For Kerry Supporters Only

[caitycaity]

Originally posted by Crankyshank
http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=668635

This is the thread

wow, that's a pretty offensive thread.

 

[bubie2.5]

I much prefer:
"It's a world of laughter,
A world of tears;
It's a world of hopes
And a world of fears.
There's so much that we share
That it's time we were aware.
It's a small world after all."

 

[Planogirl]

I thought that the bit about Democrats all cheating and being corrupt was bad enough but this Bush assasination thing is so over the top that everything else pales in comparison IMO. What's next for goodness sake? If I WANTED to actually join a party I know that this nonsense doesn't exactly make the Republicans look appealing.

Which reminds me... The beer is neatly stored now. So who will help me distribute it to all of those drunken college students in order to buy their votes?

 

[luvsTink]

Planogirl...
Havn't you heard? All college students need are some new underwear and ramen noodles!!

http://www.michaelmoore.com/words/message/index.php?messageDate=2004-10-06

 

[Therapeutic Smile]

A lot of people are saying that John Kerry look like "Lurch"... but for those who want to argue he indeed looks Presidential... just make the following comparison (minus the hairline):

 

[momof2inPA]

Very presidential. Maybe we'll put President Kerry's image on bill or coin some day. Maybe we will name an airport after him-- Kerry National Airport.

 

[snoopy]

Physically, he reminds me a lot of Lincoln. Very tall and lanky like Lincoln.

 

[minniepumpernickel]

Originally posted by caitycaity
wow, that's a pretty offensive thread.

Well, atleast I feel better that I wasn't the only one annoyed by that one. How could anyone in their right mind think that just because someone is a democrat, that they would condone a presidential assasination?

It was almost enough to drive me to hanging out on the "dirty" sites again, instead of here.

I wish that I had seen the Philly thing too.

 

[barbeml]

I am watching the news recap of the big rally today. OMG what an ENORMOUS turnout!!! So great to see Bill Clinton out and about.

 

[crazyforgoofy]

Originally posted by barbeml
I am watching the news recap of the big rally today. OMG what an ENORMOUS turnout!!! So great to see Bill Clinton out and about.

My thoughts exactly.

 

[peachgirl]

Really, it's easy and doesn't hurt at all once those cheek muscles loosen up a bit.

They need to loosen their cheek muscles all right, but it's not the one's on their faces....


I was lucky enough to catch President Clinton's speech on tv today. God, I love that man!!!

I loved the one from the other day that asked if we "Bush haters" condoned his assasination.

I didn't even bother to respond on that thread. It was posted just to stir up trouble and for no other reason. Of course someone tried to say it might be because the Dem's are all Castro sympathizers.

Yeah, I'm a left wing commie radical because I don't think ANYONE'S death is funny.

 

[LisaZoe]

Originally posted by Crankyshank
http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=668635

This is the thread

The sad thing is that anyone would even suggest that the opposing party's members would consider such an option. We all know there are extremists at either end of the political spectrum but that doesn't mean their views are representative of the vast majority of members of their party.

 

[crazyforgoofy]

Originally posted by peachgirl
They need to loosen their cheek muscles all right, but it's not the one's on their faces....


I was lucky enough to catch President Clinton's speech on tv today. God, I love that man!!!



I didn't even bother to respond on that thread. It was posted just to stir up trouble and for no other reason. Of course someone tried to say it might be because the Dem's are all Castro sympathizers.

Yeah, I'm a left wing commie radical because I don't think ANYONE'S death is funny.

Oh peachgirl, you said what I was thinking about those cheek muscles, the ones in their nether regions. I was trying to think of an acceptable way to say 'tight ***' but you beat me to it.

FYI, I'm crazy about President Clinton too. I'd vote for him again in a heartbeat!

I guess it takes one left wing commie radical to know one. Pleased ta meetcha!

 

[Laura]

Go Kerry! :thewave:
Great pic of Clinton and Kerry in Philly!

 

[peachgirl]

So, fellow dem's, is THIS the way bush is protecting us???

http://online.wsj.com/article_email/0,,SB109866031609354178-IdjgYNhlaR3n52paIKIaKmGm4,00.html

Questions Mount Over Failure to Hit
Zarqawi's Camp

By SCOT J. PALTROW
Staff Reporter of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
October 25, 2004; Page A3

As the toll of mayhem inspired by terrorist leader Abu Musab al-Zarqawi mounts in Iraq, some former officials and military officers increasingly wonder whether the Bush administration made a mistake months before the start of the war by stopping the military from attacking his camp in the northeastern part of that country.

This is the monster responsible for beheading people in Iraq as of late. Why didn't bush get him when he could? Because it would have weakened his case for invading Iraq!

And the right wonders why some of us believe bush is evil????


Perhaps THIS is how he's protecting us....

Vast explosives cache reported missing in Iraq

U.N. agency confirms 377 tons of explosives have vanished
A “lack of security” resulted in the loss of 377 tons of high explosives from the sprawling Al-Qaqaa military installation about 30 miles south of Baghdad, said Mohamed ElBaradei, head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, or IAEA.

Great job, Mr. President. You've managed to supply terrorists with a huge cache of explosives to kill more Americans with!

Inept, bumbling, fool!!!!

 

[Laura]

I read about the missing weapons... that's just sooo scary. Scarier than the thought of Bush getting four more years in office. And that's pretty scary. But he's not throwing bombs at us, the terrorists are.



In better news, I read that the Philadelphia rally got quite a crowd!

Philadelphia Fire Commissioner Lloyd Ayers said more than a 100,000 people attended the midday rally.

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/10/25/politics/main651333.shtml

I saw Clinton once in person--oddly enough it was outside of Parliament in London, after he'd made a speech. I saw him and then-PM John Major. There was a crowd lined up across the street there just to wave at Clinton as he got into his car. He waved at us and smiled. It was pretty cool.

 

[Desperado]

Originally posted by WishingStar
Desperado, are you really that desperate and anxious about Bush's soon to be defeat, that you have to keep posting the same boring news. I could care less which newspaper endorses which candidate. Newspapers don't vote, people do. Im going to vote for Kerry and so are my fellow Kerry supporters. Do you really think that even one of us is going to say, "Oh, no a newspaper endorsement, I had better change my vote."

I don't visit the Bush supporter thread because I have nothing at all good to say about Bush. Maybe you should consider the same.

Actually, I don't know that I'm voting for Bush. Why must democrats be do ready to stereotype others? But Kerry's leadership and ultra liberal leanings are certainly questionble.

 

[WishingStar]

Originally posted by Desperado
Actually, I don't know that I'm voting for Bush. Why must democrats be do ready to stereotype others? But Kerry's leadership and ultra liberal leanings are certainly questionble.

Maybe it's because you're always posting this kind of garbage in the pro-Kerry threads. I didn't see you post about any of the papers that support Kerry in any of the Bush threads. And, why is being ultra liberal a bad thing?

 

[Therapeutic Smile]

Originally posted by Desperado
"If he could, who would Osama Bin Laden vote for?"

Well, we know who Ayatollah Ali Khameini would vote for

 

[Desperado]

Originally posted by Therapeutic Smile
Well, we know who Ayatollah Ali Khameini would vote for

We also have a good understanding of which candidate is preferred by terrorists and North Korea. Do you want a president taking a stand and standing behind what he says, or one that thinks if we were just nicer maybe the terrorists wouldn't hurt us? A president who changes his response with the polls? ONe with 6 different positions on Iraq? You may like other facets of Kerry's platform, but consistent stances on security sure as heck isn't one of them.

And what's up with using V. P. Cheney's daughter in the debate, that was creepy.