Obama supporters....
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bassplayer;237215 wrote:
as long as they aren't bothering other people, any person should be allowed to do whatever they want. It's not our job to tell other people who they can be attracted to. If you can't deal with someone else being different then gtfo. That's a real shady thing to judge someone by their sexual orientation. I'll defend that til the day i die.+1
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LOL - that picture is distubring...
Freedom of choice though; so you can't hate on them for that, but two men making out is something I could care less to see.
On the other hand, two hot females making out... HELL YES!
I think DaveH should have to go find a similar picture, but with two females, and both of them making out to make up for the original picture posted. LOL
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Obama girl? And any one of her hot friends making out would be basically pure sex
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get a room already....
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Here's another one....
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zbrown;237348 wrote:
sad thing is ....gay guys ^^>>>>>>>> Obama
Ok....so I know you farm Zach, which of the two candidates is going to be better for you as a farmer? The one who supported the farm bill or the one who opposed it?
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tjamz;237350 wrote:
Ok....so I know you farm Zach, which of the two candidates is going to be better for you as a farmer? The one who supported the farm bill or the one who opposed it?harm;237354 wrote:
I'm still amazed you're even thinking of supporting Obama, being as you're a small business owner.I don't need hand outs to make things work........
Just because the Democrats (the Messiah) support something that benefits farmers and McCain doesn't.........doesn't make me feel obligated to vote for them in the least...
I am just one part of the system.....and the whole system has to work.....
sure some Dem. supported farm bills are gonna help me.... but in the long run, all their other socialist programs are gonna kill me and the capitalist system....
IMO
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I agree that two adults ought to be able to choose to do what they like. I find it ironic that the other people in this thread that claim to be infavor of strong individual rights would be Obama supporters.
The progressive agenda, in general, is pretty anti-individual rights. They're for "some" freedoms, like being homosexual, or having abortions, or those sorts of things, and they're blatantly anti-individual rigths when it comes to homeschooling, gun ownership, healthcare choice, retirement planning, etc, etc.
I suppose that if gay activism is your single-voter-issue, obama might be your pick (although he might not -- the Democrats pretty much take the homosexual vote for granted but there are gay guys that don't let their sexuality define them.. they're guys that happen to be gay.. not gays that happen to be guys. )
On the other hand, if individual freedoms are important to you, the progressive-leftist agenda may be a pretty poor move. The libertarian party would be the best move in that case.
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zbrown;237361 wrote:
I don't need hand outs to make things work........Just because the Democrats (the Messiah) support something that benefits farmers and McCain doesn't.........doesn't make me feel obligated to vote for them in the least...
I am just one part of the system.....and the whole system has to work.....
sure some Dem. supported farm bills are gonna help me.... but in the long run, all their other socialist programs are gonna kill me and the capitalist system....
IMO
Here's my take on the farm bill (very condensed version here...)
Nearly every country has a "farm bill" and it isn't 100% to prop up the farmers, it is more so there to ensure that the food supply for the USA is produced in the USA. We have already seen what happens by having energy sources coming from foreign countries...it leaves us vulnerable to high and fluctuating fuel prices. By having the farmers and the commodities they support backed up in the event of an emergency (or incentives to make sure that we have the proper amount of a given crop being produced to keep up with the demands of the US population) we are insuring that not only will the farmers have a better chance of making it to the next year in the event of catastrophic failure, we are also making sure that our citizens can afford to eat those goods. We can ride our bikes to work if we have to, but I'm not sure how good those same bikes would taste if we ran out of food.
The "cost" of the farm bill per citizen is much less than the "benefit" of having it. Much like the cost of bailing out companies like AIG has a big benefit as well.
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Biden: There’s a fundamental philosophy difference here. Take a look. We want to take money and put it back in the pocket of middle class people.
Snow: Anyone making over $250,000 a year…
Biden: …is going to pay more. You got it. It’s time to be patriotic, Kate. Time to jump in. Time to be part of the deal. Time to help America get out of the rut
(clears throat)
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA........
OH MAN SO NOT GETTING MY VOTE...
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zbrown;237387 wrote:
yeah i heard rush going off on biden telling "paying taxes is patriotic"lol
Not paying them is illegal, therefore un-patriotic....patriotic is doing what is right for the country to get through whatever crisis that may be. I don't like taxes, and I don't like excessive gov't spending (ideally I'd LOVE to see no gov't programs, but that won't happen ever again as both sides have pet projects they won't let go and some programs would cause the collapse of the american economy if they were out-right cancelled). Would I have phrased it the way he did? No.
Both sides keep spending more and more, but only one side wants to be fiscally responsible enough to pay back the debt...via taxes.
I'm fairly certain that less than 1/100th (if any) of the people on this site are going to be affected by this tax increase that they are proposing, and this would really only affect those who received the most recent tax cut (which Bush is credited with giving) by reversing it back to the way it was during the previous administration.
I'd be ok with increasing it on people making over $100k/year or families making more than $200k/year. Or a flat tax with ZERO deductions for any individual other than dependants. Businesses would still get to write off their business expenses, so it would not affect them.
I know this is where Dave will jump in and say "why don't we make EVERYBODY pay the same dollar amount?" which in theory sounds great, but in practice would have a huge impact on the middle class and near-poverty level people, therefore pushing more of them to welfare/food stamps/whatever. Great idea, impossible to implement w/o affecting a LOT of people adversely.
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