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Postby oletimer » September 21st, 2010, 3:58 pm

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nothing to come on about... at least i dont think. yeah, I may be liberal in some of my thinking, but that is not why I posted. The only reason I posted the question is that when think of Tea Party, I think of extreme conservative with strong relgious background. maybe I just dont understand the party is all.

dolfan now that you have read over what I said, now read what I said. I said "is that you don't stand for the things that this country was founded on".

Now I ask you what you think that this country was founded on, it sure wasn't the social ideals that are being pushed by the far left.

I think of extreme conservative with strong relgious background.


The way that he has worded this makes me think that he thinks that anyone with strong religious background is not quite right. Now what is wrong with people having a strong background?

And yes I disagree with any that think that God Hand has not being on the USA.

Dolfan, this is only one example to show that God's hand is in countries and leaders. Nebuchadnezzar was set over Babylon. The one that took his place was a Chaldean, yet God put each there. Na don't be trying to tell that God's doesn't control counties and leaders, He does. But just as it was with Nebuchadnezzar who built in himself, so it is with any county or leader, we can all fall from Gods grace.

Yes I believe that the USA has been on Gods program. Without her or another one like her there wouldn't have been a 1948 revival of Israel as a nation. One could go on but I think that maybe you see my point. Yes she can fall and right now she is leaning heavy to the "far left".

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O thou king, the most high God gave Nebuchadnezzar thy father a kingdom, and majesty, and glory, and honour:
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And for the majesty that he gave him, all people, nations, and languages, trembled and feared before him: whom he would he slew; and whom he would he kept alive; and whom he would he set up; and whom he would he put down.

I know way too long but it is your fault. :wink:
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Postby MacUser » September 22nd, 2010, 4:23 am

dawgs10 wrote:you have to stand for something. have ideas and be able to look ahead to be sucessful. the tea party stands against ideas and progressive thinking. they just want to stop spending and stop taxing.


Dawgs.
How is abusively taxing everyone so the elites can spend others money progressive thinking and new ideas? This is what birthed our nation from the British. Go check out your American History.

dawgs10 wrote:just stop living. that will do it. i will not vote for people that cant run their own affairs... give me a moderate any day with experience and i will vote for them.


You mean you vote for more of this? This woman voted for Obama and his CHANGE and is now exhausted because the only change she has seen is a failed agenda.

“I’m one of your middle class Americans. And quite frankly, I’m exhausted. Exhausted of defending you, defending your administration, defending the mantle of change that I voted for.”


The woman then talks about the impact of the recession on her family, her worry about being able to pay her two daughters’ tuition, and her fear that her family may be heading back to their “hot dogs and beans days.”

http://www.breitbart.tv/obama-supporter ... nding-you/


*sigh* Regardless of the real world examples I clearly show.. it still doesn't break thru the ideology does it?
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Postby dawgs10 » September 22nd, 2010, 4:53 am

MacUser wrote:
dawgs10 wrote:you have to stand for something. have ideas and be able to look ahead to be sucessful. the tea party stands against ideas and progressive thinking. they just want to stop spending and stop taxing.


Dawgs.
How is abusively taxing everyone so the elites can spend others money progressive thinking and new ideas? This is what birthed our nation from the British. Go check out your American History.

dawgs10 wrote:just stop living. that will do it. i will not vote for people that cant run their own affairs... give me a moderate any day with experience and i will vote for them.


You mean you vote for more of this? This woman voted for Obama and his CHANGE and is now exhausted because the only change she has seen is a failed agenda.

“I’m one of your middle class Americans. And quite frankly, I’m exhausted. Exhausted of defending you, defending your administration, defending the mantle of change that I voted for.”


The woman then talks about the impact of the recession on her family, her worry about being able to pay her two daughters’ tuition, and her fear that her family may be heading back to their “hot dogs and beans days.”

http://www.breitbart.tv/obama-supporter ... nding-you/


*sigh* Regardless of the real world examples I clearly show.. it still doesn't break thru the ideology does it?


i dont see OBAMA as a moderate. but odonnel and some others supported by the tea party are not moderate. odonnel is the poster child of an angry movement. they are not being lead by a school of thought. just emotion. she could not even manage her own money. i suppose the witch craft she dabbled in didnt help that. change is not always the best thing to vote for. that goes for both sides of the aisle. sure obama is not good for this country but are some of these guys that fox is trying to make me think are everyday americans. come on.

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Postby MacUser » September 22nd, 2010, 5:20 am

dawgs10 wrote:i dont see OBAMA as a moderate. but odonnel and some others supported by the tea party are not moderate. odonnel is the poster child of an angry movement. they are not being lead by a school of thought. just emotion. she could not even manage her own money. i suppose the witch craft she dabbled in didnt help that.


The woman won the nomination by a large margin. I've not seen anything angry from her. I have seen anger from the established elite.. both Republican and Democrat continually attacking her on childish things she done as a young person.

I'm sure you were perfect right? Regardless.. these cheap personal attacks make her even stronger. Keep it up.



dawgs10 wrote:change is not always the best thing to vote for. that goes for both sides of the aisle. sure obama is not good for this country but are some of these guys that fox is trying to make me think are everyday americans. come on.


Finally, Obama's Policies are terrible for America.. reality is sinking in. Welcome home Bro. Whoo Hoo. The next time they have a tea party in your local area.. go check it out for yourself... you will find them quite normal responsible mainstream Americans.
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Postby dawgs10 » September 23rd, 2010, 1:59 am

MacUser wrote:
dawgs10 wrote:i dont see OBAMA as a moderate. but odonnel and some others supported by the tea party are not moderate. odonnel is the poster child of an angry movement. they are not being lead by a school of thought. just emotion. she could not even manage her own money. i suppose the witch craft she dabbled in didnt help that.


The woman won the nomination by a large margin. I've not seen anything angry from her. I have seen anger from the established elite.. both Republican and Democrat continually attacking her on childish things she done as a young person.

I'm sure you were perfect right? Regardless.. these cheap personal attacks make her even stronger. Keep it up.



dawgs10 wrote:change is not always the best thing to vote for. that goes for both sides of the aisle. sure obama is not good for this country but are some of these guys that fox is trying to make me think are everyday americans. come on.


Finally, Obama's Policies are terrible for America.. reality is sinking in. Welcome home Bro. Whoo Hoo. The next time they have a tea party in your local area.. go check it out for yourself... you will find them quite normal responsible mainstream Americans.


so you are saying that someone that has been bankrupt and dabbled in witchcraft is mainstream america? and by the way both statements are a matter of record.

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and by the way macuser

Postby dawgs10 » September 23rd, 2010, 2:01 am

i have never supported obama with my vote. but i will not support radicals on either side.

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Postby dolfan » September 23rd, 2010, 3:31 am

The fact that she bankrupted (and I don't dispute it, but I haven't paid that close of attention to the story, either...did she bankrupt?) matters not to me, personally. She was poor at managing her own money. The combined experience of everyone in Congress for the last, oh, 30 years, runs into millenia of experience and they've proven disastrous at managing other people's money, which is a chief part of their job.

Christine O'Donnell's personal insolvency vs. Congress' fiscal responsibility? No match. She wins that hands down.

And, I did hear that she has tax liens on her. Well, I think it qualifies her for the office she seeks. In fact, I'd give her and everyone else that owes the IRS a medal if I could. Fact is, there's not one person in Washington, D.C. today that is truly qualified to represent any of us. I doubt that replacing them all would significantly upgrade the country, but keeping any of them who are there now is a sure fire recipe for ruin ----- a ruin which, by the way, is inevitable. A Tea Party sweep would be like telling a terminally ill cancer patient, "We have good news. Your head cold is getting better." :?
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Postby MacUser » September 23rd, 2010, 3:43 am

dawgs10 wrote:i have never supported obama with my vote. but i will not support radicals on either side.


Wow.. then you are just between a rock and hard place, eh? It might be best that you sit this election & direction debate out then? Enjoy a much needed rest.
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Postby dawgs10 » September 23rd, 2010, 12:44 pm

MacUser wrote:
dawgs10 wrote:i have never supported obama with my vote. but i will not support radicals on either side.


Wow.. then you are just between a rock and hard place, eh? It might be best that you sit this election & direction debate out then? Enjoy a much needed rest.


so you are saying that someone that has been bankrupt and dabbled in witchcraft is mainstream america? and by the way both statements are a matter of record. just wondering what mainstream america means because this is not it.

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Postby scooter » September 23rd, 2010, 2:47 pm

dawgs10 wrote:
MacUser wrote:
dawgs10 wrote:i have never supported obama with my vote. but i will not support radicals on either side.


Wow.. then you are just between a rock and hard place, eh? It might be best that you sit this election & direction debate out then? Enjoy a much needed rest.


so you are saying that someone that has been bankrupt and dabbled in witchcraft is mainstream america? and by the way both statements are a matter of record. just wondering what mainstream america means because this is not it.


Response: I would. Have you been to the mall lately? :lol:

No really if "dabbling in witchcraft" in high school is the best dirt that you can smear on someone, that's pretty sad.

As far bankrupt, I know plenty of people who have had real life problems that I would rather have lead than silver spooned jerks who have zero real life experience. We have poeple leading us now who have no real experience at anything except aggitation and being professional students.
What we need here is a good revival! lol

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Postby dawgs10 » September 24th, 2010, 2:00 am

scooter wrote:
dawgs10 wrote:
MacUser wrote:
dawgs10 wrote:i have never supported obama with my vote. but i will not support radicals on either side.


Wow.. then you are just between a rock and hard place, eh? It might be best that you sit this election & direction debate out then? Enjoy a much needed rest.


so you are saying that someone that has been bankrupt and dabbled in witchcraft is mainstream america? and by the way both statements are a matter of record. just wondering what mainstream america means because this is not it.


Response: I would. Have you been to the mall lately? :lol:

No really if "dabbling in witchcraft" in high school is the best dirt that you can smear on someone, that's pretty sad.

As far bankrupt, I know plenty of people who have had real life problems that I would rather have lead than silver spooned jerks who have zero real life experience. We have poeple leading us now who have no real experience at anything except aggitation and being professional students.


so the answer is yes? those that can not manage their own affairs and have been apart of witch craft are normal everyday americans to those that support the tea party.

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Postby dolfan » September 24th, 2010, 3:36 am

Dawgs, you're falling victim to your own criticisms here, bro. Tell us: Who are YOU for. We know who you're against. Name names.
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Re: and by the way macuser

Postby scooter » September 24th, 2010, 3:44 am

dawgs10 wrote:
scooter wrote:
dawgs10 wrote:
MacUser wrote:
dawgs10 wrote:i have never supported obama with my vote. but i will not support radicals on either side.


Wow.. then you are just between a rock and hard place, eh? It might be best that you sit this election & direction debate out then? Enjoy a much needed rest.


so you are saying that someone that has been bankrupt and dabbled in witchcraft is mainstream america? and by the way both statements are a matter of record. just wondering what mainstream america means because this is not it.


Response: I would. Have you been to the mall lately? :lol:

No really if "dabbling in witchcraft" in high school is the best dirt that you can smear on someone, that's pretty sad.

As far bankrupt, I know plenty of people who have had real life problems that I would rather have lead than silver spooned jerks who have zero real life experience. We have poeple leading us now who have no real experience at anything except aggitation and being professional students.


so the answer is yes? those that can not manage their own affairs and have been apart of witch craft are normal everyday americans to those that support the tea party.


Response: Yes. If someone has turned from such.

I've done worse. You want to remember my sins too?

Isn't it amazing how you have such liberal compassion but when someone admits mistakes while being a teenager you are ready to run them out of town on a rail.

I think there is a word for that.
What we need here is a good revival! lol

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Postby Shellie » September 24th, 2010, 3:57 am

I think there is a word for that.


He might not be able to read this...I think he has something in his eye.
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Postby scooter » September 24th, 2010, 3:59 am

I don't know much about this person.

I just don't like people dragging stuff up from when people were teenagers. :shock: :lol:

She could be as crazy as dawgs is.

I will tell you though if a person like this can win over a career politician it is note worthy.
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