Is palin more of a threat to Obama than Mccain
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Is palin more of a threat to Obama than Mccain
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Nah, she's an asset to the Democrats. In other words she's more of a threat to McCain than she is to Obama.Quote:
Originally Posted by alithegreatest786
After McCain loses she'll be a celebrity starter for NASCAR races. She's qualified to do that.
What kind of amuses me are some of McCain's thoughts about Palin. I read in the news the other day, McCain saying something like "I couldn't be more delighted ..." when asked how he felt about the Palin has turned out. What a crock. We are supposed to believe that?
ha well he is a politician. And so the old adage comes into play. "If his lips were moving, then he is likely lying."Quote:
Originally Posted by CGM
I think there is so much that goes on in the backgrounds of these campaigns that we never know about, as in, who is really making all these decisions and how they really feel about them. The leaks to the press regarding the infighting are proving to have some merit...but not like he can come out at this point and say, "She's a damn moron...and I totally screwed up by listening to my advisors in picking her!"
Or whatever the real story is...
Chances are, we'll learn much more in the weeks following the election.
And Obama can hype up the crowd for NBA All-Star games :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Kirkland Laing
I've put the results of CNNs past VP Election Debate under scrutiny and into a graph, and have found a trend in the Independant Voters Analysis, particularly when Sarah Palin spoke. Here is a small sample of the trend.
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Hussein is going to run the country for the next eight years. Palin will be a joke to most Americans. The McCain campaign is already splitting into McCain/Palin factions. They'll both shred each other after the election. The McCain side recently called her a diva, then a couple of days ago called her a whack job. They're getting warmer.Quote:
Originally Posted by LyleAnd Obama can hype up the crowd for NBA All-Star games :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Kirkland Laing
It's the former Bushies Palin doesn't like....I don't blame either of them, they both suck. I just like John McCain
Hi,Quote:
Originally Posted by Kirkland LaingHussein is going to run the country for the next eight years. Palin will be a joke to most Americans. The McCain campaign is already splitting into McCain/Palin factions. They'll both shred each other after the election. The McCain side recently called her a diva, then a couple of days ago called her a whack job. They're getting warmer.Quote:
Originally Posted by LyleAnd Obama can hype up the crowd for NBA All-Star games :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Kirkland Laing
I saw Palin speak at the Vice President debate, it was shown the next day over in UK and every time she winked at the camera, she was inviting people to punch her, how annoying. Also that stupid accent, 'you're 'darn' right' etc etc. In France giving your children stupid names is against the law, maybe Alaska needs to look at this as a matter of urgency.
As for Obama, well. Gordon Brown would never make Prime Minister of this country if he has mates such as Tony Rezco, Father Fleigher, Jeremiah Wright, Bill Ayres, and Louis Farrahkhan. Sorry no idea why America is electing this dodgy character as their leader.
So nobody in England has a dumb accent???? I do find that hard to believe.
But I am glad you understand about the scum Obama hangs out with....Bill Ayers only tried to blow up the fucking Pentagon, maybe if Obama wins he can give William an all access pass :rolleyes:
If McCain wins, Move over Canada here I come.
We don't want ya. We still remember when you called us morons for not going to Iraq and just 'believing yas' there were WMDs. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by mrbig1
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Originally Posted by YoungbloodWe don't want ya. We still remember when you called us morons for not going to Iraq and just 'believing yas' there were WMDs. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by mrbig1
President Sara Palin :-X
I was not one of them. I lived in Europe so I got a taste of true freedom.Quote:
Originally Posted by YoungbloodWe don't want ya. We still remember when you called us morons for not going to Iraq and just 'believing yas' there were WMDs. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by mrbig1
ha, yea I was just kidding. Been meaning to say that to someone for all the "I'm moving to Canada" rhetoric I've been hearing lately, and you just happen to be the lucky number. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by mrbig1I was not one of them. I lived in Europe so I got a taste of true freedom.Quote:
Originally Posted by YoungbloodWe don't want ya. We still remember when you called us morons for not going to Iraq and just 'believing yas' there were WMDs. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by mrbig1
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Originally Posted by CGM
You Canadians are really funny. Those DJs pretending to be Sarkozy, got Palin big time, she really is a spanner.
As for Obama, not only does he have really dodgy mates such as Tony Rezco, Father Fleigher, Jeremiah Wright, Bill Ayres, and Louis Farrahkhan, now we find out is Aunty is a bloody illegal immigrant!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Would you buy a used car off Barack Obama?
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Originally Posted by CGM
You Canadians are really funny. Those DJs pretending to be Sarkozy, got Palin big time, she really is a spanner.
As for Obama, not only does he have really dodgy mates such as Tony Rezco, Father Fleigher, Jeremiah Wright, Bill Ayres, and Louis Farrahkhan, now we find out his Aunty is a bloody illegal immigrant!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Would you buy a used car off Barack Obama?
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And so the Palin talk begins, 1 day after the election.
Africa, a dark and mysterious country...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWZHTJsR4Bc
...Obama thought we had 57 states and thought Penn State's mascot was the Nittaly Lion.
Joe Biden asked a guy who he's known for a long time to stand up knowing full well he is bound to a wheelchair.
These people are going to be in power....you're 14, you're Canadian, you figure you've chosen the right side to be on and like everyone else you wish to gloat about Obama's victory. Go right ahead, this presidency will prove that how the world views us doesn't really matter, bad things will still happen and the US will get blamed for either not helping or helping too much....this happens when you are THE Super Power, something Canada will never know about...maybe if they did they would realize that not everyone can be saved and not everyone wants to be saved.
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Originally Posted by Lyle
What does that even mean? I also don't really see why him being 14 or a Canadian has anything to do with his ability to formulate a reasonable opinion.
There are issues that the US can't take a side on without pissing off large groups of people....Canada doesn't have this problem as they are Canada and are non-threatening.
Look at Iraq, I am sure there are a fair number of people who are happy to see Saddam gone....however that doesn't mean they are happy we are there.....if we were to leave today there would be a large group of people pissed off that we left them high and dry....if we stay then there's a large group of people pissed off that we won't leave. If we never went then there would be people waiting for something to happen to Saddam and seeing the US as the group to blame for that as we did put him in power.
So it's kind of complex...I wouldn't expect a Canadian to think about it that hard as you guys are like the Irish...loveable and harmless ;)
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Originally Posted by Lyle
Our indigenous population would disagree with that quite strongly, but as for international imperialism, you're right, that's not really our thing (minus Afghanistan) - you guys pretty much have that market cornered anyways - and considering the size and condition of our army, that's a good thing. We'd probably make the Italian's look like the Carthagians at this point.
We're just dumb kids afterall, CFH...what do we know? Plus canadian, well, well, we must know even less.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFH:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Lyle
What does that even mean? I also don't really see why him being 14 or a Canadian has anything to do with his ability to formulate a reasonable opinion.
This theme almost always makes me laugh, from Lyle, or anyone on this board who tries to use it in a debate or to make a point. Especially the age. I laugh at it because it is possibly one of the most ignorant and condescending things I continually read on these forums. I will offer an opinion also. Being over 18, you and others have proven time and again that the formation of opinion by you so called "adults" are full of bias, molded by cynicism and reek of contempt for that which you cannot understand.
I imagine an open mind must be quite a threat to an unyielding fixed thought process. So carry on I say, or should I rather say...stay put.
I predicted that shortly after the election the shit would hit the fan, and the McCain camp would start releasing details of it's fractions. The discord within. Was I wrong? What does this have to do with anything, nationality wise, age wise, anything? Not a damn thing. It simply is what it is.
You are a bigot Lyle. Not unlike others. You may not think you are, but you definately are. "Those stupid canadians are such and such... "Those unknowing british are...". "Those inexperienced kids just don't know..." I can only imagine how deep it actually goes.
big·ot (bÄ*g'É™t) Pronunciation Key
n. One who is strongly partial to one's own group, religion, race, or politics and is intolerant of those who differ.
Real bigots can be distinguished from mere partisans or zealots by the fact that they refuse to learn alternatives even when the march of time and/or technology is threatening to obsolete the favoured tool. It is truly said "You can tell a bigot, but you can't tell him much."
Whatever helps you sleep at night Youngblood. I do hope you realize most of the stuff I say about Canada and England is just to be funny and stir the pot a bit.
The word bigot gets thrown at me a lot....I don't mind, I expect it more often than not because I'm white and I'm from the South....that's where all bigots are located right??? How geographically conveniant that ALL bigots are contained in one area. Call a Southerner a toothless overall wearing moron and that is socially acceptable(not that anyone called me that in here, just using it for a point of reference)....call out a person for having extremely strong feelings in an election they can't even vote in (due to age and not being a US citizen) and I'M the bigot. Thanks for helping clear that up.
-Lyle, Saddoboxing bigot at large
I have no idea where you are from Lyle. Somewhere in the states.
And it doesn't make me sleep better at night. Because I kinda like you, and I do know you are usually using it in jest. And to stir the pot.
I think we all do it to some degree, for we will have differing perceptions based on our geographical locations. Thus affecting our experiences. And I don't mind personally being ribbed for being Canadian, and the occasional joke at my age...goodness knows I deserve it, as I give out as much if not more then anyone I know on here in terms of pressing buttons. I guess sometimes it bothers me though, the age deal, more then anything.
I didn't ask to be smart for my age. I didn't ask to be born where I am. But here I live, and I am what I am. And this goes for everyone. And so our thoughts and opinions should not be judged on thoses circumstances alone, which are beyond our control. I don't think the United States gets a fair shake either with the wide brush strokes made from people around the world. Or maybe people from the south that you elude to. I know I don't see them that way.
So maybe if it bothers you that people label you that way, then I can understand that. For I get it too, for both the same and different reasons. And maybe if we focus on doing it a bit less personally, then maybe there will be a bit less of it to go around. Then maybe our ideas will hold more merit and be taken more seriously.