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Kraichgauer
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25 Sep 2011, 1:34 am
Inuyasha wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
From what those tea baggers were spouting at the Republican presidential debate, people without insurance would be left to die if it were up to them. And considering that moist of the candidates, with the exception of Huntsman, were sucking up to the tea party, I can only believe that a Republican president would pursue such a heartless policy.
-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer
-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer
Remember what I told you about common knowledge Kraichgauer. Don't ever take something as factually simply because it is "common knowledge."
In fact "common knowledge" is that the Republicans and Tea Party is made up of racist, well if that were the case, Herman Cain wouldn't have won the Florida Straw Poll, because he is African American. Btw, Herman Cain did win the Florida Straw Poll.
What does racism have to do with wanting to let a hypothetical uninsured person die from illness or injury? To refresh your memory, those were tea baggers.
-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer
You never provided a source concerning your story, and given all the claims by people here about the tea party and Republicans being Racist and hating black people, the fact that a black man won the Florida Republican Straw Poll kinda debunks the last claims regarding the Tea Party and Republicans. So how is your story credible, when the last accusation spree appears not to have been.
Not credible? It had been all over the news! Haven't you been watching? In fact, at the last Republican debate, a gay soldier serving in Iraq who had asked Rick Santorum if DADT would be reinstated under his administration, was booed by the right wing audience. And not one Republican presidential candidate defended the soldier, who is currently putting his life at risk today, against the homophobic audience members. And no, this isn't "common Knowledge;" this is again something which has been on the news constantly since the incident happened.
Or is this some sort of conspiracy by the "lamestream" media, to destroy the right with their own words?
-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer
25 Sep 2011, 1:54 am
25 Sep 2011, 1:56 am
Kraichgauer wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
From what those tea baggers were spouting at the Republican presidential debate, people without insurance would be left to die if it were up to them. And considering that moist of the candidates, with the exception of Huntsman, were sucking up to the tea party, I can only believe that a Republican president would pursue such a heartless policy.
-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer
-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer
Remember what I told you about common knowledge Kraichgauer. Don't ever take something as factually simply because it is "common knowledge."
In fact "common knowledge" is that the Republicans and Tea Party is made up of racist, well if that were the case, Herman Cain wouldn't have won the Florida Straw Poll, because he is African American. Btw, Herman Cain did win the Florida Straw Poll.
What does racism have to do with wanting to let a hypothetical uninsured person die from illness or injury? To refresh your memory, those were tea baggers.
-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer
You never provided a source concerning your story, and given all the claims by people here about the tea party and Republicans being Racist and hating black people, the fact that a black man won the Florida Republican Straw Poll kinda debunks the last claims regarding the Tea Party and Republicans. So how is your story credible, when the last accusation spree appears not to have been.
Not credible? It had been all over the news! Haven't you been watching? In fact, at the last Republican debate, a gay soldier serving in Iraq who had asked Rick Santorum if DADT would be reinstated under his administration, was booed by the right wing audience. And not one Republican presidential candidate defended the soldier, who is currently putting his life at risk today, against the homophobic audience members. And no, this isn't "common Knowledge;" this is again something which has been on the news constantly since the incident happened.
Or is this some sort of conspiracy by the "lamestream" media, to destroy the right with their own words?
-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer
Were they booing the soldier himself, or upset about the question. Personally Santorum was correct, DADT should be put back in place, granted the soldiers that came forward during the Obama fiasco shouldn't be punished, however having people running around telling people their sexual orientation isn't what the military is supposed to be about. The military is for protecting this country it isn't an online dating service, doesn't matter if you are heterosexual or homosexual.
Furthermore, sexual preference is not a race.
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25 Sep 2011, 2:10 am
Inuyasha wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
From what those tea baggers were spouting at the Republican presidential debate, people without insurance would be left to die if it were up to them. And considering that moist of the candidates, with the exception of Huntsman, were sucking up to the tea party, I can only believe that a Republican president would pursue such a heartless policy.
-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer
-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer
Remember what I told you about common knowledge Kraichgauer. Don't ever take something as factually simply because it is "common knowledge."
In fact "common knowledge" is that the Republicans and Tea Party is made up of racist, well if that were the case, Herman Cain wouldn't have won the Florida Straw Poll, because he is African American. Btw, Herman Cain did win the Florida Straw Poll.
What does racism have to do with wanting to let a hypothetical uninsured person die from illness or injury? To refresh your memory, those were tea baggers.
-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer
You never provided a source concerning your story, and given all the claims by people here about the tea party and Republicans being Racist and hating black people, the fact that a black man won the Florida Republican Straw Poll kinda debunks the last claims regarding the Tea Party and Republicans. So how is your story credible, when the last accusation spree appears not to have been.
Not credible? It had been all over the news! Haven't you been watching? In fact, at the last Republican debate, a gay soldier serving in Iraq who had asked Rick Santorum if DADT would be reinstated under his administration, was booed by the right wing audience. And not one Republican presidential candidate defended the soldier, who is currently putting his life at risk today, against the homophobic audience members. And no, this isn't "common Knowledge;" this is again something which has been on the news constantly since the incident happened.
Or is this some sort of conspiracy by the "lamestream" media, to destroy the right with their own words?
-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer
Were they booing the soldier himself, or upset about the question. Personally Santorum was correct, DADT should be put back in place, granted the soldiers that came forward during the Obama fiasco shouldn't be punished, however having people running around telling people their sexual orientation isn't what the military is supposed to be about. The military is for protecting this country it isn't an online dating service, doesn't matter if you are heterosexual or homosexual.
Furthermore, sexual preference is not a race.
No one's talking about gays joining up to date other gays - they're patriotic Americans who are being kicked out of the service they love simply because of who they are. How many straight soldiers are punished for heterosexual relations? Let gay soldiers be open with who they are without fearing punishment.
As for a racial dimension - at one time, the military was segregated, until President Harry Truman had the balls to change it. You had very much the same kind of opposition to that in that day, as well.
Now excuse me, but I have to get to bed for church tomorrow.
-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer
25 Sep 2011, 2:14 am
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