Who do you support for U.S. Senate in Missouri in 2010?

If ZIMMERMAN HAD STAYED stayed in his vehicle.

I really think this has turned into the IDIOT forum! Am I really in America or some other country? No smart remarks from you either Dawg!
Unbelievable!

CHEERS!

BARNEYII wrote:

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If Martin had stayed in his vehicle, as he was told to do by the Police, he would not have had a scratch on him,
NOW WOULD HE?
MORE IMPORTANTLY, A YOUNG MAN WALKING HOME WITH HIS SNACKS WOULD NOT HAVE DIED.

Martin was the young man !
I believe you are referring to Zimmerman !

Norton wrote:

I really think this has turned into the IDIOT forum! Am I really in America or some other country? No smart remarks from you either Dawg!
Unbelievable!
CHEERS!

Sir I can't speak for everyone else but we are in the greatest country on earth!

Norton wrote:

I really think this has turned into the IDIOT forum! Am I really in America or some other country? No smart remarks from you either Dawg!
Unbelievable!
CHEERS!

Norton..., most on here do NOT hate ya, some of us do NOT like ya trying to FORCE 'your' religion down our gullets, that is mostly what is irritating about folks such as you protray yourself to be,(the way you come across on here with the bible thumping).

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http://www.naomiklein.org/shock-doctrine

there is a movie available.

Young Person wrote:

<quoted text> Martin was the young man !
I believe you are referring to Zimmerman !

BY joe, a fter reading post 53303, I do believe you are correct.

I hear Bush II endorsed Romney today. I wonder if Bush was going down when he endorsed?

Down in the elevator, what did you think I meant.

BARNEYII wrote:

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BY joe, a fter reading post 53303, I do believe you are correct.

Sir if you look at the time of post you would see we posted at the same time !
Correction noted !
Have a good day !!

Hello everyone. I am a student in high school and I am trying to learn about politics. When I was researching my assignment I noticed that the president gets a lot of blame for what is going on in this country but he doesn't seem to have caused the problems. I have tried finding things that would put the blame on him but I can't. Why are so many people mad at the president when he is trying to fix things? If anyone here would be interested in helping I would appreciate it.

BARNEYII wrote:

I hear Bush II endorsed Romney today. I wonder if Bush was going down when he endorsed?
Down in the elevator, what did you think I meant.

Mr. Barney, a lot of the reading I have done for my school project says that Mr. Bush is responsible for the money and job problems in this country. Do you think that is true?

austin harris wrote:

... Black punk thug kids are NOT a protected species!...

Nor are you, "austin."

austin harris wrote:

Chiks dig Austin Ruth.You are a yellow dawg shit fan.Go change your sag.

If chiks really did dig you, "austin," you wouldn't always be on here playing with hairy-legged old men.

Norton wrote:

I really think this has turned into the IDIOT forum! Am I really in America or some other country? No smart remarks from you either Dawg!...

If you don't know, then I don't know.

Young Person wrote:

<quoted text> Sir I can't speak for everyone else but we are in the greatest country on earth!

So you say! So you say! How many countries have you lived in, "Young Person"? Or even visited?

BARNEYII wrote:

I hear Bush II endorsed Romney today. I wonder if Bush was going down when he endorsed?
Down in the elevator, what did you think I meant.

I thought you meant going down as the worst US president in 100 years.

austin harris wrote:

Yellow Dawg shit is a trayvon Obama supporter.

By the way TRAITOR, Happy Confederate Memorial Day!!!

none of them

Yellow Dawg Democrat wrote:

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So you say! So you say! How many countries have you lived in, "Young Person"? Or even visited?

We should be proud of our country !

I have been to three countries !

Student wrote:

Hello everyone. I am a student in high school and I am trying to learn about politics. When I was researching my assignment I noticed that the president gets a lot of blame for what is going on in this country but he doesn't seem to have caused the problems. I have tried finding things that would put the blame on him but I can't. Why are so many people mad at the president when he is trying to fix things? If anyone here would be interested in helping I would appreciate it.

Hang in there , you remind me of me when I was your age ! Seems like yesterday when I got into politics!
Ive learned a lot and still learning !
My advice is to keep reading and learning !