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Liquid Wind 05/09/12 1:16:00 PM #51:	it's more the fact that people have always been this way and because we're basically a global community now and we're starting to realize that people generally are extreme in their stances. And vocal too, considering we have the internet to hide behind now I never saw the internet anonymity thing, the most vitriol I hear hurled at minorities generally comes from people I've seen in person, like 90% of the time it's someone middle aged or older too once people realize they're going to die soon they just stop giving a ** and show the world how ugly they really are <cite>Liquid Wind posted [p:1126809] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> it's more the fact that people have always been this way and because we're basically a global community now and we're starting to realize that people generally are extreme in their stances. And vocal too, considering we have the internet to hide behind nowI never saw the internet anonymity thing, the most vitriol I hear hurled at minorities generally comes from people I've seen in person, like 90% of the time it's someone middle aged or older tooonce people realize they're going to die soon they just stop giving a ** and show the world how ugly they really are </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheRock1525 05/09/12 1:16:00 PM #52:	*AlphaRayAllen posted...* From: TheRock1525 \| #043 gay marriage wasn't a huge issue during the 2008 campaign It really wasn't. You had McCain, who opposed gay marriage, vs. Obama... who opposed gay marriage. In terms of political importance to the 2008 Presidential Election, it wasn't that important. -- TheRock ~ Slow dramatic zoom-pan. Doesn't phase the hooded man. "You have issues." - MWC. Pot. Kettle. <cite>TheRock1525 posted [p:1126810] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> AlphaRayAllen posted...From: TheRock1525 \| #043gay marriage wasn't a huge issue during the 2008 campaignIt really wasn't. You had McCain, who opposed gay marriage, vs. Obama... who opposed gay marriage.In terms of political importance to the 2008 Presidential Election, it wasn't that important. -- TheRock ~ Slow dramatic zoom-pan. Doesn't phase the hooded man."You have issues." - MWC. Pot. Kettle. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
foolm0ron 05/09/12 1:17:00 PM #53:	From: red sox 777 \| #050 Why? Why would you have so much faith in Obama's reelection? I have faith in Romney's unelectability -- _foolmo_ 'nice comma splice' - TomNook7 <cite>foolm0ron posted [p:1126811] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> From: red sox 777 \| #050Why? Why would you have so much faith in Obama's reelection?I have faith in Romney's unelectability -- _foolmo_'nice comma splice' - TomNook7 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Naomi_Diamond 05/09/12 1:18:00 PM #54:	red sox you're a republican right? -- ziggie ziggie wop wop <cite>Naomi_Diamond posted [p:1126812] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> red sox you're a republican right? -- ziggie ziggie wop wop </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
red sox 777 05/09/12 1:18:00 PM #55:	Right, and even if people suspected that Obama was hiding his true views, it's no sin to mistakenly give too much trust to a politician. Is it a sin to affirmatively vote for a politician who wants to legalize gay marriage? That's a harder question. -- Congratulations to SuperNiceDog, Guru Winner, who was smart enough to pick your 7 time champion, Link. <cite>red sox 777 posted [p:1126813] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> Right, and even if people suspected that Obama was hiding his true views, it's no sin to mistakenly give too much trust to a politician. Is it a sin to affirmatively vote for a politician who wants to legalize gay marriage? That's a harder question. -- Congratulations to SuperNiceDog, Guru Winner, who was smart enough to pickyour 7 time champion, Link. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AlphaRayAllen 05/09/12 1:18:00 PM #56:	From: TheRock1525 \| #052 Obama... who opposed gay marriage. -- I like how each new topic you make reveals such varied facets of your idiocy. - foolmo [NO BARKLEY NO PEACE] <cite>AlphaRayAllen posted [p:1126814] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> From: TheRock1525 \| #052Obama... who opposed gay marriage. -- I like how each new topic you make reveals such varied facets of your idiocy. - foolmo[NO BARKLEY NO PEACE] </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Naomi_Diamond 05/09/12 1:19:00 PM #57:	>>> Is it a sin to affirmatively vote for a politician who wants to legalize gay marriage? That's a harder question. Is it really? -- ziggie ziggie wop wop <cite>Naomi_Diamond posted [p:1126815] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> >>> Is it a sin to affirmatively vote for a politician who wants to legalize gay marriage? That's a harder question.Is it really? -- ziggie ziggie wop wop </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
red sox 777 05/09/12 1:20:00 PM #58:	red sox you're a republican right? Independent. I have faith in Romney's unelectability It's true that Romney's not an appealing candidate. But as long as the campaign focuses on Obama, Romney will probably win. If Obama can shift the focus onto Romney, Romney will probably lose. But I don't see that happening because Obama is the president now, so the focus will be on him more than anyone. -- Congratulations to SuperNiceDog, Guru Winner, who was smart enough to pick your 7 time champion, Link. <cite>red sox 777 posted [p:1126816] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> red sox you're a republican right?Independent.I have faith in Romney's unelectabilityIt's true that Romney's not an appealing candidate. But as long as the campaign focuses on Obama, Romney will probably win. If Obama can shift the focus onto Romney, Romney will probably lose. But I don't see that happening because Obama is the president now, so the focus will be on him more than anyone. -- Congratulations to SuperNiceDog, Guru Winner, who was smart enough to pickyour 7 time champion, Link. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Liquid Wind 05/09/12 1:20:00 PM #59:	Is it really? yes, you are going to hell if you vote for obama. <cite>Liquid Wind posted [p:1126817] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> Is it really?yes, you are going to hell if you vote for obama. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Naomi_Diamond 05/09/12 1:21:00 PM #60:	Oh, Independent. Coolio. -- ziggie ziggie wop wop <cite>Naomi_Diamond posted [p:1126818] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> Oh, Independent. Coolio. -- ziggie ziggie wop wop </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
VincentLauw 05/09/12 1:21:00 PM #61:	*red sox 777 posted...* Right, and even if people suspected that Obama was hiding his true views, it's no sin to mistakenly give too much trust to a politician. Is it a sin to affirmatively vote for a politician who wants to legalize gay marriage? That's a harder question. same old same old -- http://i.imgur.com/xBFwK.gif <cite>VincentLauw posted [p:1126819] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> red sox 777 posted...Right, and even if people suspected that Obama was hiding his true views, it's no sin to mistakenly give too much trust to a politician. Is it a sin to affirmatively vote for a politician who wants to legalize gay marriage? That's a harder question.same old same old -- http://i.imgur.com/xBFwK.gif </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheRock1525 05/09/12 1:22:00 PM #62:	*AlphaRayAllen posted...* From: TheRock1525 \| #052 Obama... who opposed gay marriage. Opposed, didn't support, what the f*** ever. The point is that neither ran on a platform of legalizing gay marriage, so I don't see how you could say it was a major component of the 2008 election. -- TheRock ~ Slow dramatic zoom-pan. Doesn't phase the hooded man. "You have issues." - MWC. Pot. Kettle. <cite>TheRock1525 posted [p:1126820] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> AlphaRayAllen posted...From: TheRock1525 \| #052Obama... who opposed gay marriage.Opposed, didn't support, what the f*** ever.The point is that neither ran on a platform of legalizing gay marriage, so I don't see how you could say it was a major component of the 2008 election. -- TheRock ~ Slow dramatic zoom-pan. Doesn't phase the hooded man."You have issues." - MWC. Pot. Kettle. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
red sox 777 05/09/12 1:27:00 PM #63:	Well, it's a hard question. If you're personally performing the wedding ceremony, that's pretty obviously a sin. And naively believing a politician is not a sin. Voting for a politician who supports gay marriage but doesn't make it a central issue of his campaign strikes me as pretty benign, because the other issues may make him a better candidate so that the ends justify the means, but this requires thought and different people will likely conclude different things. By contrast, voting for a candidate who supports abortion strikes me as much more likely to be sinful because it is like you are an accessory to murder. It would require a lot more to justify, if that is even possible. On the other hand, there is probably a lot more personal hatred and fear towards gays in this country now than towards abortions, so gay marriage may draw out conservative voters to the polls even more than abortion. And that might also make sense given that not voting against the candidate who supports gay marriage is probably not a sin. The Catholic Church says sins of omission are just as bad, but the prevailing trend in modern American conservative thought is to make a huge distinction between action and inaction. -- Congratulations to SuperNiceDog, Guru Winner, who was smart enough to pick your 7 time champion, Link. <cite>red sox 777 posted [p:1126821] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> Well, it's a hard question. If you're personally performing the wedding ceremony, that's pretty obviously a sin. And naively believing a politician is not a sin. Voting for a politician who supports gay marriage but doesn't make it a central issue of his campaign strikes me as pretty benign, because the other issues may make him a better candidate so that the ends justify the means, but this requires thought and different people will likely conclude different things. By contrast, voting for a candidate who supports abortion strikes me as much more likely to be sinful because it is like you are an accessory to murder. It would require a lot more to justify, if that is even possible.On the other hand, there is probably a lot more personal hatred and fear towards gays in this country now than towards abortions, so gay marriage may draw out conservative voters to the polls even more than abortion. And that might also make sense given that not voting against the candidate who supports gay marriage is probably not a sin. The Catholic Church says sins of omission are just as bad, but the prevailing trend in modern American conservative thought is to make a huge distinction between action and inaction. -- Congratulations to SuperNiceDog, Guru Winner, who was smart enough to pickyour 7 time champion, Link. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Hrezs 05/09/12 1:28:00 PM #64:	*Liquid Wind posted...* Is it really? yes, you are going to hell if you vote for obama. Well, those people are already going to hell, they voted for the anti-christ -- PhoneYoshi <cite>Hrezs posted [p:1126822] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> Liquid Wind posted...Is it really?yes, you are going to hell if you vote for obama.Well, those people are already going to hell, they voted for the anti-christ -- PhoneYoshi </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
VincentLauw 05/09/12 1:30:00 PM #65:	Red sox do you believe gay marriage being a sin is your own personal view or do you think it's an unwritten law or something this is important -- http://i.imgur.com/xBFwK.gif <cite>VincentLauw posted [p:1126823] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> Red sox do you believe gay marriage being a sin is your own personal view or do you think it's an unwritten law or somethingthis is important -- http://i.imgur.com/xBFwK.gif </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
OctilIery 05/09/12 1:31:00 PM #66:	It's ok, Romney supports gay marriage just as much as Obama. -- Joyrock Fresh from my first justified ban. Ever! <cite>OctilIery posted [p:1126824] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> It's ok, Romney supports gay marriage just as much as Obama. -- JoyrockFresh from my first justified ban. Ever! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
JaKyL25 05/09/12 1:33:00 PM #67:	From: OctilIery \| #066 It's ok, Romney supports gay marriage just as much as Obama. Uh oh, now what will the evangelicals do? -- Thank you, Eddie Guerrero. http://www.wwe.com/f/styles/photo_large/public/photo/image/2012/04/33_Moscow_04112012jg_02128.jpg <cite>JaKyL25 posted [p:1126825] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> From: OctilIery \| #066It's ok, Romney supports gay marriage just as much as Obama.Uh oh, now what will the evangelicals do? -- Thank you, Eddie Guerrero.http://www.wwe.com/f/styles/photo_large/public/photo/image/2012/04/33_Moscow_04112012jg_02128.jpg </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
red sox 777 05/09/12 1:36:00 PM #68:	I am trying to analyze the issue. It's obviously a moral question not a legal question (because we're talking about sin, not about legality). Being gay is obviously not sinful, because there is no choice. Getting a same sex marriage obviously is sinful, because you are going against the direct command of God. Officiating a same sex marriage is sinful for the same reason. Now, the state approves marriages and lends its authority to them. So, the state could be seen as an accessory. Presumably a voter would similarly be responsible, at one further degree down the line. What complicates things is that you are not voting for an issue, you are voting for a candidate, who has views on many different issues. Another thing that complicates things is that you are not voting to create gay marriages, you are voting not to prohibit them. This may seem like a meaningless distinction, but if you believe there is a huge difference between action and inaction, this is key. -- Congratulations to SuperNiceDog, Guru Winner, who was smart enough to pick your 7 time champion, Link. <cite>red sox 777 posted [p:1126826] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> I am trying to analyze the issue. It's obviously a moral question not a legal question (because we're talking about sin, not about legality).Being gay is obviously not sinful, because there is no choice. Getting a same sex marriage obviously is sinful, because you are going against the direct command of God. Officiating a same sex marriage is sinful for the same reason. Now, the state approves marriages and lends its authority to them. So, the state could be seen as an accessory. Presumably a voter would similarly be responsible, at one further degree down the line.What complicates things is that you are not voting for an issue, you are voting for a candidate, who has views on many different issues. Another thing that complicates things is that you are not voting to create gay marriages, you are voting not to prohibit them. This may seem like a meaningless distinction, but if you believe there is a huge difference between action and inaction, this is key. -- Congratulations to SuperNiceDog, Guru Winner, who was smart enough to pickyour 7 time champion, Link. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Liquid Wind 05/09/12 1:36:00 PM #69:	Uh oh, now what will the evangelicals do? vote for ron pa- LOL I couldn't finish it <cite>Liquid Wind posted [p:1126827] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> Uh oh, now what will the evangelicals do?vote for ron pa-LOL I couldn't finish it </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
red sox 777 05/09/12 1:42:00 PM #70:	And I hope this analysis helped some of the liberals better understand what many evangelicals think about as they decide how to vote. Of course, it may be easier to dispense with the analysis and just do the thing that is obviously not a sin (don't vote, or vote for the candidate against gay marriage). -- Congratulations to SuperNiceDog, Guru Winner, who was smart enough to pick your 7 time champion, Link. <cite>red sox 777 posted [p:1126828] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> And I hope this analysis helped some of the liberals better understand what many evangelicals think about as they decide how to vote. Of course, it may be easier to dispense with the analysis and just do the thing that is obviously not a sin (don't vote, or vote for the candidate against gay marriage). -- Congratulations to SuperNiceDog, Guru Winner, who was smart enough to pickyour 7 time champion, Link. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Silverliner182V 05/09/12 1:44:00 PM #71:	he red sox what makes your sole religion so important that you must impose it's beliefs on everyone else in a country that is specifically non-religious. what makes it more valid and "right" than islam, buddism, shinto, taoism, etc. -- maybe, lol <cite>Silverliner182V posted [p:1126829] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> he red soxwhat makes your sole religion so important that you must impose it's beliefs on everyone else in a country that is specifically non-religious.what makes it more valid and "right" than islam, buddism, shinto, taoism, etc. -- maybe, lol </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
edwardsdv 05/09/12 1:46:00 PM #72:	I appreciate it, but it still comes off to me as completely freaking foreign logic to the point that its hard for me to even think about. -- http://img.imgcake.com/nio/81edpngej.png The one and only Underdog Millionaire and UCA CORPORATE Champion <cite>edwardsdv posted [p:1126830] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> I appreciate it, but it still comes off to me as completely freaking foreign logic to the point that its hard for me to even think about. -- http://img.imgcake.com/nio/81edpngej.pngThe one and only Underdog Millionaire and UCA CORPORATE Champion </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
JaKyL25 05/09/12 1:47:00 PM #73:	From: red sox 777 \| #070 And I hope this analysis helped some of the liberals better understand what many evangelicals think about as they decide how to vote. Of course, it may be easier to dispense with the analysis and just do the thing that is obviously not a sin (don't vote, or vote for the candidate against gay marriage). What would Jesus do? -- Thank you, Eddie Guerrero. http://www.wwe.com/f/styles/photo_large/public/photo/image/2012/04/33_Moscow_04112012jg_02128.jpg <cite>JaKyL25 posted [p:1126831] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> From: red sox 777 \| #070And I hope this analysis helped some of the liberals better understand what many evangelicals think about as they decide how to vote. Of course, it may be easier to dispense with the analysis and just do the thing that is obviously not a sin (don't vote, or vote for the candidate against gay marriage).What would Jesus do? -- Thank you, Eddie Guerrero.http://www.wwe.com/f/styles/photo_large/public/photo/image/2012/04/33_Moscow_04112012jg_02128.jpg </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KingButz 05/09/12 1:47:00 PM #74:	From: Silverliner182V \| #071 what makes your sole religion so important that you must impose it's beliefs on everyone else in a country that is specifically non-religious. what makes it more valid and "right" than islam, buddism, shinto, taoism, etc. well he obviously believes his religion is true. If his religion is true, then it trumps all the others. -- http://img.imgcake.com/nio/bokbokbokpngur.png Mr Caffeine? He was awesome. - Ayuyu <cite>KingButz posted [p:1126832] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> From: Silverliner182V \| #071what makes your sole religion so important that you must impose it's beliefs on everyone else in a country that is specifically non-religious.what makes it more valid and "right" than islam, buddism, shinto, taoism, etc.well he obviously believes his religion is true. If his religion is true, then it trumps all the others. -- http://img.imgcake.com/nio/bokbokbokpngur.pngMr Caffeine? He was awesome. - Ayuyu </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
JDTAY 05/09/12 1:49:00 PM #75:	Screw Jesus. What would Chuck Norris do? -- PSN: JDTAY87 <cite>JDTAY posted [p:1126833] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> Screw Jesus.What would Chuck Norris do? -- PSN: JDTAY87 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
JaKyL25 05/09/12 1:50:00 PM #76:	From: JDTAY \| #075 What would Chuck Norris do? vote Huckabee -- Thank you, Eddie Guerrero. http://www.wwe.com/f/styles/photo_large/public/photo/image/2012/04/33_Moscow_04112012jg_02128.jpg <cite>JaKyL25 posted [p:1126834] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> From: JDTAY \| #075What would Chuck Norris do?vote Huckabee -- Thank you, Eddie Guerrero.http://www.wwe.com/f/styles/photo_large/public/photo/image/2012/04/33_Moscow_04112012jg_02128.jpg </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Liquid Wind 05/09/12 1:53:00 PM #77:	this concerns evangelicals, so I think we're all missing the real question what would tebow do? <cite>Liquid Wind posted [p:1126835] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> this concerns evangelicals, so I think we're all missing the real questionwhat would tebow do? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
JaKyL25 05/09/12 1:54:00 PM #78:	From: Liquid Wind \| #077 this concerns evangelicals, so I think we're all missing the real question what would tebow do? By trading Tebow to New York, they took him and his vote out of a swing state and put his residency into a state that's already solidly blue. LIBERAL CONSPIRACY. -- Thank you, Eddie Guerrero. http://www.wwe.com/f/styles/photo_large/public/photo/image/2012/04/33_Moscow_04112012jg_02128.jpg <cite>JaKyL25 posted [p:1126836] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> From: Liquid Wind \| #077this concerns evangelicals, so I think we're all missing the real questionwhat would tebow do?By trading Tebow to New York, they took him and his vote out of a swing state and put his residency into a state that's already solidly blue.LIBERAL CONSPIRACY. -- Thank you, Eddie Guerrero.http://www.wwe.com/f/styles/photo_large/public/photo/image/2012/04/33_Moscow_04112012jg_02128.jpg </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SpicyHippo 05/09/12 1:55:00 PM #79:	*Silverliner182V posted...* he red sox what makes your sole religion so important that you must impose it's beliefs on everyone else in a country that is specifically non-religious. what makes it more valid and "right" than islam, buddism, shinto, taoism, etc. red sox loves the part where his religion actively protects child molesters from facing legal repercussions. <cite>SpicyHippo posted [p:1126837] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> Silverliner182V posted...he red soxwhat makes your sole religion so important that you must impose it's beliefs on everyone else in a country that is specifically non-religious.what makes it more valid and "right" than islam, buddism, shinto, taoism, etc.red sox loves the part where his religion actively protects child molesters from facing legal repercussions. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Articuno2001 05/09/12 1:58:00 PM #80:	From: UltimaterializerX \| #015 Won't matter, Obama will win anyway.. -- Congrats to 2011 Rivalry Rumble Guru winner, SuperNiceDog http://backloggery.com/articuno2001/sig.gif <cite>Articuno2001 posted [p:1126838] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> From: UltimaterializerX \| #015Won't matter, Obama will win anyway.. -- Congrats to 2011 Rivalry Rumble Guru winner, SuperNiceDoghttp://backloggery.com/articuno2001/sig.gif </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
kevwaffles 05/09/12 2:00:00 PM #81:	From: yoshifan823 \| #003 Anyone for whom gay marriage is enough of a factor on their vote that this would change their mind voted for McCain in '08 anyways. Many gay marriage bills were largely defeated in 2008 in highly democratic areas. The theory behind that is increased black voter turn-out due to Obama. -- "One toot on this whistle will take you to a far away land." -Toad, SMB3 <cite>kevwaffles posted [p:1126839] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> From: yoshifan823 \| #003Anyone for whom gay marriage is enough of a factor on their vote that this would change their mind voted for McCain in '08 anyways.Many gay marriage bills were largely defeated in 2008 in highly democratic areas. The theory behind that is increased black voter turn-out due to Obama. -- "One toot on this whistle will take you to a far away land."-Toad, SMB3 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CherryCokes 05/09/12 2:09:00 PM #82:	From: red sox 777 \| #050 Why? Why would you have so much faith in Obama's reelection? because math -- YES! GO BOSTON! - Naye <cite>CherryCokes posted [p:1126840] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> From: red sox 777 \| #050Why? Why would you have so much faith in Obama's reelection?because math -- YES! GO BOSTON! - Naye </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AlphaRayAllen 05/09/12 2:10:00 PM #83:	I'm just confused how anyone thought that bible thumping evangelicals would vote for a guy like Obama the first time around. -- I like how each new topic you make reveals such varied facets of your idiocy. - foolmo [NO BARKLEY NO PEACE] <cite>AlphaRayAllen posted [p:1126841] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> I'm just confused how anyone thought that bible thumping evangelicals would vote for a guy like Obama the first time around. -- I like how each new topic you make reveals such varied facets of your idiocy. - foolmo[NO BARKLEY NO PEACE] </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CherryCokes 05/09/12 2:14:00 PM #84:	From: kevwaffles \| #081 Many gay marriage bills were largely defeated in 2008 in highly democratic areas. The theory behind that is increased black voter turn-out due to Obama. there is a difference between voting on referendums/legislature/etc and voting for candidates No self-respecting black voter is going to vote for Romney over Obama purely on the issue of gay marriage. -- http://alison-brie.net/galleries/3.jpg <cite>CherryCokes posted [p:1126842] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> From: kevwaffles \| #081Many gay marriage bills were largely defeated in 2008 in highly democratic areas. The theory behind that is increased black voter turn-out due to Obama.there is a difference between voting on referendums/legislature/etc and voting for candidatesNo self-respecting black voter is going to vote for Romney over Obama purely on the issue of gay marriage. -- http://alison-brie.net/galleries/3.jpg </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AlphaRayAllen 05/09/12 2:15:00 PM #85:	From: CherryCokes \| #084 No self-respecting black voter is going to vote for Romney over Obama purely on the issue of gay marriage. Self-respecting black voters staunchly against gay marriage would. -- I like how each new topic you make reveals such varied facets of your idiocy. - foolmo [NO BARKLEY NO PEACE] <cite>AlphaRayAllen posted [p:1126843] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> From: CherryCokes \| #084No self-respecting black voter is going to vote for Romney over Obama purely on the issue of gay marriage.Self-respecting black voters staunchly against gay marriage would. -- I like how each new topic you make reveals such varied facets of your idiocy. - foolmo[NO BARKLEY NO PEACE] </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CherryCokes 05/09/12 2:21:00 PM #86:	If it were almost anyone other than Romney, you're probably right. But not Romney. -- http://img.imgcake.com/yesjpgad.jpg <cite>CherryCokes posted [p:1126844] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> If it were almost anyone other than Romney, you're probably right. But not Romney. -- http://img.imgcake.com/yesjpgad.jpg </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KingButz 05/09/12 2:24:00 PM #87:	Did Romney enact some kind of anti-black bill when he was in Mass or something? -- http://img.imgcake.com/nio/bokbokbokpngur.png Mr Caffeine? He was awesome. - Ayuyu <cite>KingButz posted [p:1126845] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> Did Romney enact some kind of anti-black bill when he was in Mass or something? -- http://img.imgcake.com/nio/bokbokbokpngur.pngMr Caffeine? He was awesome. - Ayuyu </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Mershaaay 05/09/12 2:25:00 PM #88:	*AlphaRayAllen posted...* I'm just confused how anyone thought that bible thumping evangelicals would vote for a guy like Obama the first time around. Are you not reading the topic? THEY WONT. In 2008 they just didn't vote -- SephirothG, channeling awesomeness from Mershiness. The Resurrection <cite>Mershaaay posted [p:1126846] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> AlphaRayAllen posted...I'm just confused how anyone thought that bible thumping evangelicals would vote for a guy like Obama the first time around.Are you not reading the topic? THEY WONT.In 2008 they just didn't vote -- SephirothG, channeling awesomeness from Mershiness.The Resurrection </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
foolm0ron 05/09/12 2:27:00 PM #89:	From: CherryCokes \| #084 there is a difference between voting on referendums/legislature/etc and voting for candidates No self-respecting black voter is going to vote for Romney over Obama purely on the issue of gay marriage. Believe it or not, but Obama doesn't get 100% of the black vote. He has already lost his "first black president" appeal. There is such a thing as a black single-issue voter. -- _foolmo_ 'You are obviously intelligent and insightful' - Sir Chris about me <cite>foolm0ron posted [p:1126847] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> From: CherryCokes \| #084there is a difference between voting on referendums/legislature/etc and voting for candidatesNo self-respecting black voter is going to vote for Romney over Obama purely on the issue of gay marriage.Believe it or not, but Obama doesn't get 100% of the black vote. He has already lost his "first black president" appeal. There is such a thing as a black single-issue voter. -- _foolmo_'You are obviously intelligent and insightful' - Sir Chris about me </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AlecTrevelyan006 05/09/12 2:38:00 PM #90:	From: foolm0ron \| #089 There is such a thing as a black single-issue voter. foolmo saying that black voters have tons of issues. How many issues do they have, fool? -- Gamefaqs' #1 Testicle Bettor: Proud owner of many testes http://img688.imageshack.us/img688/6553/alec.png <cite>AlecTrevelyan006 posted [p:1126848] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> From: foolm0ron \| #089There is such a thing as a black single-issue voter.foolmo saying that black voters have tons of issues. How many issues do they have, fool? -- Gamefaqs' #1 Testicle Bettor: Proud owner of many testeshttp://img688.imageshack.us/img688/6553/alec.png </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CherryCokes 05/09/12 2:42:00 PM #91:	From: foolm0ron \| #089 Believe it or not, but Obama doesn't get 100% of the black vote. He has already lost his "first black president" appeal. There is such a thing as a black single-issue voter. He pulled 95+% of African-Americans in 08. You think cutting that down to 90% is going to lose him any states that he wasn't already going to lose? -- YES! GO BOSTON! - Naye <cite>CherryCokes posted [p:1126849] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> From: foolm0ron \| #089Believe it or not, but Obama doesn't get 100% of the black vote. He has already lost his "first black president" appeal. There is such a thing as a black single-issue voter.He pulled 95+% of African-Americans in 08. You think cutting that down to 90% is going to lose him any states that he wasn't already going to lose? -- YES! GO BOSTON! - Naye </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
XIII_rocks 05/09/12 2:44:00 PM #92:	Literally a 90+ post topic -- Official Commissioner of the WWE Liquor Basket™ <cite>XIII_rocks posted [p:1126850] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> Literally a 90+ post topic -- Official Commissioner of the WWE Liquor Basket™ </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
foolm0ron 05/09/12 3:38:00 PM #93:	From: CherryCokes \| #091 He pulled 95+% of African-Americans in 08. You think cutting that down to 90% is going to lose him any states that he wasn't already going to lose? 50% or less -- _foolmo_ 'and out of the blue and completely unprovoked came foolmo and his insult' - Anagram <cite>foolm0ron posted [p:1126851] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> From: CherryCokes \| #091He pulled 95+% of African-Americans in 08. You think cutting that down to 90% is going to lose him any states that he wasn't already going to lose?50% or less -- _foolmo_'and out of the blue and completely unprovoked came foolmo and his insult' - Anagram </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KingButz 05/09/12 3:40:00 PM #94:	I think he may pull in 90-95% of blacks still. But there likely won't be nearly as many blacks voting this time around. -- http://img.imgcake.com/nio/bokbokbokpngur.png Mr Caffeine? He was awesome. - Ayuyu <cite>KingButz posted [p:1126852] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> I think he may pull in 90-95% of blacks still. But there likely won't be nearly as many blacks voting this time around. -- http://img.imgcake.com/nio/bokbokbokpngur.pngMr Caffeine? He was awesome. - Ayuyu </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
kevwaffles 05/09/12 6:13:00 PM #95:	From: CherryCokes \| #091 He pulled 95+% of African-Americans in 08. You think cutting that down to 90% is going to lose him any states that he wasn't already going to lose? You know you can lose voters without them voting for the other main party candidate, right? That still hurts you. Even he were the undisputed best president ever, black voter turnout won't be what it was in '08. It's not impossible to hurt that further. Having said that, it might not make a huge difference. I was just saying your original point is not necessarily 100% certain. -- "One toot on this whistle will take you to a far away land." -Toad, SMB3 <cite>kevwaffles posted [p:1126853] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> From: CherryCokes \| #091He pulled 95+% of African-Americans in 08. You think cutting that down to 90% is going to lose him any states that he wasn't already going to lose?You know you can lose voters without them voting for the other main party candidate, right? That still hurts you.Even he were the undisputed best president ever, black voter turnout won't be what it was in '08. It's not impossible to hurt that further.Having said that, it might not make a huge difference. I was just saying your original point is not necessarily 100% certain. -- "One toot on this whistle will take you to a far away land."-Toad, SMB3 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ImTheMacheteGuy 05/09/12 6:19:00 PM #96:	*Mershaaay posted...* http://news.yahoo.com/obama-announces-his-support-for-same-sex-marriage.html 1. What a coward. Does anyone really believe he was against gay marriage in 08? 2. Goodbye Virginia, North Carolina, Colorado, Iowa, Ohio, and Florida. He basically just convinced all of the Bush Evangelicals to get out and vote for a Mormon. Congrats. While this may end up being true, I have to say that I don't why Bush Evangelicals are allowed to exist, let alone vote. They contribute about as much to humanity as ravenous, sociopathic velociraptors that individually emit AIDS-causing particles in radii of up to 10 miles -- I never said anything about banging her. Also, I wouldn't bang her. -LusterSoldier (on a fat pageant mom whose daughter chugs Mt. Dew) <cite>ImTheMacheteGuy posted [p:1126854] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> Mershaaay posted...http://news.yahoo.com/obama-announces-his-support-for-same-sex-marriage.html1. What a coward. Does anyone really believe he was against gay marriage in 08?2. Goodbye Virginia, North Carolina, Colorado, Iowa, Ohio, and Florida. He basically just convinced all of the Bush Evangelicals to get out and vote for a Mormon. Congrats.While this may end up being true, I have to say that I don't why Bush Evangelicals are allowed to exist, let alone vote. They contribute about as much to humanity as ravenous, sociopathic velociraptors that individually emit AIDS-causing particles in radii of up to 10 miles -- I never said anything about banging her. Also, I wouldn't bang her. -LusterSoldier (on a fat pageant mom whose daughter chugs Mt. Dew) </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Westbrick 05/09/12 6:21:00 PM #97:	This is simply a political blunder. It's not nearly significant enough a gesture to motivate the base, and it's going to isolate a ton of swing state voters. If (once) Obamacare is ruled unconstitutional, Obama's done. -- http://i253.photobucket.com/albums/hh64/pugwishbone17/SUPSAIYAAAN.gif <cite>Westbrick posted [p:1126855] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> This is simply a political blunder. It's not nearly significant enough a gesture to motivate the base, and it's going to isolate a ton of swing state voters. If (once) Obamacare is ruled unconstitutional, Obama's done. -- http://i253.photobucket.com/albums/hh64/pugwishbone17/SUPSAIYAAAN.gif </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MarvelousGerbil 05/09/12 6:27:00 PM #98:	From: Liquid Wind \| #059 Is it really? yes, you are going to hell if you vote for obama. But you're racist if you don't vote for Obama. You're probably going to hell anyway, do you really want to risk the possibility that Satan is black? -- http://i.imgur.com/PKIy7.gif <cite>MarvelousGerbil posted [p:1126856] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> From: Liquid Wind \| #059Is it really?yes, you are going to hell if you vote for obama.But you're racist if you don't vote for Obama. You're probably going to hell anyway, do you really want to risk the possibility that Satan is black? -- http://i.imgur.com/PKIy7.gif </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
masterplum 05/09/12 6:37:00 PM #99:	very disappointed that Obama is changing his belief for politics. He obviously is personally against it otherwise he would have supported it earlier. Romney, Obama. They're all the same. Ugh. -- yE frE me Kweku Ananse Papa me:http://img235.imageshack.us/img235/1508/masterplumgm3.jpg <cite>masterplum posted [p:1126857] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> very disappointed that Obama is changing his belief for politics. He obviously is personally against it otherwise he would have supported it earlier. Romney, Obama. They're all the same. Ugh. -- yE frE me Kweku Ananse Papa me:http://img235.imageshack.us/img235/1508/masterplumgm3.jpg </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Westbrick 05/09/12 6:43:00 PM #100:	very disappointed that Obama is changing his belief for politics. He obviously is personally against it otherwise he would have supported it earlier. If anything, he didn't support it earlier for political reasons. And he should have kept that approach going, frankly. It continues to confuse me how naive otherwise intelligent people can be when it comes to politics. None of these actually believe 95% of what they say with any real conviction, you know. That doesn't mean the process is "broken"; it's always been that way, and always will be, in a democratic system. When politicians have to curry favor to the wishes of the public, and the public is an ugly mass of misinformed and conflicting priorities, politicians have to lie. It's inevitable. -- http://i253.photobucket.com/albums/hh64/pugwishbone17/SUPSAIYAAAN.gif <cite>Westbrick posted [p:1126858] in XFD Obama ... [t:62763541]...</cite> <quote> very disappointed that Obama is changing his belief for politics. He obviously is personally against it otherwise he would have supported it earlier. If anything, he didn't support it earlier for political reasons. And he should have kept that approach going, frankly.It continues to confuse me how naive otherwise intelligent people can be when it comes to politics. None of these actually believe 95% of what they say with any real conviction, you know. That doesn't mean the process is "broken"; it's always been that way, and always will be, in a democratic system. When politicians have to curry favor to the wishes of the public, and the public is an ugly mass of misinformed and conflicting priorities, politicians have to lie. It's inevitable. -- http://i253.photobucket.com/albums/hh64/pugwishbone17/SUPSAIYAAAN.gif </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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