carpe_diem:
Obamacare, Terrorist Attacks under Obama, Open boarders and protection ofSocialistic to me.
I don’t think that word means what you think it means. I’d go through each of your items one by one but why bother? You won’t change.
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How many more Americans were in poverty under Obama?
There was a lot more people on Food Stamps and Welfare while Obama,
Trump creates jobs, while the Democrat Politicians just want everyone
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This thread is merely an alter ego for the OP. He keeps bumping it if no one posts in it for a while.
I thought Democrats were accepting of everyone no matter who they are?
In the other two Threads on here that have thousands of views, the Democrat ones, I remember seeing them go a week or two with no posts, and then
Next time you’re trying to attack me, maybe think to yourself if you can easily
I’m nothing special in life, but I have Freedom of Speech still, until the Democrat Politicians take it away some day, and then I’ll still speak out. lol.
In the long scheme of things I don’t know that much in life. I try and live and learn
I’m far from perfect, and even though I am a perfectionist, I know that it isn’t
Wow, that’s quite a response. Why not just admit you had no idea what socialism means? You seem to define any policy you dislike as “socialism”. Words have meanings.
I like it when I am wrong. It gives me the opportunity to correct myself and move forward being wrong about one less thing.
Some people, despite evidence, never admit they are wrong. Too much pride. Instead, they move forward continuing to be wrong.
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Everything you post isn’t an original thought. We know where you get your marching orders. Now eat this cracker.
A noble effort, but you realize its pointless, right?
carpe_diem:
In the other two Threads on here that have thousands of views, the Democrat ones, I remember seeing them go a week or two with no posts, and then
Next time you’re trying to attack me, maybe think to yourself if you can easily
I’m nothing special in life, but I have Freedom of Speech still, until the Democrat Politicians take it away some day, and then I’ll still speak out. lol.
In the long scheme of things I don’t know that much in life. I try and live and learn
I’m far from perfect, and even though I am a perfectionist, I know that it isn’t
Borgia_dude:
I like it when I am wrong. It gives me the opportunity to correct myself and move forward being wrong about one less thing.
Some people, despite evidence, never admit they are wrong. Too much pride. Instead, they move forward continuing to be wrong.
You don’t read so well do you? It’s ok. I’m a slow reader myself.
You’re saying the same thing I am over and over again!
What’s even more funny, is that one of your fellow Dems on here liked your post,
zonulet
April 11, 2019, 5:17am
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lol and here you are posting. Hilarious
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I realize that Hannity, Limbaugh and Trump aren’t perfect.
But overall they’re helping this country overall, a lot more than the Democrats are.
Plus I could never vote for a Party that enjoys the Murdering of Innocent babies.
Dr. King wouldn’t support the hate speech that the left wing activists spew,
Some people getting beat up, simply for wearing a MAGA hat, or having a
I forgot, Democrats are perfect, and they’re always the victims, and
Everything is Trumps fault right?
mobulis
April 11, 2019, 11:06am
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carpe_diem:
Dr. King wouldn’t support the hate speech that the left wing activists spew,
Some people getting beat up, simply for wearing a MAGA hat, or having a
I forgot, Democrats are perfect, and they’re always the victims, and
Everything is Trumps fault right?
Nope, but according to you guys NOTHING is trumps fault.
He’s not perfect, and he could work on some things.
But overall, he’s definitely a lot better for America than any Democratic
mobulis
April 11, 2019, 11:34am
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carpe_diem:
He’s not perfect, and he could work on some things.
But overall, he’s definitely a lot better for America than any Democratic
Prove it, name something he did wrong.
I knew that was coming. I don’t agree with him cheating with other women
Besides, if I named more things Democrats on here
mobulis
April 11, 2019, 11:50am
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carpe_diem:
I knew that was coming. I don’t agree with him cheating with other women
Besides, if I named more things Democrats on here
I’m impressed, I didn’t think you would.
I’ve mentioned several things about Trump I didn’t agree with,
Do you disagree with the unprecedented number of lies he has told while in office? Lies that can be easily fact checked by non-partisan sources.
