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brandon10brandon10 Posts: 1,114
edited October 2011 in A Moving Train
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  • WildsWilds Posts: 4,329
    Nice job by that guy.


    Well spoken.



    But I don't see much difference from Bush or Obama. Same shit different letter. (R vs D)
  • brandon10brandon10 Posts: 1,114
    Wilds wrote:
    Nice job by that guy.


    Well spoken.



    But I don't see much difference from Bush or Obama. Same shit different letter. (R vs D)

    Yes, Obama is as complicit as anyone in this mess. He is basically a corporate warmongering whore disguised as a left leaning democrat.
  • WildsWilds Posts: 4,329
    edited October 2011
    brandon10 wrote:
    Wilds wrote:
    Nice job by that guy.


    Well spoken.



    But I don't see much difference from Bush or Obama. Same shit different letter. (R vs D)

    Yes, Obama is as complicit as anyone in this mess. He is basically a corporate warmongering whore disguised as a left leaning democrat.


    Yup.


    Not to mention he has no desire at all to reduce the military or bring troops home.
    Post edited by Wilds on
  • RB112589RB112589 Posts: 98
    I was reading some of the comments regarding the video, and there was someone from Canada, God bless him, talking about a comparison of the tax burden between our 2 countries as far as the middle class goes. They have a higher tax rate on the middle class, as described in his point, and they don't have near the economic melt down that is at our feet at the present. I, in my ever so humble belief(opinion now), believe that it's not their higher tax rate that keeps them more economically fit, but our policing the world, literally finding things, skirmishes, wars, you pick the intrussion, that has us spending, and spending, and spending! How many fronts across the world are we in? Not to mention, and by no means secondary!!!, the human tole that this is having. I'm not saying Canada doesn't have it's arms stretched on some things around the world because they have contributed to the efforts, but not spear heading the protection of the world! I don't know, it's just crazy. And Peter King wants to go to war with Iran!!! When and where does it stop?
  • WildsWilds Posts: 4,329
    RB112589 wrote:
    I was reading some of the comments regarding the video, and there was someone from Canada, God bless him, talking about a comparison of the tax burden between our 2 countries as far as the middle class goes. They have a higher tax rate on the middle class, as described in his point, and they don't have near the economic melt down that is at our feet at the present. I, in my ever so humble belief(opinion now), believe that it's not their higher tax rate that keeps them more economically fit, but our policing the world, literally finding things, skirmishes, wars, you pick the intrussion, that has us spending, and spending, and spending! How many fronts across the world are we in? Not to mention, and by no means secondary!!!, the human tole that this is having. I'm not saying Canada doesn't have it's arms stretched on some things around the world because they have contributed to the efforts, but not spear heading the protection of the world! I don't know, it's just crazy. And Peter King wants to go to war with Iran!!! When and where does it stop?

    That is why I support Ron Paul. He is not perfect. Far from it.

    But on his military/Anti Empire Building/Bring the troops home stance he is the only candidate in my lifetime that wants to stop this terrible practice.
  • RB112589RB112589 Posts: 98
    Wilds wrote:
    RB112589 wrote:
    I was reading some of the comments regarding the video, and there was someone from Canada, God bless him, talking about a comparison of the tax burden between our 2 countries as far as the middle class goes. They have a higher tax rate on the middle class, as described in his point, and they don't have near the economic melt down that is at our feet at the present. I, in my ever so humble belief(opinion now), believe that it's not their higher tax rate that keeps them more economically fit, but our policing the world, literally finding things, skirmishes, wars, you pick the intrussion, that has us spending, and spending, and spending! How many fronts across the world are we in? Not to mention, and by no means secondary!!!, the human tole that this is having. I'm not saying Canada doesn't have it's arms stretched on some things around the world because they have contributed to the efforts, but not spear heading the protection of the world! I don't know, it's just crazy. And Peter King wants to go to war with Iran!!! When and where does it stop?

    That is why I support Ron Paul. He is not perfect. Far from it.

    But on his military/Anti Empire Building/Bring the troops home stance he is the only candidate in my lifetime that wants to stop this terrible practice.
    Where's the "like" button!
  • brandon10brandon10 Posts: 1,114
    RB112589 wrote:
    I was reading some of the comments regarding the video, and there was someone from Canada, God bless him, talking about a comparison of the tax burden between our 2 countries as far as the middle class goes. They have a higher tax rate on the middle class, as described in his point, and they don't have near the economic melt down that is at our feet at the present. I, in my ever so humble belief(opinion now), believe that it's not their higher tax rate that keeps them more economically fit, but our policing the world, literally finding things, skirmishes, wars, you pick the intrussion, that has us spending, and spending, and spending! How many fronts across the world are we in? Not to mention, and by no means secondary!!!, the human tole that this is having. I'm not saying Canada doesn't have it's arms stretched on some things around the world because they have contributed to the efforts, but not spear heading the protection of the world! I don't know, it's just crazy. And Peter King wants to go to war with Iran!!! When and where does it stop?


    I agree with you. But don't forget that Canada covers All their citizens with health care. So Canada is spending that money instead on their own people. But yes, Americans need a quick 180 regarding foreign policy!! And Obama with his recent rhetoric concerning Iran is not the president to make that change.
  • Chip McFlenniganChip McFlennigan Posts: 1,162
    What is with all this unfair criticism of Obama lately?

    Why are we judging him on his actions and performance? Shouldn't we be judging him on his pre-election rhetoric and charisma?

    Totally unfair IMO.
    I knew it all along, see?
  • SmellymanSmellyman Asia Posts: 4,524
    brandon10 wrote:
    RB112589 wrote:
    I was reading some of the comments regarding the video, and there was someone from Canada, God bless him, talking about a comparison of the tax burden between our 2 countries as far as the middle class goes. They have a higher tax rate on the middle class, as described in his point, and they don't have near the economic melt down that is at our feet at the present. I, in my ever so humble belief(opinion now), believe that it's not their higher tax rate that keeps them more economically fit, but our policing the world, literally finding things, skirmishes, wars, you pick the intrussion, that has us spending, and spending, and spending! How many fronts across the world are we in? Not to mention, and by no means secondary!!!, the human tole that this is having. I'm not saying Canada doesn't have it's arms stretched on some things around the world because they have contributed to the efforts, but not spear heading the protection of the world! I don't know, it's just crazy. And Peter King wants to go to war with Iran!!! When and where does it stop?


    I agree with you. But don't forget that Canada covers All their citizens with health care. So Canada is spending that money instead on their own people. But yes, Americans need a quick 180 regarding foreign policy!! And Obama with his recent rhetoric concerning Iran is not the president to make that change.

    Yup. The US spends it on blowing up people.
  • mikepegg44mikepegg44 Posts: 3,353
    johnny america wrote:
    What is with all this unfair criticism of Obama lately?

    Why are we judging him on his actions and performance? Shouldn't we be judging him on his pre-election rhetoric and charisma?

    Totally unfair IMO.
    :lol::lol::lol::lol:
    that’s right! Can’t we all just get together and focus on our real enemies: monogamous gays and stem cells… - Ned Flanders
    It is terrifying when you are too stupid to know who is dumb
    - Joe Rogan
  • arqarq Posts: 8,049
    Awesome video, very well spoken and thought response 8-)
    "The good thing about science is that it's true whether or not you believe in it"
    Neil deGrasse Tyson

    Why not (V) (°,,,,°) (V) ?
  • gimmesometruth27gimmesometruth27 St. Fuckin Louis Posts: 23,303
    brandon10 wrote:
    http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=259961297382661
    :clap:

    :thumbup:
    "You can tell the greatness of a man by what makes him angry."  - Lincoln

    "Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
  • RB112589RB112589 Posts: 98
    johnny america wrote:
    What is with all this unfair criticism of Obama lately?

    Why are we judging him on his actions and performance? Shouldn't we be judging him on his pre-election rhetoric and charisma?

    Totally unfair IMO.
    I love it! Again; where's the like button?!
  • brandon10brandon10 Posts: 1,114
    johnny america wrote:
    What is with all this unfair criticism of Obama lately?

    Why are we judging him on his actions and performance? Shouldn't we be judging him on his pre-election rhetoric and charisma?

    Totally unfair IMO.


    As bad as Obamas has been, I'd still take him over the senile old McCain and his half wit sidekick Palin.

    You know things are bad in the United States when your two options are a centrist republican or a Palin/McCain ticket.
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