But I like my horse... :o)


>I didn't say that poll represented my view. The poll just shows that the majority of people are now voting with their pocketbook in mind. Something they haven't done for the last few yrs.
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>And why someone like you aruges with me over this dumbfounds me, honestly. I constantly discussed articles showing the wrong way we were going about the war and how it was costing lives of Americans. And you stayed silent! There was massive amounts of evidence how corrupt the entire war effort was. Haliburton, no plans for post-Saddam Iraq, etc. And you stayed silent!
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>So please get off your high-horse with me. It won't work. When I was still working at Axium, and I knew my co-workers political beliefs, I used to show a couple people your posts. And we would just stare at each other in amazement.
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>>You're talking about sacrificing an entire country to violence and death for the state of our economy? Sacrificing those who live where we created the mess? Morally wrong in my opinion. I've read your views on Iraq. Harping on how morally wrong it was to go in the first place does not relieve us of the responsibility to cleanup the mess. Also, I've never known the government to take money used during a time of war and invest it in the economy or healthcare. It will just go someplace else - probably big business.
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>>>At least I have faith that peoples views have changed over the last 6 yrs or so:
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>>>http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/23073316/
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>>>This period has been an experiment in putting people who think like you in charge. And it's been an abysmal failure. Changed the entire world for the worse.
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>>>You still haven't answered my question. Did you really post that you hope terrorists bomb N. California?
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>>>>>Nitpicking. Another great tactic. I really think you need to get out more. Gives you a much different perspective on life.
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>>>>Yep. Don't let facts get in your way. Who needs 'em?