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Republicans For Kerry... a list of prominent republicans opposed to Bush
Trauma-san:
--- Quote from: Ant on October 21, 2004, 02:35:48 PM ---Some people will no doubt be offended by the fact that a wealth of information challenges their faith in Bush. But others appreciate this information. In the end, its only a single post on a large forum. If you don't want to read my posts, you are not required to. This forum exists to post and discuss issues such as these. The desire by Bush supporters to simply ignore, or avoid information that challenges their views further proves why a Bush win will be bad for America. His supporters are willingly uninformed.
On the other hand, I highly doubt you will ever see a Kerry supporter run from criticism. The reason being, they don't have to. But everywhere I go Bush supporters either run, resort to personal attacks, or become irrational and hostile. There are no arguments to support a Bush presidency, and your actions further demonstrate that is the case.
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Do you really, honestly bleieve the world is divided along partisan lines? That all the uneducated people who hide from criticism are republicans, and all the smart intelligent people are voting for Kerry? Don't you think that's a little childish to feel that way? The simple truth is people have different opinions, some think Bush will do the best job, some think Kerry. There isn't an intellect involved in it, and for that matter the simple fact that you have to keep bringing it up makes yours suspect. I learned a long time ago that people that go around saying they're more intelligent than others usually aren't. A lot of times they have small penises, as well, and try and make up for it. Now I dunno all that kind of personal information about you, nor do I want to, but it does make someone wonder why you keep going around acting like the intelligent thing to do is to think like you do.
King Tech Quadafi:
--- Quote from: Ras Kass' Toothpick on October 21, 2004, 02:49:01 PM ---
--- Quote from: Ant on October 21, 2004, 02:35:48 PM ---There are no arguments to support a Bush presidency
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prove him wrong instead of just rolling your eyes and snapping your fingers and cocking your head up wards like a woman.
*Jamal*:
--- Quote from: O.G. Techniec on October 21, 2004, 09:25:14 PM ---
--- Quote from: Ras Kass' Toothpick on October 21, 2004, 02:49:01 PM ---
--- Quote from: Ant on October 21, 2004, 02:35:48 PM ---There are no arguments to support a Bush presidency
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prove him wrong instead of just rolling your eyes and snapping your fingers and cocking your head up wards like a woman.
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You just described the many Rampants of the world.
Ant:
--- Quote from: Trauma on October 21, 2004, 09:20:40 PM ---
--- Quote from: Ant on October 21, 2004, 02:35:48 PM ---Some people will no doubt be offended by the fact that a wealth of information challenges their faith in Bush. But others appreciate this information. In the end, its only a single post on a large forum. If you don't want to read my posts, you are not required to. This forum exists to post and discuss issues such as these. The desire by Bush supporters to simply ignore, or avoid information that challenges their views further proves why a Bush win will be bad for America. His supporters are willingly uninformed.
On the other hand, I highly doubt you will ever see a Kerry supporter run from criticism. The reason being, they don't have to. But everywhere I go Bush supporters either run, resort to personal attacks, or become irrational and hostile. There are no arguments to support a Bush presidency, and your actions further demonstrate that is the case.
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Do you really, honestly bleieve the world is divided along partisan lines? That all the uneducated people who hide from criticism are republicans, and all the smart intelligent people are voting for Kerry? Don't you think that's a little childish to feel that way? The simple truth is people have different opinions, some think Bush will do the best job, some think Kerry. There isn't an intellect involved in it, and for that matter the simple fact that you have to keep bringing it up makes yours suspect. I learned a long time ago that people that go around saying they're more intelligent than others usually aren't. A lot of times they have small penises, as well, and try and make up for it. Now I dunno all that kind of personal information about you, nor do I want to, but it does make someone wonder why you keep going around acting like the intelligent thing to do is to think like you do.
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No I don't believe the world is divided along partisan lines. I simply pointed out a tendency that has been reflected again and again in the posts on this site. I've said time and time again. Bush supporters have a tendency to avoid or ignore evidence that challenges their beliefs, and when that fails they resort to personal attacks, although sometimes they resort to personal attacks first.
You keep wanting to turn facts into opinions because then you can hold your opinion and mine on equal ground. Yes my opinion is that Bush is bad for America, but I am not only posting opinions. In fact this post had nothing to do with my opinion originally. It was a post about the number of prominent republicans who have decided to endorse Kerry. It was supplemented by arguments each of them made, if you cared to click and explore the link I offered. Instead you simply wrote it off, as you wrote off every other post I've placed on this site so far.
Whereas I've supplemented my opinions with plenty of additional information. You and all the other Bush suppoters on this board have chosen to supplement their opinion with personal attacks. The latest apparently being that I am a "sell out," that I may have a small penis, and also that I am an elitist know-it-all with something to prove.
I may be wrong on in what I have said so far. But it would be all the more apparent that I am wrong if one of you would actually offer a counter argument instead of baseless attacks. Until then...
Ant:
--- Quote from: Woodrow on October 21, 2004, 09:14:43 PM ---
--- Quote from: Ant on October 21, 2004, 02:35:48 PM ---Some people will no doubt be offended by the fact that a wealth of information challenges their faith in Bush. But others appreciate this information. In the end, its only a single post on a large forum. If you don't want to read my posts, you are not required to. This forum exists to post and discuss issues such as these. The desire by Bush supporters to simply ignore, or avoid information that challenges their views further proves why a Bush win will be bad for America. His supporters are willingly uninformed.
On the other hand, I highly doubt you will ever see a Kerry supporter run from criticism. The reason being, they don't have to. But everywhere I go Bush supporters either run, resort to personal attacks, or become irrational and hostile. There are no arguments to support a Bush presidency, and your actions further demonstrate that is the case.
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Damn it's a trip how a ni**a could switch so quick
from wearin lipstick, to smokin on chronic at pic-nics
Ant what happend? You sold out like a bitch! Man... You just forgot all the Ayn Rand shit you've learned? It's funny to see somebody so into objectivism turn so sissy. Guess you weren't down like I thought you were... Ayn was talking the truth, and it hurts to see somebody switch so fast.
Have fun with that shit. Biggest mistake evAr.
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Ayn Rand believed arguments should be based on sound logical principles. I don't think she would be impressed with you calling me a bitch, sissy, and sell out. You have yet to argue anything other than the occasional attempt to twist my words to mean something they didnt. I believe in objectivity. I believe in the popperian principal that to find truth you must be willing to expose your arguments to criticism. It is not criticism to call me a bitch, or sissy, because I frustrated you and you have nother better to say. It is childish.
Furthermore Ayn Rand was not a prophet. There are other intelligent people in the world. There are other intelligent economists in the world. Most of whom all oppose the Bush administration. But I've already pointed that out. Maybe you would find it worthwhile to read some of their work.
Do some research and you will quickly find that while there are many prominent 'thinkers' who have written devastating criticisms of the Bush administration, the same is not true for the Bush admin. There are no nobel laureates coming to its defense. The majority of the arguments in defense of Bush are made by partisan republicans.
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