Angry White Man loses again.

[TGregg]

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[mrbill]

Quote from Lucrum:

And the "value" in this statement?

The value, if any, would be an attempt to get past simple retorts based on ideology or simple hatred of the other person. I am still hoping that we, you and I, and we as a Nation, can work together for a better tomorrow.

OK, I know, I know, a libtard kind of thing to say, sorry.

 

[Lucrum]

Quote from mrbill:

The value, if any,

Trust me, there's not

would be an attempt to get past simple retorts based on ideology or simple hatred of the other person. I am still hoping that we, you and I, and we as a Nation, can work together for a better tomorrow.

We're as or maybe even more divided now than in 1860. In no small part, thanks to Obama.

 

[Mav88]

Quote from mrbill:

The value, if any, would be an attempt to get past simple retorts based on ideology or simple hatred of the other person. I am still hoping that we, you and I, and we as a Nation, can work together for a better tomorrow.

OK, I know, I know, a libtard kind of thing to say, sorry.

so one of the lefty braintrusts posts a quick cut and paste story of a liberal institution fighting AA, wrongly and hatefully entitles it "angry white man loses again" and you say we should the high ground?

pretty funny stuff mrbill

 

[mrbill]

Quote from Mav88:

so one of the lefty braintrusts posts a quick cut and paste story of a liberal institution fighting AA, wrongly and hatefully entitles it "angry white man loses again" and you say we should the high ground?

pretty funny stuff mrbill

Nah, I was just trying to get past the crazy stuff. I don't think the GOP needs to head for high ground, just listen to the people. I honestly think that the GOP will come together, get rid of the extremists and tea partiers, and be viable again.

 

[mrbill]

Quote from Lucrum:

Trust me, there's not
We're as or maybe even more divided now than in 1860. In no small part, thanks to Obama.

That may be so, but with the demographics changing, it seems that the younger people, who go along with Obama, will be the winners. Not that they, younger people, don't always win, since they out-live us older people.

I do think that the GoP has to take a good part of the blame for any divisiness? Do you not agree?

 

[PHOENIX TRADING]

Quote from Lucrum:

Trust me, there's not
We're as or maybe even more divided now than in 1860. In no small part, thanks to Obama.

One can only imagine the angst of someone like obama .
Being half white and wishing he was full retard .

Too bad the rest of us are paying the price for his self loathing confusion.

 

[Spike Trader]

Quote from Grandluxe:

Screw them. They voted for Obama, didn't they? What this tells me is they feel over-represented in the Ivy leagues and want to share the wealth.

I propose Obama enacts racial quota legislation for Asians immediately for say, the top 20 colleges and universities. All top 20 colleges can only have an Asian student population commensurate with their national percentage, i.e. 3%. No more 20-30% Asians at Harvard, Stanford, Yale , Princeton,Caltech,MIT,etc...Give them what they want.

Tsing might feel insulted by your comment.

 

[Lucrum]

Quote from mrbill:

...the younger people, who go along with Obama, will be the winners.

Winners of what? More "free" stuff from the government, or the bill to pay for it all some day?

I do think that the GoP has to take a good part of the blame for any divisiness? Do you not agree?

Not really. Most of the comments coming from them are merely considered 'divisive" because their either true and or not politically correct.

 

[denner]

Quote from mrbill:

That may be so, but with the demographics changing, it seems that the younger people, who go along with Obama, will be the winners. Not that they, younger people, don't always win, since they out-live us older people.

I do think that the GoP has to take a good part of the blame for any divisiness? Do you not agree?

Not to duplicate Lucrum...but seriously, "winners of what?". The unemployment numbers amongst the post-grad crowd aren't good (and even those who do find employment are in many dead-end jobs). If Europe is any indication of where we are headed, they are in for a world of hurt. Some countries are approaching 50% unemployment for the under 30 crowd.