I couldn't agree more. To bad neither side is ready to negotiate.
As for petty attacks it works its way all the way down to the rank and file. Like you agreeing with Thriller about the sexism, bigotry, racism...of the right.
Are you ready?
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I couldn't agree more. To bad neither side is ready to negotiate.
As for petty attacks it works its way all the way down to the rank and file. Like you agreeing with Thriller about the sexism, bigotry, racism...of the right.
Something are pretty plain to see. If you don't agree, we'll have to move on. I call it as I see it.
So much for no more petty attacks.
mtnbayou
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You're +1'ing yourself? lol
HipHopAnonymous
Active Member
Who's ready for 4 more years of gridlock?!
I believe that the harder it is for the government to do things the better. So I for one am ready.
HipHopAnonymous
Active Member
That's the spirit!
But not just because I don't want to government to do anything. By having a different party in control of the house and senate than in the White House forces legislation to be something that both parties agree is good for the country.
There is nothing petty about the republican's stance on choice, gay marriage, and immigrants.
Look at who their party is made up of. It's facts my friend. Nothing "petty" about it.
No their stances are not petty and I am on record as opposing those stances outright or partially.
However we were talking about "petty attacks" and not stances now weren't we. Trying to find compromise instead of calling them racist or sexist was the goal was it not?
You are off to a stellar start.
Sigh...
Glad you agree lol.
Compromise is a dirty word now a days and that is a horrendous thing.
This left/right polarization is the single greatest threat to our country. All the other threats combined do not equal its severity.
Immigration - secure the border, deport illegals breaking additional laws and give a temporary status to illegals not breaking additional laws (I am not including working in "additional laws") and give them a chance to become legal.
Gay marriage - Marriage is done by churches and all state/fed controlled actions ( regardless of the sexes involved) are civil unions with the exact same benefits as marriage.
Energy - open up drilling on US property and then dramatically push technology in fuel cells, wind, solar, nuclear...thru education, research, awards and tax breaks and most importantly by requiring a % of any profits earned thru that US land owned drilling go to those renewable projects
Enviroment - Support anti whaling projects (and other endangered species projects) that emphasise educating people on the subject, start requiring filters on all industrial smoke stacks. Don't cripple industry but hold them accountable. Reign in the EPA and get it refocused. Do not stop construction and progress because someone found a yellow humpback purple legged flying humper beetle on some land.
Healthcare - No more pre-existing conditions, allow any worker to cover themselves, their spouse and unmarried kids as long as they want for any reason they want. Tort reform, no mandatory requirement to have it, open up all areas to competition for all insurers. No tax dollars for orgs/groups supporting abortion but keep abortion legal and available
So because it is a republican arguement means it is any less valid than a democrat arguement? SOmetimes you have to give the other guy something he wants to get something you want.
TheSilencer1313
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Who's ready for 4 more years of war, policing of the world, re-authorizing of the Patriot act, continuances of the NDAA, and of course government mandated healthcare. Yay!!
PearlWatson
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Yup, it was like taunting Jordan right before he beat the Jazz in the Championship for the second time.
Yup, it was like taunting Jordan right before he beat the Jazz in the Championship for the second time.
You are hereby banished from jazz fandom forever and are officially 100% troll.
PearlWatson
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It is that painful.
TheSilencer1313
Well-Known Member
That was one of the most disappointing moments of my childhood.