snapperbait
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Re: Why support Dubya(Bush)
Ever consider that maybe Gore thinks the party is a disgrace?
Ever consider that maybe Gore thinks the party is a disgrace?
Why thanks Link for the acknowledgement.<br />If that promotion was important to me I'd just click a smilely face after any joke told and play verbal grabtail with a goodbuddy.
<br /><br />Nope, not my style. This has been a source of my own entertainment. Nine hundred sixty some odd, of barely tolerated posts.<br /><br />It's likely as soon as I make a friend here, or if my posts get appreciated or welcome, I'd surely delete this site from my favorites. 
I'm not trying to be insulting rolmops. I'm certainly more relaxed then the topic starter.<br />If I'm not able to convince anyone here about my political engagement, then please let me convice you not to take anything I say personally.<br />I assure you your responses won't be taken personally by me.<br /><br />Would this post qualify as convincing? (I actually have little contests with myself to see how well I do without a spell check.)<br /><br />How the majority of people feel about politics today is a well rehearsed street fight without a winner. This country is so divided that it's already endangering our national security.<br />The division here is the same you see on the news, hear on the radio and read in print.<br />The division is nasty and is pretty viscious.<br />Bush or Kerry as President won't be able to stop this decay. I'm not proud of where we all are taking this. <br />Kerry wallows in it, Bush was part in party to it. And fails to address or acknowledge it.<br />A failure in leadership in both accounts.<br /><br />The hate from a Democrat today isn't any different then the hate from a Republican back in the last administration.<br />So both are guilty in that respect.<br />The Socialistic direction of the Democrats today is a natural evolution of the damage done to our Constitution/Country by the Wilson and Hoover administrations.<br />Both partys have been responsible for a foreign policy that has gravely mistaken the reasoning that more American involvement in other Countrys affairs, rather then less was a proper course. Obviously most here agree with this policy.<br />In this respect, both partys have been and will be guilty of long lasting and genuine damage.<br />To drive this point home. This Countries foreign policys have been directly involved in the governments and militarys of all the countrys we have serious problems with today, for the past 50 years.<br />The governments and militarys have been supplied, built and made rich by us, yet the people of those regimes live the same as they did a century ago. Surely ingredients for hate and discontent.<br /><br />This involvement, this foreign policy, this blatant deviation from our founders original intent, is not a Conservative ideology, nor is it a Liberal ideology. <br /><br />No rolmops, this "My 3 day old piece of roadkill tastes better then yours." Isn't so much of a insult as it is an exercise of a different view.<br />It doesn't take much of a grammar student to see where we've been and where we are heading to see both partys using the same imposing foreign policy as the problem. <br />This country doesn't have the will, direction or strength to defeat all our enemies now. We are clearly in a stalled/defensive stance from one of unity and strength two years ago. A Democrat would blame this on the Republican and vice-versa. Yet neither accepts responsibility.<br /><br />You're absolutely correct Bin Lurkin. As long as the bank account is pat, food's in the freezer and the gas guzzlers are parked in front of the homestead, why would you care about the stinkin' Constitution.<br />We're all content to sell out the Constitution and in our denial play the blame game on the other guy.<br />"I pledge allegiance to my party because the other one stinks more."<br />Factually it's come to this. So pardon me if I don't cosy up to big two party flocks, since they both look so rediculous.<br />Truely it's a collective fault and yet one with a simple longstanding written solution. And one worthy of honest consideration, if not sacrafice.<br /><br />I'm not taking credit for being so smart. I set myself up to be humbled quicker then most. But history is available to all of us to clearly see that there was plenty of hate, discontent and division, foul play, corruption, stupidity and herded masses of sheeple, in all of the past great fallen civilizations.<br /><br />Fact is, I don't hear enough of this kind of talk here or anywhere else in this Country right now. If I make myself sound insulting, or a fool, or completely out of touch, "a brick short of a load".<br />I'll still consider myself as part of this community.<br /><br />As long as you see fit to fight over the stinking roadkill, I'll see fit to use words like denial, sheeple, embracers of the status quo. <br />It's as automatic as your own responses. <br /><br />ebb, your trying to run me off ain't ya.
