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il duce again...
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http://apnews.myway.com/article/20070730/D8QN4AHO0.html

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Giuliani argued that he favors less government and lower taxes.

"That's what makes America great, not this nanny government that Democrats want to give us, where government controls your entire life," he said.



puh-leeze..mister duce...what about king georges' MCA??.. or his illegal wiretapping??.. or his gulag system??...are you trying to tell us thats not the govt controlling your entire life.. or that this was the democrats idea??...what do you think we are..stupid??...tragically..your right..because enough ppl are stupid enough to ruin the country by electing you POTUS...


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"anchor blocks counteract the process of pontiprobation..while omalean globes regulize the pressure"...

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Re: il duce again... [Re: Annapurna1]
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Agreed, if republicans started acting conservative, I might vote for em. As it is, the two-party system benefits both parties, by shoehorning people into camps based on peripheral issues like gay marriage and guns (none of which should rightly be federal policy, except when the gays or guns move states) while ignoring more pressing issues of accountability and spending- which the parties seem to agree on(in action only).

How much good could the drug war and Iraq war do if they were discontinued and the money simply returned to those who pay for it? While mostly these funds come from rich folks/ companies, the reinvestment in our domestic markets is a hell of a lot better than this mandated theft for dubious benefit.

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Re: il duce again... [Re: johnm214]
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Id rather live under hillarys socialist regime than under giuliani's police state any day. And i HATE socialism, but id rather have my money taken from me than my freedom.

Actually, Id like to keep both. Im tired of voting for the lesser of 2 evils.

Edited by dedjam (08/01/07 10:33 AM)

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Re: il duce again... [Re: dedjam]
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i wouldnt call hillary a "socialist" or even center-left..and shes' definitely not my first choice for POTUS either...but she is obviously a much better choice than giuliani...for that matter..even king george would be a lesser evil than giuliani or romney...


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Re: il duce again... [Re: Annapurna1]
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Annapurna1 said:
i wouldnt call hillary a "socialist" or even center-left..and shes' definitely not my first choice for POTUS either...but she is obviously a much better choice than giuliani...for that matter..even king george would be a lesser evil than giuliani or romney...



I hope by saying she's not a socialist you mean that she's an out-right communist, because that's what she is:

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It's time for a new beginning, for an end to government of the few, by the few and for the few, time to reject the idea of an "on your own" society and to replace it with shared responsibility for shared prosperity. I prefer a "we're all in it together" society.



Taken from http://www.hillaryclinton.com/news/speech/view/?id=1839

I can't personally think of a way to interpret "shared responsibility" other than taking my money and giving it to other people.

Perhaps you could point to some evidence that Hillary doesn't plan on taking my money, I'd love to see it.

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Re: il duce again... [Re: Economist]
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...You know... stereotypes are an awesome thing. If you constantly present a image to a bunch of people who either dislike that image or are afraid of that image and attribute that to a foe, then that's a stigma that they'll never be able to shake and you'll always be able to be that much more better, moral, stronger, intelligent, legal than they are because stereotypes are always in the back of people's mind and the less astute members of the population will always buy into it out of fear. Say what you want about republicans but they're brilliant at that mind fucking game because subconsciously they're making the democrats out to be the biggest enemy of this country in the 20th century (that being the Soviets... in case you didn't know) while they put themselves in the position of the protector from this evil. As much as I hate the republican party, they're quite brilliant in a Orwellian evil way.


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Hi  :scrambled:

My god... it's full of stars...

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Re: il duce again... [Re: StrandedVoyager]
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The Republicans didn't make Hillary say what she said. They don't write her speaches for her.

And, by the way, the Republicans learned about stereotyping from the democrats. The so-called "need" for welfare or social security, the suposed inability of people not born into wealth to succeed, and the perception that the rich didn't work hard for their money are all stereotypes started by the Democrats going back decades.

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Re: il duce again... [Re: Economist]
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Economist said:
The Republicans didn't make Hillary say what she said.  They don't write her speaches for her.

And, by the way, the Republicans learned about stereotyping from the democrats.  The so-called "need" for welfare or social security, the suposed inability of people not born into wealth to succeed, and the perception that the rich didn't work hard for their money are all stereotypes started by the Democrats going back decades.



:drooling: Huh?


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Hi  :scrambled:

My god... it's full of stars...

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Re: il duce again... [Re: Economist]
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Re: il duce again... [Re: Annapurna1]
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