The "Stay Classy, Republicans" Super Nintendo Chalmers Thread

[quote name='dohdough']You can just right-click pics to copy and then just paste it on the post. That way you don't have to use the insert pic control. Much easier that way.:thumbs up:[/QUOTE]

Good to know. Thanks!
 
HAHA...yeah...and the 14th Amendment thing...hoooboy.

And Yucca Mountain with Newt saying that they need to look at the science...I almost fell out off my couch on that one.
 
[quote name='dohdough']Huntsman? He isn't at the debate. Are you talking about Santorum?

I used to get Santorum and someother guy confused too...hahaha.[/QUOTE]
Gah, yeah I meant him. I had a mindlapse on the name.

I really like Cain answered the same question twice with two different answers. I totally agree at this point, this debate really makes up for the last one.
 
Wow...this debate REALLY delivered. The only things that really stick out for me right now is when Perry and Santorum were interupting Romney like little belligerant children. So glad I didn't take part in the drinking game again.

Bachmann's mommy rant was a nice little gem as well.
 
Just remembered another crazy thing that Santorum said about "income mobility" and how the US is at shitty levels compared to the UK and we need to take steps like the UK to improve it. Which is interesting because we already have a term for it: class mobility. So in essence, Santorum is not more socialist than Obama...lolz.

I know I'm twisting it a bit, but it's just hilarious that he brought up class mobility cause you know...class warfare and all that.
 
[quote name='mykevermin']Eh. Pentagon Papers, people. It's not like Kennedy or Johnson were saints in that regard either.[/QUOTE]
Yeah like I said, the guy was no angel. I just don't think that we needed someone so hawkish on war like Nixon handling nuclear weapons being deployed right on our doorstep. It was a bad situation that likely would have been worse.
 
[quote name='Strell']I do deny them my essence. [/QUOTE]
Those people are pants on head fucking stupid. Every motherfucking thing is some sort of socialist nazi plot by our government to keep the people stupid.

I've got news for ya folks, you're already about as stupid as a human being can be before being declared mentally retarded, anymore and you'll just be drooling on your couch hugging your rifle, wearing your tin foil hat.
 
I don't know how many Star Trek fans we have here, but check out the DS9 episode "Homefront". The argument between Sisko and his father is practically a parody of the immigration debate about proving legal status. Keep in mind that episode was made years ago.
 
http://www.teapartynation.com/profi...ogPost:1566647&xgs=1&xg_source=msg_share_post

I, an American small business owner, part of the class that produces the vast majority of real, wealth producing jobs in this country, hereby resolve that I will not hire a single person until this war against business and my country is stopped.
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I'm looking forward to the lengths the few right-wingers here will go to to defend an overt and open subversion of the US economy to achieve political ends they desire. This is no longer secretly hoping for the US to fail - this is open war on the US economy. By your allies.

It also kinda ruins Herman Cain's "blame yourself" rhetoric that so many had championed. Now we know who to blame - the tea party motherfuckers.
 
Do any of you know any real, successful entrepreneurs who intentionally hold back the growth of their businesses for political reasons? I see these people all the time on the internet - they claim that they COULD increase their own income or hire more people, but they're mad at the government, so they won't. I just don't believe that these people are telling the truth. Most of them probably aren't even business owners.

Every business owner that I know wants to grow their business, and would happily hire more people if that would increase profits, regardless of what's going on in the government. Sure, some business owners complain about the government, but no one that I know is intentionally limiting the growth of their business to make a political statement.
 
[quote name='chiwii']Do any of you know any real, successful entrepreneurs who intentionally hold back the growth of their businesses for political reasons? I see these people all the time on the internet - they claim that they COULD increase their own income or hire more people, but they're mad at the government, so they won't. I just don't believe that these people are telling the truth. Most of them probably aren't even business owners.

Every business owner that I know wants to grow their business, and would happily hire more people if that would increase profits, regardless of what's going on in the government. Sure, some business owners complain about the government, but no one that I know is intentionally limiting the growth of their business to make a political statement.[/QUOTE]

Three words: Joe the plumber
 
[quote name='chiwii']Do any of you know any real, successful entrepreneurs who intentionally hold back the growth of their businesses for political reasons? I see these people all the time on the internet - they claim that they COULD increase their own income or hire more people, but they're mad at the government, so they won't. I just don't believe that these people are telling the truth. Most of them probably aren't even business owners.

Every business owner that I know wants to grow their business, and would happily hire more people if that would increase profits, regardless of what's going on in the government. Sure, some business owners complain about the government, but no one that I know is intentionally limiting the growth of their business to make a political statement.[/QUOTE]

Successful entrepreneurs don't post on internet forums. They're too busy working 16 hours a day.
 
Unemployed Wall Street protesters only have themselves to blame for lacking a job, so says Herman Cain.

The Republican presidential candidate insisted that the demonstrations were being "orchestrated" to help President Obama.

"I don't have the facts to back this up, but I happen to believe that these demonstrations are planned and orchestrated to distract from the failed policies of the Obama Administration," Cain told the Wall Street Journal.

http://articles.nydailynews.com/2011-10-05/news/30265175_1_herman-cain-pizza-ceo-protesters

Well, at least he admits it...
 
I refuse to give those pathetic, hateful xenophobic motherfuckers any credence, even if the target of their ire is someone whose policy and ideology despise.

Also, Orly. Between "Orly" and "NOM" being mainstays of conservative activism, I think we're being trolled in a most obvious way.
 
http://www.radioiowa.com/2011/10/23...r-confused-answer-on-abortion-a-target-audio/

cainflyer.jpg

What a disgusting leaflet, what a pathetic group. It's too bad Cain is a complete nimrod, his abortion answer was actually kind of refreshing.
 
[quote name='The Crotch']I... that thing sounded pretty pro-suicide/right-to-die at the end there, no?[/QUOTE]

I read it the same way.

So gay marriage bad, suicide OK?
 
Dude forgot what his opinion is supposed to be. That's what happens when you're playing a character, sometimes you forget your lines.
 
[quote name='Feeding the Abscess']http://news.antiwar.com/2011/10/23/us-candidates-officials-line-up-to-condemn-leaving-iraq/

Bachmann wants Iraq to pay us for bombing the shit out of them, killing upwards of 1 million people there over the last 20 years, and causing untold birth defects on millions more for generations to come.[/QUOTE]

[quote name='BigT']It is a sad day when we realize that we are the true terrorists and aggressors in the world...[/QUOTE]
The funniest thing about her statement is that she, and most people for that matter, never learned that it was a financial scheme like this was a big part of what caused WW2 and started Gemany's imperialism.
 
[quote name='Msut77']http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs...er-flirtation/2011/10/25/gIQAHmL9FM_blog.html

Rick Perry doubled down on his birther flirtation this morning, claiming in an interview that Obama’s birthplace is “a good issue to keep alive.”

“It’s fun to poke him a little bit and say `Hey, let’s see your grades and your birth certificate,’” Perry added.[/QUOTE]

What's the grades thing all about? Does Perry think he's some sort of genius?
 
Yellow fucking Flowers? Really?

And since when did Godfather's Pizza count as a real pizza chain? I can't remember the last time I've even seen a Godfather's but here Herman Cain is, I'm a former CEO of one the largest pizza chains. Really?
 
I have never heard of them until he started running for president. Nearest one to me is 60 miles away, the next closest 90. Kind of surprised that only 632 stores is a major pizza chain tbh. But then again I'm blessed to be living in a community with Italian roots, so we have a couple dozen local pizza places (only 3 that I tend to order from).
 
What in the...man American politics is getting more and more fucked up every second. What's next, Cain just comes on screen calls Obama a bitch? I do love how he had to get an old white guy to deliver his message though, and the only black guy in the video was the one who got punched. Dude should just continue setting his own race back by decades.
 
Herman Cain is the right choice for president because he was a CEO of a successful company and can therefore also run govt. Granted, it was the #5 pizza chain in the US and never improved its standing, but still, we as Americans know that settling for 5th place is surely the great future we want for our children! Let America set the blazing trail of mediocrity under the leadership of a pizza guy that used to work at Burger King!


Just another representation of the topsy-turvy world in which people who think that a business guy can run a government have to live.
 
[quote name='nasum']Herman Cain is the right choice for president because he was a CEO of a successful company and can therefore also run govt. Granted, it was the #5 pizza chain in the US and never improved its standing, but still, we as Americans know that settling for 5th place is surely the great future we want for our children! Let America set the blazing trail of mediocrity under the leadership of a pizza guy that used to work at Burger King![/QUOTE]
At some point I'd figure someone would point out that a sizable portion of Romney's business experience was as a leveraged buyout private equity exec. They aren't exactly known for job creation. They're sort of known for buying out firms with their own money (ie the leveraged buyout), stripping the shit out of it, laying off, then selling what's left over.
 
[quote name='speedracer']At some point I'd figure someone would point out that a sizable portion of Romney's business experience was as a leveraged buyout private equity exec. They aren't exactly known for job creation. They're sort of known for buying out firms with their own money (ie the leveraged buyout), stripping the shit out of it, laying off, then selling what's left over.[/QUOTE]

A higher up in my company was one of those "chainsaw" execs., it was one thing in say the early 90's when you have one guy on excel doing what took a team in my grandfathers time. But now the guy is a total joke and does not literally know how to do anything but fire people. In an organization where everyone wears two hats like mine he doesn't get a lot to do.

BTW speed, as per my earlier post what is it with Texans and their infatuation with governors who display a "gee shucks, I'm just a big dumb fuckface" attitude?
 
[quote name='Feeding the Abscess']I hope Bob Goodlatte is retired by Karen Kwiatowski.[/QUOTE]
She seems like an interesting lady, however I know nothing about her. I read some of her papers but what is her general platform she is running of it you don't mind me asking.
 
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