I wouldn't say I condemn it, it's free speech and obviously satire. I do think it's an ignorant and stupid statement and I don't find any humor in it either. [quote who="SanChonino" reply="1" id="1902074"]If you take politics too seriously, you're just going to get even more disappointed than you already are. Just take a chill pill and laugh at the funny picture. Or whatever.[/quote] I don't get how taking offense to a 'joke' rooted in bigotry equates to takin
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[quote who="Drill'n Boss" reply="17" id="1923984"] I'm more or less conservative myself, I'd much rather vote for McCain than Obama because of moral issues, but I don't have to vote for either of them! Chuck Baldwin 2008! (By the way, Baldwin is considerably more conservative than Republicans have been in a long time.) I had planed on voting for Chuck Baldwin this time but now I feel I must vote against Obama(a vote for McCain). We have two options as of now. A guy who s
[quote who="WOM" reply="22" id="1923834"] the black woman candidate nobody knows about)....She got defeated in her bid to retain her seat in the house. Yeah, she is really qualified.[/quote] Oh right, she's not qualified, but no one's really qualified to be president unless they have enough money behind them to say so.
I just want to know one thing. Why is everyone convinced that we only have two options? Beyond that, what makes anyone think there's a huge difference between McCain and Obama? Almost everything we heard in the debates was a contrived one-size-fits-all response. All the attack ads are based on lies, conveniently leave out part of the facts (lie), misdirect the real issue (lie), or flat out lie. The democrats and republicans are pretty much 2 sides of the same coin - they both support