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LACE wrote:yeah yeah i know you hate obama.

..still gonna vote for him though. =D

Read the last few pages. You realize he's really no better than Romney, right?

thats as ill-informed a statement as any

Would I personally prefer a 2nd term for Obama to Romney getting into office? Yeah. But liberals like to kid themselves and pretend that this president has never made any mistakes and always apologize for him and try to justify his policies just because they can't accept the fact that he's no different from any other politician. His administration is filled with former Wall Street guys, he's used drones on his own citizens without a fair trial and his healthcare "reform" is the biggest blowjob the insurance industry has ever received. He's just like everyone else.

then what is your reason for wanting a 2nd term of Obama

you really think your political forum banter is going to change the reasons why i'm voting for obama? c'mon now
you're part of the problem if you keep slanging the term ''liberals'' around, you sound like a ninety year old porch grandpa. i realize one MAY not be better then the other, which is the way US politics goes but i'm willing to risk a second term with obama then this romney guy. i've got my reasons.

SCope13 wrote:Would I personally prefer a 2nd term for Obama to Romney getting into office? Yeah. But liberals like to kid themselves and pretend that this president has never made any mistakes and always apologize for him and try to justify his policies just because they can't accept the fact that he's no different from any other politician.

seriously LAWD KNOWS, the type of people you're surrounded by in nebraska but your opinions on ''liberals'' are so skewed.do you really believe that? where have you experienced these people? why haven't i? and more importantly, what are you doing to enact change in this two party political system you're so frustrated about?..

theyre all stnuc

Genevieve wrote:Hahahaha, got me there.

Haha, classic gotcha journalism! Your run for the presidency is over (in the states at least)!

I was surprised by his use of that quote though.

Today wrote:then what is your reason for wanting a 2nd term of Obama

I don't. He's just slightly better than Romney (socially). Both of their economics and foreign policies are terrible. I'll be voting for Stein.

LACE wrote:

SCope13 wrote:Would I personally prefer a 2nd term for Obama to Romney getting into office? Yeah. But liberals like to kid themselves and pretend that this president has never made any mistakes and always apologize for him and try to justify his policies just because they can't accept the fact that he's no different from any other politician.

seriously LAWD KNOWS, the type of people you're surrounded by in nebraska but your opinions on ''liberals'' are so skewed.do you really believe that? where have you experienced these people? why haven't i? and more importantly, what are you doing to enact change in this two party political system you're so frustrated about?..

So all the liberals you come into contact with are just vehemently critical of Obama? Get real, most of them are willing to make excuses for him just because it's Obama, and will follow the Democratic party just as blindly as conservatives follow the GOP. I think Gene can back me up on this.

And my geographic location really has nothing to do with my idea of what a liberal is. Nice ad hom though. In case you haven't noticed, there's this thing called the internet now that kinda allows you to come into contact with people other than those within your immediate area.

Also, this: http://www.theonion.com/articles/dnc-la ... 008,29431/

LACE wrote:and more importantly, what are you doing to enact change in this two party political system you're so frustrated about?..

Scope may not have the solution (I don't think there is one atm), but at lheast isn't part of the problem.

LACE wrote:

SCope13 wrote:Would I personally prefer a 2nd term for Obama to Romney getting into office? Yeah. But liberals like to kid themselves and pretend that this president has never made any mistakes and always apologize for him and try to justify his policies just because they can't accept the fact that he's no different from any other politician.

and more importantly, what are you doing to enact change in this two party political system you're so frustrated about?..

Well let's see, I have to start paying for college here pretty soon, coupled with the fact I'm kinda focused on school and what not, so not much. As if me not having the means to fix all the world's problems by myself makes my argument any less valid. You're really good at this ad hominem thing.

c'mon nebraska sucks and you know it.

i really wish i cared enough this moment to make a coherent argument you guys, i really do. just wanted to make a quick comment and be on my way but... you know gene being the way gene is. yall can have your thread back and relish in your perfectly coiffed opinionated worlds

Seeing as you do nothing but rely on ad hominems and haven't presented a single argument yet, I really question your ability to "make a coherent argument". Back to your flock, sheep.

SCope13 wrote:Back to your flock, sheep.

Mind your manners.

just got in an argument with my dad about whether the Dems and GOP represent two "extreme" views. He doesn't realize that Dems are firmly rooted in the center of the political spectrum and thinks that the only reason I don't see them as "extreme" is because I'm so far to the left.

romney/ryan tax plan is shiesty
thats what i keep hearing anyway, and when i tried to check on my own, i'm finding it's true
they lie about it and it's shit for the american people

Obama tax plan favors middle class instead of millionaires

i'm pretty sick and tired of hearing about how if I vote in the 2 party system i'm "part of the problem" as if someone is so much better than me for not participating, doing fuck all to change anything and voting for an obscure 3rd party candidate

yeah, you're so much more proactive

Today wrote: i'm pretty sick and tired of hearing about how if I vote in the 2 party system i'm "part of the problem" as if someone is so much better than me for not participating, doing fuck all to change anything and voting for an obscure 3rd party candidate

yeah, you're so much more proactive

Every vote keeps gets us more and more entrenched in the two party system. So yes, always voting for one of the two major parties makes you part of the problem.

And maybe that "obscure 3rd party candidate" wouldn't be so obscure to you if you took the time to research them?

Everytime I come in this thread, I want to post this song because of a different line:



"...now the president's laughing cos we voted for Nader...."

SCope13 wrote:

Today wrote: i'm pretty sick and tired of hearing about how if I vote in the 2 party system i'm "part of the problem" as if someone is so much better than me for not participating, doing fuck all to change anything and voting for an obscure 3rd party candidate

yeah, you're so much more proactive

Every vote keeps gets us more and more entrenched in the two party system. So yes, always voting for one of the two major parties makes you part of the problem.

And maybe that "obscure 3rd party candidate" wouldn't be so obscure to you if you took the time to research them?

Should I eat the shit sandwich on white or on wheat is basically what you're conceding to.

Wheat, whole grain, bro.