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According to you.I'm extremely arrogant, yep. No denying that. But I've earned it.
Sounds like most Republicans TBH
- We are awesome because we say so. Uh wait a BLACK guy just got elected? Iraq DOESN'T have WMDs? Are we STILL winning in Afghanistan?
Kind of reinforces the point that they are mostly ignorant illiterate self-interested blowhards living in their own little world, as mentioned in the OP.
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Most Dixiecrats became Republican; Blue Dog Democrats make up a lot of Southern Democrats now.DBBrinson1 wrote:
Dixiecrats.FEOS wrote:
And vice versa. There are plenty of uneducated redneck Democrats. They are called Southern Democrats.
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Way to go in forwarding American stereotypes.JohnG@lt wrote:
I'm extremely arrogant, yep. No denying that. But I've earned it.
How does one earn the right to be arrogant?Turquoise wrote:
Way to go in forwarding American stereotypes.JohnG@lt wrote:
I'm extremely arrogant, yep. No denying that. But I've earned it.
Blackbelts are just whitebelts who have never quit.
He's a college student who has read some books, STFU and kneel in awe.How does one earn the right to be arrogant?
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Looks pretty evenly distributed to me: http://www.house.gov/melancon/BlueDogs/ … 0Page.htmlTurquoise wrote:
Most Dixiecrats became Republican; Blue Dog Democrats make up a lot of Southern Democrats now.DBBrinson1 wrote:
Dixiecrats.FEOS wrote:
And vice versa. There are plenty of uneducated redneck Democrats. They are called Southern Democrats.
Some others..(judging by the way they have voted recently)
Maxine Waters-NY
Yvette Clarke- NY
Barbara Lee- CA
Raúl M. Grijalva- AZ
Donald M. Payne- NJ
Michael Honda- CA
Chaka Fattah- PA
Corrine Brown- FL
Donna Christensen- VI
Luis Gutierrez- IL
Maurice Hinchey- NY
Gwen Moore- WI
Marcia L. Fudge- OH
Danny K. Davis- IL
André Carson- IN
John Conyers- MI
Donna F. Edwards- MD
Tammy Baldwin- WI
Bob Filner- CA
Lynn Woolsey- CA
Phil Hare- IL
Robert Brady- PA
Diane E. Watson- CA
Laura Richardson- CA
Janice D. Schakowsky- CA
Sam Farr- CA
James McGovern- MA
Melvin L. Watt- CA
Carolyn Maloney- NY
Robert C. Scott- VA
Keith Ellison- MN
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Let me rephrase. What I meant is that most Southern Democrats are Blue Dogs. That doesn't mean that only Southern Democrats can be Blue Dogs though.Kmarion wrote:
Looks pretty evenly distributed to me: http://www.house.gov/melancon/BlueDogs/ … 0Page.htmlTurquoise wrote:
Most Dixiecrats became Republican; Blue Dog Democrats make up a lot of Southern Democrats now.DBBrinson1 wrote:
Dixiecrats.
Some others..(judging by the way they have voted recently)
Maxine Waters-NY
Yvette Clarke- NY
Barbara Lee- CA
Raúl M. Grijalva- AZ
Donald M. Payne- NJ
Michael Honda- CA
Chaka Fattah- PA
Corrine Brown- FL
Donna Christensen- VI
Luis Gutierrez- IL
Maurice Hinchey- NY
Gwen Moore- WI
Marcia L. Fudge- OH
Danny K. Davis- IL
André Carson- IN
John Conyers- MI
Donna F. Edwards- MD
Tammy Baldwin- WI
Bob Filner- CA
Lynn Woolsey- CA
Phil Hare- IL
Robert Brady- PA
Diane E. Watson- CA
Laura Richardson- CA
Janice D. Schakowsky- CA
Sam Farr- CA
James McGovern- MA
Melvin L. Watt- CA
Carolyn Maloney- NY
Robert C. Scott- VA
Keith Ellison- MN
In its modern usage, this term has come to describe moderate Democrats overall.
Shrug, better than being a bootlicking toadie like they raise them to be in Europe.Turquoise wrote:
Way to go in forwarding American stereotypes.JohnG@lt wrote:
I'm extremely arrogant, yep. No denying that. But I've earned it.
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
-Frederick Bastiat
John, when you first came here, I had thought you would contribute more comprehensive posts, but lately, you've started to sound like a parody of lowing.JohnG@lt wrote:
Shrug, better than being a bootlicking toadie like they raise them to be in Europe.Turquoise wrote:
Way to go in forwarding American stereotypes.JohnG@lt wrote:
I'm extremely arrogant, yep. No denying that. But I've earned it.
Not all Southern Dems are Blue dogs. Looks pretty evenly distributedTurquoise wrote:
Let me rephrase. What I meant is that most Southern Democrats are Blue Dogs. That doesn't mean that only Southern Democrats can be Blue Dogs though.Kmarion wrote:
Looks pretty evenly distributed to me: http://www.house.gov/melancon/BlueDogs/ … 0Page.htmlTurquoise wrote:
Most Dixiecrats became Republican; Blue Dog Democrats make up a lot of Southern Democrats now.
Some others..(judging by the way they have voted recently)
Maxine Waters-NY
Yvette Clarke- NY
Barbara Lee- CA
Raúl M. Grijalva- AZ
Donald M. Payne- NJ
Michael Honda- CA
Chaka Fattah- PA
Corrine Brown- FL
Donna Christensen- VI
Luis Gutierrez- IL
Maurice Hinchey- NY
Gwen Moore- WI
Marcia L. Fudge- OH
Danny K. Davis- IL
André Carson- IN
John Conyers- MI
Donna F. Edwards- MD
Tammy Baldwin- WI
Bob Filner- CA
Lynn Woolsey- CA
Phil Hare- IL
Robert Brady- PA
Diane E. Watson- CA
Laura Richardson- CA
Janice D. Schakowsky- CA
Sam Farr- CA
James McGovern- MA
Melvin L. Watt- CA
Carolyn Maloney- NY
Robert C. Scott- VA
Keith Ellison- MN
In its modern usage, this term has come to describe moderate Democrats overall.
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The trolls got to me :p There's just so much ignorance and stupidity on display in threads by people like Dilbert that it's really hard to convince myself that I'm not wasting my time by writing longer, more thought out posts that will just be dismissed. I've enjoyed my debates with you but the rest of them act like 12 year olds.Turquoise wrote:
John, when you first came here, I had thought you would contribute more comprehensive posts, but lately, you've started to sound like a parody of lowing.JohnG@lt wrote:
Shrug, better than being a bootlicking toadie like they raise them to be in Europe.Turquoise wrote:
Way to go in forwarding American stereotypes.
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
-Frederick Bastiat
I didn't say all of them were. Still, Blue Dogs did start in the South.Kmarion wrote:
Not all Southern Dems are Blue dogs. Looks pretty evenly distributed
You said "Blue Dog Democrats make up a lot of Southern Democrats now." Well, they make up a lot of other things too. ..lolTurquoise wrote:
I didn't say all of them were. Still, Blue Dogs did start in the South.Kmarion wrote:
Not all Southern Dems are Blue dogs. Looks pretty evenly distributed
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I haven't seen you post 1 longer thought out post. The complete opposite in fact, so much so I thought you were USMarine up until about 4-5 days ago.JohnG@lt wrote:
The trolls got to me :p There's just so much ignorance and stupidity on display in threads by people like Dilbert that it's really hard to convince myself that I'm not wasting my time by writing longer, more thought out posts that will just be dismissed. I've enjoyed my debates with you but the rest of them act like 12 year olds.Turquoise wrote:
John, when you first came here, I had thought you would contribute more comprehensive posts, but lately, you've started to sound like a parody of lowing.JohnG@lt wrote:
Shrug, better than being a bootlicking toadie like they raise them to be in Europe.
This from a party who once selected Dukakis.... please...most of them (both sides) are corrupt, power hungry hypocrites. A few good ones come through and that's why I still vote.Dilbert_X wrote:
The Republican party picked Palin -> proves my point.
Who won the election is irrelevant.
Can we all agree that there are psycho extremists on both side of the aisles? Can we also agree that ALL, and I mean ALL, successful, big name politicians are SCUM?
My problem with the Right in the current state...is that they are misdirected. They've been persuaded by the Glen Becks and Limbaughs that they will be boinked in the ass by Obama. It's just unfortunate that reality is known to have a liberal bias =/
My problem with the Right in the current state...is that they are misdirected. They've been persuaded by the Glen Becks and Limbaughs that they will be boinked in the ass by Obama. It's just unfortunate that reality is known to have a liberal bias =/
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□ Republican
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This is where Im at.
□ Republican
□√ Pissed Off
This is where Im at.
So you whinge about Republicans being stereotypedJohnG@lt wrote:
Shrug, better than being a bootlicking toadie like they raise them to be in Europe.
And then go on to fit yourself into the stereotype
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troll. what have you done eh? fill us in please.Dilbert_X wrote:
He's a college student who has read some books, STFU and kneel in awe.How does one earn the right to be arrogant?
off topic. troll. go back to your AU chat and spam.DrunkFace wrote:
I haven't seen you post 1 longer thought out post. The complete opposite in fact, so much so I thought you were USMarine up until about 4-5 days ago.
Are we all under a bridge or something? The trolling is stinking the place to the shitter.
The paradox is only a conflict between reality and your feeling what reality ought to be.
~ Richard Feynman
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When has the PM been anything other than Labour or Conservative in the past 150 or so years?Dilbert_X wrote:
Not so much, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th parties do often control the balance of power, and sometimes 1st or 2nd swap places with 3rd.FEOS wrote:
The UK is really no different. Two major parties, a handful of bit players.
In the US 3rd has never been worth more than a sneeze.
It is not the system. It is the ideology of the other parties. They do not appeal to mainstream America, thus they are marginalized by the population, not the system.Dilbert_X wrote:
In 200 odd years you've effectively had two parties. It IS the system.It's not the system that effectively blocks those parties...it is their ideology.
Poor judgment in selecting a running mate does not equate to fringe elements being majorities.Dilbert_X wrote:
They did get a VP candidate just for them though, they can't be insignificant.The problem is that the only ones who get any press are the fringe elements
It's fun for you to spout nonsense? You people in Australia really need to get out more.Dilbert_X wrote:
Which is always fun to watchThis is the kind of bullshit statement that sets me off.
“Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.”
― Albert Einstein
Doing the popular thing is not always right. Doing the right thing is not always popular
― Albert Einstein
Doing the popular thing is not always right. Doing the right thing is not always popular
Some things you'd be surprised at, but I'm not the one claiming I've earned the right to be arrogant.War Man wrote:
what have you done eh?
Discussed already, either they thought they were being smart or the GOP really had no clue.FEOS wrote:
Poor judgment in selecting a running mate does not equate to fringe elements being majorities.
You think the GOP are incompetent, I think they were playing to the stalls.
They lost, who cares, hopefully the US can make progress now.
A Video game forumYou people in Australia really need to get out more.
B Bernadictus is not Australian, although maybe we'll have a vote and make him honorary.
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