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[Pascal]

hasanhh, on 10 August 2012 - 08:28 AM, said:

Let me guess: You are one of dem dar whiney, socialist, do-gooders?

Kind of in the middle, social democrat.

I've seen your points, you've seen mine. We could go around in circles but we had a decent dialogue here and we quite clearly won't agree on these things even if we prolong it but its been good.

Found this the other day:
http://www.politifac...e-many-muslims/

Edited by kingpomba, 10 August 2012 - 11:16 PM.

[Chris]

I don't care who wins though historically, I prefer the democratic party as I am a liberal not a red neck conservative.

As for the member who wrote Romney (Mormon) is not a Christian, that depends who you ask.

[joshhacker5133]

The Moromon faith is nominally Christian but it is a group that Mohammad would have condemned.  One of the essential teaching is that there are many Gods and that if you are a good Mormon when you die then you will become the God of your own planet.  Yes I am serious.  http://en.wikipedia....ormon_cosmology  according to the Mormon cosmological system  God was once a man!!!

[Gnome]

ImAli, on 10 August 2012 - 09:43 PM, said:

Tell me.....when you were a small boy were you taught that "One day, you too could become president".....if so did you believe this and do you still believe this?

Quit Ahmadinejading around.  Another question does not answer the original question.  The question still stands, who are these "Puppet Masters" that you see in your soup?

Chris, on 11 August 2012 - 02:51 PM, said:

I don't care who wins though historically, I prefer the democratic party as I am a liberal not a red neck conservative.

As for the member who wrote Romney (Mormon) is not a Christian, that depends who you ask.

Mormons are to Christians as Bah'ais are to Shias.

[ImAli]

Gnome, on 12 August 2012 - 11:56 AM, said:

Quit Ahmadinejading around.  Another question does not answer the original question.  The question still stands, who are these "Puppet Masters" that you see in your soup?

How original......Another redneck obsessed with Ahmedinejad. Tell me now....do you think you can be president one day when you grow up to be a big boy?

BTW you are the banned user Rothchild aren't you?

[ImAli]

ByeBye Rothchild / Gnome

[Walkin' Fashion Statement]

Ibn Muhammad, on 09 August 2012 - 01:20 PM, said:

Salam Brother, did you know that Obama NEVER liked Gay marriage, he just supported it to get votes...
Just like how he made a  speech on 5 of May (Mexican Holiday) to get Mexicans on his side as well.
Probably same thing with the iftar at the White house

Yeah but what he didn't realize that the majority of  americans are against gays. If he was smart, he would have given it a second thought. For example you have 10% gays, 90% straights. Obviously all the 10% gays will vote for Obama but you still have the 90%. Maybe 20% off the 90% will support same sex marriage (which I doubt, after his interview, he got alot of criticism). You still have 70% of citizens that are against gay marriage. In the end, the against-gays are the majority which will slim down his votes.
But of course, because it's against the deceiving republican Romney, I support Obama. In most online polls Obama has the top lead. Latest results were,
Obama 49%
Romney 40%
Inshallah Obama wins this election. Even if he's a gay supporter, that has nothing to do with politics.

[hasanhh]

kingpomba, on 10 August 2012 - 11:14 PM, said:

Kind of in the middle, social democrat.

I've seen your points, you've seen mine. We could go around in circles but we had a decent dialogue here and we quite clearly won't agree on these things even if we prolong it but its been good.

Found this the other day:
http://www.politifac...e-many-muslims/

8%

That is low.

O-bomb-em is not our friend. Romney I'm unsure about. Biden is practical but Ryan is an evilgelical.

Maybe we should all get behind one Third Party hopeful.

Chris, on 11 August 2012 - 02:51 PM, said:

I don't care who wins though historically, I prefer the democratic party as I am a liberal not a red neck conservative.

As for the member who wrote Romney (Mormon) is not a Christian, that depends who you ask.

  I have written that a couple of times. Southern Baptists say the same, for one.

Walkin, on 12 August 2012 - 10:52 PM, said:

Yeah but what he didn't realize that the majority of  americans are against gays. If he was smart, he would have given it a second thought. For example you have 10% gays, 90% straights. Obviously all the 10% gays will vote for Obama but you still have the 90%. Maybe 20% off the 90% will support same sex marriage (which I doubt, after his interview, he got alot of criticism). You still have 70% of citizens that are against gay marriage. In the end, the against-gays are the majority which will slim down his votes. This is why Pat Buchannon said Obama will lose in November.
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But of course, because it's against the deceiving republican Romney, I support Obama. In most online polls Obama has the top lead. Latest results were,
Obama 49%
Romney 40%
Inshallah Obama wins this election. Even if he's a gay supporter, that has nothing to do with politics.

Usually, most polls are not election accurate until two weeks before the election because by that time, most people have made up their minds.
"Gay Privledges" is a political issue.

[Walkin' Fashion Statement]

How's that a political issue?

[Abu 3antar]

hasanhh, on 12 August 2012 - 11:13 PM, said:

8%

That is low.

O-bomb-em is not our friend. Romney I'm unsure about. Biden is practical but Ryan is an evilgelical.

Maybe we should all get behind one Third Party hopeful.


  I have written that a couple of times. Southern Baptists say the same, for one.



Usually, most polls are not election accurate until two weeks before the election because by that time, most people have made up their minds.
"Gay Privledges" is a political issue.

I like how America's financial situation is going down the drain yet the voters decide about gay marriage.

[hasanhh]

Walkin, on 12 August 2012 - 11:15 PM, said:

How's that a political issue?

Because mant people will see this as a "single issue" as do anti-abortionists and gun lobbyists.

Jaber, on 13 August 2012 - 12:15 PM, said:

I like how America's financial situation is going down the drain yet the voters decide about gay marriage.

I would have written "I don't like how..." .   I much agree with your statement.
What "gay privileges" does do is to move some votes away from O-Bomb-em and in some ststes probably enough to change that states electorial outcome.
The radio said today that O-bomb-em was in Iowa and he had a poor reception. I think this is part of the reason why.