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AntiFlagWaver
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It never ends. Sold out for the billionth time by a Democrat. What a big fucking surprise.

As it says in the article: "With Democrats like this, who needs Republicans?"
Highstreet
QUOTE(AntiFlagWaver @ Tuesday, 13 November 2007, 1:09 pm) *
http://www.correntewire.com/feinstein_blow...nity_for_telcos

It never ends. Sold out for the billionth time by a Democrat. What a big fucking surprise.

As it says in the article: "With Democrats like this, who needs Republicans?"


broken link?
Boot
Um, your link is not working.
AntiFlagWaver
The link does not work because this software is truncating the link. Here is link the old fashioned way:

"http://www.correntewire.com/feinstein_blowjob_worse_than_violating_rights_of_millions_1999_censure_for_
linton_2007_retroactive_immunity_for_telcos"

But you really didn't need to see the link to believe that another Democratic sold us out, did you? If there is a "-D" in front of the name, you know you are probably not dealing with a progressive. You are dealing instead with a two-faced politician that will say one thing and do another.
Boot
Don't overgeneralize.
POAC
I knew it was Feinstein before clicking the link. She sucks. She's always sucked.

Jello Biafra said it best

Diane banker butt licker Margret Thatcher Fienstien! The dragon lady with no fucking heart.


Edit to add:

and BTW...

Feinstein Faces Dem Censure

sky of mind
So, one Democrat, one with a history of leaning right buggers up the progressive system,
and you blame the whole party.

But wait, let's assume as many as half of the Dems are sell outs, I'd like to hear your viable alternative.





Why is it you continue to hammer on the Democrats, and fail miserably at discussion concerning those who created and continue to make the situation what it is?



wall.gif <---- just doesn't seem to say enough!



(Note: Be it understood that having said this, there will be those who will choose to assume that this then means I'm supporting all Democrats all the time, and that in their minds I'm nothing but an apologist. Let this then be understood to be wrong.)
Highstreet
QUOTE(sky of mind @ Tuesday, 13 November 2007, 3:32 pm) *
So, one Democrat, one with a history of leaning right buggers up the progressive system,
and you blame the whole party.

But wait, let's assume as many as half of the Dems are sell outs, I'd like to hear your viable alternative.
Why is it you continue to hammer on the Democrats, and fail miserably at discussion concerning those who created and continue to make the situation what it is?
wall.gif <---- just doesn't seem to say enough!
(Note: Be it understood that having said this, there will be those who will choose to assume that this then means I'm supporting all Democrats all the time, and that in their minds I'm nothing but an apologist. Let this then be understood to be wrong.)


I think he was pointing out the Duplicity of many in the Democratic leadership who say one thing and do another.

Don't worry, this happens with many Repubs too. You generally see this affect when they accept money from Lobbyists.

AntiFlagWaver
QUOTE(Highstreet @ Tuesday, 13 November 2007, 3:03 pm) *
I think he was pointing out the Duplicity of many in the Democratic leadership who say one thing and do another.

Don't worry, this happens with many Repubs too. You generally see this affect when they accept money from Lobbyists.


Sky knows very well what I was pointing out, but since he is a Democrat himself he runs defense for them all the time and attacks back at anyone who condemns them for who they are. And then when you paint him into a corner he always comes back with the "no viable alternative" rationalization. I've been there a million times with him and have no doubt that this merry-go-round never stops. Somewhere along the line a sane person will want to jump off.
happymisanthropy
QUOTE(AntiFlagWaver @ Tuesday, 13 November 2007, 4:23 pm) *
And then when you paint him into a corner he always comes back with the "no viable alternative" rationalization.


It's sad that Sky is so unreasonable. The nerve, asking for an alternative...
AntiFlagWaver
QUOTE(sky of mind @ Tuesday, 13 November 2007, 12:32 pm) *
Why is it you continue to hammer on the Democrats, and fail miserably at discussion concerning those who created and continue to make the situation what it is?


I'll answer this, but you would already know if you weren't so in bed with the Democratic Party. We know all about the Republicans. We know all about the Bush Administration. We know who they are. We know what they will do. We know they are bad. They get condemned all the time here. So why should I beat that horse some more?

My real wrath is aimed at the party who is NOT supposed to be part of the problem but IS VERY MUCH part of the problem. As long as I see the Democrats as being part of the problem I will hammer the fuck out of them, as much as that pisses you off. You don't see clearly because you are a Democrat yourself. If you were to become truely independent of them and lose your pro-Democrat bias, then you would begin to realize what so many others already know.
sky of mind
QUOTE(Highstreet @ Tuesday, 13 November 2007, 3:03 pm) *
I think he was pointing out the Duplicity of many in the Democratic leadership who say one thing and do another.

Don't worry, this happens with many Repubs too. You generally see this affect when they accept money from Lobbyists.




I can accept the word "Many" as a good qualifier that is not a blanket statement.
In fact, "Many" is IMO closer to the truth because "Many" could mean 3 or 30.

Every politician takes money from lobbyists. Until the system is changed, they all will continue.
They have to as long as elections are privately financed.
sky of mind
QUOTE(AntiFlagWaver @ Tuesday, 13 November 2007, 4:37 pm) *
I'll answer this, but you would already know if you weren't so in bed with the Democratic Party.

This is your most persistant mistake concerning my opinions. Clearly you have taken the issue personally because that sentiment just isn't true, and if you didn't have your glasses fogged by emotion you would see the truth all over this forum. I have answered directly to this perticular sentiment spelling it out as simply as I know how many times, and still you hang on to what has been demonstrated time and again to be untrue.

We know all about the Republicans. We know all about the Bush Administration. We know who they are. We know what they will do. We know they are bad. They get condemned all the time here. So why should I beat that horse some more?

Because that horse IS NOT DEAD, and is still stinking up the palace! That hourse you choose to give a pass too is responsible for all the harm you are now ranting about. The Democrats did not create the problem, and they are not responsible for ending it. They are complicit for not doing enough, not nearly enough. They are complicit for not showing enough back bone, for allowing bushco to play them like a cheap date. As has been said before, Bush could end the war in an hour. He has the pen. All he has to do is make it so. It's his war! For the democrats to end the war, they have to follow a procedure, a difficult and politically iffy process. Also, if not for the Obstructionist Republicans along with the right leaning Democrats, that war would very likely be a different situation today.

My real wrath is aimed at the party who is NOT supposed to be part of the problem but IS VERY MUCH part of the problem. As long as I see the Democrats as being part of the problem I will hammer the fuck out of them, as much as that pisses you off. You don't see clearly because you are a Democrat yourself. If you were to become truely independent of them and lose your pro-Democrat bias, then you would begin to realize what so many others already know.

I don't have a pro-democrat bias. I have an anti Neo-con republican bias. I've explained that many times as well. You just don't seem to be able to grasp this. I have never said, ever ever said the Democrats in general were not part of the problem. Your accusation that I can't see, is because you refuse to see. For you it's become a personal thing.

I have in recient days been asked to not respond to every bit of bait you lay out. I have in this case attempted one more time to explain. I can't do any more than that, and if I continue trying TJ might come unhinged. So, you and I are left with two choices. 1] continue on and win no points from anyone. or 2] Agree to disagree, and just let the personal shit go. Just accept that you and I are not going to agree. THis doesn't mean either one of us is wrong, or stupid or delusional. It means it's NOT personal because we agree to disagree, respectfully.

POAC
The dems that capitulate are pretty small in number, so to blame the democratic party is pretty weak. However, since Pelosi and Reid are such poor leaders, it's not all that weak. They are the leadership, after all.

So far, every time the dems have rolled over, it's been part of a deal. Unfortunately, we the people come out on the shitty end of that deal.. the democratic party gets a little and Bush gets the best deal. It's maddening and I'm looking forward to tearing into the dems after the next election.

I'm as fed up as you are AFW. And I'm really disappointed that we've been let down by such cowardly dem leadership.
Abell9
You know....Im not sure how long I have been on this board but there is a rational growth occuring here. Some who swore the Dems were the great hope now realize....the Dems is just people and a let down of some magnitude. Most were then and still are convinced the Repub's are fundamental idiots. All of this magnified in society....how does a 3rd party fail to gain traction?

(Maybe its not magnified and we are a cell group of geniuses???)
happymisanthropy
QUOTE(Abell9 @ Wednesday, 14 November 2007, 12:06 am) *
All of this magnified in society....how does a 3rd party fail to gain traction?


Well, you aren't going to vote for me, I'm not going to vote for you, and Maxanne won't compromise and vote for either of us.
sky of mind
QUOTE(POAC @ Tuesday, 13 November 2007, 11:35 pm) *
The dems that capitulate are pretty small in number, so to blame the democratic party is pretty weak. However, since Pelosi and Reid are such poor leaders, it's not all that weak. They are the leadership, after all.

So far, every time the dems have rolled over, it's been part of a deal. Unfortunately, we the people come out on the shitty end of that deal.. the democratic party gets a little and Bush gets the best deal. It's maddening and I'm looking forward to tearing into the dems after the next election.

I'm as fed up as you are AFW. And I'm really disappointed that we've been let down by such cowardly dem leadership.



Let me state it again, only using TJ's words.
I'm upset with the situation as well. That however, is not my issue here on this thread, at this moment.
At least TJ demonstrates a little knowledge of the larger picture, and understands it's not as simple as "the dems caved" or that "the democrats and the republicans are all the same". Yes, there is much truth in those statements, but that's not all there is to it. And even so, what do we do about it?
sky of mind
QUOTE(Abell9 @ Wednesday, 14 November 2007, 12:06 am) *
You know....Im not sure how long I have been on this board but there is a rational growth occuring here. Some who swore the Dems were the great hope now realize....the Dems is just people and a let down of some magnitude. Most were then and still are convinced the Repub's are fundamental idiots. All of this magnified in society....how does a 3rd party fail to gain traction?

(Maybe its not magnified and we are a cell group of geniuses???)




I think, depending on circumstances, that after the 08 election cycle a third party could be a real and credible possibility.
I'd consider it quite likely for exactly the reasons you mentioned Abell.
Highstreet
QUOTE(sky of mind @ Tuesday, 13 November 2007, 9:59 pm) *
I can accept the word "Many" as a good qualifier that is not a blanket statement.
In fact, "Many" is IMO closer to the truth because "Many" could mean 3 or 30.

Every politician takes money from lobbyists. Until the system is changed, they all will continue.
They have to as long as elections are privately financed.


There are a few who do not. I do not need to mention their names.
Highstreet
QUOTE(Abell9 @ Wednesday, 14 November 2007, 3:06 am) *
You know....Im not sure how long I have been on this board but there is a rational growth occuring here. Some who swore the Dems were the great hope now realize....the Dems is just people and a let down of some magnitude. Most were then and still are convinced the Repub's are fundamental idiots. All of this magnified in society....how does a 3rd party fail to gain traction?

(Maybe its not magnified and we are a cell group of geniuses???)


The 2 major parties have rigged the election system against 3rd parties gaining traction.

We have to examine the facts and find someone in the 2 parties, this usually means someone who is not bought and sold. And it's rare.
Abell9
QUOTE(Highstreet @ Wednesday, 14 November 2007, 11:22 am) *
The 2 major parties have rigged the election system against 3rd parties gaining traction.

We have to examine the facts and find someone in the 2 parties, this usually means someone who is not bought and sold. And it's rare.



Well, now that you mention it, rarity is before us. As I have said, Paul and Kucinich (in my limited opinion) do represent the "rare". While I do disagree on MANY point with Kucinich, I do admire him as I believe him to be honest, candid, and in great contrast to the rest of the Democratic herd. You will note, Im not a HUGE supporter of the Dems. Paul is identical in many respects though I think his chances of winning are close to zero. And, Mr. Paul does have some issues. IF I had to choose a Dem...it would be Kucinich and I would have to live with accepting the integrity of the man over the things I think he would take from me. (Yea, Im a greedy redneck with guns.) But Paul...I can't quite swallow him yet...more later.
Highstreet
QUOTE(Abell9 @ Wednesday, 14 November 2007, 2:06 pm) *
Well, now that you mention it, rarity is before us. As I have said, Paul and Kucinich (in my limited opinion) do represent the "rare". While I do disagree on MANY point with Kucinich, I do admire him as I believe him to be honest, candid, and in great contrast to the rest of the Democratic herd. You will note, Im not a HUGE supporter of the Dems. Paul is identical in many respects though I think his chances of winning are close to zero. And, Mr. Paul does have some issues. IF I had to choose a Dem...it would be Kucinich and I would have to live with accepting the integrity of the man over the things I think he would take from me. (Yea, Im a greedy redneck with guns.) But Paul...I can't quite swallow him yet...more later.


His chances of winning are small, but growing everyhour. He is almost into double digit percentages in the states he advertises in. Not to mention the money machine.

gkh6
QUOTE(AntiFlagWaver @ Tuesday, 13 November 2007, 12:09 pm) *
Another Democratic showing her true colors.



Those colors wouldn't happen to be different shades of yellow would they? huh.gif
sky of mind
QUOTE(Highstreet @ Thursday, 15 November 2007, 11:52 am) *
His chances of winning are small, but growing everyhour. He is almost into double digit percentages in the states he advertises in. Not to mention the money machine.




Yep, he's almost just about maybe up on the fringes of the radar.
Now is the time to be hopeful. Dissapointment and dissatisfaction are not far down the road.
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