Liberalism Is a Serious Mental Disorder

The_Neon_Cowboy · Jul 11, 2004, 08:46 AM

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Originally posted by PoopyTheJ
So then the difference is.... What? He's not Bush? That's the difference?

If you herd him talk the other night on Larry king live

I dislike the guy more I learn about him.

Kerry? Voted for NAFDA

You know the bill that cost us like millions of American jobs, huge super co operations going down to Mexico because the labor is cheaper, no tariff on imports they make a bloody fortune. Neither regulations nor enforcement on air and water pollution etc down there the companies love it…

Kerry plans to crate more American jobs by going out and helping other countries develop. That a better world economy makes for more and better competition he says.
That mean lower prices = less profit = less jobs in the USA. It also means more out sourcing = less jobs in the USA

Kerry promises to create 3 million jobs! We I’d hope so because analysts have already said no matter who is president with the recovering 3 million jobs+ over 4 years is what they’d expect. So Kerry promising something that he doesn’t have to do any thing for it to happen BWAHAHAHA….

Kerry’s stance on every topic is both ways. He’s either two faced or has no back bone. I thought imposable to successfully be on both side of every issue but he has been. You can’t be on both sides on everything. Every single thing…..A good example not a quote but dang close:

Something like he’s a religious man…
I believe that every life is sacred, that abortion is wrong, and that life starts at conception,
I also believe that people should have the right to choose to abort, and to abort.

The two don’t go together he’s taken both sides, he against abortion, but he’s pro choice.

If life starts at conception then its “murder” and illegal to abort at any stage it’s a catch 22.

It not only is quite impossible to take both sides on every subject, He’s either try to keep it up or when he get into office and go Surprise these are my real stances HA, HA!

This list goes on…. If funny how it goes from his first choice for VP turning him down to him discussing with him, and him saying it wouldn’t work out it but never offering LOL… Yea, right if you believe that and he prays to me every Sunday ROFL

He’s such a religious man but he hasn’t been attending church regularly? LOL religious people make time...

He’s been neglecting his duties so bad as a senator, that his state has had no representation for quite some time and the senate asked him to resign or pick up his duties. He’s been absent and no casting absentee ballots.

A important bill failed that he supported that would of helped the poor/needy to fail because he wasn’t there to vote for it. The bill failed by 1 vote and Kerry was busying campaigning. Shows were his loyalties lie not to the American people he represents but to himself.

Not to mention the France connection, He’s fluent NEVER speaks it in public but to his relative in private he speaks French quite fluently. He has a close French relative that is a government position be its mayor or a governor or something none the less. Call that what you will but that does have a bearing on his, Candidacy even if the media or attack ads wont touch it. An openly French Kerry would never be voted president lest not in my life time. Maybe that why it’s being hidden…

He thinks we need more involvement with other countries in Iraq, and to open the contacts to everyone including those who whole heartily fought against us going in and believed tainted by the multi billion dolor oil for food program scandals.

IMO: kerry is great if you don't live in the USA

Vote anything just don’t vote for Kerry….If you going to vote Kerry do the rest of us a favor and vote for ralf nadir instead lol…

fortune1 · Jul 11, 2004, 09:29 AM

This is a Republic.

digerati · Jul 11, 2004, 01:35 PM

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Originally posted by fortune1
This is a Republic.

Your vote doesn't count in the presidential election, it's all about the electoral college. But if a state chooses Bush or Kerry by a landslide the electoral college usually follows suit. Only a couple of times have they gone against the votes.

ToshiroOC · Jul 13, 2004, 02:02 AM

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Originally posted by fortune1
This is a Republic.

Because the founding fathers knew the value of protecting the system from the easily-swayed and uneducated voting masses. Demagogues win over ideologues or practical people nowadays, because there is no way to have a truly representative democracy that keeps the demagogues out - for better or worse.

Judas · Jul 13, 2004, 02:09 AM

omg.... that was just terrible... i could spit that out by simply renaming the title to Replublicanism or whatever...

The_Neon_Cowboy · Jul 13, 2004, 09:00 AM

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Originally posted by ^_^
Your vote doesn't count in the presidential election, it's all about the electoral college. But if a state chooses Bush or Kerry by a landslide the electoral college usually follows suit. Only a couple of times have they gone against the votes.

Only once and it was JFK

Snagle · Jul 14, 2004, 08:22 AM

Neon what you forgot to mention here is that Bush's tax cuts still give new money to those giant corporations who outsource american jobs, just encouraging more companies to send jobs to Mexico or China or India. I don't think there is much any president could do to keep companies from doing this because they are just cutting costs, but at least Kerry has said that he plans on closing the tax loopholes that encourage outsourcing as one of his first acts once in office.

insurrection · Jul 25, 2004, 08:34 AM

this is a joke, right?

Nacht · Jul 25, 2004, 12:29 PM

I think it is hilarious how many people have NO GRASP on the concept of the electoral college.

Nacht · Jul 25, 2004, 12:30 PM

It is important to give tax cuts to the corporations and wealthy. The trickle down effect does work. Besides, they are most deserving of a tax cut anyway. Why? BECAUSE THEY PAY MORE THAN EVERYONE ELSE TO BEGIN WITH.

C-Style · Jul 31, 2004, 07:23 AM

Michael Savage is a nutjob.

Captn · Aug 24, 2004, 04:30 AM

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Originally Posted by RDoggy

Yes, of course liberalism is a mental defect." And Michael Savage always refers to liberalism as a "serious mental disorder." Exhibit A, from The Savage Nation: "Libearlism is unraveling the very fabric of this great nation. And the sooner you understand that liberalism is a dangerous mental disorder, the sooner you can break free from this insanity that attacks the way you live, how you conduct your business, the way you worship, the choice of SUV you drive, the food you eat, and the very freedoms you enjoy."

Well, here's some proof to back them up:

The Crimson poll found that 80 percent of undergraduates felt depressed at least once last year. Forty-seven percent felt so depressed it was difficult to function at least once. Ten percent said they had seriously considered committing suicide.

The poll surveyed a random sample of Harvard College students over a four-day period in December; 361 students responded to the poll, which was administered online via a secure, authenticated server. Statistics had a margin of error of plus or minus six percentage points.

“We must admit as a University that we have a problem,” says Hilary C. Robinson ’03, a first-year student at Harvard Law School who went to University Health Services (UHS) Mental Health Service this fall and says she was shocked to learn how overburdened UHS is with students seeking therapy.

Undergraduates have started to realize how common mental illness is at the College, according to Director of UHS Mental Health Service Dr. Richard D. Kadison.

“Harvard students are getting better at realizing that mental health problems here are normal,” he says.

Harvard's student body is overwhelmingly liberal. Mental illness is a serious problem at Harvard. A possible cause-and-effect relationship here. Far from pleading the 5th, Harvard seems to be indicting itself. Need I say more?

I agree, Savage tells it how it is and liberals cant handle the TRUTH!