Re: Sing for change1

Markwes Fri Oct 03, 2008 10:25 am

floridafun wrote:and ltr, the indoctrinating them and teaching them to worship obama stuff...if your religion is so weak that you fear/resent a freakin political candidate being immensly popular because he is change from the rr status quo of the last almost-8 years..well so be it.

You are missing the whole point of the comparison between Obama and the Messiah. No one is fearing Obama will be more popular than Jesus. It's the whole idea that he is considered elite, better than the rest of us, and can do no wrong. That's how a lot of republicans, whether they are religious or not, perceive Obama and his (literally) followers.

Guest Fri Oct 03, 2008 11:13 am

Markwes wrote:
floridafun wrote:and ltr, the indoctrinating them and teaching them to worship obama stuff...if your religion is so weak that you fear/resent a freakin political candidate being immensly popular because he is change from the rr status quo of the last almost-8 years..well so be it.
You are missing the whole point of the comparison between Obama and the Messiah. No one is fearing Obama will be more popular than Jesus. It's the whole idea that he is considered elite, better than the rest of us, and can do no wrong. That's how a lot of republicans, whether they are religious or not, perceive Obama and his (literally) followers.

Nice try ... how is the man with 1 car, 1 house and 1 bike the elite one when the other guy has 7 homes, 13 cars and 1 private jet? The American people see straight throught this Messiah and Elite bullshit flung by the right wing.

**Cincy Fan 44** Fri Oct 03, 2008 11:20 am

Bman wrote:The American people see straight throught this Messiah and Elite bullshit flung by the right wing.

So who are the ones printing up the buttons and defending Obama against Palin's "Community Organizer" attacks saying that Jesus Christ was a Community Organizer and Pontius Pilate was a Governor? Sounds like a reference that Obama is the Messiah to me. Laughing

Markwes Fri Oct 03, 2008 11:27 am

Bman wrote:
Markwes wrote:
floridafun wrote:and ltr, the indoctrinating them and teaching them to worship obama stuff...if your religion is so weak that you fear/resent a freakin political candidate being immensly popular because he is change from the rr status quo of the last almost-8 years..well so be it.
You are missing the whole point of the comparison between Obama and the Messiah. No one is fearing Obama will be more popular than Jesus. It's the whole idea that he is considered elite, better than the rest of us, and can do no wrong. That's how a lot of republicans, whether they are religious or not, perceive Obama and his (literally) followers.

Nice try ... how is the man with 1 car, 1 house and 1 bike the elite one when the other guy has 7 homes, 13 cars and 1 private jet? The American people see straight throught this Messiah and Elite bullshit flung by the right wing.

There you go again, equating elitism with wealth. We have been over this before, but you can claim that you're superior over another individual without being wealthy. At my company, we had a person working here at one time who actually said she was superior to everyone else in intelligence. I would consider her an elitist.

floridafun Fri Oct 03, 2008 11:07 pm

pez wrote:Wow... people do some really dumb things with their kids...

yeah..like putting that 6 month old baby in the arms of a what--6 year old to carry around on camera...like whining because people express opinions about an unwed pregnant daughter, but to appeal to the anti-legal abortion folk she parades the poor girl at every event. but aw shucks folks shes just a hocky mom (well she was for a couple years 15 years ago anyway) and down-home gal just like me..ya know what with worryin about whether to put gas in the car or pay the gas bill or eat during the lean winter months. yea..just like me..

Guest Sat Oct 04, 2008 11:08 am

moondrop wrote:You are on a role Mark, love it.

Main Entry:
role Listen to the pronunciation of role
Variant(s):
also rôle Listen to the pronunciation of rôle \ˈrōl\
Function:
noun
Etymology:
French rôle, literally, roll, from Old French rolle
Date:
1605

1 a (1): a character assigned or assumed <had to take on the role of both father and mother> (2): a socially expected behavior pattern usually determined by an individual's status in a particular society b: a part played by an actor or singer2: a function or part performed especially in a particular operation or process <played a major role in the negotiations>

Main Entry:
1roll Listen to the pronunciation of 1roll
Pronunciation:
\ˈrōl\
Function:
noun
Etymology:
Middle English rolle, from Anglo-French roule, rolle, from Medieval Latin rolla, alteration of rotula, from Latin, diminutive of rota wheel; akin to Old High German rad wheel, Welsh rhod, Sanskrit ratha wagon
Date:
13th century

1 a (1): a written document that may be rolled up : scroll ; specifically : a document containing an official or formal record <the rolls of parliament> (2): a manuscript book b: a list of names or related items : catalog c: an official list <the voter rolls>: as (1): muster roll (2): a list of members of a school or class or of members of a legislative body 2: something that is rolled up into a cylinder or ball or rounded as if rolled <rolls of fat>: as a: a quantity (as of fabric or paper) rolled up to form a single package b: a hairdo in which some or all of the hair is rolled or curled up or under c: any of various food preparations rolled up for cooking or serving <cabbage rolls> ; especially : a small piece of baked yeast dough d: a cylindrical twist of tobacco e: a roll of paper on which music for a player piano is recorded in perforations which actuate the keys f: a flexible case (as of leather) in which articles may be rolled and fastened by straps or clasps <jewelry roll> g (1): paper money folded or rolled into a wad (2)slang : bankroll 3: something that performs a rolling action or movement : roller4: a wheel for making decorative lines on book covers ; also : a design impressed by such a tool

Learn the difference, dumbass.

Markwes Tue Oct 07, 2008 1:07 pm

Okay, I find this a little disturbing...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxJ7t3U3TDg

**Cincy Fan 44** Tue Oct 07, 2008 1:27 pm

Markwes wrote:Okay, I find this a little disturbing...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxJ7t3U3TDg

Fist dabs...a clear terrorist sign! Funny, didn't see any white kids in there, or any girls for that matter. Wonder what kind of school it was? Whatever, I'm sure if Barry loses, groups like this in quasi-military unis will be rioting in our streets, looting businesses, setting fires to buildings, etc...all in the name of the black guy getting screwed in the election... affraid

**Mort** Wed Oct 08, 2008 6:34 am

Yes I think I saw guns in the corner lol

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