The General Chatter Thread.

[freeziez]

I go by this rule: All/most politicians are douchebags.

Anyone care to change my opinion?

Nope, because you have the right opinion. However, some are more doucebaggy than others. Example: Mitt Romney

Excuse me, but politicians are people too. How else are the people supposed to be represented? In anarchy? Then people will try to take control, and establish themselves higher than others, and then we have regular anarchists turned right into the exact thing they fought against.

And how is Romney a douchebag? Just because you don't agree with him doesn't mean he is a bad person.

[kill343gs]

@frieziez in addition to politicians being people, corporations are now people as well

[freeziez]

@frieziez in addition to politicians being people, corporations are now people as well

*can't tell if you're serious*

Obviously not the physical corporations (as in buildings, etc.) but yes, I do believe anyone who works in or for a corporation is also a person.

[Resetti's Replicas]

I go by this rule: All/most politicians are douchebags.

Anyone care to change my opinion?

Nope, because you have the right opinion. However, some are more doucebaggy than others. Example: Mitt Romney

Excuse me, but politicians are people too. How else are the people supposed to be represented? In anarchy? Then people will try to take control, and establish themselves higher than others, and then we have regular anarchists turned right into the exact thing they fought against.

And how is Romney a douchebag? Just because you don't agree with him doesn't mean he is a bad person.

He's not purposely a douchebag, but he really has no idea what it's like for people who weren't born with silver spoon in their mouth.  A lot of his remarks are insensitive, probably not on purpose but I can understnad how they would make people feel indignant or offended.

[freeziez]

I go by this rule: All/most politicians are douchebags.

Anyone care to change my opinion?

Nope, because you have the right opinion. However, some are more doucebaggy than others. Example: Mitt Romney

Excuse me, but politicians are people too. How else are the people supposed to be represented? In anarchy? Then people will try to take control, and establish themselves higher than others, and then we have regular anarchists turned right into the exact thing they fought against.

And how is Romney a douchebag? Just because you don't agree with him doesn't mean he is a bad person.

He's not purposely a douchebag, but he really has no idea what it's like for people who weren't born with silver spoon in their mouth.  A lot of his remarks are insensitive, probably not on purpose but I can understnad how they would make people feel indignant or offended.

To be honest, I find most of Obongo (dammit acams) Obama's comments to be quite offensive to myself as the middle class and especially to the rich, but I find him nowhere near a bad person. I just don't think he's done his job right.

[Resetti's Replicas]

An example other than the "you didn't build it" gaffe?  (In exchange, I won't mention the dog on the roof)

[Scrap Daddy]

@frieziez in addition to politicians being people, corporations are now people as well

*can't tell if you're serious*

Obviously not the physical corporations (as in buildings, etc.) but yes, I do believe anyone who works in or for a corporation is also a person.

when your old enough to actually read into politics, you'll understand how retarded you sound. What kill is talking about is how corporations are pretty much allowed to donate as much money as they want to get someone elected. I really don't feel like typing some long ass post right now, but realistically, governments not on your side

[freeziez]

@frieziez in addition to politicians being people, corporations are now people as well

*can't tell if you're serious*

Obviously not the physical corporations (as in buildings, etc.) but yes, I do believe anyone who works in or for a corporation is also a person.

when your old enough to actually read into politics, you'll understand how retarded you sound. What kill is talking about is how corporations are pretty much allowed to donate as much money as they want to get someone elected. I really don't feel like typing some long ass post right now, but realistically, governments not on your side

k now i'm a retard

[HurricaneAndrew]

@frieziez in addition to politicians being people, corporations are now people as well

*can't tell if you're serious*

Obviously not the physical corporations (as in buildings, etc.) but yes, I do believe anyone who works in or for a corporation is also a person.

when your old enough to actually read into politics, you'll understand how retarded you sound. What kill is talking about is how corporations are pretty much allowed to donate as much money as they want to get someone elected. I really don't feel like typing some long ass post right now, but realistically, governments not on your side

Oh my ****ing God, THIS! This, everywhere!!!

[freeziez]

An example other than the "you didn't build it" gaffe?  (In exchange, I won't mention the dog on the roof)

i must be missing something... where did this come from?

[Noodle]

>hey guys im 14 but i know a lot about politics

[freeziez]

>hey guys im 14 but i know a lot about politics
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sorry for being open to discussion. i'll stop being autistic now.

[Mr. AS]

>hey guys im 14 but i know a lot about politics
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sorry for being open to discussion. i'll stop being autistic now.

pls thanks

[HurricaneAndrew]

>hey guys im 14 but i know a lot about politics
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>Using limegreen to greentext.
>2012

Ishigidy diggidy.


Also... Tony Stewart?

[Noodle]

>hey guys im 14 but i know a lot about politics
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sorry for being open to discussion. i'll stop being autistic now.

Open to discussion means you're open to responses.


and that means any response

even these:

@frieziez in addition to politicians being people, corporations are now people as well

*can't tell if you're serious*

Obviously not the physical corporations (as in buildings, etc.) but yes, I do believe anyone who works in or for a corporation is also a person.

when your old enough to actually read into politics, you'll understand how retarded you sound. What kill is talking about is how corporations are pretty much allowed to donate as much money as they want to get someone elected. I really don't feel like typing some long ass post right now, but realistically, governments not on your side

An example other than the "you didn't build it" gaffe?  (In exchange, I won't mention the dog on the roof)

@frieziez in addition to politicians being people, corporations are now people as well

>hey guys im 14 but i know a lot about politics
(Image removed from quote.)

>hey guys im 14 but i know a lot about politics
(Image removed from quote.)

>Using limegreen to greentext.
>2012

Ishigidy diggidy.


Also... Tony Stewart?

This one's good for /o/

[Resetti's Replicas]

An example other than the "you didn't build it" gaffe?  (In exchange, I won't mention the dog on the roof)

i must be missing something... where did this come from?

Now that's interesting, you say you've been offended by some of the things Obama's said yet you're unaware of the most-exploited one.  He was talking about how even the self-made man who built his business from the ground up built the business himself yes, but still needed roads, bridges, etc that other people built.   It was poorly worded yes but the message itself was really nothing shocking considering that the liberal party is pro gov't services and regulations.

[090901]

To be honest, I find most of Obongo (dammit acams) Obama's comments to be quite offensive to myself as the middle class and especially to the rich, but I find him nowhere near a bad person. I just don't think he's done his job right.

>implying he can do anything when the republicans have the majority in congress

[Jamin]

>Republicans hinder president as much as they can
>President cannot achieve anything do to hindering
>Republicans blame it on President
>????
>LACK OF PROFIT!


IT"S THE PERFECT PLAN!

[kill343gs]

@frieziez in addition to politicians being people, corporations are now people as well

*can't tell if you're serious*

Obviously not the physical corporations (as in buildings, etc.) but yes, I do believe anyone who works in or for a corporation is also a person.

when your old enough to actually read into politics, you'll understand how retarded you sound. What kill is talking about is how corporations are pretty much allowed to donate as much money as they want to get someone elected. I really don't feel like typing some long ass post right now, but realistically, governments not on your side

i was honestly just making a romney joke because i cannot into politics, but that works too

[Jamin]

ehh, I'm not too up to date with politics these days....uh, how's the situation in Saigon right now?