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Dean will head the DNC.
Woodrow:
--- Quote from: Ant on February 02, 2005, 06:50:53 PM ---you still have yet to make any sense.
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The delusions continue.
Ant:
--- Quote from: Woodrow on February 02, 2005, 06:51:57 PM ---
--- Quote from: Ant on February 02, 2005, 06:50:53 PM ---you still have yet to make any sense.
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The delusions continue.
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your right it does lol thats the only way anyone can be a bush supporter.
But anyways, unlike yourself, i'm not afraid to actually use words. You seem to think if you write posts where you never say explicitly what you mean you have more outs later on to reconstruct your arguement. Sure, that may be true in your own mind, but in reality its indicative personal insecurity. It would seem your freqently embarassed to explicitly state a point for fear of having to actually defend it. But when a whole response is "C. Dolores Tucker" what is there to defend? So anyways I played your dumb game for a post, and you seem to think you actually accomplished something, but in the end your still a republican and therefore still delusional, ignorant, insecure... well the list could go on.
Anyways jsut to clarify the stupidity of your posts:
1) Why are you arguing about whether I'm really a fan of westcoast rap? To matter of fact, that whole issue is retarded.
2) I never actually argued anything with you, nor did you argue anything with me, your whole arguement boiled down to "C. Delores Tucker" What this has to do with Dan Quayle is beyond me, but hey whatever makes you feel good.
3) Woodrow claims to be proficient at modern politics, but he supports Bush. Enough said.
Anyways, I'm glad you have Rush Limbaugh and Bill O'Rielly to support your point of view. I'll stick with the side of Stiglitz, Miller, Kahneman, Arrow, and Solow.
Machiavelli:
--- Quote from: Ant on February 02, 2005, 06:44:59 AM ---Then you should be happy since you support the conservative side of american. By the way, do you recall conservative america telling us that Tupac Shakur's music has "no place in american society." During Bush I's term the conservatives tried to ban 2pacalypse Now from being released.
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What the fuck is your point? Do I look like I give a flying fuck about what Dan Quale said? NO.
You think just because I have Conservative views, I have to automatically support everything they say? Like you do with Liberals and their views.
M Dogg™:
C. Tucker and Tipper Gore stand as minorities of the Democrat party. In terms of banning music, the Republicans back then were spear heading the whole thing. Fuck a documentry, I remember that shit. There were a few Democrats that supported the ban though, but it was good old Dan that wanted 2Pac banned. Also, the difference in music they wanted ban is very interesting. Democrats pushed for bans on music that was "vulger" and downgraded women, like 2 Live Cru. Republicans pushed to ban more politically charged music like N.W.A., 2Pac and Public Enemy. Tucker and T.Gore were highly against Death Row for it's gangsta image and negative lyrics. Republicans feared rappers like Public Enemy, N.W.A. and 2Pac.
As for Dean as the head of the Democrats. I think it's perfect. The Democrats need someone to charge them up, and to get the party right. Right now, we can't be trying to attract voters and isolate the core Democrat voters. So what if we are getting more liberal. We need to re-establish ourselves, regroup and push forward in trying to attract voters. People can't afford to buy a house now, people are working 2 jobs just so they can have enough money to get by, we are in a situation in which people are struggling to get by. The Democrats need to go back to their core, their base and reach out to the average working man. We used to be the party of the common man, the labors, and we need to get back that.
Ant:
Since you summed this up I'll add a little more. First it should seem obvious that there is a significant difference in party standing between Tucker and Quayle. But also, CWalkers statement tha the campaign to ban certain rap was headed by Tipper Gore was also offbase.
Tipper Gore campaigned for, and successfully encouraged the RIAA to force record labels to place Partental Advisory notices on CDs. This is far from actually banning certain types of music. Personally, considering the content of many CDs, it don't have any problem with the Parental Advisory warnings. All the warning does it give consumers additional information. It doesn't stop a consumer from purchasing anything, or force any type of music from being banned. And yes, if you look at the list of music Tipper Gore found offense most of it was because of sexual content. Here is a list of songs singled out as being offensive by the 'Parents Music Resource Center' a group Tipper founded:
Artist Song title Lyrical content
1 Prince Darling Nikki Sex / Masturbation
2 Sheena Easton Sugar Walls Sex
3 Judas Priest Eat Me Alive Sex
4 Vanity Strap on Robby Baby Sex
5 Mötley Crüe Bastard Violence
6 AC/DC Let Me Put My Love into You Sex
7 Twisted Sister We're Not Gonna Take It Violence
8 Madonna Dress You Up Sex
9 W.A.S.P. Animal (Fuck Like a Beast) Sex
10 Def Leppard High 'n Dry Drug and Alcohol Use
11 Mercyful Fate Into the Coven Occult
12 Black Sabbath Trashed Drug and Alcohol Use
13 The Mary Jane Girls In My House Sex
14 Venom Possessed Occult
15 Cyndi Lauper She-Bop Sex / Masturbation
There aren't even any rap songs on this list.
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