Weird conspiracy theory: Libs cook up fake poll to make GOP wingnut look like a viable candidate

arctic wrote:

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Americans are flat out stupid, uneducated, and
brainwashed these days is what they are.

Ferrerman wrote:

<quoted text>What the frack...
I don't think most of those are part of the official platform. In fact, they seem to preach about de-regulation of the oil industry (and all others!) as a *solution* rather than investing in greener, alternative energies. Maybe it's just the reichtards here defying the GOP platform. Gosh, I know how independent these posters can be...

rebecca in conyers wrote:

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I agree, I'm the same way. I watch, read, and pick the lesser of 2 evils.
It also comes down to who will get backing within Congress. If they are against you, you are doomed to be a President who gets nothing done.

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Ferrerman wrote:

<quoted text>What the frack...
I don't think most of those are part of the official platform. In fact, they seem to preach about de-regulation of the oil industry (and all others!) as a *solution* rather than investing in greener, alternative energies. Maybe it's just the reichtards here defying the GOP platform. Gosh, I know how independent these posters can be...

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arctic wrote:

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LOL
Sorry....ppl are always trying to pigeonhole me into
this category or that category and I don't fit.
I don't believe in parties I just try to go w/ what's
right.....no matter what party responsible.

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arctic wrote:

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I'm just going by what they state in their own platform.
http://gop.com/our-party/

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arctic wrote:

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Yes ppl need to stop depending on all of these slanted
news forums and look at the real news...both sides.
If you don't read both sides of a situation you only get
to see one point of view.
The same way ppl should read both sides of history.

Fisherman 808 wrote:

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A big problem is that there aren't many books (especially school texts) that give a lot of 'other sides'.
Example: US History- you hardly can find anything about the Native American or African American point of view.

Fisherman 808 wrote:

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I try to too.
Buddhists were on to something with the idea that moderation is the key to happiness.

Fisherman 808 wrote:

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A big problem is that there aren't many books (especially school texts) that give a lot of 'other sides'.
Example: US History- you hardly can find anything about the Native American or African American point of view.

Tiger Lilly wrote:

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Very little about the woman's point of view either.
It is, after all, His Story.....

arctic wrote:

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And that is another huge problem.

Tiger Lilly wrote:

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Yes it still is.
Women still make less money dollar for dollar than men do.
Women do what is called the second shift at home when they get home from their job.
Stay at home moms are seen as lazy bonbon eating TV watching free loaders till a man stays home from work and tries to take care of the kids and get the housework done......

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arctic wrote:

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No they don't.
But you know the old saying: Winners write the history.
I had to go out on my own and read everyone's version
of what had happened to get a clear picture. Like Vietnam.
My dad served and never spoke of it....however it impacted
every aspect of his life.
So as soon as I went through everything this country had
to offer I read it from their point of view. Talk about
an eye opener.

arctic wrote:

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When I was still working I would pull a 13 hr shift
(nights) at the state prison then come home and cook,
clean, help the kids w/homework....go straight from work
to school for meetings.
When I went off work and started just raising the kids
I thought it would be easier but.....I was Wrong! lol
Then I make it harder w/all of the animals.
Being a housewife is the hardest job. And I have hard
jobs to compare it to.

Fisherman 808 wrote:

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I have know a few Vietnam Veterans and only one would talk about it a little. It must have been so terrible to see women and children and your good friend(s) get killed, then come home and get treated so bad. And, know you lost.
There probably aren't many records about records of how the Vietnamese felt, in English anyway.

Tiger Lilly wrote:

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The old saying goes a woman's work is never done.
There is always something that needs doing and when there are kids and animals involved it's even more so......

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Ferrerman wrote:

<quoted text>You're weird.

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Sinead wrote:

Even more bizarre. The Pope not wanting condoms being brought up in his teachings to Africa where the spread of aids is rampant and there are literally more children running around homeless than adults. That's a third world country that's systemstically being kept in the dark. He has the power to do good will there and he refuses.