Nice edit.
Quote from Thunderdog:
Yes, your country is far better off s(p)ending thousands of lives and hundreds of billions of dollars into the Iraq sink hole:
http://zfacts.com/p/447.html
And let's not forget those multi-billion-dollar tax breaks and subsidies (that YOU are paying for) in favor of Big Oil. Don't you feel better knowing that you have personally contributed to Big Oil's record profits both with your tax dollars and by paying homage at the pump? Gives you a warm feeling all over, doesn't it, providing corporate welfare to the needy?
And those tax cuts promised to you in the wake of all this spending? Well, everyone knows that supply side economics doesn't really work and isn't even an economic theory but at excuse to pig out at the trough now. So it's just a matter of selling some more Treasuries, something with which the Republicans have considerable experience, as history has repeatedly demonstrated. It's sort of a no-cash-down, play-now-pay-later deal that's presently all the rage. And when the time comes to pay? Well, you have kids and grandchildren, right? It'll give them a sense of responsibility that our young need, eh? Put some starch in 'em.
Quote from cgroupman:
Yet another shining example of name calling and talking points. Obama will raise taxes to the sky and all the glittering generalities of a radio talk show host. Sure, taxes may be raised, and there may some pain for some. As mentioned before, just for perspective, I'm in the most affected top tax bracket. And, as mentioned before, I would rather we modify the tax structure, pay a bit more, than leave a gigantic deficit and much worse tax burden to my grandkids.
Look, tax and spend, or just print money and spend, or go into debt and spend, it's still the spending part that needs to be addressed.
What really cracks me up is the people who live in States with high state tax rates bantering on and on about possible federal tax hikes. And, those who will likely benefit from tax changes, like the lower middle class, jumping on some republican band wagon instead of thinking through reality.
I'm still undecided at this point. McCain is just not looking like an option like he did 8 years ago. If Obama can pull off half what he says he can do, it might be worth a few grand each year. Stop wasting billions on someone else's civil war. Try to regain our place in the Global community. Help with jobs. Who knows what will happen, after all they are all politicians.
Anyway, aren't we capable of discussion instead of this moonbat versus neocon crapola and spouting nonsense as if we're speaking in absolutes? Probably not, too bad.
c
Quote from cgroupman:
Yet another shining example of name calling and talking points. Obama will raise taxes to the sky and all the glittering generalities of a radio talk show host. Sure, taxes may be raised, and there may some pain for some. As mentioned before, just for perspective, I'm in the most affected top tax bracket. And, as mentioned before, I would rather we modify the tax structure, pay a bit more, than leave a gigantic deficit and much worse tax burden to my grandkids.
Look, tax and spend, or just print money and spend, or go into debt and spend, it's still the spending part that needs to be addressed.
What really cracks me up is the people who live in States with high state tax rates bantering on and on about possible federal tax hikes. And, those who will likely benefit from tax changes, like the lower middle class, jumping on some republican band wagon instead of thinking through reality.
I'm still undecided at this point. McCain is just not looking like an option like he did 8 years ago. If Obama can pull off half what he says he can do, it might be worth a few grand each year. Stop wasting billions on someone else's civil war. Try to regain our place in the Global community. Help with jobs. Who knows what will happen, after all they are all politicians.
Anyway, aren't we capable of discussion instead of this moonbat versus neocon crapola and spouting nonsense as if we're speaking in absolutes? Probably not, too bad.
c
I've got an article written just for you:Quote from Pa(b)st Prime:
This is just another reason why you have the depth of a thimble...
Quote from Pa(b)st Prime:
Obama's military plan of merely exchanging an expensive victory in Iraq for an unknowable outcome on the Afghan-Pakistan border is to use his favorite word "unacceptable."
A few of us have called it right so far and Obama isn't even President.
Obama will use Orwellian code like "we're going after the REAL terrorists" "we're fighting where we SHOULD have fought" ect. as he ramps us into a draft and into a war with VERY serious consequences. I've seen this movie before. John McCain starring as Barry "he'll nuke 'em" Goldwater and Lyndon "I'll never send an American boy to do what an Asian boy should do" Johnson.
Notice Obama's new found emphasis on "public service." Notice how he didn't mention military service? He's so friggin' opaque it makes my skin crawl. The Dems will angle for a draft to get unemployed minorities off the streets. BANK ON IT!
Quote from AAAintheBeltway:
Agreed. I like to keep it simple. I will almost always go for the guy promising tax cuts or who is against increases versus the guy who promises tax increases.
If you're going to fight terrorists, then shouldn't you at least go where those terrorists are? Am I missing something here?Quote from Pa(b)st Prime:
Obama's military plan of merely exchanging an expensive victory in Iraq for an unknowable outcome on the Afghan-Pakistan border is to use his favorite word "unacceptable."
How amusing that you should call Obama opaque, when the Bush administration has been perhaps the most secretive one thus far:Quote from Pa(b)st Prime:
...He's so friggin' opaque it makes my skin crawl...
Quote from Dr. Zhivodka:
Pabst,
You really think that this country at this time in history would condone and support a draft?
As the current circumstance are I say no way on this planet that a draft happens.