alonzomourning23
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The Democrats, those unpatriotic, america hating bastards, are at it again
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ing dumb that they are passing laws to over ride families wishes and keep a person alive.[quote name='David85']I'm more sickened by the fact that the Republicans are so shaq-fuing dumb that they are passing laws to over ride families wishes and keep a person alive.
What a shaq-fued up country we live in.[/quote]
But they would rather said person was trapped inside their own bodies like prisoners unable to even communicate to the outside world. The sad thing is that I saw an interview with her parents the other day and right after saying that she has the intelligence of a 6-12 month old baby and that there was no opportunity for her recovery that they wanted her to be kept alive... I really hope that my parents wouldn't do the same thing to if I was in a situation like that there was no opportunity to recover from.
What a shaq-fued up country we live in.[/quote]
But they would rather said person was trapped inside their own bodies like prisoners unable to even communicate to the outside world. The sad thing is that I saw an interview with her parents the other day and right after saying that she has the intelligence of a 6-12 month old baby and that there was no opportunity for her recovery that they wanted her to be kept alive... I really hope that my parents wouldn't do the same thing to if I was in a situation like that there was no opportunity to recover from.
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Rendell's the man, on a side note here is a picture of Rendell two of my friends and me.
Republicans have control, and that sucks.
Don't believe that the Democrats would do much better.
The two party political system has hijacked this country's politics. The American people are not the top priority, and if you believe that either party is looking out for you, you are a fool.
One trip to California might have many rethinking the supporters of the Democratic party (freak city).
Eh, my two cents. I refuse to be a die-hard supporter of any party. It is amazing how short the public's hoistorical memory is when it comes to these issues. We've done these same arguments twenty years ago, yet it seems the public has completely forgotten.
Don't believe that the Democrats would do much better.
The two party political system has hijacked this country's politics. The American people are not the top priority, and if you believe that either party is looking out for you, you are a fool.
One trip to California might have many rethinking the supporters of the Democratic party (freak city).
Eh, my two cents. I refuse to be a die-hard supporter of any party. It is amazing how short the public's hoistorical memory is when it comes to these issues. We've done these same arguments twenty years ago, yet it seems the public has completely forgotten.
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[quote name='neopolss']Republicans have control, and that sucks.
Don't believe that the Democrats would do much better.
The two party political system has hijacked this country's politics. The American people are not the top priority, and if you believe that either party is looking out for you, you are a fool.
One trip to California might have many rethinking the supporters of the Democratic party (freak city).
Eh, my two cents. I refuse to be a die-hard supporter of any party. It is amazing how short the public's hoistorical memory is when it comes to these issues. We've done these same arguments twenty years ago, yet it seems the public has completely forgotten.[/quote]
I'm not a diehard supporter, but liberal and democrat policies make massachusetts one of the few states I'm proud of. Vermont as well, I hate the state, but it's politics are good. Basically, if something better with a shot comes along I'll jump ship in a second, but I'm a diehard support in the sense that I'll support a democrat over a republican, even if I think that individual republican is better. I look at the big picture, do I want republican or democrat control? Sometimes voting with your heart or doing what you want in one individual case, makes the overal system less like you want. Though I wouldn't lie and say I supported someone when I didn't, I'd just say I hate the guy but a vote for him still is closer to what I want than the other guy.
Don't believe that the Democrats would do much better.
The two party political system has hijacked this country's politics. The American people are not the top priority, and if you believe that either party is looking out for you, you are a fool.
One trip to California might have many rethinking the supporters of the Democratic party (freak city).
Eh, my two cents. I refuse to be a die-hard supporter of any party. It is amazing how short the public's hoistorical memory is when it comes to these issues. We've done these same arguments twenty years ago, yet it seems the public has completely forgotten.[/quote]
I'm not a diehard supporter, but liberal and democrat policies make massachusetts one of the few states I'm proud of. Vermont as well, I hate the state, but it's politics are good. Basically, if something better with a shot comes along I'll jump ship in a second, but I'm a diehard support in the sense that I'll support a democrat over a republican, even if I think that individual republican is better. I look at the big picture, do I want republican or democrat control? Sometimes voting with your heart or doing what you want in one individual case, makes the overal system less like you want. Though I wouldn't lie and say I supported someone when I didn't, I'd just say I hate the guy but a vote for him still is closer to what I want than the other guy.
Personally I think most of the times both Republicans and Democrats screw Vets and that's funny considering how Republicans seem to champion or pretend they're the only one's that give a damn about the Military. What they really mean is "As long as you guard us we'll pay you.", also there's a soon enough clause there that goes without saying that the Pubs in politics(not all) hope that one day if they ever ask the Military to kill innocent civilians in the U.S. if a ton of people rise up against these morons who think that ECONOMICALLY outsourcing is good they'll do it without a second thought because of how well the Republicans seem to up their pay.
If I ever became President one of the first things I'd do is pass a law with a huge spending increase to help Vets and if the Pubs tried to shoot it down I'd use the same black and white tactic they used with the Patriot Act, in other words even if I'd snuck in some nice increase to fix Social Security or Medicare I'd still badger the hell out of them saying they don't support Vets because they're trying to shoot down my bill, see how they like the same bs fed back to them.
If I ever became President one of the first things I'd do is pass a law with a huge spending increase to help Vets and if the Pubs tried to shoot it down I'd use the same black and white tactic they used with the Patriot Act, in other words even if I'd snuck in some nice increase to fix Social Security or Medicare I'd still badger the hell out of them saying they don't support Vets because they're trying to shoot down my bill, see how they like the same bs fed back to them.
[quote name='"alonzomourning23"']...but I'm a diehard support in the sense that I'll support a democrat over a republican, even if I think that individual republican is better.[/quote]
This is why your "big picture" is really just a fuzzy, undeveloped mash of common nonsense and emotive release.
This is why your "big picture" is really just a fuzzy, undeveloped mash of common nonsense and emotive release.
alonzomourning23
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[quote name='bmulligan']This is why your "big picture" is really just a fuzzy, undeveloped mash of common nonsense and emotive release.[/QUOTE]
Huh? I don't get your point. I'd support a democrat because, even if I think the republican is better suited, considering the way parties vote in blocks, he isn't likely to vote with democrats. Basically, the guy I don't like would be more likely to vote in the democrat block, which is much more likely to support programs and things that I support.
Huh? I don't get your point. I'd support a democrat because, even if I think the republican is better suited, considering the way parties vote in blocks, he isn't likely to vote with democrats. Basically, the guy I don't like would be more likely to vote in the democrat block, which is much more likely to support programs and things that I support.
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