Sometimes It's Nice To Be Wrong

[Guiny]

Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
  Yes, there are some statistical outliers such as Ted Nugent and Rob_Gee. Thankfully, they're more talk than action.
 

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 I believe the majority of people are all talk than action, or else the prison population would be in the billions.

[Venerable Bede]

Originally posted by god's shoeshine:
 
 kerry should have come out for allowing states to decriminalize soft drugs. about the only think that could bring out the young vote      

the libertarian party is all over that.  course, they also want to get rid of the departments of energy, education, health and human services, and the irs, to name a few.

[Venerable Bede]

Originally posted by vansmack:
   

Originally posted by Venerable Bede:
  well, if bush had lost, i don't think that moral values would have been the reason.  iraq would have been the reason

Actually, I think it would have been the economy, but the Dems never made a plausbile issue out of it.
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yeah, the economy is another reason, and i agree that the dems and kerry never got that issue off the ground.  i mean, on economy alone, bush should have got killed in ohio and michigan, yet he won ohio and lost michigan by like 4 percent.

[sonickteam2]

i agree, Kerry was too "bush sucks" and not enough "i'm the one"
 
  a negative approach doesn't get you very far most of the time.

[godsshoeshine]

Originally posted by Venerable Bede:
   

Originally posted by god's shoeshine:
 
 kerry should have come out for allowing states to decriminalize soft drugs. about the only think that could bring out the young vote      

the libertarian party is all over that.  course, they also want to get rid of the departments of energy, education, health and human services, and the irs, to name a few. [/b]

yeah, the greens too. haven't republicans talked about getting rid of all of those too in the past decade or two?

[Venerable Bede]

Originally posted by Barcelona:
  Not that this is relevant since we are talking about the US, but come to Europe and ask about moral values and religion in an exit poll and most people will tell you that we don't give a shit about these terms.

that's because europe is full of god-less, heathen socialists!
 
 plus, with a parliamentary system, there is already a party that is geared toward what is important to you, and is provided with representation in that representative body.
 
 but really, god has always stood side-by-side with "america."  it's on the currency, it's in the declarations of our independence and founding documents. . .it's in every invocation starting the legislative day. . .and it's in every inaugural oath (except the one taken by franklin pierce).  the role of god within america is really unique in the world, and one that a person really has to be here to study and understand.  simply standing on the outside looking in and saying that it's a bunch of bunk does not help in an understanding of america.  
 
 oh, and as the european historian jacques barzun said: "Whoever wants to know the heart and mind of America had better learn baseball."

[kosmo vinyl]

the word from is missing from this pair of bumpersticks seen on an suv... "Save the Bay" and "Bush/Chaney"

[Venerable Bede]

Originally posted by kosmo vinyl:
  the word from is missing from this pair of bumpersticks seen on an suv... "Save the Bay" and "Bush/Chaney"

at one point, the car the fiancee and i share had the following two stickers on it:  Keep Tahoe Blue and Bush/Cheney 2004.  
 
 i know.
 
 is that more clear?

[Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer]

What the hell is a car fiancee?
 
 

Originally posted by Venerable Bede:
   

Originally posted by kosmo vinyl:
  the word from is missing from this pair of bumpersticks seen on an suv... "Save the Bay" and "Bush/Chaney"

at one point, the car fiancee and i share had the following two stickers on it:  Keep Tahoe Blue and Bush/Cheney 2004.  
 
 i know. [/b]

[Bags]

I had wondered the same thing....  Hmmm, a car fiancee.  Does that mean you agree to share the car until some other final arrangement is made...?

[Venerable Bede]

Originally posted by Bags:
  I had wondered the same thing....  Hmmm, a car fiancee.  Does that mean you agree to share the car until some other final arrangement is made...?

final arrangement. . i suppose you could say that.     it's in my name, but she drives it.

[vansmack]

Originally posted by Venerable Bede:
  at one point, the car the fiancee and i share had the following two stickers on it:  Keep Tahoe Blue and Bush/Cheney 2004.  
 
 i know.
 
 is that more clear?

Only if the Fiancee put the Tahoe sticker on the back, because I know where you stand.

[Venerable Bede]

Originally posted by vansmack:
   

Originally posted by Venerable Bede:
  at one point, the car the fiancee and i share had the following two stickers on it:  Keep Tahoe Blue and Bush/Cheney 2004.  
 
 i know.
 
 is that more clear?

Only if the Fiancee put the Tahoe sticker on the back, because I know where you stand. [/b]

what do you mean?  i'm way more green that she is.

[hitman]

Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:
   

Originally posted by hitman:
 And when it comes right down to it, most devout Christians (especially the ones who have to state how devout they are) are mostly hippocrates.

Most devout Christians are a 5th century B.C. Greek physician ?
 
 You don't make much sense, do you? [/b]

Yeah, I'm going to assume that you've never made a spelling mistake either.

[vansmack]

Originally posted by Venerable Bede:
  what do you mean?  i'm way more green that she is.

And yet people wonder why we can't get the exit polls right in the States these days....