2,626

(85 replies, posted in Politics)

i dont watch news shows. i rather hear both sides of the story from two openly biased sources then from places that try to hide how they're biased.

> Theodora wrote:

> Actually yes, many things are as simple as right and wrong. tongue

only in the eyes of a kid or idiot.

2,628

(85 replies, posted in Politics)

nope, McCain was the risky choice coming in because of his resemblances to Bush, and now he's someone Americans can feel safer with then Obama.

2,629

(85 replies, posted in Politics)

thats about as good as it gets when it comes to debates..

2,630

(85 replies, posted in Politics)

> vissertje wrote:

> tax cuts for the middle class, and increased consumption as a result of it, leads to increased income of companies and creation of jobs too u know.

historically, tax cuts to the working class results in the paying of debt and not increased spending... you know.

2,631

(85 replies, posted in Politics)

i listened to some of it. and Obama definitely alienated me from him. he talked as though he was on a moral crusade and taxes were his way to punish evil companies and put the money back into the working families with total disregard to the amount of stress the current economic situation is having on companies and the fact that for the economy to improve, companies need to create jobs.

2,632

(70 replies, posted in Politics)

ah, the circle of life, went from defender to legend back to defender in a single night. smile

2,633

(70 replies, posted in Politics)

> Raif wrote:

> but your assuming that the function of policing is retaliatory when its not. the function of police is to maintain peace and order in a community, where ever that may be. you cannot seriousty say that Russia want to send some kind of policing presence is in retaliation to one pirate attack

im arguing that the function of policing can be retaliatory, while you're arguing that policing cant be retaliatory.

right and wrong are just labels people put on thoughts they dont understand, NOTHING is ever as simple as right and wrong.

2,635

(70 replies, posted in Politics)

and when the police havent been able to police its own area forever, and pirates have been doing their thing for years, and you police it after 1 specific event, its in retaliation to it.

if there was enough information there would be no debate.

2,637

(70 replies, posted in Politics)

> Raif wrote:

> > Raif wrote:

> yup just like when police arrest a murderer their action is an ATTACk against the murderer right, not at all to be viewed as protecting the public?

more like when police from one country invade another to catch someone who is murdering in the other country.

so how does your schoolboard analagy fit in?

it was theo's anology.

2,638

(70 replies, posted in Politics)

"police invades another country? wtf are u talking about. stop posting."

im talking about protecting people who dont need your protection and you have no loyalty to by sending force to a distant area

2,639

(70 replies, posted in Politics)

> [Pw9] Lyvidian wrote:

> > avogadro wrote:

> > [Pw9] Lyvidian wrote:

> holy crap someone already called u avocado, i thought i was original!

>people have been saying that for years.... you're a noob.

and you're wrong


wow, the arguments just get better and better. if you cant debate, why are you in the politics forum?

2,640

(70 replies, posted in Politics)

> Raif wrote:

> yup just like when police arrest a murderer their action is an ATTACk against the murderer right, not at all to be viewed as protecting the public?

more like when police from one country invade another to catch someone who is murdering in the other country.

2,641

(70 replies, posted in Politics)

> [Pw9] Lyvidian wrote:

> holy crap someone already called u avocado, i thought i was original!

people have been saying that for years.... you're a noob.

2,642

(70 replies, posted in Politics)

> Theodora wrote:

> No, it's not. If they hired the bodyguard to beat me up...then yes, that would be retaliation. If he's just going to stand there and protect students, that's not retaliation.


Even if it was true, according to Russian statements, they're not sending the patrol ship to keep those specific pirates that boarded that ship in check. They're sending the patrol ship there to safeguard all ships, protect their citizens and (likely) look out for Russian interests.

Either way, you're wrong.


you're assuming the guard's presence doesnt do anything itself. the action against you is the guard, not just the guard's response to your future actions.

2,643

(70 replies, posted in Politics)

> Raif wrote:

> yup sure is theodora

and avocado, the school board could easliy be protecting other students rather than attackin you

they COULD BE; and even if the schoolboard says they're protecting the students, they COULD BE attacking you.

2,644

(70 replies, posted in Politics)

> Raif wrote:

> so what your saying avogadro in an attempt to isolate themselves even further from the rest of the world, somalia has turned to pirates to keep their waters 'safe' from economic activity?

no, it was a typo i left out pirates.

it shows that McCain was the person to bring to the attention of the legislature this issue, which shows a greater competence towards the issue then Obama, even if his competence was gained simply from reading a report.

2,646

(70 replies, posted in Politics)

if the schoolboard hires someone specically to keep you in check it is retaliation because they are striking against you.

> Theodora wrote:

> If McCain is not as competent as he portrays him to be, his point about Obama's is drastically weakened and/or negated.


That being said, I could have phrased what I meant in my previous post a bit more clearly. My bad.


its only weakened if its not clear which was more competent about it, which clearly McCain was even if he didnt do it single handedly.

2,648

(70 replies, posted in Politics)

that doesnt mean it wasnt retaliation from somalia taking the tanks from the russian military.

> Theodora wrote:

> A headline and opening line that represented his main point. An inaccurate one.

not at all. his point was showing a point where McCain was more competent then Obama which does not hinge on the fact that McCain didnt single handedly investigate a major bank's paper's to find a discrepancy.

2,650

(70 replies, posted in Politics)

me not getting it disproves that explanation.