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Burning Down 04-11-2012 07:07 AM

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Originally Posted by TheBig3 (Post 1176784)
from the OP

I'm fine with you guys attempting to paint me as Dick Cheney's old heart thats come back from the grave, but theres a line you can't cross if you're going to claim to moral highground. Celebrating a childs illness, which is what celebrating his "suspension" is here, is beyond the line.

Santorum held some backward, offensive, and wrong views of the homosexual community and to a lesser but relevant extent women. I don't agree with him but he had a right to lose the primary saying them. And I'm not telling anyone they shouldn't be put off by his statements, but you need to make the case for why he's wrong, not scream about his "evil" he is and celebrate a medical condition in one of his children.

I don't think Family is fair game - they didn't choose to run just like I'm sure Bella (his daughter) didn't choose to have her genetic condition. You can rail against a mans beliefs, but theres no reason to get personal. When you do you look petty, unintelligent, and rutterless. There are plenty of ways to attack Rick Santorum on principles alone.

Okay, I obviously didn't read that article clearly. However, I don't see anyone here "celebrating" his child's illness, and CERTAINLY not me. It's fine to assume that he dropped out of the race because he wants to take care of her.

I live in Canada though, so me participating in this discussion is kind of moot.

Howard the Duck 04-11-2012 07:24 AM

i dunno, i read somewhere Dave Mustaine supported him

that's about the extent that I know about him

from reading this article, though, he seems to hold a lot of those crackpot Conservative ideals

The Batlord 04-11-2012 08:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Howard the Duck (Post 1176792)
i dunno, i read somewhere Dave Mustaine supported him

that's about the extent that I know about him

from reading this article, though, he seems to hold a lot of those crackpot Conservative ideals

From what I've heard, Dave Mustaine is a Born Again twat. His last few albums have been cool, but he writes too many songs about the Bible. Here's a hint, Dave, NO ONE CARES!!!

P.S. Old school Dave is still the **** though. Satan bless him for writing Megadeth's first four albums.

Phantom Limb 04-11-2012 11:18 AM

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Originally Posted by wolverinewolfweiselpigeon (Post 1176609)
Sick child or no, he'd make a shit president.

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheBig3 (Post 1176784)
from the OP



I'm fine with you guys attempting to paint me as Dick Cheney's old heart thats come back from the grave, but theres a line you can't cross if you're going to claim to moral highground. Celebrating a childs illness, which is what celebrating his "suspension" is here, is beyond the line.

Santorum held some backward, offensive, and wrong views of the homosexual community and to a lesser but relevant extent women. I don't agree with him but he had a right to lose the primary saying them. And I'm not telling anyone they shouldn't be put off by his statements, but you need to make the case for why he's wrong, not scream about his "evil" he is and celebrate a medical condition in one of his children.

I don't think Family is fair game - they didn't choose to run just like I'm sure Bella (his daughter) didn't choose to have her genetic condition. You can rail against a mans beliefs, but theres no reason to get personal. When you do you look petty, unintelligent, and rutterless. There are plenty of ways to attack Rick Santorum on principles alone.

Dude, no one said shit about his daughter. The thing you quoted was SANTORUM giving one of his reasons for leaving the race. That paragraph doesn't say anything even remotely offensive, it's just stating a fact. Maybe you should read things more carefully in the future.

GuitarBizarre 04-11-2012 12:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Janszoon (Post 1176697)
"Victory" in this situation only means the GOP nomination, not the presidency. Just sayin'.

That would qualify as a step, would it not?

FRED HALE SR. 04-11-2012 12:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Burning Down (Post 1176788)
Okay, I obviously didn't read that article clearly. However, I don't see anyone here "celebrating" his child's illness, and CERTAINLY not me. It's fine to assume that he dropped out of the race because he wants to take care of her.

I live in Canada though, so me participating in this discussion is kind of moot.

**** Rick Santorum's daughter. Shes in the crossfire and i blame it on Big 3 now. :finger:

Janszoon 04-11-2012 01:11 PM

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Originally Posted by GuitarBizarre (Post 1176864)
That would qualify as a step, would it not?

I guess it depends how you look at it. I wouldn't, for example, describe making it to the final rounds of a pre-Olympics qualifying tournament as "a step closer" to winning an Olympic gold medal, but to each his own.

Key 04-11-2012 01:47 PM

Jesus christ. Close the damn thread then.

TheBig3 04-11-2012 02:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Phantom Limb (Post 1176852)
Dude, no one said shit about his daughter. The thing you quoted was SANTORUM giving one of his reasons for leaving the race. That paragraph doesn't say anything even remotely offensive, it's just stating a fact. Maybe you should read things more carefully in the future.

He's dropping out because his child is sick. People are excited. If you can sleep at night, I guess thats all that matters.

Key 04-11-2012 02:55 PM

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Originally Posted by TheBig3 (Post 1176954)
He's dropping out because his child is sick. People are excited. If you can sleep at night, I guess thats all that matters.

People are excited that he's stepping down. I had no idea he had a sick daughter until you said anything. You're making assumptions about people who are excited about him stepping down because of that, but they're only excited because he would have made a ****ty president.


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