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Ghanha


How dare you say that I don't deserve my freedom. No true Patriotic american should EVER say that a human being doesn't deserve freedom. And you call me unpatriotic.


I hope some day that the tolerant people ride your sorry incest, gun wavering, KKK redneck republican *** out of this country.


For all your talk about american values you have no concept of the spirit of america.


How do you find time to post on here dont you have some colored folk you should be lynching or something.

Edited, Mon Sep 13 18:22:29 2004 by PieMan

Have, and did. Granted, I live in the south where the general cost of living is less than some other places in the country. But, I have done very well with my 17k a year for myself and my daughter in the past when I was single. 10K more a year would have been wonderful, but we didn't go without any of life's necessities.

Didn't I already cover this?

Well, for starters Ghanha, I would vote for the person who had more than a middle school education, which you don't seem to have. As it has been noted before, if you want to be taken seriously, you might want to take a look at your grammar and especially your spelling, before making a post. I have a strong suspicion that my 6 year old niece can probably spell better than you can.

You keep writing that liberals are communists, again, do you even know what the definition of liberal is? To be a liberal means that you don't think that what we are doing is working that we need to change things for the betterment of society. If you don't think that the current welfare system is working and you want to change it, well then by golly, you're a liberal.

To be a citizen of the US means that you should abide by the laws of this country. I am not saying that you shouldn't use racist terms, that is your right by the constitution, and as much as I would disagree with your views, I will defend that right - just as I would expect you to defend it if you are a citizen of the USA.

However, you seem to have a problem with this country more than the liberals do, so I would probably suggest that you might want to think about moving to another country if you don't like it here. You don't seem to like anyone who is not white, so maybe you want to try some really white countries like, I don't know, Finland or Iceland.

Edited, Tue Sep 14 00:28:53 2004 by kundalini

Wow its amazing how a simple post on VOte For Bush has turned into a racial and political debate. WOW

Shh, you'll clue him in.

I found myself silently disagreeing with the definition of conservative and liveral in a couple of posts. So, like any good little conformist, I trotted off to take a few political assesment quizzes to see where they scored me and how consistent they'd be. In the process, I found this:

http://www.geocities.com/donaldjhagen/humoroustest.html

Because I just *had* to jump in here...

Ghanha is perhaps the most hilaroius poster I've seen in my short time on these boards.



I counted twelve errors in grammar, spelling, word usage, et al. in just that paragraph. I could point them all out if you wish.



Ahh, I see. (Supposedly) attempting to take away your rights isn't okay, but killing people *is*! I see the light now! Glory, amen, hallelujah, etc.!



Speak for yourself. I don't wish conformity upon anyone, and I doubt the vast majority of liberals do either.



Right... it had nothing *at all* to do with the rampant anti-Semitism in Europe pre-WWII, *or* the fact that the guy was out of his mind. He just did it so he could pursue a magical happy-land where all the ethnically-pure Germans could live in peace!

I find it disturbing, to say the least, that, once again, you complain of liberals "taking away your freedoms" and then state that it's okay for you to do the very same thing to others. Oh, wait, I forgot, you're not advocating taking away their freedoms. Just their lives.



Um... isn't Europe *in* Eurasia? Ahem, anyway, next quote...



And I see inbred racist Southerners for what they are and hate their behaviors... oh, wait, I'd better not stereotype lest I be called a fascist liberal.

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See? Hilarious!

Yeah, write a 10-page paper on that by tomorrow.

I havent had time to read this whole forum except for scanning the last 4 or 5 posts. And I do mean scanning.

But when I read this...

Die you gun wavering, KKK loving, niggar lynching, homophobic, White Supremisist, Sister @#%^ing, white conservative piece of trailer park trash."

*slap* 0wned *ouch*

While I'm not the biggest fan of the Patriot Act myself, I bolded that bit above for a reason. Much of our problem in this nation is an obsessive holding on to "non-essential" liberties to the point of ridiculousness.

The protesters sitting in front of businesses believe that it's a violation of their liberties to be forced to move. Of course, to the shopowner, it's a violation of his liberties (and his property) for them to be there.

We're not talking about absolutes here folks. As stated above. There are reasonable things you can give up in the name of security. The "essential liberties" that Ben was talking about were things like legal representation and recourse, and due process, and the like. He was certainly not saying that giving up the liberty to carry sharp objects on an airplane in order to be more secure on said airplane was bad.

I also severly doubt he was referring to preventing law enforcement from being able to investigate anything either. Heck. The concept of privacy *from* government is something that we've developed since his time. Back then there were no Miranda Rights, wire tapping laws, and no assurance of private conversations or restriction from the use of such things in court. Ben was a visionary to be sure, but he certainly wasn't talking about someone's liberty to send messages across the internet without anyone else being able to read them. The Patriot Act, for all that it infringes on our privacy and liberties in the context of today's interpretation of such things, would not have been viewed as an overly powerful Act in Ben's day.