With absolutely NO exception, every time some crazy liberal decides to declare what conservatives believe, they look like drooling idiots.
On Feb 18, 10:52 am, frankg <[email protected]> wrote: > Dick, > > When you consider his opening post, which sought to suggest; > > - Conservatives believe ALL unemployed are lazy, uneducated, do not > deserve any benefits and don’t have a right to live. > - If you’re unemployed you shouldn’t have to take on $10/hr jobs and > work your ass off. > > then yeah, his argument would completely crumble. But isn’t that SOP > these days for the Democrats – cast Republicans as the heartless, evil > villain, and then present the Democrats as the party that really cares > about the less fortunate. No wonder we’re so screwed up.. two major > political parties, each demonizing the other with misrepresentation, > exaggerations and lies in order to promote their own agenda. > > On Feb 17, 10:27 pm, dick thompson <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > Frankg, > > > He does not dare to answer that because if he answered it honestly all > > his arguments would crumble to dust. > > > On 02/17/2011 10:24 PM, frankg wrote: > > > > Studio, > > > >> Wall Street wasn't owned by poor people, and yet they did a good job > > >> of bleeding the system. > > >> Bush Jr. then came to their rescue with a $700 billion bailout just > > >> months after telling the American people "The fundamentals of the > > >> economy are strong". > > > Am I defending Bush here? Did I EVER say I thought the bailout was a > > > good idea? Stay on topic. > > > >> No, the "blame the poor people" for all the ill's excuse just doesn't > > >> cut it. > > > Where did I blame the poor people for all the ills? I do believe I > > > have said there are SOME unemployed who are lazy, who do not work hard > > > to better themselves, and who are quite content living off the > > > government. You really need to stop with this "woe is the poor people" > > > crap as it's not at all what I've said. > > > >> Calling them lazy, uneducated and worthless while throwing money at > > >> Wall Street is not an answer to anything. > > >> It certainly won't gain them votes. > > > Pay attention now... this thread was all about Conservatives calling > > > the unemployed lazy and worthless. Stop trying to turn this into a > > > discussion about Wall Street. It is not relevant, nor are you > > > representing my opinion on the subject. > > > > Back on subject.. the unemployed; Do you deny that there are already > > > hundreds of billions of dollars being spent on the unemployed? Do you > > > deny that there is massive fraud and corruption that bleeds this > > > system constantly? And finally, do you deny that there ARE people who > > > are unemployed and who are lazy, who do not make an effort to better > > > themselves and who are content on living off government? > > > > On Feb 17, 12:26 am, studio<[email protected]> wrote: > > >> On Feb 16, 11:36 pm, frankg<[email protected]> wrote: > > > >>> And sometimes the > > >>> most important thing you can do in finding solutions is identifying the > > >>> problem. > > >> The problem is fabulously wealthy excuse makers making the excuse they > > >> can't afford to hire. > > >> Ok, so don't hire, other methods will prevail. > > > >>> ... but the answer is to fix the > > >>> problems that's bleeding the system. > > >> Wall Street wasn't owned by poor people, and yet they did a good job > > >> of bleeding the system. > > >> Bush Jr. then came to their rescue with a $700 billion bailout just > > >> months after telling the American people "The fundamentals of the > > >> economy are strong". > > > >> No, the "blame the poor people" for all the ill's excuse just doesn't > > >> cut it. > > >> Calling them lazy, uneducated and worthless while throwing money at > > >> Wall Street is not an answer to anything. > > >> It certainly won't gain them votes. > > > >> Give the poor some credit; crime of all sorts are down, yet > > >> Republitards aren't about to cut the police state budgets are they? > > >> Why do that when they can make new laws making more things illegal > > >> under the guise of morality? > > > >> Just like their counterpart liberal; > > >> "The police are not here to create disorder. They are here to preserve > > >> disorder". -Mayor Richard Daley > > > >> The business of politics is to preserve the business of politics. > > >> Of course Republitards will give you a $20 week tax break to buy your > > >> vote. It'll make it easier for you to ignore the more costly things > > >> they do later.- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text - -- Thanks for being part of "PoliticalForum" at Google Groups. For options & help see http://groups.google.com/group/PoliticalForum * Visit our other community at http://www.PoliticalForum.com/ * It's active and moderated. Register and vote in our polls. * Read the latest breaking news, and more.
