at least he isn't a muslim.
Did they create the stories? No. Did they create the hoopla surrounding them? Yes.Hunter/Jumper wrote:
Did Fox do this?JohnG@lt wrote:
Three things that are entirely irrelevant on the nation stage. Good job Fox.Hunter/Jumper wrote:
Culture Wars: Religion May Decide Crucial Midterm Elections "The Ground Zero mosque. Gay marriage in California. The president's religion. With just over two months to go until November, curveball social issues have jolted a campaign season that until now has been about job creation and fiscal discipline."
I guess democrats aren't running on their record this year.
"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
'hail' teabaggers?
'heil' .. derp.
'heil' .. derp.
I stood in line for four hours. They better give me a Wal-Mart gift card, or something. - Rodney Booker, Job Fair attendee.
Sorry, but the left is creating the " hoopla " Fox just said " hoopla is being created ~ Do you think it's a big deal ? " If you want to weigh in on a subject you might have to look into it, Not follow the Lyrics of the Big Herd.JohnG@lt wrote:
Did they create the stories? No. Did they create the hoopla surrounding them? Yes.Hunter/Jumper wrote:
Did Fox do this?JohnG@lt wrote:
Three things that are entirely irrelevant on the nation stage. Good job Fox.
I just see a re-en actor. We have tons of Civil War re-enactments around here. Why - I have no Idea ? It is not something I would do. Seems nerdy and they never reproduce the lean look the WWII soldier had. Everyone is to beefy.
My mom went to a WWII re-enactment in PA. Her husband is a WWII Vet. My mother said everyone wants to play the Germans because they have cooler equipment.
People are letting the dems deflect. You are an enabler. Its funny because we are not supposed to ask people to show proof of citizenship, yet they are hounding a GOP candidate because her nanny was illegal. People are letting the dems deflect. You are an enabler.
I'm not enabling anything. I'm saying that gay marriage in California should not be a national issue. It's an issue localized to California. The mosque should not be a national issue, it's an issue localized to New York City. What Obama's religion is is irrelevant period.Hunter/Jumper wrote:
Sorry, but the left is creating the " hoopla " Fox just said " hoopla is being created ~ Do you think it's a big deal ? " If you want to weigh in on a subject you might have to look into it, Not follow the Lyrics of the Big Herd.JohnG@lt wrote:
Did they create the stories? No. Did they create the hoopla surrounding them? Yes.Hunter/Jumper wrote:
Did Fox do this?
I just see a re-en actor. We have tons of Civil War re-enactments around here. Why - I have no Idea ? It is not something I would do. Seems nerdy and they never reproduce the lean look the WWII soldier had. Everyone is to beefy.
My mom went to a WWII re-enactment in PA. Her husband is a WWII Vet. My mother said everyone wants to play the Germans because they have cooler equipment.
People are letting the dems deflect. You are an enabler. Its funny because we are not supposed to ask people to show proof of citizenship, yet they are hounding a GOP candidate because her nanny was illegal. People are letting the dems deflect. You are an enabler.
You're the one enabling the idiots to steer the conversation to petty issues that don't mean a damn thing in the grand scheme of things. They should be talking about their positions on free trade and taxation, not ridiculous moral stances on shit that doesn't concern them.
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"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
What concerns me is that the media will swing this guys re-election over it. That should concern you too.
I would argue the lunacy of making a big deal out of a person's re-enactment hobbies is on the same level of pettiness as people making a big deal out of Obama having a Muslim father.
Basically, the guy likes to dress up for fun. Big deal.
Obama was raised in a multi-ethnic family that included Islam. Big deal again.
Basically, the guy likes to dress up for fun. Big deal.
Obama was raised in a multi-ethnic family that included Islam. Big deal again.
Funny that no one has mentioned about a certain comedic Jew who often dresses up as Hitler...
inb4melbrooks
Ilocano wrote:
Funny that no one has mentioned about a certain comedic Jew who often dresses up as Hitler...
![https://buquad.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/great_dictator_1024.jpg](https://buquad.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/great_dictator_1024.jpg)
Your order sir.
And he gets no flack for it...
This has got to be the dumbest argument I have ever seen on this forum.
If the women don't find ya handsome. They should at least find ya handy.
Had Obama wore this dazzling outfit I could see the similarities with this case.Turquoise wrote:
I would argue the lunacy of making a big deal out of a person's re-enactment hobbies is on the same level of pettiness as people making a big deal out of Obama having a Muslim father.
Basically, the guy likes to dress up for fun. Big deal.
Obama was raised in a multi-ethnic family that included Islam. Big deal again.
![https://img405.imageshack.us/img405/6438/terroristislamkoran.jpg](https://img405.imageshack.us/img405/6438/terroristislamkoran.jpg)
But because he was wise enough to prefer the Gandhi look I don't.
![https://img219.imageshack.us/img219/29/obama20muslim.jpg](https://img219.imageshack.us/img219/29/obama20muslim.jpg)
People are free to have all the stupidest hobbies they want but Politicians who don't wise up don't go very far.
Oh I agree. There are some things that are politically stupid that are still perfectly legal.Ticia wrote:
Had Obama wore this dazzling outfit I could see the similarities with this case.Turquoise wrote:
I would argue the lunacy of making a big deal out of a person's re-enactment hobbies is on the same level of pettiness as people making a big deal out of Obama having a Muslim father.
Basically, the guy likes to dress up for fun. Big deal.
Obama was raised in a multi-ethnic family that included Islam. Big deal again.
http://img405.imageshack.us/img405/6438 … mkoran.jpg
But because he was wise enough to prefer the Gandhi look I don't.
http://img219.imageshack.us/img219/29/obama20muslim.jpg
People are free to have all the stupidest hobbies they want but Politicians who don't wise up don't go very far.
Granted, if a guy essentially cosplays as a Nazi, that doesn't have any bearing on whether or not I'll vote for him. I just look at his policies, record, and funding sources, but I realize I'm not the average voter.
A liberal who doesn't look further into the issue and doesnt research why this guy dresses up as a nazi is the average voter. People see something, assume the worst, and dont do their research.Turquoise wrote:
Oh I agree. There are some things that are politically stupid that are still perfectly legal.Ticia wrote:
Had Obama wore this dazzling outfit I could see the similarities with this case.Turquoise wrote:
I would argue the lunacy of making a big deal out of a person's re-enactment hobbies is on the same level of pettiness as people making a big deal out of Obama having a Muslim father.
Basically, the guy likes to dress up for fun. Big deal.
Obama was raised in a multi-ethnic family that included Islam. Big deal again.
http://img405.imageshack.us/img405/6438 … mkoran.jpg
But because he was wise enough to prefer the Gandhi look I don't.
http://img219.imageshack.us/img219/29/obama20muslim.jpg
People are free to have all the stupidest hobbies they want but Politicians who don't wise up don't go very far.
Granted, if a guy essentially cosplays as a Nazi, that doesn't have any bearing on whether or not I'll vote for him. I just look at his policies, record, and funding sources, but I realize I'm not the average voter.
Damnit! Now Im starting to agree... but I don't think people should judge him on his hobbies anyways.Ticia wrote:
Had Obama wore this dazzling outfit I could see the similarities with this case.Turquoise wrote:
I would argue the lunacy of making a big deal out of a person's re-enactment hobbies is on the same level of pettiness as people making a big deal out of Obama having a Muslim father.
Basically, the guy likes to dress up for fun. Big deal.
Obama was raised in a multi-ethnic family that included Islam. Big deal again.
http://img405.imageshack.us/img405/6438 … mkoran.jpg
But because he was wise enough to prefer the Gandhi look I don't.
http://img219.imageshack.us/img219/29/obama20muslim.jpg
People are free to have all the stupidest hobbies they want but Politicians who don't wise up don't go very far.
The average voter period doesn't do enough research. Granted the average eligible voter doesn't vote.Acerider wrote:
A liberal who doesn't look further into the issue and doesnt research why this guy dresses up as a nazi is the average voter. People see something, assume the worst, and dont do their research.Turquoise wrote:
Oh I agree. There are some things that are politically stupid that are still perfectly legal.Ticia wrote:
Had Obama wore this dazzling outfit I could see the similarities with this case.
http://img405.imageshack.us/img405/6438 … mkoran.jpg
But because he was wise enough to prefer the Gandhi look I don't.
http://img219.imageshack.us/img219/29/obama20muslim.jpg
People are free to have all the stupidest hobbies they want but Politicians who don't wise up don't go very far.
Granted, if a guy essentially cosplays as a Nazi, that doesn't have any bearing on whether or not I'll vote for him. I just look at his policies, record, and funding sources, but I realize I'm not the average voter.
Wwhen they can even be bothered to go out and vote. I don't vote yet, so I guess that kinda makes me a hypocriteTurquoise wrote:
The average voter period doesn't do enough research. Granted the average eligible voter doesn't vote.Acerider wrote:
A liberal who doesn't look further into the issue and doesnt research why this guy dresses up as a nazi is the average voter. People see something, assume the worst, and dont do their research.Turquoise wrote:
Oh I agree. There are some things that are politically stupid that are still perfectly legal.
Granted, if a guy essentially cosplays as a Nazi, that doesn't have any bearing on whether or not I'll vote for him. I just look at his policies, record, and funding sources, but I realize I'm not the average voter.
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But I am 16 so, they won't exactly let me...
Well I like the people I vote for to present themselves in a somewhat respectable way. Guess that makes me shallowTurquoise wrote:
Oh I agree. There are some things that are politically stupid that are still perfectly legal.Ticia wrote:
Had Obama wore this dazzling outfit I could see the similarities with this case.Turquoise wrote:
I would argue the lunacy of making a big deal out of a person's re-enactment hobbies is on the same level of pettiness as people making a big deal out of Obama having a Muslim father.
Basically, the guy likes to dress up for fun. Big deal.
Obama was raised in a multi-ethnic family that included Islam. Big deal again.
http://img405.imageshack.us/img405/6438 … mkoran.jpg
But because he was wise enough to prefer the Gandhi look I don't.
http://img219.imageshack.us/img219/29/obama20muslim.jpg
People are free to have all the stupidest hobbies they want but Politicians who don't wise up don't go very far.
Granted, if a guy essentially cosplays as a Nazi, that doesn't have any bearing on whether or not I'll vote for him. I just look at his policies, record, and funding sources, but I realize I'm not the average voter.
lol... It depends on what inspires this guy's interest in re-enactments. If he's just a history buff, that's fine. If he's a Nazi sympathizer, that's a whole other ballgame.Ticia wrote:
Well I like the people I vote for to present themselves in a somewhat respectable way. Guess that makes me shallowTurquoise wrote:
Oh I agree. There are some things that are politically stupid that are still perfectly legal.Ticia wrote:
Had Obama wore this dazzling outfit I could see the similarities with this case.
http://img405.imageshack.us/img405/6438 … mkoran.jpg
But because he was wise enough to prefer the Gandhi look I don't.
http://img219.imageshack.us/img219/29/obama20muslim.jpg
People are free to have all the stupidest hobbies they want but Politicians who don't wise up don't go very far.
Granted, if a guy essentially cosplays as a Nazi, that doesn't have any bearing on whether or not I'll vote for him. I just look at his policies, record, and funding sources, but I realize I'm not the average voter.
When you look at the church he claimed to belong to, things get a lot worse.Turquoise wrote:
I would argue the lunacy of making a big deal out of a person's re-enactment hobbies is on the same level of pettiness as people making a big deal out of Obama having a Muslim father.
Basically, the guy likes to dress up for fun. Big deal.
Obama was raised in a multi-ethnic family that included Islam. Big deal again.
I'm not a fan of his church either. Still, I don't see his policy stances as resembling the fanaticism of Wright.Hunter/Jumper wrote:
When you look at the church he claimed to belong to, things get a lot worse.Turquoise wrote:
I would argue the lunacy of making a big deal out of a person's re-enactment hobbies is on the same level of pettiness as people making a big deal out of Obama having a Muslim father.
Basically, the guy likes to dress up for fun. Big deal.
Obama was raised in a multi-ethnic family that included Islam. Big deal again.
If anything, I almost get the impression that Obama was just part of that church for political reasons. Outside of Chicago, that church is a liability, but inside Chicago, it's connected.
For all we know, Obama might be an agnostic. And if he is... that's a good thing in my book.
it would help him stay objective.
PS I like how he wears his wrist watch up high on his little stick arm, I bet his wife can kik his butt.
PS I like how he wears his wrist watch up high on his little stick arm, I bet his wife can kik his butt.
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Well, if nothing else, he defies the obese American stereotype. Granted, Bush was pretty fit as well.Hunter/Jumper wrote:
it would help him stay objective.
PS I like how he wears his wrist watch up high on his little stick arm, I bet his wife can kik his butt.
Sad as it seems you have to be somewhat easy on the eyes to get elected. *Turquoise wrote:
Well, if nothing else, he defies the obese American stereotype. Granted, Bush was pretty fit as well.Hunter/Jumper wrote:
it would help him stay objective.
PS I like how he wears his wrist watch up high on his little stick arm, I bet his wife can kik his butt.
Anyone who listened to the NIXON - KENNEDY debate on the radio thought Nixon destroyed Kennedy. Anyone who watched on TV said Kennedy did slightly better.
* there are exceptions at lower levels and corruption will circumvent this rule ( IE hillary and obama's senate seats )
PS Turquoise,
For the record you are an educated, level headed gentlemen who I respect. You are one of a dwindling few who still bring credibility and progress to these forums.