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Location: The Chatterdome in La La Land, CaliFUNia
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Originally Posted by californio sur
I voted no because if a person is Republican they are more likely not to be educated and have prejudice against minorities like Blacks\ Latinos & Gays. That would never work in my family. Also Republicans tend to be selfish & uninterested in community good [anti-social & narrow-minded]. Among young people being called a Republican is considered just about the worst thing you can call a person [very uncool].
Sorry but you sound just as narrow-minded and full of stereotypes as dscldsd ... I am a conservative republican (who happens to live not far from Pasadena) and do not fit any part of your "description".
Third graders would resort to name calling and taunts such as hussein obama ...
You actually see the man's real name as name-calling and taunts? What's with all you people that fear the name hussein? Is it fear? racism? hussein is part of his actual name
You actually see the man's real name as name-calling and taunts? What's with all you people that fear the name hussein? Is it fear? racism? hussein is part of his actual name
Since you are so intent on referring to him using his proper name, then you would use Barack Hussein Obama. Anything less would be disrespectful. You're not trying to be disrespectful are you?
Sorry but you sound just as narrow-minded and full of stereotypes as dscldsd ... I am a conservative republican (who happens to live not far from Pasadena) and do not fit any part of your "description".
I do not support anyone that supports someone h*ll bent on destroying this country. My family lives here and will continue to live here. My sister was so filled with liberal propaganda she, like most of them, would not even open her mind enough to listen to all sides. That is pure stupidity. Thankfully she has learned and thanked me to boot.
I make it a point to listen to the other side even if I rarely agree.
Some people would watch their loved-ones make bad decisions and do nothing, say nothing. I don't follow that brand of shallow love.
Location: The Chatterdome in La La Land, CaliFUNia
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Originally Posted by Theliberalvoice
???? A conservative Democrat not leaning liberal?
What if he was prochoice or pro gay marriage? But also a Christian.
That would be more challenging as these stances would make him liberal. My best friend is a conservative democrat and we see eye to eye on most issues even if we don't always agree on the best way to resolve issues. I could not see myself marrying someone who is pro-choice or pro-gay marriage as I believe that the Bible is clear on those issues.
Since you are so intent on referring to him using his proper name, then you would use Barack Hussein Obama. Anything less would be disrespectful. You're not trying to be disrespectful are you?
yes, as he disrespects the citizens of this country.
I did that once. Big mistake. Second time around, married someone with the same values. Amazingly more peaceful marriage! I don't recommend marrying someone who is very different in their outlook, life philosophy, etc.
How exactly is he hell bent on destroying the country and disrespecting the citizens of the country?
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