Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature currently requires accessing the site using the built-in Safari browser.
aw the butthurt
Another brilliant post!
I'm amazed at your consistency.
aw the butthurt
Another brilliant post!
I'm amazed at your consistency.
i know i am your inspiration
Every losing party seems to have it's extremes that think that their party loss means the loss of the nation. Those stupid enough to believe that their political ideology is the endall, beall of the universe deserve the heartburn.
Another brilliant post!
I'm amazed at your consistency.
i know i am your inspiration
Wherever did you learn those writing skills,....was it Bazooka Comics, or fortune cookies?
i know i am your inspiration
Wherever did you learn those writing skills,....was it Bazooka Comics, or fortune cookies?
fortune, i like crab Rangoon
Every losing party seems to have it's extremes that think that their party loss means the loss of the nation. Those stupid enough to believe that their political ideology is the endall, beall of the universe deserve the heartburn.
In the case at hand, " the loss of the nation" refers to the ideas and ideals memorialized in the Declaration, and the Constitution.
Assuming that you've read both- and understood same- you cannot be foolish enough to think that the principles of progressive/liberal/Democrat elites in any way correspond to them.
In simple terms, one guarantees equality of opportunity, and private property....the other, equality of outcome and 'spreading the wealth.'
Wise up.
Every losing party seems to have it's extremes that think that their party loss means the loss of the nation. Those stupid enough to believe that their political ideology is the endall, beall of the universe deserve the heartburn.
In the case at hand, " the loss of the nation" refers to the ideas and ideals memorialized in the Declaration, and the Constitution.
Assuming that you've read both- and understood same- you cannot be foolish enough to think that the principles of progressive/liberal/Democrat elites in any way correspond to them.
In simple terms, one guarantees equality of opportunity, and private property....the other, equality of outcome and 'spreading the wealth.'
Wise up.
Wise up, yourself. You are the one acting like a bratty five year old. Americans chose a differant route than you like. Happens. And my nation will be here long after either of us, and doing well.
Let me give credit to the Alinsky designs, the vicious personal attacks, the lies that were supported by the media, the class warfare. A respectable, religious man, successful in business, who has demonstrated an ability to govern, attacked and sullied by a socialist raised by communists, steeped in 20 years in a Marxist church, a failure in economic policy as well as foreign policy .yet he proved that the more despicable the campaign, the more successful
The greatest of all faults is to be conscious of none.'I always love the rightwing rants that are based on a premise that the right never engages in personal attacks.
There is no personal attack in the OP....merely a description.
He who knows only his own side of the case, knows little of that.You would get farther by extolling the virtues of not being myopic and seeing that both sides are guilty of plutocracy.
What, pray tell, do you conceive as the 'both sides'?
Surely you don't see them as the Republicans and the Democrats.
Do you, Shirley?
Wherever did you learn those writing skills,....was it Bazooka Comics, or fortune cookies?
fortune, i like crab Rangoon
Did you know that, unlike telegrams, one doesn't pay-per-word in these posts?
But, I can understand the limitations imposed by your lack of ability.
When a nation's young men are conservative, its funeral bell is already rung.Every losing party seems to have it's extremes that think that their party loss means the loss of the nation. Those stupid enough to believe that their political ideology is the endall, beall of the universe deserve the heartburn.
In the case at hand, " the loss of the nation" refers to the ideas and ideals memorialized in the Declaration, and the Constitution.
Assuming that you've read both- and understood same- you cannot be foolish enough to think that the principles of progressive/liberal/Democrat elites in any way correspond to them.
In simple terms, one guarantees equality of opportunity, and private property....the other, equality of outcome and 'spreading the wealth.'
Wise up.
1. Ann Applebaum of the Washington Post, has just written a book, Iron Curtain: The Crushing of Eastern Europe. Said crushing was based both on both the extreme violence of war, and the slow, ineluctable penetration of government into every aspect of the peoples existence. This is called totalitarian government...
(followed by 4 talking points).
You know, I keep saying this in other threads, and I'll say it here now:
You are all over reacting. All of you.
Step back for a moment and look at the election as a whole. The incumbents for the most part won in nearly all the national offices. There were exceptions and random senators and congressmen unseated, but for the most part the larger picture was, incumbents win. Which they statistically do.
You all are freaking out about Obama winning, but keep in mind, the GOP held the House and most of the Democratic gains in the Senate had more to do with unvetted idiots being idiots and losing elections.
So the country absolutely did not give either party a ringing endorsement of their policy or dogmas, it simply re-elected gridlock.
If there's a larger lesson for the DNC to learn, it's a question of why their candidates seem to do well in larger scale elections (Senate and President) but fall apart on the more local level (House).
For the GOP, the lesson is how do you take what's working on the local level (House races), and make it work at the national level. Especially, how do you sell a Southern Conservative world view to a place like Massachusetts where one of the few incumbent GOP Senators lost.
For the American People, I think the larger lesson is how do we bridge the extremes in politics to get actual stuff done. The People clearly don't trust either party enough to trust them with control of Washington. Following 2000-2006 (GOP years) and 2008-2010 (DNC years) I can't say I'd trust either party either. So what happens next?
The biggest challenge facing out nation isn't the apocalyptic scenarios you all laid out. It's how we find compromise and what does that even look like now?
