Before bipartisanship becomes the norm, I have something to say to the repuke party

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Wed Dec-17-08 11:34 PM
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Before bipartisanship becomes the norm, I have something to say to the repuke party

Edited on Wed Dec-17-08 11:54 PM by Skip Intro

those who backed bush in this fucking murderous war of agression in the Middle East the whole fucking way - murdering and maiming tens of thousands, who cast doubt upon their opponent's patriotism and loyalty, who see fit to take a 175k salary from the hardworking people of this nation to whom they say making 60k a year is a drain on the economy, who say we can't have medical care for all, you sick, selfish bastards...

and to the liebermans of this party, which I'd like to believe is a few...

To all of the above mentioned, I have this to say:

All the money in the fucking world couldn't buy me one second of trust or one ounce of faith in anything you're about.

Fuck you all

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liberalmuse

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Wed Dec-17-08 11:40 PM
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1. As much as I'd like to be all about unity and love...

Edited on Wed Dec-17-08 11:41 PM by liberalmuse

I seem to share your sentiments. I went into a fucking Goodwill the other day, only to hear a poor guy (the cashier who was worried about his job) of a slightly lower than normal IQ tell me he was afraid of Obama. I do not get it, except for the fact that the right wing sure knows how to brainwash gullible people. He then apologized if he had offended me. I told him I felt so strongly that the ones to fear are the Republicans, and let him know that I absolutely loved Obama, so nothing he could say could offend me. I was sad after leaving. The guy can't make much more than minimum wage. This type of thing astounds me.

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Wed Dec-17-08 11:45 PM
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2. They guy in a Goodwill was afraid of Obama? What can you say to that?

Fucked up.

Yes, they do know how to brainwash the gullible, and they aren't done.

They aren't done.

It is astounding.

This poor guy thinking the republican party is going to help him. I guess they keep him safe?

Man, really - I don't know what to say to that.

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704wipes

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Thu Dec-18-08 12:09 AM
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6. Well no Goodwills had planes flown into them on 911

so, gosh darn it, Bush was protecting him that day.

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Wed Dec-17-08 11:46 PM
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3. So.....

In summary you basically said something along these lines.

"Don't be afraid of who they tell you to fear. Be afraid of who I tell you to fear."

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Wed Dec-17-08 11:48 PM
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4. Not at all.

The republican party has a record covered in blood and misery.

What was your question again?

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Wed Dec-17-08 11:58 PM
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5. let it out

I know that felt great.

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