Bowling alley blames Obama for closing

[JosephOne]

LostAgain wrote:

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Ummm, Mr. Thumper, the Pentagon doesn't even want the F-22. This project only exists to keep money flowing to LockMar and Boeing.

My point exactly, dropping the ball on security on many areas.

[Isaac C]

JosephOne wrote:

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My point exactly, dropping the ball on security on many areas.

That's not Obama's fault then. Also the abortion issue has ALWAYS been an issue. Bush didn't really assist, neither did Clinton. It will be a constant ongoing issue. It's going to be the people to take the blame for that one.

Also I'm not sure about the Obama pushing for war issue, but if he is, that's probably for the best, we need other countries to fight their own wars, while we settle our economy issues and own countries terrorists.

[Evil Todd]

LostAgain wrote:

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Ummm, Mr. Thumper, the Pentagon doesn't even want the F-22. This project only exists to keep money flowing to LockMar and Boeing.

That decision was only recently made in April of this year. As of December 2008, they (the pentagon) wanted 60. The pentagon DOES want it, but with the budget cuts, they know they can't get it.

[JosephOne]

Evil Todd wrote:

<quoted text>That decision was only recently made in April of this year. As of December 2008, they (the pentagon) wanted 60. The pentagon DOES want it, but with the budget cuts, they know they can't get it.

Congress needs to be cutting back on Obama's programs that will make this country broke and defenseless and continue funding the F-22.

[Silk_the_Absent1]

JosephOne wrote:

Congress needs to be cutting back on Obama's programs that will make this country broke and defenseless and continue funding the F-22.

For all of your mindless yammering on it, one has to ask, are you an aerospace engineer? How about a military tactician? ANYTHING that would put you (YOU, Joseph, not somebody you copy/paste, YOU) in a position to make in-the-know declarations like the ones you been making on the subject?

[JosephOne]

Silk_the_Absent1 wrote:

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For all of your mindless yammering on it, one has to ask, are you an aerospace engineer? How about a military tactician? ANYTHING that would put you (YOU, Joseph, not somebody you copy/paste, YOU) in a position to make in-the-know declarations like the ones you been making on the subject?

Yeah I am an American citizen that expects my air force to be ready with everything possible to defend this country. Also, by being an American citizen {I think many people have lost the concept}, I am the government, we are the government, those that we elect represent us not themselves or special interest but all of us. That includes making sure they keep up our military up to date always {constitutional even...but then again we have seen how democrats and Obama have such a unique "respect" of our constitution}.

[Isaac C]

JosephOne wrote:

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Congress needs to be cutting back on Obama's programs that will make this country broke and defenseless and continue funding the F-22.

So you are saying, let's stop spending money on ideas Obama has but spend money on ideas that the defense administration thinks ISN'T a good idea? Sorry, but that doesn't make sense.

The way I see it is if you want to spend money on the air force, we should stop spending money on a war in another part of the world. At least most of Obama's spending is on OUR country.

[Hal]

JosephOne wrote:

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Yeah I am an American citizen that expects my air force to be ready with everything possible to defend this country. Also, by being an American citizen {I think many people have lost the concept}, I am the government, we are the government, those that we elect represent us not themselves or special interest but all of us. That includes making sure they keep up our military up to date always {constitutional even...but then again we have seen how democrats and Obama have such a unique "respect" of our constitution}.

Those we elected voted not to fund the F22 I guess enough other Americans thought differently than you. And I would counter that Obama has much more respect for the Constitution than you who wants America to be a particular religious sect.

[JosephOne]

Hal wrote:

<quoted text> Those we elected voted not to fund the F22 I guess enough other Americans thought differently than you. And I would counter that Obama has much more respect for the Constitution than you who wants America to be a particular religious sect.

Right now America is roughly 50/50 on everything. The ruling political party just needs to coerce enough to get 51/49 and win their policies. When Republics get it will shift again, 49/51. It kind of gets maddening. We are not united as Americans any longer but united as Republicans or Democrats first then Americans second.

[Hal]

JosephOne wrote:

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Right now America is roughly 50/50 on everything. The ruling political party just needs to coerce enough to get 51/49 and win their policies. When Republics get it will shift again, 49/51. It kind of gets maddening. We are not united as Americans any longer but united as Republicans or Democrats first then Americans second.

And you continue the separation of America with your rhetoric. Search for truth sans emotion; that is what will act as the uniting force. As you know, a husband an wife who shout out of anger with each other will find no peace, but a couple who listens quietly in search of the truth, will.

[JosephOne]

Hal wrote:

<quoted text> And you continue the separation of America with your rhetoric. Search for truth sans emotion; that is what will act as the uniting force. As you know, a husband an wife who shout out of anger with each other will find no peace, but a couple who listens quietly in search of the truth, will.

You are correct there. I agree wholeheartedly.

[concha pena]

I guess my pin just got knocked out. Too bad. and never made it to the alley, either.

[patylinda]

i dont think obama is the blame some else was the blame.

[Forrester]

Me hates dem nihgas too

[Jerry]

I feel that all the hatred towards the Obama administration is purely racial inequality based. The bowling alley is located deep within the lot, with nothing too flashy to make it seem appealing. I bet had the owners painted the building and attempted to make it appealing, then more people would use the facility. I am glad the anti Obama ad was removed from their sign as it proves there are still children running businesses. I am not a political person in any stretch but remember he won the vote over "I was a POW" speech everday.

[CityofStars]

maybe bowling is out and people are doing other things?