For the 9 to 5 crowd, that votes on their way home.
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Change
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yes haunting....someone else has that ....disturbing ...THING
When I ask people what comes after change nobody knows. Are we having change for change sake? Just ask'in. |
I'm not even thinking about after change, I want to know what changes?
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yes, exactly.
When I ask people "what changes?" they repeat the word "change" I say,"go on" they say "just that change" I say, "OK" one word isn't good enough for my vote. The only people that can afford the ideal of change without substance is the affluent and that is where this movement is comming from . oh and the knee jerk reaction from the african american community to percieved racial attacks. 8 to 1 vote obama on the basis of skin color. |
I'm sorry but the style of the handshakes over 'Change' look familiar. From what reference was the above picture? From '1984' or something?
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The "Change" motto makes me think of this post at Cosmic Variance:
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Simple. I'm a liberal, leftist-pinko-commie. :p
Oh, you mean "Why not Clinton?" She's too tuned into the poll-of-the-moment. I still haven't forgiven her for voting to approve Bush's invasion of Iraq. I also like the externally-apparent political symbol embodied in electing a president with the middle name "Hussein". I haven't heard him saying too much I disagree with (yet), so what's not to like? |
I didn't say there was or wasn't. I was just curious about your opinion.
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In election 2008, don’t forget Angry White Man
The above caption is from the Aspen Times Weekly.
The column is a good example of the venom Hillery attracts. Here's the end of the column.... Quote:
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Shit, I didn't realize I was an "Angry White Man." I am usually a pretty happy go lucky sort.
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And it's my invasion too, Pie. I like busting totalitarians, you lack my enthusiasm for the things that are proper to do. |
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I've been a AWM for a long time now. The article describes why when I can't express those same thoughts and beliefs many times.
"The victimhood syndrome buzzwords — “disenfranchised,” “marginalized” and “voiceless” — don’t resonate with him" Add "entitlement". |
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