McCain supporters believe Obama is a terrorist. Really.

Strongsville is racist wrote:

Here's a link to Mcfacist and Piggy Palin supporters at a rally in Strongsville, Ohio -
http://bloggerinterrupted.com/2008/10/video-t...
Have you ever seen such a pile of uneducated, racists hicks? What a bunch of ugly, filthy racist pigs!!!! McCain is a senile, cancer ridden old asshole and Palin should go back to Alaska and squeeze out more meth addicted white trash kids who give birth before they can read.
GO OBAMA!!!!!

Aging Hippy wrote:

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The part you want to quote from the other poster needs to have this "start command" at the beginning (only I added space between each letter or character so it would show up here instead of act like a command and remain invisible, okay?)---
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And the part you want to quote from the other poster needs to have this "end command" at the end of it (only again without the spaces I added to make it show up here)---
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You can break up someone's post into paragraphs by adding line spacing, then bracket EACH of those paragraphs with those start and end commands by copying and pasting them at the beginning and ending of each paragraph. Then type your response in between the individual bracketed paragraphs so it looks like this (only again, no spaces added)---
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Your response to it here.
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More of your response here and so forth.
Give it a try! If you goof it up, I can tell you what went wrong but its pretty easy to do.

Mac-7 wrote:

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You seem to have an all-or-nothing mentality when it comes to assigning blame.
I'm sure McCain was cozy with Keating.
So he shares some of the blame just by being associated with the man.
Just as Bill Ayres' anti-American terrorism reflects on Obama because they were and may still be close associates.

Mac-7 wrote:

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"Keating meant to hurt them. "
That's illogical.
Keating was man who made risky investments with other people's money.
But I have never read that he wanted the investments to fail and wipe out people's life savings.
What would he gain from that?
Bill Ayres on the other hand hated the country of his birth and he wanted to not only ruin as many Americans as he could but actually end their lives.
No, the evidence all points to the fact that McCain's friend was a fool but Obama's friend was a killer.

Jkjkhardcore wrote:

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Your jumping around from topic to topic, I was talking about fannie freddie mac with that post. You want to jump to Ayres we can, 40 years ago he was a terrorist protesting the vietnam war. Now, after charges were dropped for unfit persecution by FBI fault, he is on a board that helps kids. Obama joined that board and they together tried to help kids as a community project. We've discussed this to death before and now and you just keep saying one liners. I don't even know why i respond to you because you obviously don't bother to check.

True Moral Conservative wrote:

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The blatant attacks republicans throw at government and the people is nothing sort of treason. They bask in this idea that government has no responsibility to the people that fund it through their taxes and hard work. Let's get it straight, the people fund the government. The people's hard work, taxes and dedication fund the politicians. And not giving any oversight to things that can hurt the people is treason. That is what a McSame-Failin ticket will do for us.

Jkjkhardcore wrote:

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Thanks a lot aging hippy I appreciate it.

Jkjkhardcore wrote:

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Wrong again. He didn't hate the country of his birth he hated the vietnam war, he just used violence instead of peace talks. I don't agree with his tactics, but the fact that was 40 years ago, if you join a pTa meeting and you see a bunch of old farts there are you going to ask them if they were terrorist 40 years ago? are you going to look into their history if they are there to help kids and do community events and orgaization for kids?

True Moral Conservative wrote:

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A board setup and funded by a McCain supporter. So, apparently McCain is a cohorts of terrorist sympathizers. We'll he actually is, because one of his delegates is a woman who supports the killing of doctors who perform abortions.
So, when we look at the glass, I doubt McCain has much to answer for. He believes that it is okay to kill Americans over their stance on abortion. These are those funny little things that make you cry.

True Moral Conservative wrote:

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Seceding from the US is the republican way. Everyday they wish to have American Government get out of their lives. They say this. Palin said America gets in the way.

True Moral Conservative wrote:

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The blatant attacks republicans throw at government and the people is nothing sort of treason. They bask in this idea that government has no responsibility to the people that fund it through their taxes and hard work. Let's get it straight, the people fund the government. The people's hard work, taxes and dedication fund the politicians. And not giving any oversight to things that can hurt the people is treason. That is what a McSame-Failin ticket will do for us.

Philo Beddo wrote:

Funny how during all the time that McCain, Palin and their blind idiot lemming herd keep raising the issue of Obama's highly speculative and indirect dealings and associations, they completely gloss over McCain's direct and intentional involvement with a militant neo-Nazi group that sponsored, trained and equipped Death Squads during the Iran-Contra scandal.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/politico/20081009/pl_...
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More bullsh*t, lies and hypocrisy from the Two-Faced Express.

typical US citizen wrote:

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You are correct; guilt by associations makes it difficult to throw bricks when you live in a glass house.
Guilt by association:
McCain….
http://www.crooksandliars.com/john-amato/mcca...

Mac-7 wrote:

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"He didn't hate the country of his birth he hated the vietnam war,"
I think he did hate America because he attacked his own country.
Ayres is typical of the far left because the can only tolerate this country when they get what they want.
But if the don't then the hatred is never far from the surface.
The reason Ayres is a problem for Obama is because so many people suspect Obama (and his wife, and his preacher) of being a kindred spirits with the old terrorist.

Aging Hippy wrote:

<quoted text>You don't show proof of them "hanging around together" so why should discussion go any further?
Besides, I have a vast array of friends AND acquaintances spread out over several continents even, some of which you would consider just as scary! LOL
The point to notice is how none of the sentiments you object to about Ayers (assuming you know what sentiments you object to in Ayers) shows up in any of Obama's words or actions. When you can point to where they do, I'll pay attention but until then, I think you need to be the butt of some jokes because frankly, ignorance should be painful.
The really important thing I notice is how Ayers is not the least bit important to a single undecided voter I've met offline -- either face to face or over the phone. Seems this lack of interest is confirmed by others and reported in the media.
I think what one voter said was especially fitting: if this was so objectionable, why is it being made into a big deal now? Why not from the start? Why not raised at the debate? It seem like one more dirty smear coming out of the dirty bag of tricks.
And from what I'm reading even the McCain campaign is waffling about using Ayers since there are all kinds of indicators its backfiring bigtime.

Horse Country wrote:

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