Obama seeks to silence ad tying him to 60s radical

CaptainCourtesy · 08-31-08, 03:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Reverend_Hellh0und

i was talking to TD, agreeing with him, stop being "dishonest" in twisting my intent into what you think it is. I am still allowed to have an opinion here right?

btw, i thought this topic was on "Obama seeks to silence ad tying him to 60s radical".....

and again, why did you feel the need to threaten me?

Do you want to answer the question I posed?

Iriemon · 08-31-08, 03:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Reverend_Hellh0und

i was talking to TD, agreeing with him, stop being "dishonest" in twisting my intent into what you think it is. I am still allowed to have an opinion here right?

btw, i thought this topic was on "Obama seeks to silence ad tying him to 60s radical".....

and again, why did you feel the need to threaten me?

What threat?

Reverend_Hellh0und · 08-31-08, 03:57 PM

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Originally Posted by CaptainCourtesy

Do you want to answer the question I posed?

Not until you tell me how i am "trolling" by agreeing with someone, and you tell me why you felt the need to threaten me here and other places.

CaptainCourtesy · 08-31-08, 04:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Reverend_Hellh0und

Not until you tell me how i am "trolling" by agreeing with someone, and you tell me why you felt the need to threaten me here and other places.

I'm not playing your game, Reverend. If you do not want to answer the question, I feel no need to respond. Your issue has been addressed elsewhere.

Reverend_Hellh0und · 08-31-08, 04:45 PM

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Originally Posted by CaptainCourtesy

I'm not playing your game, Reverend. If you do not want to answer the question, I feel no need to respond. Your issue has been addressed elsewhere.

uhm ok. thanks for your clarification.

Panther · 08-31-08, 05:46 PM

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Originally Posted by bhkad

So...

Is it your contention that Bill Ayers was a radical terrorist in the 1960's and 1970's, and Bill Ayers has espoused radical views since 2001, but Bill Ayers changed his radical views for a short period of time in the 1990's because of Obama, who was a young attorney seeking to get into politics?

This is what's amazing, and scary, when reading this thread. People are so blindly for their party/candidate that they would minimize what this idiot represents.

Where there's smoke, there's fire. This is the second person that Obama has tied himself to with radical, anti-American views. As with Rev. Wright, he claims for the sake of getting elected that he wasn't present or associating himself with anything in their past - or future - just for a slim period of time when they supposedly were uncharacteristically moderate. That's either BS or it shows the most ignorant, naivety in judgment.

... and Obama doesn't strike me as ignorant.

The more I learn about Obama, and the more I see the spectacle that the media is creating surrounding him, the more I feel like Rowdy Roddy Piper in the movie "They Live" - and there's only a handful of people around me with the sunglasses needed to see the truth.

I don't see a tremendous amount of progress with a McCain administration unless he really distances himself from the GOP political machine. But everything about Obama's past points to him being a radical - not just liberal viewpoints - but a radical anti-American with an unknown agenda. That's scary, and dangerous. I'd rather have 4 years with Nader even if 90% of his administration's focus was on the environment.

Reverend_Hellh0und · 08-31-08, 05:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Panther

This is what's amazing, and scary, when reading this thread. People are so blindly for their party/candidate that they would minimize what this idiot represents.

Where there's smoke, there's fire. This is the second person that Obama has tied himself to with radical, anti-American views. As with Rev. Wright, he claims for the sake of getting elected that he wasn't present or associating himself with anything in their past - or future - just for a slim period of time when they supposedly were uncharacteristically moderate. That's either BS or it shows the most ignorant, naivety in judgment.

... and Obama doesn't strike me as ignorant.

The more I learn about Obama, and the more I see the spectacle that the media is creating surrounding him, the more I feel like Rowdy Roddy Piper in the movie "They Live" - and there's only a handful of people around me with the sunglasses needed to see the truth.

I don't see a tremendous amount of progress with a McCain administration unless he really distances himself from the GOP political machine. But everything about Obama's past points to him being a radical - not just liberal viewpoints - but a radical anti-American with an unknown agenda. That's scary, and dangerous. I'd rather have 4 years with Nader even if 90% of his administration's focus was on the environment.

QFT... though I can't go far a nader over the old man, though him or obama would about the same.

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