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Edge112 on 24 August 2008

I found this pretty interesting. While I'm Canadian, I think both of the US presidential candidates are no good. Mcain's views are straight up trash. Every aspect of his views are terrible. He is going to ruin your markets and make more war. Obama on the other hand, seems to have a bit of an attitude and isn't the best public speaker in the world. But a pill Popper is a little over bored don't you think?

http://www.urbanswirl.com/politics/mccain-is-a-pill-popper.html

 

I found this sweet views chart:

http://www.2decide.com/table.htm



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SnesTea on 24 August 2008
Edge112 said:

I found this pretty interesting. While I'm Canadian, I think both of the US presidential candidates are no good. Mcain's views are straight up trash. Every aspect of his views are terrible. He is going to ruin your markets and make more war. Obama on the other hand, seems to have a bit of an attitude and isn't the best public speaker in the world. But a pill Popper is a little over bored don't you think?

http://www.urbanswirl.com/politics/mccain-is-a-pill-popper.html

 

I found this sweet views chart:

http://www.2decide.com/table.htm

 

You're a pill popper.



MontanaHatchet on 24 August 2008

Your reasons for why Obama is a bad candidate are a bit...skewed. They don't make much sense and they're not really a reason to hate a candidate (especially since Obama is a fantastic public speaker when he has lines to read off of). And he has an attitude? What? Do I even need to comment on that?

I know that we're the most important nation in the world and that our elections are usually far more interesting than those of other nations, but don't judge if you don't understand.

Oh, and how much of a worry is it that a man that's over 70 years old needs to take sleep medicine? You don't think that he has doctors and medical professionals telling him how many doses he should take or what he should avoid taking with it? I would worry if it was something like ecstasy, but this isn't really interesting in the slightest.

The Democrats should completely lambaste John McCain for being a 71 year old man taking sleeping pills (a commonly used medication).



 

 

skeezer on 24 August 2008

Does that mean he shits out pills?



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starcraft on 24 August 2008

Everything the OP said about John McCain was fundamentally flawed.



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kushal3337@wii on 24 August 2008
Edge112 said:

I found this pretty interesting. While I'm Canadian, I think both of the US presidential candidates are no good. Mcain's views are straight up trash. Every aspect of his views are terrible. He is going to ruin your markets and make more war. Obama on the other hand, seems to have a bit of an attitude and isn't the best public speaker in the world. But a pill Popper is a little over bored don't you think?

http://www.urbanswirl.com/politics/mccain-is-a-pill-popper.html

 

I found this sweet views chart:

http://www.2decide.com/table.htm

Where did you get that idea??

 



                       

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akuma587 on 24 August 2008

I think I will just try to stay out of this one.



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Edge112 on 24 August 2008
MontanaHatchet said:
Your reasons for why Obama is a bad candidate are a bit...skewed. They don't make much sense and they're not really a reason to hate a candidate (especially since Obama is a fantastic public speaker when he has lines to read off of). And he has an attitude? What? Do I even need to comment on that?

I know that we're the most important nation in the world and that our elections are usually far more interesting than those of other nations, but don't judge if you don't understand.

Oh, and how much of a worry is it that a man that's over 70 years old needs to take sleep medicine? You don't think that he has doctors and medical professionals telling him how many doses he should take or what he should avoid taking with it? I would worry if it was something like ecstasy, but this isn't really interesting in the slightest.

The Democrats should completely lambaste John McCain for being a 71 year old man taking sleeping pills (a commonly used medication).

Its just my view. I feel Obama has an attitude. If I could vote, I would still pick Obama over mccain simply because mccain's views are terrible. I respect elders and all, but I don't think a 71 year old is fit enough to run a country as... prominent? as America. Whatever happens to you people its going to affect the rest of the world. Positive or negative. I feel mccain is going to be a second bush, hes not environmental friendly, hes for war, his views do not make any sence. He has had a divorce and seems to be set in his ways and close minded. Plus he offered his wife as a bikers beauty pageant contestant... nuff said right there.. that and government really needs fresh blood.

 



rudyrsr8 on 24 August 2008

@edge

Have you ever taken economics? Free market and free trade little government is best for economies thats what McCain wants and Obama wants to raise taxes on busniess and place more restrictions and regulations which hinders economic growth. Free market isnt equitable but its the best method for economic growth and Obama is for stagnation growth like Euro area, cant break 3% growth in last 20 years.



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MontanaHatchet on 24 August 2008
Edge112 said:
MontanaHatchet said:
Your reasons for why Obama is a bad candidate are a bit...skewed. They don't make much sense and they're not really a reason to hate a candidate (especially since Obama is a fantastic public speaker when he has lines to read off of). And he has an attitude? What? Do I even need to comment on that?

I know that we're the most important nation in the world and that our elections are usually far more interesting than those of other nations, but don't judge if you don't understand.

Oh, and how much of a worry is it that a man that's over 70 years old needs to take sleep medicine? You don't think that he has doctors and medical professionals telling him how many doses he should take or what he should avoid taking with it? I would worry if it was something like ecstasy, but this isn't really interesting in the slightest.

The Democrats should completely lambaste John McCain for being a 71 year old man taking sleeping pills (a commonly used medication).

Its just my view. I feel Obama has an attitude. If I could vote, I would still pick Obama over mccain simply because mccain's views are terrible. I respect elders and all, but I don't think a 71 year old is fit enough to run a country as... prominent? as America. Whatever happens to you people its going to affect the rest of the world. Positive or negetive. I fell mccain is going to be a second bush, hes not environmental friendly, hes for war, his views do not make any sence. He has had a divorce and seems to be set in his ways and close minded. Plus he offred his wife as a bikers beuty pagent contestent... nuff said right there..

 

Ronald Reagan was elected into office around the age of 70, and like him or hate him, he did some fantastic things for the economy. As for your views on McCain, I agree (slightly). I would agree with you that he's a bad candidate for the job, but I disagree that something as minor as taking sleeping pills is much of an issue.