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Originally posted by: Darkhawk28
Why? Cyclowizard has already stated he would still vote for him. Not silly at all.
Originally posted by: Commiehawk28
Well, would ya?
Originally posted by: Falstaff
Originally posted by: Commiehawk28
Well, would ya?
A sad weak leftist propagandist such as yourself should watch Farenheit 911 and then go suck a barrel. Try not to make a mess; do it right and preferrably under a bridge or somewhere you will not be found for a while.
Originally posted by: Darkhawk28
Originally posted by: Falstaff
Originally posted by: Commiehawk28
Well, would ya?
A sad weak leftist propagandist such as yourself should watch Farenheit 911 and then go suck a barrel. Try not to make a mess; do it right and preferrably under a bridge or somewhere you will not be found for a while.
Considering the vote is 3 votes for still voting for Bush and 0 votes for throwing him in jail, I'd say the question is more valid than I thought.
Originally posted by: ntdz
i voted no, i assume the people voting yes are liberals trying to make conservatives look bad...
Ah, the dreaded strawman rears its ugly head. Sad.Originally posted by: Darkhawk28
Originally posted by: ntdz
i voted no, i assume the people voting yes are liberals trying to make conservatives look bad...
That's fine. Just trying to see if there's a limit to party loyalty. I only brought this up because I was curious as to just how many here in this forum shares the same thought as Cyclo does.
Originally posted by: Darkhawk28
Originally posted by: Falstaff
Originally posted by: Commiehawk28
Well, would ya?
A sad weak leftist propagandist such as yourself should watch Farenheit 911 and then go suck a barrel. Try not to make a mess; do it right and preferrably under a bridge or somewhere you will not be found for a while.
Considering the vote is 3 votes for still voting for Bush and 0 votes for throwing him in jail, I'd say the question is more valid than I thought.
This is a good litmus test to see how far partisanship goes.
Originally posted by: CycloWizard
Ah, the dreaded strawman rears its ugly head. Sad.Originally posted by: Darkhawk28
Originally posted by: ntdz
i voted no, i assume the people voting yes are liberals trying to make conservatives look bad...
That's fine. Just trying to see if there's a limit to party loyalty. I only brought this up because I was curious as to just how many here in this forum shares the same thought as Cyclo does.
I'm a registered independent and would, indeed, vote for Kerry even if Bush were innocent if not for the subject that I mentioned. But believe what you will, I suppose.
Originally posted by: Taggart
This thread just makes me sad. You should seek counseling if you truly think a group of people would still support a candidate gullty of murder.
Originally posted by: CycloWizard
Ah, the dreaded strawman rears its ugly head. Sad.Originally posted by: Darkhawk28
Originally posted by: ntdz
i voted no, i assume the people voting yes are liberals trying to make conservatives look bad...
That's fine. Just trying to see if there's a limit to party loyalty. I only brought this up because I was curious as to just how many here in this forum shares the same thought as Cyclo does.
I'm a registered independent and would, indeed, vote for Kerry even if Bush were innocent if not for the subject that I mentioned. But believe what you will, I suppose.
Originally posted by: CycloWizard
Ah, the dreaded strawman rears its ugly head. Sad.Originally posted by: Darkhawk28
Originally posted by: ntdz
i voted no, i assume the people voting yes are liberals trying to make conservatives look bad...
That's fine. Just trying to see if there's a limit to party loyalty. I only brought this up because I was curious as to just how many here in this forum shares the same thought as Cyclo does.
I'm a registered independent and would, indeed, vote for Kerry even if Bush were innocent if not for the subject that I mentioned. But believe what you will, I suppose.
Originally posted by: sandorski
I still think this thread should be locked. Just because someone said something stupid in another thread about some off the wall "possibility", doesn't a thread make.
Originally posted by: wkabel23
Originally posted by: CycloWizard
Ah, the dreaded strawman rears its ugly head. Sad.Originally posted by: Darkhawk28
Originally posted by: ntdz
i voted no, i assume the people voting yes are liberals trying to make conservatives look bad...
That's fine. Just trying to see if there's a limit to party loyalty. I only brought this up because I was curious as to just how many here in this forum shares the same thought as Cyclo does.
I'm a registered independent and would, indeed, vote for Kerry even if Bush were innocent if not for the subject that I mentioned. But believe what you will, I suppose.
Bahahaahahaha and so is Bill O'Reilly :laugh:
Also this thread is ridiculous, I'm pretty sure if Bush was found to be responsible for 9/11 he wouldn't be running for re-election.......
Voting for a third party candidate instead of Bush is just like a vote for Kerry, just as a liberal voting for Nader is the same as a vote for Bush.Originally posted by: Darkhawk28
You're the one dodging the focus of my argument...
You would vote for Bush even if he ordered the attacks.... that's what's truly sad. I could accept if you voted for a third party candidate, that's cool. But to say you'd still vote for Bush in this hypothetical scanario is just scary.