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M Dogg™:
ya'all know that many years ago I was on that anti-establishment type many years ago. But over time I have actually threw my support to a mainstream candidate, not my Kerry I vote for him because his last name is not Bush, but because I truly think this man will lead this nation to where it needs to be. Tech and Infinite, well I never agreed with everything they say, I have always said both Dems and Reps is basically a decision of two evils, and if it wasn't for a man named Bush, I would vote 3rd party.

But with all due respect, especially after seeing Obama's speech on TV, I can say I'm a Democrat, this man has put faith in me that maybe, maybe, one of the two parties has finally got it, and we will see a president that will have the people in mind. I've been for Obama since I saw him in the community helping out the people, I knew this guy was for real. I still want a multi-party system, but for now, I can be completely satisfy with Obama as my nominee!!!!

Though Death Is Callin, I'ma Keep Ballin:

--- Quote from: M Dogg for Obama on August 28, 2008, 09:15:04 PM ---I can be completely satisfy with Obama as my nominee!!!!

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Yes! Obama will put the moneys in the educashion!

M Dogg™:

--- Quote from: Though Death Is Callin, I'ma Keep Ballin on August 28, 2008, 09:37:01 PM ---
--- Quote from: M Dogg for Obama on August 28, 2008, 09:15:04 PM ---I can be completely satisfy with Obama as my nominee!!!!

--- End quote ---

Yes! Obama will put the moneys in the educashion!

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It's spelled right, might have used the wrong tense, but then again, who cares ass wipe



satisfy
One entry found.

satisfy


Main Entry:
    sat·is·fy
Pronunciation:
    \ˈsa-təs-ˌfī\
Function:
    verb
Inflected Form(s):
    sat·is·fied; sat·is·fy·ing
Etymology:
    Middle English satisfien, from Anglo-French satisfier, modification of Latin satisfacere, from satis enough + facere to do, make — more at sad, do
Date:
    15th century

transitive verb1 a: to carry out the terms of (as a contract) : discharge b: to meet a financial obligation to2: to make reparation to (an injured party) : indemnify3 a: to make happy : please b: to gratify to the full : appease4 a: convince b: to put an end to (doubt or uncertainty) : dispel5 a: to conform to (as specifications) : be adequate to (an end in view) b: to make true by fulfilling a condition <values that satisfy an equation> <satisfy a hypothesis>intransitive verb: to be adequate : suffice; also : please
synonyms see pay
— sat·is·fy·ing·ly\-iŋ-lē\ adverb

Elevz:
Yes, let Obama become president, so that for once and for all he can ruin everything and maybe it'll be an eye opener for the people he's intending to help.

Did you really just let a hollow speech convince you? You must know better than that.

TraceOneInfinite:
Come on MDogg man...  your just getting swept up in the emotions of the last few nights.  I'll admit that when I saw his wife speak, about her grandfather (or father was it?) using two canes to walk over and kiss her father, I actually had a tear in my eye.

It was emotional.  And when Obama spoke to the moment in history and about the "stirring" in the country I also felt that it was possibly a big moment in history....


But let's actually analyze what Obama was saying, and the speach loses much of it's impact, let me give you some bullet points you can respond to......

-Obama predictably claimed he could fix everyone's problems, provide for the poor, needy, old, sick.  Provide Universal Health Care, every American the oppurtunity to go to college, and so on..

-He said that being an American meant individual freedom--which is in step with the Constitution... but then he contradicted himself by adding--- it means (such things as) common purpose, coming together for cause greater than ourselves, shared responsibility----which is not in step with the Constitution and the founding principals--- and so on...

-Then he tried to sell us on the idea that although government has always failed us in the past, we shouldn't stop believing in government, because he can be the one to prove that government really is the savoir of the people (and not the free market)


So really, I have to ask you MDogg, because this is the fundamental issue at stake here.  Are you a socialist?  Seriously?  Because he was advocating socialist principals throughout his speach.  Now, if you are a socialist then I can understand why you like Obama.  Because he would make a great socialist leader.  He is honest, sincere, and I truly believe that unlike most presidence he geniunely cares for the less fortunate.

But please, I ask you to recognize that the policies he advocated throughout his speach were not in step with the constitution and personal liberty to own your own land, wealth, and pursue your own individual happiness according to YOUR OWN values.

 

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