bassness wrote:
Who are you to tell someone that they are immature and wrong because they don't see the two candidates the way you do? This type of thinking reminds me of the Daley thread where people were saying "yeah, he's corrupt, but he gets things done." Is this what the political system in this country has come to, the lesser of two evils? Giving a pass to corruption because the median on your street got landscaped? Both parties are shit for the common person. They only care to benefit the wealthy, powerful and corporate.

I wouldn't vote for Obama if there were a $10k bonus awaiting me outside the poll after I punched his name. I've thought from the start that he can't be trusted and with his backsliding on FISA, faith based bs and giving Israel a big wet kiss, in my mind I'm right. Change my ass.

McCain is just more of the same from the party of wealth concentration, oil and war.

The choice between these two is like the prospect of getting raped in prison. You can take it in the mouth or ass. I'll pick neither.

jimmy spako wrote:once swiftboating went all mainstream it kinda lost its edge for me, i dunno.

Rick Reuben wrote:

zom-zom wrote:"The Heartland Institute" is a right-wing fairly nutjob-style organization.

It looks Libertarian to me. Does that make it 'right wing and nutjob'?

Heartland's mission is to discover, develop, and promote free-market solutions to social and economic problems. Such solutions include parental choice in education, choice and personal responsibility in health care, market-based approaches to environmental protection, privatization of public services, and deregulation in areas where property rights and markets do a better job than government bureaucracies.

Rick Reuben wrote:

Yngwie Einstein wrote:Really, if there is only a false choice, why do you even bother getting so worked up and posting all this shit? Why spend so much time?

Wow. What kind of a nut job thinks that an endless series of false choices is something that should be tolerated in silence??

The objective is to end people's acceptance of a false choice. If they will not accept that they will never have democracy again until they flush out the gang of crooks who confiscated their monetary system and took monopolistic control over the credit supply, then of course I will taunt them for their blindered march behind the rotting carrot on a stick dangled in front of them by the elite's corporate government, the elite's hijacked media, and the elite's military machine.

Jump for the carrot, little piggies! Big Piggy has all kinds of war, poverty, mind control, bio-warfare, and police states waiting for you! Run for your politically-correct carrot, run run run!

the$inmusicisallmine wrote: It is like gong to the pants store when you need new pants. There are only two pairs of pants in the store. You wish there were more, but there are only two. And you need pants. You have to pick one.

murderedman wrote:

Rick Reuben wrote:

The Corsi book, released late last week, is already in its third printing, with a total of 375,000 copies in print so far.

The Corsi book is #1 in every political book category on Amazon and #8 overall. The New York Times has not yet mentioned it, according to a search.

I just dropped a huge magnum-sized deuce; shall I send you a link?

Rick Reuben wrote:

Lonesome Bulldog wrote:Dou realize this means corporate control over the environment, our rights and well-being? Sounds like a disastrous idea.

We already have corporate control over the environment, our rights, our health care. And every time you petition Big Government to make it better, you get more corporate control over the environment, our rights, our health care. When you call over to Big Government HQ, a corporate lackey answers the phone.

Rick Reuben wrote:

numberthirty wrote: How do you know that thinking you are helping educate the lunkheads on this board isn't a false choice the white shadow has tricked YOU into?

That's an easy question. The Federal Reserve is illegal, privately-owned and damaging. So if that's the truth, then how can distributing the truth in any venue be counterproductive? I'm read by hundreds and thousands every month. Before the internet, I was not. That means that I have amplified my voice 1000X.

You are too gutless to raise your voice against anything that isn't put on a tee for you by FOX/CBS/NBC/ABC, so you will never know how good it feels to be me, and to have my loud, truthful voice.

Rick Reuben wrote:That's an easy question. The Federal Reserve is illegal, privately-owned and damaging. So if that's the truth, then how can distributing the truth in any venue be counterproductive?