DVDizzy Forum

TM2-Megatron wrote: 'k, but what does using his full name over and over have to do with it? Repetition is one of the worst, and most annoying, tools of (poor) writers worldwide. Not surprisingly, it's typically employed by both FOX News and CNN.

I used his full name, because I'm making a point. His full name speaks to the type of faith and heritage he comes from. I don't expect the blind to understand what that means, however.

Finally, you calling my writing skills poor, only speaks to the small person that you obviously are.

Siren wrote:I sense a disturbance in the McCain/Palin party force. A sense of bitterness perhaps.

Oh, I'm not in the McCain/Palin party. I voted Democratic across the board, except for President. I know an honorable, patriotic man when I see one, and Barack Obama is not that man.

MadonnasManOne wrote:
I used his full name, because I'm making a point. His full name speaks to the type of faith and heritage he comes from. I don't expect the blind to understand what that means, however.

Way to show your bigotry there.

pap64 wrote:
Its clear where your preferences lie, so I won't argue that since its your right to express your opinion. However, I don't like how you are condemning the people that voted for Obama and desire misfortune on them simply because they went against your thoughts. All I have to say is this...

There is ALWAYS an air of uncertainty when a new leader enters our Government. It doesn't matter if the leader has years of experience or are still inexperienced. Hell, the leader could be somebody that is already in congress enjoying a nice position. NOTHING can tell if they will lead well or not.

If Hillary had won it wouldn't make things better. She would have had the same chances and public reaction as Obama did tonight.

Will Obama make this country better? We don't know for sure. But now its the perfect time to be united rather than to divide ourselves over petty differences. There's a reason this country is called the UNITED States. So instead of cursing the voters you should join them and hope that everything is fine, no matter what your gut is telling you.

I'm not cursing anyone. I'm saying that those who voted for Barack Obama will be the first to complain when they realize that he has deceived them. I feel he is deceiving America. I have felt that way since he first started campaigning. Trust me, I would love nothing more than to feel good about his election. I am a Democrat, and I agree very strongly with the platform. However, I have to vote for the person, and not the party, when my gut feeling is telling me that something is not right.

I do hope that everything is fine. I want America to be the great place I know it can be. I just don't feel it will be, with Barack Obama leading it. I hope I'm wrong. I pray I am. However, I don't want to hear any complaining from those who voted for Barack Obama, should my instincts prove to be right.

He's a Christian, is he not? He's not a Muslim, he's not a terrorist.

LEAVE OBAMA ALONE!!!
(My Chris Crocker impression, fyi...I'm not trying to be a total biatch...)

Widdi wrote:

MadonnasManOne wrote:
I used his full name, because I'm making a point. His full name speaks to the type of faith and heritage he comes from. I don't expect the blind to understand what that means, however.

Way to show your bigotry there.

So someone's name shows what faith they are? Really? My last name is Rodriguez, middle name is Holly, please tell me what faith I am.

Again, I say....bitter.

Who wants to make bets on how long before this one gets locked?

Widdi wrote:
Way to show your bigotry there.

I'm not a bigot. I don't appreciate you saying that, either. If you are going to act in this way, I will report you to the administrators of this site. I have every right to express my opinion.

If you knew anything about Barack Obama, his family history, or the faith he came from, you wouldn't be calling me a bigot. If you really knew the type of person Barack Obama is, and the fact that he was a member of a church, for over 20 years, whose Reverend preached hate towards America, then you wouldn't be calling ME the bigot.

Ignorance is bliss, until you realize you have no idea what you are talking about.

disneyboy20022 wrote:
Well I am going to listen to Rush Limbaugh in the morning going boo hoo and will enjoy every bit of it...then after the first 10 minutes I will turn the radio station off of Rush

I will greatly enjoy this as well.

For what it's worth, I thought McCain's speech (albeit not his audience) was very very classy and respectful. I have a great respect for McCain, I just didn't believe that he was the right choice for me.

Palin is part of a church that is fully of witch hunters. I am Wiccan. Its a conflict of interests to support her.

And the stuff you are talking about is bs propaganda thrown out there to scare off voters. Check out Snopes dear.

Siren wrote:
So someone's name shows what faith they are? Really? My last name is Rodriguez, middle name is Holly, please tell me what faith I am.

Again, I say....bitter.

Who wants to make bets on how long before this one gets locked?

Again, this shows that people have no idea who they have elected. This thread doesn't have be locked, as long as people are willing to realize that those who didn't vote for Barack Obama, have every right to express their opinions, as well.

I'm not bitter. I don't take kindly to people calling me a bigot, or telling me that my belief and opinions are wrong.

blackcauldron85 wrote:He's a Christian, is he not? He's not a Muslim, he's not a terrorist.

LEAVE OBAMA ALONE!!!
(My Chris Crocker impression, fyi...I'm not trying to be a total biatch...)

Of course he is a Christian. He didn't say Allah Bless America at the end of his speech did he?

And even if he wasn't, who cares? One's religion does not determine one's ability to lead. Hitler was a christian and look how good that turned out... That's not to say there have not been good christian leaders, because there have been, just as there have been good Muslim leaders as well.

You can vote for whomever you want, that's one of the great things about living in a democracy, but when you say "I won't vote for them because of their minute Muslim heritage", that isn't just cause. It is bigotry. The same exact bigotry that kept blacks, and women and jews and gays and at one point in history, Christians from having rights and being equal citizens.

And the fact that someone is willingly spewing their bigot crap for the world to see is despicable as far as I'm concerned.

MMO you've been bitter ever since Hilary lost in the primaries and now you're just making yourself look like a ************.

Moron's point out middle names. Smart people look past them.

Moderator's note: offending language has been removed from this post.

MadonnasManOne wrote: I don't take kindly to people calling me a bigot, or telling me that my belief and opinions are wrong.

Then you sir are a hypocrite! Because from your first post tonight after this election that is exactly what you did to us! Its okay for you to do it apparently. Double standards perhaps?

No Muslim would say God Bless America. Such a thing is against the Muslim religion. It would have been Allah. He is Christian through and through. I'm not, but I won't hold it against him

For those who wanted to read the truth, good and bad about Obama....Snopes
http://www.snopes.com/politics/obama/obama.asp

Widdi wrote: And the fact that someone is willingly spewing their bigot crap for the world to see is despicable as far as I'm concerned.

MMO you've been bitter ever since Hilary lost in the primaries and now you're just making yourself look like a giant ass.

Moron's point out middle names. Smart people look past them.

Okay, that's it. You are flat out insulting me. I don't care if I get banned from this site, or not, but, if you are going to insult me, and call me names, then you deserve this.

You are the one who is an ***************************

This has nothing to do with Hillary Rodham Clinton losing in the primaries. Sure, I would love to have had the chance to vote for her, because I believe she would work very hard to make America a better place.

However, when that wasn't the case, I had to struggle to find out who I believe in most. I actually didn't make up my mind until 2 days ago.

I didn't want to vote for a Republican, however, when I did my research, and took all that I've seen, I knew I couldn't vote for Barack Obama. He's not a patriotic person, he has ties with people who hate America (just look at Reverend Wright), and people see right through it.

Your insults of me mean nothing. For all I care, you can go to hell. I'm sure I'll get banned from this site, but, with company like this, I won't be missing anything.

Moderator's note: personal attack and offending language has been removed from this post.

I don't like Madonna either!

Can we not let politics ruin what is usually a nice forum?



albert

I felt like I needed to post this video. I don't think that it will make a difference, but this whole discussion reminds me of it:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w8msMbgSwb8

MadonnasManOne, you know better than that. Personal attacks are not allowed! I've edited your post to remove the offending language. Consider yourself warned.

Siren wrote:I don't like Madonna either!

Big deal. Lot's of people don't.

Again, small people.

CJ wrote: MadonnasManOne, you know better than that. Personal attacks are not allowed! I've edited your post to remove the offending language. Consider yourself warned.

So, Widdi can hurl personal attacks against me, and all is well with the world? Well, isn't that nice.

Whatever. Warn me. I'm really not surprised.

Siren wrote:I don't like Madonna either!