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Amen! Preach it, dawg!

Dems just got pwn3d.

Thanks for the link, MD. That just made my day.

Wow. I stopped watching it right after I started. That dude's delivery made my head spin. I knew right away that I would be wasting valuable minutes.

Suede27 Wrote:Wow. I stopped watching it right after I started. That dude's delivery made my head spin. I knew right away that I would be wasting valuable minutes.

I get it. Your fragile worldview couldn't take it.

It's OK.

That guy is a jackass. What does Ludacris have to do with this election?

It's "Ludacris" that someone with no experience is coasting to the United States Presidency.

mixduptransistor Wrote:That guy is a jackass. What does Ludacris have to do with this election?

He doesn't have anything to do with the election per se. He's just pointing out the fact that all the rich black guys don't get called republicans b/c they're rich, while he's a not rich black guy who is assumed to be rich because he is a republican.

To me it seemed like he was trying to say that somehow Obama supported irresponsible hip-hop culture because he supports abortion rights. The Ludacris part wasn't tied to the "you're not supposed to be a republican" part.

BlazingGoat Wrote:It's "Ludacris" that someone with no experience is coasting to the United States Presidency.

Did Bush have the experience needed to be pres?

Suede27 Wrote:

BlazingGoat Wrote:It's "Ludacris" that someone with no experience is coasting to the United States Presidency.

Did Bush have the experience needed to be pres?

Yep! Governor of the Great Republic of Texas.

Nice video.

BlazingGoat Wrote:

Suede27 Wrote:Did Bush have the experience needed to be pres?

Yep! Governor of the Great Republic of Texas.

How'd that work out for you? Last I heard 91% were saying the country is on the wrong track.

UAB Band Dad Wrote:

BlazingGoat Wrote:

Suede27 Wrote:Did Bush have the experience needed to be pres?

Yep! Governor of the Great Republic of Texas.

How'd that work out for you? Last I heard 91% were saying the country is on the wrong track.

Exactly why I asked the question...

I love that guy.

STLouis Blazer Wrote:I love that guy.

Sadly, that's not surprising.

Sadly, it's not surprising you love Obama. Ooooh!!! Snap! You just got served!

If only Bush had done a better job five years ago of making the Democrats agree to oversee mortgage lenders. This just shows Bush's incompetence:

http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.ht...A9659C8B63

My favorite quote:

"These two entities — Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac — are not facing any kind of financial crisis," said Representative Barney Frank of Massachusetts, the ranking Democrat on the Financial Services Committee. "The more people exaggerate these problems, the more pressure there is on these companies, the less we will see in terms of affordable housing."

Suede27 Wrote:Wow. I stopped watching it right after I started. That dude's delivery made my head spin. I knew right away that I would be wasting valuable minutes.

I stopped at the part where he said that the Democrats had the support of welfare recipients. Dude obviously hasn't been visited a southern Dollar General after the 3rd of the month, where you'll find a lot of dirty flip-flops, camo pants and fake Dixie Outfitters gear.

He's entitled to his opinions, but he SERIOUSLY needs to take that damn shirt off...Dick Pryor would not approve.

UAB Band Dad Wrote:

BlazingGoat Wrote:

Suede27 Wrote:Did Bush have the experience needed to be pres?

Yep! Governor of the Great Republic of Texas.

How'd that work out for you? Last I heard 91% were saying the country is on the wrong track.

I like him. Have liked him. No amount of liberal propaganda (or Oliver Stone Hatchetpiece) on the subject can change my mind.

What could, is if he did something I disagreed with. And while he has, at times, he's running a lot better in that regard than Clinton and a few other presidents I can think of.

Did you know that your precious polls also say that America has a lower opinion of the DEMOCRAT controlled congress?

Things that make you go "hmmm"....

BlazerUnit Wrote:He's entitled to his opinions, but he SERIOUSLY needs to take that damn shirt off...Dick Pryor would not approve.

Cheer up. After Obama's successful putsch in November, the liberal brown-shirts can go take care of the man's freedom of choice. And him too as an "inconvenient" aberration.

BlazingGoat Wrote:

BlazerUnit Wrote:He's entitled to his opinions, but he SERIOUSLY needs to take that damn shirt off...Dick Pryor would not approve.

Cheer up. After Obama's successful putsch in November, the liberal brown-shirts can go take care of the man's freedom of choice. And him too as an "inconvenient" aberration.

Maybe he'll take care of Anime, too.

Suede27 Wrote:

BlazingGoat Wrote:

BlazerUnit Wrote:He's entitled to his opinions, but he SERIOUSLY needs to take that damn shirt off...Dick Pryor would not approve.

Cheer up. After Obama's successful putsch in November, the liberal brown-shirts can go take care of the man's freedom of choice. And him too as an "inconvenient" aberration.

Maybe he'll take care of Anime, too.

I wouldn't be surprised!

BlazerUnit Wrote:

Suede27 Wrote:Wow. I stopped watching it right after I started. That dude's delivery made my head spin. I knew right away that I would be wasting valuable minutes.

I stopped at the part where he said that the Democrats had the support of welfare recipients. Dude obviously hasn't been visited a southern Dollar General after the 3rd of the month, where you'll find a lot of dirty flip-flops, camo pants and fake Dixie Outfitters gear.

He's entitled to his opinions, but he SERIOUSLY needs to take that damn shirt off...Dick Pryor would not approve.

It sounds like you're doing some stereotyping there, Unit.

BlazingGoat Wrote:

Suede27 Wrote:

BlazingGoat Wrote:

BlazerUnit Wrote:He's entitled to his opinions, but he SERIOUSLY needs to take that damn shirt off...Dick Pryor would not approve.

Cheer up. After Obama's successful putsch in November, the liberal brown-shirts can go take care of the man's freedom of choice. And him too as an "inconvenient" aberration.

Maybe he'll take care of Anime, too.

I wouldn't be surprised!

I was half-way kidding. I do dislike Anime, personally. But to each his own.

On that note, one of my art classes @ UAB was tought by Baulos. On the first day of class, he said that if anyone turned ANYTHING in EVER that had any referrence to Anime, it'd be an instant F. Even with my dislike for Anime, I disliked him from right then. Thought that was BS. Just thought I'd share that.

BlazerFan11 Wrote:

BlazerUnit Wrote:

Suede27 Wrote:Wow. I stopped watching it right after I started. That dude's delivery made my head spin. I knew right away that I would be wasting valuable minutes.

I stopped at the part where he said that the Democrats had the support of welfare recipients. Dude obviously hasn't been visited a southern Dollar General after the 3rd of the month, where you'll find a lot of dirty flip-flops, camo pants and fake Dixie Outfitters gear.

He's entitled to his opinions, but he SERIOUSLY needs to take that damn shirt off...Dick Pryor would not approve.

It sounds like you're doing some stereotyping there, Unit.

How....?

Suede27 Wrote:

BlazerFan11 Wrote:

BlazerUnit Wrote:

Suede27 Wrote:Wow. I stopped watching it right after I started. That dude's delivery made my head spin. I knew right away that I would be wasting valuable minutes.

I stopped at the part where he said that the Democrats had the support of welfare recipients. Dude obviously hasn't been visited a southern Dollar General after the 3rd of the month, where you'll find a lot of dirty flip-flops, camo pants and fake Dixie Outfitters gear.

He's entitled to his opinions, but he SERIOUSLY needs to take that damn shirt off...Dick Pryor would not approve.

It sounds like you're doing some stereotyping there, Unit.

How....?

Maybe because Pryor was a dedicated free-baser and therefore HAD TO BE a democrat? :dunno:

No, I was talking about the Dollar General crowd.

BlazerFan11 Wrote:It sounds like you're doing some stereotyping there, Unit.

Hardly. The video subject's spinning his own version of the 'welfare queens' meme that was started by the Reagan campaign, which itself was intended to stereotype poor African-Americans dependent on public assistance.

As someone who actually worked in a southern Dollar General store and lent non-judgmental customer service toward people of both descriptions, perhaps I might have a slightly different insight than you would, 11.