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Liberals would rather bankrupt the country than get a job!
bye bye barry

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The end of the leech ends tomorrow. No more sitting at home smoking dope, the leeches will be cleaning the sewers.
The Finger to liberals

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Neoconsuk wrote:
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So, all liberals hate America...brilliant
I'm not one but most liberals I know have enough respect to capitalize America, especially after writing it more than once.
How's this? America...see a capital "A"
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How this?...both my middle finger's pointing at you.
How this? F.U. you pathetic liberal lazy ass trash.

But...I did capitalize the "A" in America....not once but twice.
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The Finger to liberals wrote:
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How's this? America...see a capital "A"
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How this?...both my middle finger's pointing at you.
How this? F.U. you pathetic liberal lazy ass trash.
But...I did capitalize the "A" in America....not once but twice.
How hard is it to capitalize the name of your own country? A country that men (not panty-waists like your fat arse) have fought and died for.

You are pathetic...nothing but a "keyboard commando".
The Finger to liberals

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How hard is it to capitalize the name of your own country? A country that men (not panty-waists like your fat arse) have fought and died for.
You are pathetic...nothing but a "keyboard commando".
The internet is all you have BOY...that's why you love your homo boyfriend Obama so much....lots of free things...just like Christmas....Now go have your dinner with mommy and daddy...do your homework like a good little boy....and then mommy will read you a bedtime story. How's that sound pussboy.
No Chance For Romney

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The Finger to liberals wrote:
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How's this? America...see a capital "A"
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How this?...both my middle finger's pointing at you.
How this? F.U. you pathetic liberal lazy ass trash.
But...I did capitalize the "A" in America....not once but twice.
Awwwww........is inbred redneck about to pee his girly-pants cuz you know in your heart Obama is about to sweep the election ?

Awwww.....so fuggin' sad.

awwwwwwwwwwww.......THATS TOO FUGGIN BAD !
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The internet is all you have BOY...that's why you love your homo boyfriend Obama so much....lots of free things...just like Christmas....Now go have your dinner with mommy and daddy...do your homework like a good little boy....and then mommy will read you a bedtime story. How's that sound pussboy.
Holy sh*t...go lay down...

Unpatriotic friggin peabrain
No chance for Obama

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Obama has no chance to get 270 electoral votes. Obama is now losing PA and ohio
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Awwwww........is inbred redneck about to pee his girly-pants cuz you know in your heart Obama is about to sweep the election ?
Awwww.....so fuggin' sad.
awwwwwwwwwwww.......THATS TOO FUGGIN BAD !
It's not about the election...it's about me bending your wife over the sofa....your wife already voted and she voted "YES" to the python in my pants.

P.S. Please tell your wife she left her panties next to the dresser in my bedroom..
No Chance For Romney

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It's not about the election...it's about me bending your wife over the sofa....your wife already voted and she voted "YES" to the python in my pants.
P.S. Please tell your wife she left her panties next to the dresser in my bedroom..
Hey, you're a native of arkysaws.....their aint a chance in HELL you would have sex with anyone other than a direct relative, living or dead.

Or your sheep.

So that leaves any females in MY family out of it !

HA !
No Chance For Romney

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It's not about the election...it's about me bending your wife over the sofa....your wife already voted and she voted "YES" to the python in my pants.
P.S. Please tell your wife she left her panties next to the dresser in my bedroom..
I hear banjos, fugger ......

PADDLE FASTER !
No chance for Obama

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Romney wins all the swing states plus Michigan and Wiconsin.
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I hear banjos, fugger ......
PADDLE FASTER !
Speaking of paddles...your wife loves for me to spank her with a paddle...right before she does her perverted dance for me...Your wife at times likes to call me "The Human Tripod" and other times she calls me "The nuclear torpedo with the atomic warhead'...I call her "Smelly Tramp"...she likes that....when I have your wife bent over the kitchen sink she calls me "Mr. Daddy".....Don't tell anyone about your wife and my affair...your wife and I are trying to keep it a secret.
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Another day another drop, Romney now running with a 7.8% chance of winning.
http://fivethirtyeight.blogs.nytimes.com/

Also being in florida, I hear all the ads from pissed off Floridians that are standing 9 hours in line to vote and have decided because a republican caused them to wait these long waits because Rick Scott wanted to suppress minority voters, they are now voting democrat.

With that, looks like Obama is gonna take florida which means he only needs 1 state extra...like ohio...which he's getting...

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really wrote:
Another day another drop, Romney now running with a 7.8% chance of winning.
http://fivethirtyeight.blogs.nytimes.com/
Also being in florida, I hear all the ads from pissed off Floridians that are standing 9 hours in line to vote and have decided because a republican caused them to wait these long waits because Rick Scott wanted to suppress minority voters, they are now voting democrat.
With that, looks like Obama is gonna take florida which means he only needs 1 state extra...like ohio...which he's getting...
These people that have to wait in these lines should remember this when their Gov. is up for re election.
If you notice it is in states that have REP. Gov.[ FLA., OHIO,] and it is happening in parts of the state that have mostly DEMs in them.
The REPs can't win this election without cutting voting hours and haveing to suppress minority voters.
Have a nice night
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Wow wrote:
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Let me sum up Romney - Bipartisan - let me sum up Obama - sometimes Partisan sometimes Nonpartisan - depending on where the money comes from - both will get the country no where. We need a leader and not a follower. ROMNEY 2012!
I agree. It's time that the younger generation needs a role model to follow. This election should define a new set of morals for generations to identify with and begin the movement to a new standard of America. This new generation should emulate Mr. Romney and say "Yes! I TOO destined for greatness! I too am too important to go to combat and defend this country! I am above that sort of honor that defines itself by selfless service and commitment to values". Anybody that thinks they are TOO GOOD to go to war because they are destined for better things than that is my candidate!!
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VET wrote:
If you want to get educated, work hard, have aspirations of success & self reliance, be someone your friends & children can be proud of, you vote Republican or Libertarian. If you want to sit idly in a subsidized house, with the most exciting part of your month being the day SS re-loads your EBT car, you vote Dumbocrat.
So as a "Vet" You can identify with a guy that says that he is "Too important to go to war"? You can believe in a leader that feels they are "Destined for greater things than military service". Do you really believe that there is a class of people that is too good to have to endure the agony and pain of battle because they are estined for it?
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Actually, It's People Who Vote Who Have No Right To Complain

Posted by David Kramer on November 6, 2012 12:18 AM

(I posted this on Election Day last year. I have decided to post it again on Election Day this year for people who have discovered LewRockwell.com since then. I will probably continue to re-post this every Election Day—until Homeland Security eventually shuts down LewRockwell.com )

If you're a voluntaryist, like I am, I'm sure that you've had some person at one time or another say to you, "If you don't vote, then you have no right to complain." But that person's logic is backwards. If I don't accept something to begin with (in this case, the institution of government), what logic would it be on my part to have any sort of association and/or dealings with it that perpetuates its legitimacy—and then complain about it? If I don't like Chinese food, I don't go to Chinese restaurants.(And since the owners of the Chinese restaurants can't come after me to force me to patronize their businesses, then there's no need for me to complain about Chinese food.)

But if you do associate and/or have dealings with something, then there is a tacit understanding that you have accepted its conditions. For example: If you are a left-winger who believes in government and voting—but obviously didn't vote for Bush—then when Bush was elected you had no right to complain; you've already agreed to the condition that you will accept the results of the election regardless of who wins.(Of course, a person can complain about certain aspects of the government in the same way that I can complain about some of the food in a restaurant that I do patronize.)

On the other hand, since I (as a voluntaryist) don't accept the legitimacy of (nor even the need for) government to begin with, I have every right to complain about this inefficient, corrupt monopoly forcing itself on my personal being when I don't even want the services that it provides.
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NoRightToComplain wrote:
Actually, It's People Who Vote Who Have No Right To Complain
Posted by David Kramer on November 6, 2012 12:18 AM
(I posted this on Election Day last year. I have decided to post it again on Election Day this year for people who have discovered LewRockwell.com since then. I will probably continue to re-post this every Election Day—until Homeland Security eventually shuts down LewRockwell.com )
If you're a voluntaryist, like I am, I'm sure that you've had some person at one time or another say to you, "If you don't vote, then you have no right to complain." But that person's logic is backwards. If I don't accept something to begin with (in this case, the institution of government), what logic would it be on my part to have any sort of association and/or dealings with it that perpetuates its legitimacy—and then complain about it? If I don't like Chinese food, I don't go to Chinese restaurants.(And since the owners of the Chinese restaurants can't come after me to force me to patronize their businesses, then there's no need for me to complain about Chinese food.)
But if you do associate and/or have dealings with something, then there is a tacit understanding that you have accepted its conditions. For example: If you are a left-winger who believes in government and voting—but obviously didn't vote for Bush—then when Bush was elected you had no right to complain; you've already agreed to the condition that you will accept the results of the election regardless of who wins.(Of course, a person can complain about certain aspects of the government in the same way that I can complain about some of the food in a restaurant that I do patronize.)
On the other hand, since I (as a voluntaryist) don't accept the legitimacy of (nor even the need for) government to begin with, I have every right to complain about this inefficient, corrupt monopoly forcing itself on my personal being when I don't even want the services that it provides.
Very true. However, what if the very establishment that you choose to reject happens to be the best (and only) means to affecting the the problems that you have brought up? I.e. What if voting for the "establishment" is the only way to correct or eliminate the establshment? What if your indifference FEEDS it to begin with? We have to agree that in an analogy, government is like a weed. It's parasitic and really not pretty. What if, like a weed, TOO much participation (like weed and feed) made it wither and die. What if 100% participation created an environment in which the establishment would wither and die?
No Chance For Romney

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NY Maniac wrote:
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Very true. However, what if the very establishment that you choose to reject happens to be the best (and only) means to affecting the the problems that you have brought up? I.e. What if voting for the "establishment" is the only way to correct or eliminate the establshment? What if your indifference FEEDS it to begin with? We have to agree that in an analogy, government is like a weed. It's parasitic and really not pretty. What if, like a weed, TOO much participation (like weed and feed) made it wither and die. What if 100% participation created an environment in which the establishment would wither and die?
Going further..."what if" the American people rejected the Repukelican party for the terrorist organization it is....

"What if" the government of the United States declared 'open season' on everyone who declared themselves a terrorist Repukelican....

"What if" the government approved a 'shoot-on-sight" directive aimed at this terrorist organization.....

"What if" the American government offered a 'bounty' of $0.30 an ear for each and every repukelican....

But then again, Utopia only exists in dreams......

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