by Diomed » Wed, 21 Sep 2011 00:25:54
Oooh, Chesterton quotes! I've long been partial to this one, perhaps his most famous and justly so, well this or the one about thieves: G. K. Chesterton wrote:"The whole modern world has divided itself into Conservatives and Progressives. The business of Progressives is to go on making mistakes. The business of the Conservatives is to prevent the mistakes from being corrected."
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by dorminWS » Wed, 21 Sep 2011 09:04:36
gunderwood wrote:Kreutz wrote:Thing is incumbents never have to participate in primaries; so if you get your RINO now; he's the candidate for the next go too. So you're really tying your wagon to the RINO for 8 years if he wins his second term, four if he gets beat by the Democrat in the 2016 election.
I was going to point this out, but since you already did I expand on it a bit. Hitching ourselves to a RINO for 4 or worse still, 8 years is very likely to just set up the next big socialist Democrat victory. If we can't get a real candidate this go around given how disastrous Obama has been, we aren't getting one any time soon. Seriously, we can just about run anyone and win so long as they have a clear and attributable course which differentiates itself from more of the same failed Obama policies. A smooth talker like Obama didn't even have to do that given how fed up the populous was with Bush! Kreutz wrote:dorminWS wrote:4 more years of Obama will NOT serve our common cause. It is in our interest to act to avoid that. We should save symbolism and dramatic acts for a time when there is less at stake. The distressing thing about all those folks who support the left because of the free ride it promises is that THEY know how to always vote in their own best interest. We conservatives would do well to hold our noses and do likewise in November. That said, I readily acknowledge that it is your vote to do with as you like.
Noticing a trend here, ya'all think Obama is the worst thing ever, a symptom of a rapidly decaying nation just giving up to the evil of socialism. If that's really how you feel, if you really think its that bad, that far gone, why are you trying to "minimize" damage? Isn't that like rearranging the furniture in a house that was abandoned ages ago and is now a warped rotten shell useless to anyone? Isn't it better to just push it over and rebuild to better suit you? You conservatives always lose because we take a foot and you fight to the death for an inch. By your very nature you are reactionaries; not revolutionaries.
+1 Is it irony that our "pet" socialist knows our problem better than us? 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> With all due respect to both you and our pet socialist, he's not elucidating our "problem". What he's doing is encouraging to do what will help HIS pet socialist (Obama) win in another term. I ain't buying it.
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by tnhunter » Wed, 21 Sep 2011 10:03:11
Is it not time that we vote on principles and convictions? The lesser than two evils philosphy has brought us to were we are. The issues are numerous: 2nd amendment 4th amendment 10th amemdment abiding by the constitution illegal Executive orders Deficit spending I could go on and on. Give me someone who TRULY believes and supports the constitution as the supreme law of the land. The ONLY one so far that I have seen is Ron Paul. 
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by dorminWS » Wed, 21 Sep 2011 10:23:35
tnhunter wrote:Is it not time that we vote on principles and convictions? The lesser than two evils philosphy has brought us to were we are. The issues are numerous: 2nd amendment 4th amendment 10th amemdment abiding by the constitution illegal Executive orders Deficit spending I could go on and on. Give me someone who TRULY believes and supports the constitution as the supreme law of the land. The ONLY one so far that I have seen is Ron Paul. 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> I would also love to vote for a true conservative who would simply cut every Federal Agency by 10% and mandate all cut be to administrative spending just as a first move. But I will not waste my vote and thereby contribute to sending that socialist butthole back to the White House for 4 more years. America is on the brink of passing the point of no return. Another 4 years of Obama will seal our fate.
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by Kreutz » Wed, 21 Sep 2011 14:49:58
dorminWS wrote:With all due respect to both you and our pet socialist, he's not elucidating our "problem". What he's doing is encouraging to do what will help HIS pet socialist (Obama) win in another term. I ain't buying it.
And theres that knee-jerk reactionism. I genuinely could not care less about who wins. And by and by, voting for Prez is truly pointless as the popular vote is useless. Not sure why there is such a big deal about the Prez elections. People turn out (in relative) high numbers for the one election where their vote really is worthless, but ignore the local ones where one vote does make a difference. Democracy is funny in theory and dangerous in practice. 
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by davasmith » Wed, 21 Sep 2011 16:53:44
Love letter to pnkmdfnky: Chris, I am not castrated nor am I a sheep. The RP is not a majority younger party (meaning under 40 years of age). To say this is absolute ignorance. Look at any college nowadays and see how many voted for McCain. Get your facts straight then come have an intelligent conversation with me. Do you vote? Do you give money to the RP cause? Are you young? If so, pass go and collect a lollipop (your young remember). Your rant was intirely against the wrong person. My intent was to cause thought, not provoke ignorant arguments. I believe if you read the whole post again, and put your thinking cap on you might, just might be able to comprehend what is being said. And yes I believe you meant to upset or piss me off by your post. At least have the heart to say what you mean. And one last thing, Ron Paul has great ideas and beliefs (as far as I know) however a vote should mean something. I defended our rights to vote, freedom of speech ect... and I take those rights seriously.  wake up America.
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