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Dave and I don't always see eye to eye, but I must agree with him on this. Why be worried about the politics of a country other than your own? I can barelykeep up with my own, and I really would not argue with citizens of another country concerning their political landscape.
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Doug...<br><br>Whazza matter? Did I touch a nerve?<br><br>My main point was that it doesn't matter...the powers behind the gov't(s) have it pegged from many different angles. By why bother trying toexplain....just take the red pill....or take the blue one and go back to reading Anne Coulter coffee table books. The "differences" between the twoparties is simply a smokescreen to make us think we actually have a choice. I'll be putting my tin foil hat on again now....<br><br>As far as why the mid term Dems haven't lived up to their promises....that's a real head scratcher for sure. I have been disappointed in our"elected" officials for as long as I have been able to vote. No biggie. If people want EMPIRE that's fine with me...just don't drag me downwith you.<br><br>And to Eric (gumpy's):<br><br>How dare you call anyone else's god "bs?" People like you are the reason for violence. Heck, I feel violent just reading your comments! Allthrough history religious differences have caused more pain and suffering than all the terrorist acts combined. So p*ss off with that rhetoric. Or maybe turnthe other cheek and share some understanding and try to EVOLVE. You have a right to worship your god in this country just as I have a right to worship adifferent one.
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canadians and every other country in the world have a very good reason to be worried about u.s. politics. u.s. foreign policy is adversely affecting theeconomies and stability of the entire world. why should u.s. citizenship be a requirement to be concerned about the future of the planet?<br><br>in response to an earlier post, seperation of church and state is most definitely not a christian principle. that's like saying its the goal of yourfavorite football team is to NOT win the super bowl.<br><br>like daspanic said, in reality, all this arguing over who is a better choice for president is a waste of time in the first place. the president has about asmuch control over the course of this country as the queen of england has over the u.k. it does'nt matter who you vote for, the power behind the throne isset on its course and the common man no longer has strength to overthrow that power. the government learned a valuable lesson from the cultural revolution ofthe late 60's. they found out the hard way that their worst enemy is the educated, financially secure citizen, smart enough to spot injustice andeconomically stable enough to take action. the systematic destruction of the middle class and our public education system has paved the way for the governmentto do what they want, when they want, because who cares about the government tapping your phone, when you're struggling just to pay the bill? why read timemagazine when the new episode of flavor of love is going to be on in ten minutes? we have all been had, we're just too stupid to realize it.
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Having the right to be worried or concerned, and arguing the politics of a country one is not a citizen of and cannot vote in is two entirely different things.I can be concerned about what is going on in France, but I won't get in an argument between French people and tell them who they should or should not votefor in their country.
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Bingo.....................<br><br>Dave
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<blockquote> <strong class="quote-title">6pak69 wrote:</strong> <hr> I don't think that Canadians are any better off at this point. You folks have a real head scratcher come November. I would vote for Ron Paul if I could.---mike <br></blockquote><p> so exactly where in this post does mike tell anyone who to vote for? seems to me like he's expressing a personal preference. did i miss something?</p>
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Just your daily reminder to keep it chilled out people. Mike and Charger Dave are skirting the edge of civility - about ready to teeter off. Take the personalstuff offline fellas.
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<blockquote> <strong class="quote-title">jamwood1 wrote:</strong> <hr> Having the right to be worried or concerned, and arguing the politics of a country one is not a citizen of and cannot vote in is two entirely different things. I can be concerned about what is going on in France, but I won't get in an argument between French people and tell them who they should or should not vote for in their country.</blockquote><p> </p> i see. so, its okay for our country to stick our nose in the business of nearly every other country in the world, using money, military, ANDreligion to shape the social and economic landscape of the globe, but the people adversely affected by this bullying should not be allowed to voice an opinionon it because they don't live here? maybe you feel that way, but thats your opinion, not a rule of law. you really don't have the right to tell anyonewhat they can or can't say, whether you like it or not. nice analogy, but france is'nt steering the world towards extinction. if it was i'mwilling to bet you would have something to say about it. for good measure, i should repeat the fact that no one told anyone else who to vote for in the firstplace, so you're basically arguing a point that has no foundation to begin with...
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You are correct, he said who NOT to vote for. Also, you are correct, anyone is entitled to an opinion about anything, but what is "a rule of law" isyou have to live here and be a citizen to vote, which is the only time opinion on politics really counts.<br><br>According to you, Mike is entitled to his opinion, but I am not. What a double standard you have created here.<br><br>America is steering the world towards extinction? Wow, what a grim view of this country you have. There is no place on this planet I would rather live. I lovemy country and am not going to argue with you about this anymore.<br><br>All this because I voiced my opinion......but I am not entitled to it, only Mike is. <img src="http://static.yuku.com//domainskins/bypass/img/smileys/roll.gif" alt="image">
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Steve's "Moderator Test Thread"!!!<br><br>Who loves you baby!!!!<img src="http://static.yuku.com//domainskins/bypass/img/smileys/ohwell.gif" alt="image"><br><br><br><br><br><br><img src="http://www.ezboard.com/image/posticons/pi_freak.gif" alt="image"><br>