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RE: A bow to iron-fisted tyrants - 4/13/2010 12:28:05 PM   
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so we went from an unwilling bow to not bowing back? what the fuck is going on here? can't someone get a tinfoil rant going without changing the speed of the broken record every round?

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RE: A bow to iron-fisted tyrants - 4/13/2010 12:34:29 PM   
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I note rml, that is your one trick pony response to more and more posts lately. Not that you often added anything valuable to the discussion but are you really so resigned and defenseless regarding your positions? [

Interjected such astute observations such as this only points to your poor attention span, which doesn't represent the majority. Nor will putting your fingers in your ears change the results.

Hey - given your choices of name calling, attempted personal insults, or this new 'long winded' reference to any post you find yourself in disagreement - this is much preferred. Considering the source - I think this "long winded" approach represents your best and is the best tactic for you in lieu of anything else you usually post.

Or, if you have trouble focusing and concentrating, in 2014 (since this is obviously a pre-existing condition) you'll be able to wait in line and try to get some counseling and medication for condition under the great, comprehensive, inclusive, panacea, paid for, universal health Law.


Gee golly Merc, sorry I didn't have 5 paragraphs to give you regarding my opinion about whether Obama should or should not have have been able to name a White Sox player.

But I'll try to digest this important issue and let you know in the morning.

I just found it hilarious that you, of all people, would be calling Obama long-winded.





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RE: A bow to iron-fisted tyrants - 4/13/2010 12:38:25 PM   
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so we went from an unwilling bow to not bowing back? what the fuck is going on here? can't someone get a tinfoil rant going without changing the speed of the broken record every round?

Ron


Are you always this picky?

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RE: A bow to iron-fisted tyrants - 4/13/2010 12:38:30 PM   
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RE: A bow to iron-fisted tyrants - 4/13/2010 12:40:43 PM   
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Gee golly Merc, sorry I didn't have 5 paragraphs to give you regarding my opinion about whether Obama should or should not have have been able to name a White Sox player.

But I'll try to digest this important issue and let you know in the morning.

I just found it hilarious that you, of all people, would be calling Obama long-winded.


When you do be sure to include the point - obviously missed by you; Obama representing one thing and/or position and unable to substantiate it.

People who challenge his consistency should note on this issue - he's nothing but consistent.

Happy to see you taking my advice and sticking with the 'long winded' references; however be careful. See what happens when you stray from that approach? It's disclosed that points made are beyond your ability to comprehend.

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RE: A bow to iron-fisted tyrants - 4/13/2010 12:45:38 PM   
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I'm not "surrounded" by anyone other than beth; together we tend to avoid crowds. However when we are in the company of friends - the criteria is be able to take a position, think, and discuss. You may feel lost in such an environment, but most thrive and enjoy themselves.


Right. Keep telling yourself that. Would love to meet this "company of friends" have the feeling they are all mentally bankrupt.

I am pretty confident that you would be willing to sacrifice quality for anyone that might actually be willing to hang out with you.



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RE: A bow to iron-fisted tyrants - 4/13/2010 12:57:59 PM   
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I'm not "surrounded" by anyone other than beth; together we tend to avoid crowds. However when we are in the company of friends - the criteria is be able to take a position, think, and discuss. You may feel lost in such an environment, but most thrive and enjoy themselves.

Right. Keep telling yourself that. Would love to meet this "company of friends" have the feeling they are all mentally bankrupt..

I see you reverted to your basic identity appropriate to your ability; confirming - once a Stooge - always a Stooge.

Although not even as funny as 'Joe Besser' let alone Shemp,; you've provided my laugh of the day! THANKS!

You've insulted more CM people than you know however I'll leave it to them to speak for themselves. There is one thing I will say for them, they don't hide behind a false persona. A fraud needs to cover up and hide - they don't.

However, this is entirely disingenuous with the comments which were the catalysis of your astute observations.

Where is the attack or misrepresentation of Obama, his accomplishments, or the position he finds himself?

Obama could start shitting gold ingots to pay off the deficit and still face criticism if some of them need to have corn kernels picked out of them.

The man is a product of his handlers. Even in the most neutral situations, outside their guiding influence and TelePrompTer delivered lines, the man has problems acting or talking without a script. Opening day of baseball - the most neutral of situations; made it through the scrutiny of the first pitch, up in the announces box, he discloses his lifelong association with the 'South Side' White Sox. "Great Mr. President, and who is your favorite White Sox?" The question stumps him! Hell - go with Steve Kemp, go with a traded guy - Tom Seaver, or the farm hand who got away - Sammy Sosa; instead another long winded answer referencing his Hawaiian roots!?

Hilliary Clinton proclaimed herself a 'Yankee Fan' during the NY Senate primaries and it almost cost her the election. Obama never got the 'tough'; "who's your favorite player" questions during the campaign and now - with each one asked - it discloses him to be a placard image without substance. Same as Hilliary - same source of cause/effect - the handlers; but only distinct from the 'Red' linen by visibility and coverage for the time being. Regan may not have known as much or been half as intelligent as either, but he would have been able to chat and talk with the baseball announcers through a hour long rain delay and not made such poor representation of himself as Obama did in one question.

This is what we have - this is what we deserve. Obama, like Carter before him, is an intelligent man totally miscast, over his head, and lost in the position he finds himself. Bowing, hand shaking, hugging, kissing, or misrepresenting the pragmatic immediate impact of the health care bill he just signed; the man can't do a damn thing right. I'm sure he's smarter than this - but we'll never see it or have the opportunity to benefit from it. Not now - when even his unquestioning apologists, watch, listen and shake their heads as the try to rationalize what happened to 'CHANGE!'.


Should I have referred to him as stupid instead of "intelligent"? Should I have said he was dumber than this instead of "smarter"? Did he represent the Health Care Law correctly at the college speech or is everyone else mistaken about the 2014 delivery date?

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RE: A bow to iron-fisted tyrants - 4/13/2010 1:22:19 PM   
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Didn't read it. You are a waste of time.

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RE: A bow to iron-fisted tyrants - 4/13/2010 1:32:09 PM   
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When you do be sure to include the point - obviously missed by you; Obama representing one thing and/or position and unable to substantiate it.

People who challenge his consistency should note on this issue - he's nothing but consistent.

Happy to see you taking my advice and sticking with the 'long winded' references; however be careful. See what happens when you stray from that approach? It's disclosed that points made are beyond your ability to comprehend.


What I comprehend is that no matter what Obama does or does not do, no matter how trivial, you will find a way to make it a major issue.

Even major issues that no one possibly faults him for you find a way to criticize.

I was watching a special last night that made me think of you.

It was an interview with the captain of the Maersk Alabama telling how harrowing his ordeal was and how he didn't think he would get out of the lifeboat alive.

Yet when the Seals rescued him you faulted Obama, saying he murdered those poor little Somali teenagers.









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RE: A bow to iron-fisted tyrants - 4/13/2010 1:36:45 PM   
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Does anyone in this site seriously believe that Obama will be elected to a second term?

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RE: A bow to iron-fisted tyrants - 4/13/2010 1:37:40 PM   
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Dunno, they did it to W, and looking at the field, there aint a win, place or show on it.

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RE: A bow to iron-fisted tyrants - 4/13/2010 1:44:33 PM   
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Didn't read it. You are a waste of time.
You posted how many posts in response! LOL! You can't make this stuff up! DG - In this case I am wrong - You are up to Shemp level!

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I was watching a special last night that made me think of you.

How nice to know - I am in your thoughts!

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Yet when the Seals rescued him you faulted Obama saying he murdered those poor little Somali teenagers.
Accurately representing my post - I asked if under the prior regime (note: using the word for Bush's Presidency) the shooting of a teenager would have been as celebrated as is was.

The second point was comparing President Obama's campaign rhetoric where he said he would follow a philosophy of "talking trough situations and problems with our enemies" to shooting this one, happening to be a teenager, in the head to resolve the conflict.

I could bring the point to the Administration's current inconsistency of bringing foreign citizens under the protection of the US Constitution wanting to put them on trial, yet saying a US citizen who joined forces with one of these 'talk to them' enemies, subject to a sniper bullet.

Both would be more critical than the baseball game situation; however the common thread is to the point that Obama's words don't match his Administration's actions.

Wow - a lot for you to digest there. I propose another 'long winded' retort and forget about any substantive response.

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RE: A bow to iron-fisted tyrants - 4/13/2010 1:47:08 PM   
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Does anyone in this site seriously believe that Obama will be elected to a second term?



I was stunned when W got re- elected.

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RE: A bow to iron-fisted tyrants - 4/13/2010 1:51:04 PM   
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There are more things on heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamed of in your philosophy...

I take somebody's already asked Sanity whether Bush bowed to Chinese premiere, or just did some sort of secret skull and bones handshake instead?

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RE: A bow to iron-fisted tyrants - 4/13/2010 1:51:52 PM   
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Well, we know it wasn't hunkie.

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RE: A bow to iron-fisted tyrants - 4/13/2010 1:58:04 PM   
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Does anyone in this site seriously believe that Obama will be elected to a second term?


That's going to most likely depend on the economy, which is already improving in many areas.  The Dow finished above 11K yesterday for the first time since '08.

It's also going to depend on if Republicans can find a strong candidate.  Ron Paul wins their recent straw poll?  Give me a break! 

Who else is there but Romney and Palin.  Palin has no chance. Romney might have a chance at winning the primary but I can't see him making a serious challenge for the Presidency.

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RE: A bow to iron-fisted tyrants - 4/13/2010 1:58:31 PM   
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Probably not, no.

I do find myself wondering how some of these lads would feel if evil liberals had been talking about Bush like this back in '03? That'd doubtless have been deeply unpatriotic, and insult to Abe Lincoln's maiden aunt.

I also wonder what would happen, if it emerged that Obama was (say) the vanguard of an alien invasion of buttock faced mutants who want to eat our brains. I can just see Rush Limbaugh trying to blow the whistle on that and your country thinking as one: "Yeah, yeah. We've heard it before, Rush. Is that the best you can do?"




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RE: A bow to iron-fisted tyrants - 4/13/2010 2:00:31 PM   
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so we went from an unwilling bow to not bowing back? what the fuck is going on here?

Ron


Playground mentality dude ... international politics is become that.

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RE: A bow to iron-fisted tyrants - 4/13/2010 2:02:57 PM   
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Who else is there but Romney and Palin.  Palin has no chance. Romney might have a chance at winning the primary but I can't see him making a serious challenge for the Presidency.


I'm not sure that caribou Barbie has no chance. The Republican heartlands seem to love her the way Michael Jackson loved young boys. The best hope is that the teabaggers get their shit together as a serious political party instead of a bunch of whining idiots and put her up as a candidate to split the neocon vote. Ralph Nader did nearly as much to help Bush win the 2000 election as Al Gore, didn't he?

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RE: A bow to iron-fisted tyrants - 4/13/2010 2:04:23 PM   
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so we went from an unwilling bow to not bowing back? what the fuck is going on here?

Ron


Playground mentality dude ... international politics is become that.

Pirate


Depressing, isn't it?

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