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"Stephen Trapani" wrote
After all, we wouldn't all want to be supporting a large increase in the same thing we've been doing for the last four years, would we? That would be insane! Everyone would agree that breaking out the windows of your house, spraying it with high powered hoses, and then dragging the hoses inside and spraying everything would be a really stupid thing to do. If the house is on fire though, it's suddenly a very different judgement. The Republicans had an 8 year drunken party, broke out all the windows, turned on all the bathtubs and sinks flooding the place. They finally managed to set the house on fire and now they are all pointing and moaning because a Democaratic president is spraying water on it. Did any body see Jinal brains? That's the best these discredited nincompoops have to offer? |
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Aragorn wrote:
"Stephen Trapani" wrote After all, we wouldn't all want to be supporting a large increase in the same thing we've been doing for the last four years, would we? That would be insane! Everyone would agree that breaking out the windows of your house, spraying it with high powered hoses, and then dragging the hoses inside and spraying everything would be a really stupid thing to do. If the house is on fire though, it's suddenly a very different judgement. The Republicans had an 8 year drunken party, broke out all the windows, turned on all the bathtubs and sinks flooding the place. They finally managed to set the house on fire and now they are all pointing and moaning because a Democaratic president is spraying water on it. So the fire is the massive deficit and spending of the Republicans who have been out of power in Congress for years and the now quadrupling of the deficit and spending, by the Democrats, is the water on the fire? Is that how your analogy works? Stephen |
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On Sat, 28 Feb 2009 16:19:37 -0800, Stephen Trapani
wrote: Aragorn wrote: "Stephen Trapani" wrote After all, we wouldn't all want to be supporting a large increase in the same thing we've been doing for the last four years, would we? That would be insane! Everyone would agree that breaking out the windows of your house, spraying it with high powered hoses, and then dragging the hoses inside and spraying everything would be a really stupid thing to do. If the house is on fire though, it's suddenly a very different judgement. The Republicans had an 8 year drunken party, broke out all the windows, turned on all the bathtubs and sinks flooding the place. They finally managed to set the house on fire and now they are all pointing and moaning because a Democaratic president is spraying water on it. So the fire is the massive deficit and spending of the Republicans who have been out of power in Congress for years and the now quadrupling of the deficit and spending, by the Democrats, is the water on the fire? Is that how your analogy works? Stephen Jesus man! Don't, whatever you do, interject logic, or the ability to use the Internet to research facts - for example which party formed a majority of the congress for what periods - into a political argument. The Wigs blame the Tories while the Tories blackguard the Wigs.... all while the public stands blindly by. Cheers, Bruce in Bangkok (bruceinbangkokatgmaildotcom) |
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"Bruce in Bangkok" wrote
Jesus man! Don't, whatever you do, interject logic, or the ability to use the Internet to research facts - for example which party formed a majority of the congress for what periods - into a political argument. Yes, it used to be difficult to know who reads newspapers or watches TV. All you need to know now is party affilliation. Creationism has become one of the right's more credible platform planks. |
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On Sun, 1 Mar 2009 07:43:30 -0500, "Aragorn"
wrote: "Bruce in Bangkok" wrote Jesus man! Don't, whatever you do, interject logic, or the ability to use the Internet to research facts - for example which party formed a majority of the congress for what periods - into a political argument. Yes, it used to be difficult to know who reads newspapers or watches TV. All you need to know now is party affilliation. Creationism has become one of the right's more credible platform planks. I haven't been the US for about 30 years so the politics are somewhat of a mystery to me although I tend toward the conservative side of the equation simply because if it worked once it ought to work again, but the emotions evidenced on this site seem exaggerated out of all proportion to the political system as I knew it when I did live "back there". Are things really so emotional, or is it only the denizens of this site that make it appear so? Cheers, Bruce in Bangkok (bruceinbangkokatgmaildotcom) |
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"Bruce in Bangkok" wrote
Are things really so emotional, or is it only the denizens of this site that make it appear so? Things used to be that emotional. However, years of rule by a party that made creating such emotionalism and division a cornerstone of its plan for looting the society has so discredited it that the predominant emotion is shock and despair. However, you go to the waterfronts and backwoods and you still find people who believe the earth is flat, God created the earth in 7 days 4000 years ago, and a democratic congress with a razor thin majority and no ability to override a presidential veto created this mess in just two years. Of course, this group has a larger proportion of wacko's than the general population. Why, we even have people creating sock puppets to accuse themselves of being child molesters. How much crazier can it get than that? |
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On Sun, 1 Mar 2009 10:24:51 -0500, "Aragorn"
wrote: "Bruce in Bangkok" wrote Are things really so emotional, or is it only the denizens of this site that make it appear so? Things used to be that emotional. However, years of rule by a party that made creating such emotionalism and division a cornerstone of its plan for looting the society has so discredited it that the predominant emotion is shock and despair. However, you go to the waterfronts and backwoods and you still find people who believe the earth is flat, God created the earth in 7 days 4000 years ago, and a democratic congress with a razor thin majority and no ability to override a presidential veto created this mess in just two years. Of course, this group has a larger proportion of wacko's than the general population. Why, we even have people creating sock puppets to accuse themselves of being child molesters. How much crazier can it get than that? I suspect that one of the "liberals" will spring out of the woodwork and stamp all over this conversation but before they do; I have wondered about the "Democrats" shouting at the "Republicans" about the "Bush" finances when the drive to allow poor people to borrow money to buy housing seems hardly a "Republican" philosophy, rather more lie the wild eyed liberal sector of the Democrats. But then again, "history is written by the winners". Cheers, Bruce in Bangkok (bruceinbangkokatgmaildotcom) |
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Stephen Trapani wrote:
So the fire is the massive deficit and spending of the Republicans who have been out of power in Congress for years and the now quadrupling of the deficit and spending, by the Democrats, is the water on the fire? Is that how your analogy works? PLEASE!!! Stop making sense. You will give the Believers a headache!!!! Don't you know the MESSIAH now that He is here in our midst? You must BELIEVE. No thinking allowed. |
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On Sun, 01 Mar 2009 11:30:13 -0700, slide
wrote: Stephen Trapani wrote: So the fire is the massive deficit and spending of the Republicans who have been out of power in Congress for years and the now quadrupling of the deficit and spending, by the Democrats, is the water on the fire? Is that how your analogy works? PLEASE!!! Stop making sense. You will give the Believers a headache!!!! Don't you know the MESSIAH now that He is here in our midst? You must BELIEVE. No thinking allowed. You Sir, are Wrong! You are allowed to think.... But it must be "right thinking". Cheers, Bruce in Bangkok (bruceinbangkokatgmaildotcom) |
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"Bruce in Bangkok" wrote in message
... On Sun, 01 Mar 2009 11:30:13 -0700, slide wrote: Stephen Trapani wrote: So the fire is the massive deficit and spending of the Republicans who have been out of power in Congress for years and the now quadrupling of the deficit and spending, by the Democrats, is the water on the fire? Is that how your analogy works? PLEASE!!! Stop making sense. You will give the Believers a headache!!!! Don't you know the MESSIAH now that He is here in our midst? You must BELIEVE. No thinking allowed. You Sir, are Wrong! You are allowed to think.... But it must be "right thinking". Cheers, Bruce in Bangkok (bruceinbangkokatgmaildotcom) That would be "left thinking" duhh... lol -- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com |
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