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01-12-2008, 12:03 AM | #71 (permalink) | |
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And yes, they SHOULD be evicted, they broke the law and came here illegally, but I don.t want them to be. Hence my reasoning to give them a road ro amnesty, so they can stay here. Start paying attention, pleeeease. But think about it. If someone broke into your house and then started protesting thier right to live their? What would happen? Would you reward them by letting them stay their, take your food and send it back to their family, then reward them by giving them the deed to your house? Apparently YOU would. Quote:
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01-12-2008, 01:38 AM | #77 (permalink) |
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You need to drop the insults. Admittedly I come across as condescending when I'm arguing but I usually try and avoid directly insulting someone. I said you make me sick but that is all (I did say it was people like you but you're contradicting yourself and saying they shouldn't have equal rights etc so I still stand by that) you're on your second chance here and you could say I'm antagonizing you but you we're fully aware that last time you were here this was the sort of thing that led to fights like this. So kindly start being kind or you'll be gone again.
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01-12-2008, 09:04 AM | #78 (permalink) |
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Ok well anywho...the reason I'm not fond of Clinton is that she's part of the old boys network in washington and I've never really been alright with the glad-handing that goes on there.
People call that "experience" but I'm fairly certain that state government has a monopoly on ****ing me blind. I don't need washington to pull that same hogwash. I don't disagree with her stance on the war or healthcare, but its her stance in politics thats especially trying. I was never a fan of NAFTA, and yes I realize that she isn't Bill Clinton, but thats another I have with Hillary, she's the most nimble of the "flip-floppers" to date. This isn't limited to her midcampaign change up but her ability to pull the "not a washington insider/washington experienced" BS. For example, one of the reasons people love her is that she served as a politically prominent first lady with her husband, but on issues that people took umbrage "she had no hand in actual legislation." Not to mention that she openly says she accepts money from lobbyists and while this isn't a huge issue, campaigned actively in Michigan prior to the NH primary.
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01-12-2008, 11:54 AM | #79 (permalink) |
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one of the reasons i dont think Clinton should win is the fact that shes a Clinton. It just seems as though America is switching back and forth between the same two families, first Bush senior, then Clinton, then Buch Jr, and now another Clinton. Its sick! Now if she was the best person for the job, it would be differnet, but she is clearly not. The only reason some women are voting for her, is because of the fact that she is indeed a women, which is not right.
Im not even American, so its not like i can vote, but Clinton would probably not be the one i would vote for.
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01-12-2008, 12:14 PM | #80 (permalink) |
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The femanist sentiment that is rising up in the media here around her campaign, with its constant coverage for her, and occational grrrl power corny lines is the "*** marrige in 2004" issue in this campaign.
In other words, its an issue that will probably serve them well enough for a victory but the backlash will be twice as powerful and will do much more harm than good. Prediction: If she wins and shows anything less than near perfection in 2012 the republicans will waltz into that white house, and more scary will be if she survives until 2016. Don't get me wrong. I don't hate her, and if she actually carries through on what she stands for, more power to her. But the opposition forces have been writing her coffin since 1998 and if you don't think they are laying in wait, salivating at the chance to go for the jugular, you're foolish. They'd do it anyway. She's a woman and while I don't think the other side is sexist, I do think their oppertunists, and if you can subtly get across that 1950's sentiment to a voting public that feels screwed, the game is over. But the femist "its time for a woman" hog**** is fanning the flames. Paula Poundstone once said "So many people are praising this year 'the year of the woman, its the year of the woman!' [when 9 women were elected to U.S. congress]" well what happens next year? "Ok we had our turn, I guess its time to give it back to them men." And shes dead on. Making claims such as "its time for a woman" or "its time to let a woman handle things, you men have ****ed it up for too long" (my mother loves that one) is all but inviting the time table for american politics that we've been trying to get for 4 years here with Iraqi politics. Playing any sort of game, like gender with Clinton or, as Michelle Obama continues to foolishly try, Race with Barack, you are going to see one of the most furious uprisings since they tabled the Salvery debate in the senate for 7 years. When you're playing games with the Republican party, there is zero room to screw around. Don't get in on tears and girl power and think they aren' planning Jeb's run in 2012.
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