McCain's Electability

Cycloptichorn wrote:

Give it up. Go hire all your lawyers to prosecute the thousands of Al Qaida in U.S. courts and clog them till the chickens come home to roost.

I think you guys have lost your marbles. You have lost all ability to reason by your hatred of any Republican.
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I don't hate any Republican.

Our 'lawyers' will be rounding up various members of the Bush cabal for some time to come; there will be an accounting of responsibility for decisions in the next few years, once the DoJ is out of Bush's hands.

Cycloptichorn

Sometimes it is interesting to study Cyclo's posts carefully. The circular logic; the unbridled self-righteousness; the blind hypocrisy; and the delusions of grandeur & power so evident in them - all are truly remarkable. In person he is a pleasant and agreeable guy, but when confronted with opposition on these threads he becomes something very different - a vengeful and potentially dangerous hater.

McCain's chances get better every day because people are slowly realizing
how terrible an Obama presidency will be for the future of this republic.

If you are a successful person or are planning to ever be successful you defiantly don't want Obama
to be elected president. Obama's plan includes punishing the successful with super high taxes ...

Following the Obama plan will only end up promoting individual failure as a good thing.

Cycloptichorn wrote:

Give it up. Go hire all your lawyers to prosecute the thousands of Al Qaida in U.S. courts and clog them till the chickens come home to roost.

I think you guys have lost your marbles. You have lost all ability to reason by your hatred of any Republican.
...

I don't hate any Republican.

Our 'lawyers' will be rounding up various members of the Bush cabal for some time to come; there will be an accounting of responsibility for decisions in the next few years, once the DoJ is out of Bush's hands.

Cycloptichorn

Sometimes it is interesting to study Cyclo's posts carefully. The circular logic; the unbridled self-righteousness; the blind hypocrisy; and the delusions of grandeur & power so evident in them - all are truly remarkable. In person he is a pleasant and agreeable guy, but when confronted with opposition on these threads he becomes something very different - a vengeful and potentially dangerous hater.

hanno wrote:

Cycloptichorn wrote:

What a bunch of crap. I grew up in Eastern Houston, around more 'industry' and chemical refineries then one can count. My family works in these places. I have worked in these places. And I'm well aware how much emphasis they put on cleanliness and the environment - not an ounce more then is required by law.

Therefore - as I care about having a clean and non-polluted environment - I support those laws, and there being the ability to enforce those laws. I don't want my kids to have to wonder what they are smelling in the air each and every day, like we did. I'd like to be able to eat fish out of the lakes and rivers and the Gulf of Mexico.

All you conservatives are the same, really - anybody who criticizes anything, why they must just be jealous. It's as if you can't see any other motives for folks then greed or jealousy. I think it's rather revealing personally.

Cycloptichorn

Hey, don't piss up my back and tell me I'm sweating, you're the one that wants to learn everyone a lesson for doing something constructive.

I never said jealous either - to see something someone else has and want it - you're giving yourself too much credit. I said someone's having fun and you're missing out and don't like it. For instance, as I type, I'm drinking from a can with graphics made to look like the qualifications on a technical drawing. To the end user of that kindof thing, the supervisor/foreman/superintendent kindof guy it would be like, 'yeah, we want to make it easy for you to interpret what we're about, in terms of hops-per-barrel, sir'. I don't think you've got the capacity for abstract thought to want what any given foreman's got - like to be able to step into a pulpit and say 'ladies and gentlemen, welcome to prime-time' - just that for you to have any kindof dignity as a member of the support-staff you've got to pee-pee in their cheerios. Jealousey and greed I'm all about - as long as were about something to start with they drive us to excel, otherwise, what have we got to lose. It's more basal and less constructive than jealousy what you're feeling...

What you have written here only makes sense, in the loosest definition of the word 'sense.'

Cycloptichorn

You either have an interpreter or you're a real patient man. I can't read that incoherent dribble.

Go listen to a Jeremiah Wright sermon, Edgar, and you will hear all kinds of things about "love" for his fellow man. People like the rich, white people, Jews, capitalists, and his beloved country, he expresses all kinds of love.

And what kind of love is it that consents to killing millions of innocent offspring, is that love, Edgar?

Anyway, it is quite evident here that the left is driven by hate

I grabbed this out of one of the posts above. I have long detected hate and vengeance as the modus operandi of the right. I have noted over the past few years, they have begun to say that about the left. I regard it as swift boating.

okie wrote:

Go listen to a Jeremiah Wright sermon, Edgar, and you will hear all kinds of things about "love" for his fellow man. People like the rich, white people, Jews, capitalists, and his beloved country, he expresses all kinds of love.

And what kind of love is it that consents to killing millions of innocent offspring, is that love, Edgar?

Perhaps, sir, it is love for the preservation of one's self or tribe; ethnic cleansing in its multifarious forms, for example, could be based on love of one's "tribe" that may engender an argument deriving the validity to kill human offspring ("innocent by definition"). Or else, love for one's false beliefs? Or could it be simple dementia in the same form that has grown in Cheney, Rumsfeld, Wolfowitz et al?

What do you say