Don't get me started. . . It's over now so it doesn't really matter. Is what I meant by that is I didn't dig up stuff like him being a Muslim and possibly not even being an American Citizen and other crazy stuff like that where there is no proof.Encryptshun wrote:
I also hope that you understand your own potential hypocracy, because it is strongly evident in your post above. I don't know what you presented to your co-worker as "facts" concerning Obama or how you presented those "facts", but I'd be interested to know word for word what you said. Not one single professional dirt-digger was able to tie Obama to Wright or Ayers in any meaningful or specifically onorous way, so I'd be surprised if you did.
Oh cut it out! If you really want to dig it up I'm willing to have at it with you. Where did Obama launch his "historical" Campaign? It was at Bill Ayres house.Encryptshun wrote:Ah, I see. I am not surprised that you refuse to answer the question.
And by the way, I was just ranting to a co-worker about the fact that CNN is still running stories bashing Palin and saying she is the reason that McCain lost. There is no whore like the whore of the network news.
FTFYdusred wrote:
Oh cut it out! If you really want to dig it up I'm willing to have at it with you. Where did Obama launch his "historic" campaign? It was at Bill Ayres house.
I don't agree with Obama on most issues but one thing I do agree with him on is the War and the sooner the troops are home the better IMO.
Meh. Like you said, the election is over. Besides, you pretty much gave me what I was looking for with that example you just noted.dusred wrote:Oh cut it out! If you really want to dig it up I'm willing to have at it with you. Where did Obama launch his "historical" Campaign? It was at Bill Ayres house.
I don't agree with Obama on most issues but one thing I do agree with him on is the War and the sooner the troops are home the better IMO.
Encryptshun wrote:
Meh. Like you said, the election is over. Besides, you pretty much gave me what I was looking for with that example you just noted.
Thanks!
HOLY CRAP THAT WAS FUNNYEncryptshun wrote:I didn't realize we were at war.
but okay. Let's go smoke some weed, read the Bible, kill a fetus and watch gays get married while giving our money to the poor!
Then we will truly be Independent.
I hate it when others do **** like this to someone. Just because that woman was voting for someone else you decided to take it upon your self to change her mind.dusred wrote:Before I start out here I Congratulate the Nico Lib's for their victory last night.
I was talking to a Co-Worker yesterday around noon right before she was gong to vote. I asked her who she was going to vote for and she said "Barack Obama". I looked at her with the look of WTF? on my face and asked her what would make her choose Obama? She said that the reason she was going to vote Obama is because she knew things about McCain that she didn't like, and naturally I asked what it was that she didn't like about McCain that would make her vote Obama? She said "I heard that he cheated on his Ex Wife and dumped her" (just a side note this Co-Worker was dumped by her husband a few years back and has been raising her 4 children alone).
I honestly didn't know what to say. I didn't know anyone cared about Mc Cain's ex wife or Obama's connections with terrorists etc. since that's how it is here on Nico. So I started asking her about real issues such as the War and the Economy and she didn't have a clue about the economy and was in favor of the war. I then asked her about Abortion and she said she was VERY against it.
So, I decided to try something on her. I began telling her all the rotten things about McCain that I could think of that have been going around the Media such as McCain's Ex Wife, McCain's picking Sarah Palin just because she is a woman, Palin's pregnant teenager, and all these issues that we call "Non-Issues". She was appalled and said that she was for sure voting Obama. I then told her a few things about Obama that were proven fact. I told her about Obama's Pastor and Bill Ayres. I told her that he was going to pull the troops out of Iraq.
I think she ended up just skipping the voting process but anyway I thought it was interesting how she choose her candidate. She chose based on personal dislikes without even looking at any issues at all. Her perspective of someone who should run the country was how they treated their wife and other political bull ****.
I wonder how many other American's fell into the same trap she did?
52%dusred wrote:I wonder how many other American's fell into the same trap she did?
I would have to agree. If she had said she was voting for McCain, you would have said "Oh cool," and been on your merry way, even if she was voting for McCain on the same basis of "non-issues". America is full of idiots. They make their choices poorly. Sorry to ruin the surprise for you.barrigas14 wrote:
I hate it when others do **** like this to someone. Just because that woman was voting for someone else you decided to take it upon your self to change her mind.
Who cares if she didn't know this or that. I bet the majority of people don't know. But to blatantly go after someone and her beliefs is selfish. You should have just let her go about her way.
That is perhaps the most unAmerican thing I've seen someone do. Completely try to make another not vote.
As opposed to Clinton sending them to Mexico and Canada?heliochrome85 wrote:
FTFY
are you done yet? keep digging yourself that hole, maybe you will reach china. you know, that place where the republicans sent all of our jobs.
Way to completely misunderstand global economics.heliochrome85 wrote:are you done yet? keep digging yourself that hole, maybe you will reach china. you know, that place where the republicans sent all of our jobs.
You seriously need to get a clue.barrigas14 wrote:
I hate it when others do **** like this to someone. Just because that woman was voting for someone else you decided to take it upon your self to change her mind.
Who cares if she didn't know this or that. I bet the majority of people don't know. But to blatantly go after someone and her beliefs is selfish. You should have just let her go about her way.
That is perhaps the most unAmerican thing I've seen someone do. Completely try to make another not vote.
If there was a point in that post I totally missed it. Srsly.heliochrome85 wrote:
FTFY
are you done yet? keep digging yourself that hole, maybe you will reach china. you know, that place where the republicans sent all of our jobs.
I get the feeling you are saying this because your candidate lost a vote. However, you don't know all the facts and the kind of person my Co-Worker is. She is VERY Conservative and that's why I was so shocked when she said Obama. And you may ask how I know she is conservative? I've known her all my life, in fact she used to change my diapers a few years ago and she is a very good friend of our family.barrigas14 wrote:
I hate it when others do **** like this to someone. Just because that woman was voting for someone else you decided to take it upon your self to change her mind.
Who cares if she didn't know this or that. I bet the majority of people don't know. But to blatantly go after someone and her beliefs is selfish. You should have just let her go about her way.
As I described in my above post, I was disturbed because I knew she didn't have a clue who she was voting for. She was voting blindly.Loki wrote:I would have to agree. If she had said she was voting for McCain, you would have said "Oh cool," and been on your merry way, even if she was voting for McCain on the same basis of "non-issues". America is full of idiots. They make their choices poorly. Sorry to ruin the surprise for you.
If you don't know at least 80% of this, you fail as an american.themadscientist wrote:I think voting should include a current events test. 64% and under you get a practice ballot and a pretty colored crayon so you still feel involved.
The new test: http://usgovinfo.about.com/lib...w.htm started on October 1, 2008 is a little tougher.mattblancarte wrote:If you don't know at least 80% of this, you fail as an american.
http://usgovinfo.about.com/blinstst.htm#1
If you did that we'd only have 20% of people who voted to vote. I like the idea.themadscientist wrote:I think voting should include a current events test. 64% and under you get a practice ballot and a pretty colored crayon so you still feel involved.
This is absolutely true.Loki wrote:I would have to agree. If she had said she was voting for McCain, you would have said "Oh cool," and been on your merry way, even if she was voting for McCain on the same basis of "non-issues".