Proof the Dems have no class

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#29
to get back on topic, I find it humorous to think people believe there are no absolutely insane conservative Republicans that repeatedly make fools of themselves and the Republican party in public
 
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volfanbill said:
to get back on topic, I find it humorous to think people believe there are no absolutely insane conservative Republicans that repeatedly make fools of themselves and the Republican party in public
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VolBeef's a conservative. Need I say more?
 
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volfanbill said:
to get back on topic, I find it humorous to think people believe there are no absolutely insane conservative Republicans that repeatedly make fools of themselves and the Republican party in public
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Like I said. The OVERWHELMING majority of kook groups are libs. Get out and see for yourself. But then again you may not consider PETA, Green Piece et al... kook groups. I just so happen to. Also tell me how many Repubs crashed the speech of NObama?
 
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VolBeef88 said:
Like I said. The OVERWHELMING majority of kook groups are libs. Get out and see for yourself. But then again you may not consider PETA, Green Piece et al... kook groups. I just so happen to. Also tell me how many Repubs crashed the speech of NObama?
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I would say there are some repub GUN kooks around.
 
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VolBeef88 said:
I have been paid very well by both Dems and Repubs for consulting work. That would be Blue Dog Dems and Conservative Repubs. So I feel pretty damn good about my grasp of political issues.
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Glad to know it will be easy to get a job when I graduate.
 
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VolBeef88 said:
Like I said. The OVERWHELMING majority of kook groups are libs. Get out and see for yourself. But then again you may not consider PETA, Green Piece et al... kook groups. I just so happen to. Also tell me how many Repubs crashed the speech of NObama?
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So democrats are classless because they can hire competent security?
 
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Back in the day, and not that long ago, there was something romantic about being an anti-war or anti-establishment protestor. For 5 or 6 years, it was at the level of a way of life in this country.

But what has happened in the interim is that certain groups (on both sides) have manipulated the "cause" emblem and used it to advance some singular agenda that more than irritates and annoys the bulk of us. And again that's on both sides.

On top of that, IMO the country is beyond the debate over whether the Iraq War is/was a good/bad idea, the surge, etc. People are just flat out bored with it and tired of the experiment if for no other reason than that we have so much else to worry about right now.

So when you see some young 20-somethings trying to make a spectacle of themselves and trying to disrupt (as if their meager numbers could) the Republican National Convention, they have the dual effect of just annoying everyone and making it even less fashionable to protest the establishment in the future.
 
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Fine Vol said:
I would say there are some repub GUN kooks around.
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If you will actually read what I posted you will see I said overwhelming majority. Not all. Yes there are some kooks on both sides but the majority will be voting for the Ass this election like usual.
 
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lawgator1 said:
Back in the day, and not that long ago, there was something romantic about being an anti-war or anti-establishment protestor. For 5 or 6 years, it was at the level of a way of life in this country.

But what has happened in the interim is that certain groups (on both sides) have manipulated the "cause" emblem and used it to advance some singular agenda that more than irritates and annoys the bulk of us. And again that's on both sides.

On top of that, IMO the country is beyond the debate over whether the Iraq War is/was a good/bad idea, the surge, etc. People are just flat out bored with it and tired of the experiment if for no other reason than that we have so much else to worry about right now.

So when you see some young 20-somethings trying to make a spectacle of themselves and trying to disrupt (as if their meager numbers could) the Republican National Convention, they have the dual effect of just annoying everyone and making it even less fashionable to protest the establishment in the future.
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In very, very small circles.
 
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