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[quote=“Tigerman”]OK, you libs have won. Have your lib circle jerk here on these fora. You can have it all to yourselves… yinz like it when there is no dissent.

Yinz can dish it out but yinz sure as fuck cannot take it. That much is obvious.[/quote]

Now I’m really insulted. How dare you call me a lib? :fume: :noway:

[quote=“Tigerman”]OK, you libs have won. Have your lib circle jerk here on these fora. You can have it all to yourselves… yinz like it when there is no dissent.

Yinz can dish it out but yinz sure as fuck cannot take it. That much is obvious.[/quote]

:laughing:

I’m not sure I;m following your logic here,Tigerman. "Yinz don’t like taking it, yet it’s you that’s bailing out?

HG

[quote=“Huang Guang Chen”][quote=“Tigerman”]OK, you libs have won. Have your lib circle jerk here on these fora. You can have it all to yourselves… yinz like it when there is no dissent.

Yinz can dish it out but yinz sure as fuck cannot take it. That much is obvious.[/quote]

:laughing:

I’m not sure I;m following your logic here,Tigerman. "Yinz don’t like taking it, yet it’s you that’s bailing out?

HG[/quote]

It’s proof that Snoop Dog is trollin’ under his name… :laughing:

Absolutely. Well, at least a good many of them.[/quote]
Not much difference to Palin, that many Reps supported her after she was choosen as VP candidate because she was a woman and hockey-mum. I guess it just shows there are blind followers on both sides of the fence.

One of the important things to remember in a circle jerk–dish it out, but don’t take it.

Oh, Ive been making fun of McCain on these boards too, calling him everything under the sun for my own amusement. I am in no way offended by your use of categorizing Obama as Obamessiah, just somewhat puzzled. Don’t worry, Im not so sensitive, but because I like you, thought I might give you some food for thought, think of it as reflections, and perceptions. But since you never asked for my advice, feel free to discard it and ignore it completely.

Most of your posts, I give a solid thumbs up. In one other thread you were talking about the group most likely to cause Obama a loss due to racism, was the working class whites, who traditionally voted Democratic and this time would opt for the white candidate, I agree with you. Although you did forget to also mention, Republican supporters, fully aware of this demographic aspect, in some cases have targeted, exploited and stoked this groups fears.

Recently, McCain rallies have been increasingly been associated with hate to such an extent many have been expressing deep concern. From a new youk times article, [quote] Until now. At McCain-Palin rallies, the raucous and insistent cries of “Treason!” and “Terrorist!” and “Kill him!” and “Off with his head!” as well as the uninhibited slinging of racial epithets, are actually something new in a campaign that has seen almost every conceivable twist. [/quote] Then goes on to conclude. [quote] The McCain campaign has crossed the line between tough negative campaigning and inciting vigilantism, and each day the mob howls louder. [/quote] nytimes.com/2008/10/12/opini … xprod=digg

It was my belief , that you being an intelligent chap, would wish to distance yourself from the Republican crowd that is beginning to look like a lynch mob, focus on the issues and policy differences. Another clip here discusses this recent development, [youtube.com/watch?v=yBmO6YAszGU](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBmO6YAszGU) , it makes the very relevant point. That McCain’s campaign is now acknowledging a lot of the energy in the rallies was not just excitement about the candidates campaign, there was energy being generated by hate and goes on to note, given Americas history of assassinations, this needed to be stamped out immediately. Which it looks like McCain is now doing.

The two candidates have some major differences in policy, Iraq is one. Another would be that Obama would encourage a policy of engaging talks with whoever, with no preconditions as long as he thought there was benefit in it for the US people, I agree, but understand what McCain is saying as well. Its possible to disagree on policies without calling anyone who has a different view a moron. Yet this is the implication of calling people Obamessiah or Obamatrons. I wonder if you would agree that continually calling those with which you would like to have a discussion with idiots, is not conducive to a intelligent debate. To which I feel you generally add more than most.

Well, I guess, Mick, we just have to come to the obvious, albeit disappointing conclusion that of the two posters supporting McCain here, the only one that has ever shown some element of intelligence is also merely trolling. Yes, that is against the rules, but hey, we can’t kick out all the opposing voices, no matter how irrelevant they really are.

HG