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#77 Aug 12 2004 at 10:57 AM Rating: Good
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You can't be this naive.
Apparent from every frikkin message he posts.
Now you made him prove it some more Damn you! (That means God damning you, not damning God btw Smiley: wink)
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#78 Aug 12 2004 at 10:59 AM Rating: Good
Democratic rule number 1

If you can't answer the question to your benefit completely ignore the question then attack the intelligence of the person asking the question.

i.e. attacks on Bushes intelligence based on his policy initiatives. You guys are so predictable this actually fun for me.

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#79 Aug 12 2004 at 11:00 AM Rating: Decent
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Democratic rule number 1

If you can't answer the question to your benefit completely ignore the question then attack the intelligence of the person asking the question.

i.e. attacks on Bushes intelligence based on his policy initiatives. You guys are so predictable this actually fun for me.

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Come on, varus, both sides pull that sh[b][/b]it and you know it.
#80 Aug 12 2004 at 11:03 AM Rating: Good
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Come on, varus, both sides pull that **** and you know it.


One side does it more often and obvious than the other.

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#81 Aug 12 2004 at 11:03 AM Rating: Decent
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And by mentioning that he's spoken with foreign leaders regarding the election he is already attempting to undermine the peoples confidence in the current administrations foreign policy. Don't you see that?
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Are you really serious? You can't be this naive.

Dan, He is just a sockpuppet created by you guys to feck with me. Wait, that would assume that anyone here gave the least bit of shat about me - which i know they don't so maybe he is for real....
But he must be a puppet - because he can't really be this stupid...
But no one would make a puppet for newbs...

Head hurts... which one has the iocane powder? Everyone knows that Austrailia is populated with thieves and liars...
#82 Aug 12 2004 at 11:06 AM Rating: Good
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FYI, I'm still waiting on my nine foot distance Swiftboat cite, Varrus.

I'll kill two birds with one stone and go all Smasharoo on on Varrus: Until Varrus gives me my cite, I won't bother responding to his posts. Everyone already knows that he's a joke anyway, no one takes him seriously (even the other board Pubbies) and I probably feed the troll as much as anyone.
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#83 Aug 12 2004 at 11:14 AM Rating: Decent
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Yes, yes, I know hes a sock, its just that its been pretty slow here lately.

Anyway, to answer the question you accuse me of dodging, yes, I do see that he is attempting to "undermine the peoples confidence in the current administrations foreign policy". You see this year we are holding what is known as an election. During this time, 2 or more people try to demonstrate through words and actions that each is more fit and capable to lead the country. Often times this can include pointing out the shortcomings of the opposition. This is one such time.
#84 Aug 12 2004 at 11:18 AM Rating: Good
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I dunno.. Danalog said he's not a sock. Which means he actually is a person that dogmatic and that deficient in any sort of debating skills. Much sadder than if he was just a sock.
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#85 Aug 12 2004 at 11:19 AM Rating: Good
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Anyway, to answer the question you accuse me of dodging, yes, I do see that he is attempting to "undermine the peoples confidence in the current administrations foreign policy
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Don't you feel a U.S. citizen attempting to undermine an adminstrations foreign policy during a time of war a bit treasonous?

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#86 Aug 12 2004 at 11:24 AM Rating: Good
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You see this year we are holding what is known as an election. During this time, 2 or more people try to demonstrate through words and actions that each is more fit and capable to lead the country
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2 or more people see who controls more newspapers and has more money than the others
Thankfully, even with all the money, influence and access to the engine-room of the White House, Bush can't keep up with a relative muppet.

Nice bloke, that Kerry; war hero turned socially conscious activist, talks sense, decent policies, but hell, he's no heavyweight. Just takes presidential incompetence on a global level to make him the only credible candidate.
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#87 Aug 12 2004 at 11:26 AM Rating: Good
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Don't you feel a U.S. citizen attempting to undermine an adminstrations foreign policy during a time of war a bit treasonous?


A time of war that was solely created to benefit the present administration? Fu[/i]ck you and fu[i]ck that.
#88 Aug 12 2004 at 11:30 AM Rating: Good
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Back to the topic of the thread, I dont feel its a good idea to label myself with one party or the other. Sometimes one parties policies fit the nation best other times anothers do. Right now I think the democrats have a better plan to get the country back on track. I have yet to see a better argument from the Republicans than "Kerry often changes his support to better represent his constituents views."
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#89 Aug 12 2004 at 11:30 AM Rating: Decent
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No, I think its patriotic if you are do so in order to be able to correct what you believe are mistakes. Anyone who would blindly follow any administration simply because we are at war at the time is a fool who is begging to be taken advantage of.
#90 Aug 12 2004 at 11:30 AM Rating: Excellent
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Kerry probably said that to remind voters of what a complete and utter embarrassment Dubya has been.

Now, aren't you neglecting your bridge?
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#91 Aug 12 2004 at 11:34 AM Rating: Good
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Now, aren't you neglecting your bridge?


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#92 Aug 12 2004 at 11:35 AM Rating: Good
^^ Tee-hee.
#93 Aug 12 2004 at 11:36 AM Rating: Decent
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I have yet to see a better argument from the Republicans than "Kerry often changes his support to better represent his constituents views."

Yeah, how is it that if a "representative" changes his opinion/vote as public sentiment changes or new information comes to light (or fails to), he is lambasted as a "flip-flopper"? Isn't that what it means to represent?



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Is probably more accurate Smiley: lol
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#95 Aug 12 2004 at 12:42 PM Rating: Default
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I dunno.. Danalog said he's not a sock. Which means he actually is a person that dogmatic and that deficient in any sort of debating skills. Much sadder than if he was just a sock.


Or that he has two IP adresses.


It's not like it would take much effort to circumvent that sort of thing.

Allthough taking even that much effort would a sure sign of clinical insanity.
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#96 Aug 12 2004 at 10:07 PM Rating: Decent
Final count:
Lots of bad tempered democrats
A few of bad tempered republicans
Some undecided/moderates
You know what, this is a very unbalanced board.
#97 Aug 12 2004 at 10:55 PM Rating: Good
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You know what, this is a very unbalanced board.


You're telling us....

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#98 Aug 12 2004 at 11:22 PM Rating: Decent
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Conservative Republican here.

Something about liberals promoting the death of unborn children doesn't settle with me.
#99 Aug 13 2004 at 1:02 AM Rating: Excellent
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Jophiel wrote:
I dunno.. Danalog said he's not a sock. Which means he actually is a person that dogmatic and that deficient in any sort of debating skills. Much sadder than if he was just a sock.


It's not 100% sure... He's either not a sock, or someone with multiple IP addresses who is very careful. Or someone with a work/home thing going on.
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#100 Aug 13 2004 at 1:06 AM Rating: Excellent
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Er, actually his IP is 10.x.x.x

That's... not too kosher
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#101 Aug 13 2004 at 1:13 AM Rating: Good
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No Cash & Kerry for me. Mark me down for Bush/Republicans-- although I'd have no trouble voting for a socially conservative Dem. (Yikes! What kind of abomination would that be?!?) Financial issues are important, but not nearly as near and dear to me as sanctity of life issues.

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