. Though, people don't want to see this as what's wrong with individuals, they instead blame the party itself, which has nothing to do with it.
 
[quote name='JCDenton']Isn't it great that despite all the ridiculous Democrat tricks, ranging from forged documents to using crack cocaine to register voters, the Right side is winning?

I can't wait for some brand spanking new supreme court justices. Bye bye abortion, bye bye affirmative action, bye bye gay marriage!

God Bless America![/quote]

I don't have a problem with abortion or gay marriage, but I would like to wave goodbye to affirmative action, welfare, and social security.
 
It has everything to do with it. Although republicans are guilty of doing bad things any comparison to liberal radical action would be laughable. I love how liberals use all of these wack tactics like breaking into breaking into republican voting headquarters, slashing tires, etc and then try to say rebublicans do the same - which is total bullshit.

No one can compare the thousands of radical liberals protesting bush speeches compared to the hundreds protesting Kerry.
 
[quote name='sblymnlcrymnl'][quote name='JCDenton']Isn't it great that despite all the ridiculous Democrat tricks, ranging from forged documents to using crack cocaine to register voters, the Right side is winning?

I can't wait for some brand spanking new supreme court justices. Bye bye abortion, bye bye affirmative action, bye bye gay marriage!

God Bless America![/quote]

I don't have a problem with abortion or gay marriage, but I would like to wave goodbye to affirmative action, welfare, and social security.[/quote]

Amen to that! Government should focus on the things that matter, not micro manage our personal lives.
 
[quote name='JCDenton']Isn't it great that despite all the ridiculous Democrat tricks, ranging from forged documents to using crack cocaine to register voters, the Right side is winning?

I can't wait for some brand spanking new supreme court justices. Bye bye abortion, bye bye affirmative action, bye bye gay marriage!

God Bless America![/quote]

:roll: so many cliches i could use...
 
you want to talk about tricks.......when i went to vote, on the electronic voting touch screen machines, whenever i clicked to vote for Kerry, it said i voted for Bush. How do you explain that?
 
[quote name='stocker08']you want to talk about tricks.......when i went to vote, on the electronic voting touch screen machines, whenever i clicked to vote for Kerry, it said i voted for Bush. How do you explain that?[/quote]

Inability to follow instructions?
 
[quote name='JCDenton']Isn't it great that despite all the ridiculous Democrat tricks, ranging from forged documents to using crack cocaine to register voters, the Right side is winning?

I can't wait for some brand spanking new supreme court justices. Bye bye abortion, bye bye affirmative action, bye bye gay marriage!

God Bless America![/quote]

You're right, of course. I mean, everybody knows that Republicans never use any shady tactics to win elections.

Also, while i don't like affirmative action myself, your comment on gay marriage and abortion rights speaks of a great gap between the two major parties that perhaps could (and should) be bridged by a more moderate stance by a third party or compromise between existing ones.

Oh yeah, and for a nation that is not supposed to have a national religion, i sure have heard a great deal about Christianity and God in this election!
 
[quote name='JCDenton']Oh, I forgot to add, Bush is MORE popular now than he was last election! It looks like real Americans are having some backlash from liberal nutjoberry.[/quote]
You do realize you are an ass hat right? Just wanted to make sure...seeing as half the country didn't support bush...The republicans are the ones scaring of black voters and tearing down signs and making the prank phone calls...only because they were scared...
 
Lets see....

Computer voting with no paper ballets and the machines are made from daddies friends company = why Bush won Florida.

Bush made a law saying that young people have to show ID and all kinds of things like that because young people are smarter and vote against Bush.
 
[quote name='JCDenton']Isn't it great that despite all the ridiculous Democrat tricks, ranging from forged documents to using crack cocaine to register voters, the Right side is winning?

I can't wait for some brand spanking new supreme court justices. Bye bye abortion, bye bye affirmative action, bye bye gay marriage!

God Bless America![/quote]

That's right. We all know that the side with more people is always right. Remember, the word actually was flat until a few centuries ago, and slavery was moral.

Also, since I will never have an abortion or marry another man, it's a great idea to prevent everybody else from doing it. By the way, I'll never pray or drink, so those should be illegal too.
 
[quote name='eldad9'][quote name='JCDenton']Isn't it great that despite all the ridiculous Democrat tricks, ranging from forged documents to using crack cocaine to register voters, the Right side is winning?

I can't wait for some brand spanking new supreme court justices. Bye bye abortion, bye bye affirmative action, bye bye gay marriage!

God Bless America![/quote]

That's right. We all know that the side with more people is always right. Remember, the word actually was flat until a few centuries ago, and slavery was moral.

Also, since I will never have an abortion or marry another man, it's a great idea to prevent everybody else from doing it. By the way, I'll never pray or drink, so those should be illegal too.[/quote]


The "V-chip" that is now in TVs was fought for my SINGLE WOMEN to protect kids they don't have. People can't fucking mind their own bissuness and this is why I'm moving to Canada.
 
Ya good bye freedom(Wait till the next terrorist attack and the patriot act part 2), goodbye fresh air(Who needs to breath), goodbye anything green in this world(concrete gives off oxygen right?), good bye youth of america(You'll be dead soon in some arabian country), Goodbye jobs( I hear india is a great palce), goodbye seperation of church and state....and good bye democracy....welcome a facist dictatorship with open arms...
 
[quote name='Scrubking']No one can compare the thousands of radical liberals protesting bush speeches compared to the hundreds protesting Kerry.[/quote]

No you can't. And I think it says something about the commitment of those protesters (that somehow to you are radical) that they actually feel strong enough about their cause to try to get their message out there. Of course as soon as they show up with a Kerry or anti-Bush T-shirt, they are escorted out by security since the Bush/Cheney rallies were "private events." Guess it doesn't matter if you have a legitimate ticket to get in either. "If you're not with us, you're against us," right?

This country was founded by activists and protesters whether you choose to remember that or not. Ever heard of the Committee of Correspondance or The Sons of Liberty? Those groups were both made up of protestors and acvitists who helped our country gain its independence.

In Bush's America, if you protest, you're investigated by the FBI.
 
* Separation of church and state doesn't mean politicians can't refer to God [or Allah, or Yahweh, or Satan]. After all, Kerry did a whole lot of stumping in churches the last couple months. It simply means the goverment can't reward or punish followers of a certain religion.
* Voter fraud and voter intimidation is wrong, no matter who does it. There certainly are a lot of assholes who do things like that [those tires didn't slash themselves]. If it comes out that those things were specifically sanctioned by the candidates or their teams, I would definitely hope they are held accountable. But in general that's not the 'party's' or the candidate's fault. That's like saying all men are bad because one man is a rapist. And is a massive and disgusting use of stereotyping.
* The only 'running-down-a-politician' story I heard was someone [a registered Democrat] 'expressing his free speech' and aiming at Katherine Harris.
* I'm personally against abortion, and think it should be illegal in most cases [but the core issue that has not been answered is 'when does life begin'], and was vastly disappointed in Kerry's saying "I oppose abortion, but I will not appoint judges who won't support Roe v Wade." Well, then, you don't really oppose it, do you? I don't know where i stand on gay marriage, but I don't think it should be a Federal amendment [I also don't think the judges/mayors should flout the law and perform them]. I am against affirmative action, specifically the quota system, because it merely reduces fairness rather than adding it, and is insulting to boot. I think welfare provides a needed help, but it is used too often as a sole source rather than a helping hand, and social security as it currently is configured is a waste.
* I believe the federal government should focus more on its core purposes--regulating interstate trade, providing a Supreme Court, defending from enemies internal and external, and give the states and people more of their rights back. We are more likely to head more in that direction under Bush than Kerry. And even if not, if he appoints a few strict consititionalists to the Supreme Court, and pushes for the FairTax like he mentioned in passing a while back, I'll be happy.
* "Bush made a law saying that young people have to show ID and all kinds of things like that because young people are smarter and vote against Bush." I doubt Bush made that law, if one exists. I wasn't asked for my id. And if so, I don't see what's wrong with that--I have to show ID when I write a check for 4 bucks at Food Lion, why the hell not when I vote? If they're so smart [check out the comparisons of 'what college kids know around the world" to show how wrong that is], then they should definitely know enough to bring ID.
 
[quote name='lebowsky'][quote name='Scrubking']No one can compare the thousands of radical liberals protesting bush speeches compared to the hundreds protesting Kerry.[/quote]

No you can't. And I think it says something about the commitment of those protesters (that somehow to you are radical) that they actually feel strong enough about their cause to try to get their message out there. Of course as soon as they show up with a Kerry or anti-Bush T-shirt, they are escorted out by security since the Bush/Cheney rallies were "private events." Guess it doesn't matter if you have a legitimate ticket to get in either. "If you're not with us, you're against us," right?
[/quote]

This happened on both sides.
And if it requires a ticket to enter, then it's a private event, giving the hosts of that event the right to eject anyone they wanted. If I bought a ticket and went to a hardcore rap concert and started passing around literature from the PMRC [anyone remember then, another case of "Free Speech-unless we don't like it" from the left], they would have every right to eject me.
 
[quote name='pfunkpearl'][quote name='JCDenton']Oh, I forgot to add, Bush is MORE popular now than he was last election! It looks like real Americans are having some backlash from liberal nutjoberry.[/quote]
You do realize you are an ass hat right? Just wanted to make sure...seeing as half the country didn't support bush...The republicans are the ones scaring of black voters and tearing down signs and making the prank phone calls...only because they were scared...[/quote]

You do know this election was the first where the President will win a majority of the votes since Bush Sr right? No Democrat has won a popular majority vote since Lyndon Johnson. So yes, a majority of Americans voting for Bush is something to be proud of for a Republican.
 
and a majority of people were fine with slavery, with women not voting, for blacks not entering schools. Whats your point, just because its a majority doesnt not make it right. Hence a majority voting for bush does not mean it politically right.
 
[quote name='dtcarson']
This happened on both sides.
And if it requires a ticket to enter, then it's a private event, giving the hosts of that event the right to eject anyone they wanted. If I bought a ticket and went to a hardcore rap concert and started passing around literature from the PMRC [anyone remember then, another case of "Free Speech-unless we don't like it" from the left], they would have every right to eject me.[/quote]

There's a difference between asking somebody to leave and, you know, actually getting them arrested.
 
If you're asked to leave, by the 'owner' [permanent or temporary] of property, and you don't, you are technically trespassing and can be arrested, or at least escorted out. Then if you fight back, you're resisting or causing a riot or something and can also be arrested. Harsh, perhaps, but that's the law.
 
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