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I guess I should change my nick eh

He's not going to take your 10 round, fixed clip rifles, Chief.

Last edited by The A W S M F O X (2008-11-05 00:00:35)

I thought the "yes we can" refrains were a bit over the top. Otherwise, a typical Obama speech. Pretty, but no substance.

beerface702 wrote:

when obama made his speech tonight? McCain gave an amazing speech and took his loss with alot of integrity, he would have made an awesome potus imo. He has more there imo, more personality.

Obama is dry, something not there, I just can;t put my figure on it easily, maybe I am just a racist who is not obama drunk

The words "McCain" and "amazing speech" simply do not belong in the same sentence... unless of course they are accompanied by the words "did not give an...".

Braddock wrote:

beerface702 wrote:

when obama made his speech tonight? McCain gave an amazing speech and took his loss with alot of integrity, he would have made an awesome potus imo. He has more there imo, more personality.

Obama is dry, something not there, I just can;t put my figure on it easily, maybe I am just a racist who is not obama drunk

The words "McCain" and "amazing speech" simply do not belong in the same sentence... unless of course they are accompanied by the words "did not give an...".

Did you actually listen to McCain's speech?

The McCain that spoke is the one the RNC has kept locked up in the basement for the last six months.

Tbf Braddock McCain's speech was well composed and surprisingly well executed.

Oh and Obamica sounds better.

Why would anyone be 'sick to their stomachs' exactly?
Its not as if you've never had a democrat President before.

FEOS wrote:

Braddock wrote:

beerface702 wrote:

when obama made his speech tonight? McCain gave an amazing speech and took his loss with alot of integrity, he would have made an awesome potus imo. He has more there imo, more personality.

Obama is dry, something not there, I just can;t put my figure on it easily, maybe I am just a racist who is not obama drunk

The words "McCain" and "amazing speech" simply do not belong in the same sentence... unless of course they are accompanied by the words "did not give an...".

Did you actually listen to McCain's speech?

The McCain that spoke is the one the RNC has kept locked up in the basement for the last six months.

I saw bits of it... couldn't stay up for the whole shebang unfortunately. He did seem gracious and moderately articulate I'll admit... to be honest I'm just winding up the begrudgers because Obama's speech seemed just as good, if not better. You have to admit that when Obama speaks people listen and he gives a sense that he is calm and in control. Let's also not forgot that under the surface he is still a man grieving the death of the Grandmother who raised him.

I'm glad though that McCain immediately moved towards a position of support for the new President. That is what McCain does best, he is a maverick, he can support policies that might help the country even when he has to go against party lines and right now Dems and Reps need to work together to get out of the financial hole.

Last edited by Braddock (2008-11-05 04:18:19)

CameronPoe wrote:

Congratulations America. Welcome back to the international community.

yay yay yay yay yay yay yay yay




/gives a fuck

Pug wrote:

CameronPoe wrote:

Congratulations America. Welcome back to the international community.

When did we leave again?

Around 2003 I think.

CameronPoe wrote:

Pug wrote:

CameronPoe wrote:

Congratulations America. Welcome back to the international community.

When did we leave again?

I meant it in the sense that it won't (temporarily anyway, time will tell) be a domestic political liability for any of our leaders to express support for your country's policies and American tourists will no longer feel ashamed enough to wear Canadian badges on their rucksacks in order to avoid awkward conversation.

Well, travelling abroad isn't going to change the opinions of others.  You and others once said something along the lines of "I like Americans, I just dislike the American foreign policy."  So when you saw an American in your street, did you walk up to them and say "Nice day...I think Iraq sucks"?  Do you honestly believe Americans are consistently prompted overseas into a political discussion on foreign policy?  I don't think so.

The US will continue most of its policies unfortunately, no matter who's president.  I'm surprised you don't see that.

@Brad - I think you're talking about a large US-only force that went into Iraq right?  You know the invasion that only has US troops?  Obama better get the troops out.  Imagine what happens if he doesn't.  Problems of a campaign promise - this time with global repercussions.

CameronPoe wrote:

Congratulations America. Welcome back to the international community.

Don't worry. We, as a people, still don't give a fuck about you.