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Re: A great Op-Ed

Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2011 8:12 am
by callmeslick
Wullie wrote:Yes, I'm referring to your boy, Barry Soetoro AKA Barak Hussein Obama. As for your statement on how he won, I disagree. I think he won because the GOP trotted out a fucking RINO turd and a "FUCK BUSH" backlash.
but, how do you explain how he managed to defeat the Clinton organization and a half-dozen other Dems in the primaries? How do you explain his rise to prominence to even consider running for President?
John boy wouldn't have had the showing he did if it weren't for Sarah.
your opinion, of course, but it varies wildly from most GOP analysts I know. They feel that Palin ended up costing him a couple percentage points, in the end. I can find you a boatload of elderly Republicans that voted for Obama or didn't vote at all, once Palin was nominated.

Re: A great Op-Ed

Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2011 12:11 pm
by Dawg
callmeslick wrote:what is interesting, so far, about this thread is that Pud seems to be the only person who actually read the linked op-ed. It was a pretty insightful look at the societal changes in America that got us to the divisive politics of the present. Anyone else actually read it? Dawg's out-of-hand dismissal of the author is a prime illustration of a closed mind which Brooks addresses.

I read it. :roll:

Classic slick, someone disagrees with your self perceived brilliance and obviously they dont understand, didn't read, or are closed minded.

I'm all too familiar with his work, the quote I used said it brilliantly.
As I'm equally familiar with your m.o.

Re: A great Op-Ed

Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2011 12:25 pm
by Wullie
callmeslick wrote:
Wullie wrote:Yes, I'm referring to your boy, Barry Soetoro AKA Barak Hussein Obama. As for your statement on how he won, I disagree. I think he won because the GOP trotted out a fucking RINO turd and a "FUCK BUSH" backlash.
but, how do you explain how he managed to defeat the Clinton organization and a half-dozen other Dems in the primaries? How do you explain his rise to prominence to even consider running for President?
John boy wouldn't have had the showing he did if it weren't for Sarah.
your opinion, of course, but it varies wildly from most GOP analysts I know. They feel that Palin ended up costing him a couple percentage points, in the end. I can find you a boatload of elderly Republicans that voted for Obama or didn't vote at all, once Palin was nominated.
Wasn't this thread originally about civility?
How do you explain his rise to prominence to even consider running for President?
Three words; GEORGE FUCKING SOROS


Dawg makes a valid point. You started it and now you're off on tangents or completely off the road and out in the pasture. :lol:

Re: A great Op-Ed

Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2011 3:22 pm
by callmeslick
Dawg wrote:Classic slick, someone disagrees with your self perceived brilliance and obviously they dont understand, didn't read, or are closed minded. [/size]
I'm all too familiar with his work, the quote I used said it brilliantly.
As I'm equally familiar with your m.o.

bullshit, all of the above. Nice of you to mention now that you read it, strange that you discussed NOT ONE WORD of it.

Re: A great Op-Ed

Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2011 3:24 pm
by Buzz
Right where you two left off.


Continue.

Re: A great Op-Ed

Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2011 3:25 pm
by callmeslick
Wullie wrote:[Wasn't this thread originally about civility?
and what did I say to you beyond that I disagree with your opinion, that would even veer in the direction of uncivil?
Three words; GEORGE FUCKING SOROS
one word: NONSENSE. Hell, Soros is tight with the Clintons, just for starters.

Dawg makes a valid point. You started it and now you're off on tangents or completely off the road and out in the pasture. :lol:
I'm merely asking about opinions about an article, and beyond Pud, no one cited anything in the article. :roll:
It would seem that it isn't me who is off the path, but your mileage may vary.

Re: A great Op-Ed

Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2011 3:38 pm
by ChipznBeer
callmeslick wrote: bullshit, all of the above. Nice of you to mention now that you read it, strange that you discussed NOT ONE WORD of it.
oh ya? OH YA??? OH YA?????
(oh ya I didn't read it...lol)

Re: A great Op-Ed

Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2011 11:56 pm
by Pudfark
CallmeSlick wrote: "I'm merely asking about opinions about an article, and beyond Pud, no one cited anything in the article."

"Mentioned in Dispatches"...graciously accepted :)

Point of Order...Gentlemen & Lady...Thread drift is one thing....however, a whole new Topic...deserves it's own thread...jes sayin fer a point of civility amongst
all of you throat cutters and insulter's par excellence....I just hate to see a good insult wasted on confusion... :)

Re: A great Op-Ed

Posted: Mon Jan 17, 2011 8:12 pm
by Wullie
:roll:

I read the article. Just went back and re-read it. Civility is mentioned by the author several times.

Slick, you will never change my mind on what got Barry elected, nor the fact that his calling for "civility" is nothing more than a ruse. :roll:

Would you like a FUCKING QUOTE? Strictly in the interest of civility in discourse, you understand. ;) :lol:

Re: A great Op-Ed

Posted: Mon Jan 17, 2011 9:14 pm
by callmeslick
Wullie wrote::roll:

I read the article. Just went back and re-read it. Civility is mentioned by the author several times.

Slick, you will never change my mind on what got Barry elected, nor the fact that his calling for "civility" is nothing more than a ruse. :roll:

Would you like a FUCKING QUOTE? Strictly in the interest of civility in discourse, you understand. ;) :lol:

actually, after reading here, I'd like a FUCKING DRINK. ;)