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Pudding 04:47 am UTC 09/17/08 |
| In reply to: | re: Jim's Blog/ Mrs. Palin - soonerdawg 10:48 pm UTC 09/12/08 |
| I'm against people using abortions as a form of after-thought contraception because they were too fucking stupid to take the proper precautions. But I also think everyone should have some form of sterilization and only become un-sterilized and allowed to have kids after they've done an IQ tests. Too many morons out there allowed to breed. > I'm against abortion. I believe in it in the instances of > saving the mother's life or rape, but other than that if > it is such an important issue for some people to have that > right I don't see why they don't take precautions. That is > what gets me about some liberals -- you hear them scream > about having the right to get an abortion under any > circumstance, yet these are the same people who lash out > at the government for not taking better care of our > children. I don't know if I honestly believe that life > begins at conception, but it's hard to imagine a child in > the womb, especially at the stage where it's kicking and > whatnot, should not be considered alive or worthy of human > rights. Yes, the thought of an infant born and > subsequently put to sleep because he was supposed to have > been aborted is worth losing sleep over. > > You're right, everyone's tax plans pander to the American > people, and in most instances they don't work out. No one > who runs for President is going to say that they're in > favor of raising peoples' taxes. I have never seen an > election where the promise of tax cuts wasn't offered. > > There is nothing wrong with talking to rogue nations, but > you have to do it with a grain of salt. Saying that you > would fly to Iran and talk to that country's leader as an > equal is naive. Unless you enjoy getting stabbed in the > back. You and I could get into a fight and you could be > giving me a thourough ass kicking to the point where > you're kicking the shit out of me while I'm on the ground, > and you know what Obama'd say? "Hey, you guys knock it > off." > > The American Dream is alive and well, but it's not in > politics, it's in being a celebrity. As Obama's star here > continues to fade, the American people will elect a man > who has fought and sacrificed for them his whole life and > has the substance of a record. The White House needs a > work horse, not a show pony. > > > LMAO...what a crock! > > > > So are you for or against abortion? Because it sounds like > > you're for them but not the botched ones which probably > > are so small in numbers it's hardly worth losing sleep > > over. > > > > Tax plan pandering to the American people...WTF? Aren't > > ALL tax plans like that? And if his tax plans is going to > > lose jobs, can you please tell me how many US jobs have > > gone oversea's under Bush's fantastic tax plan? If you > > said around 5 million then you get a gold star. > > > > I'd rather have someone talk to a 'rogue' nation than have > > some grumpy old bastard with a short fuse and an itchy > > finger on the nuclear button. > > > > Through dreams we create more, we achieve more and we > > aspire to be better than we are right now. There's nothing > > wrong with dreaming as reality sometimes is such a bore. > > > > I'm guessing the 'American Dream' then is a load of old. > > bollocks > > > > > > > > > Obama has succeeded in making a lot of people believe that > > > he is America's saviour. If abortion is someone's primary > > > motivation, then obviously you would want to vote for one > > > of the most liberal candidates of our time -- he is > > > against protecting children who are born after a botched > > > abortion for God's sake! His tax plan is nothing but > > > pandering to the American people and would be dangerous to > > > our economy if passed. Raising taxes on businesses will > > > only increase the prices we pay for the services those > > > businesses offer and could lead them to cut jobs. His > > > policy of talking with the leaders of rogue nations > > > without precondition is naive -- do we trust the sincerity > > > and integrity of the leaders of countries such as Iran and > > > North Korea? Has Obama proven to have the moxy to continue > > > to apply the pressure needed to keep these regimes from > > > acquiring nuclear weapons? Barack Obama is a man with a > > > dream and it is time that he woke up. He is not ready to > > > lead or keep our country safe. > > > > > > McCain/Palin '08 > > | |
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