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People made the point that your little bash on religious people is ridiculous, and rather than admitting your error, you simply brush it aside, saying:
My conclusion was backed up by two distinct arguments. Yours was made by twisting and using a generality. Your conclusion is, because of your own generality-hating stance, invalid. My bash on religious people was not ridiculous. It wasn't my main argument, I backed it up with statistics and I explained my reasons. So far, no one has explained their point on that issue with more detail then me. Certainly not you.
So, you can just ignore other's conclusions, yet they are supposed to listen to yours? The point makes just as much, if not more sense than yours, even if that's not saying much, but you continue to ignore it.
My conclusion: 'Congress and the other 'checks and balances' will stop a nuclear war, but they won't stop a great decline in US power. If McCain dies, Palin becomes president. She has very little financial, foreign, security or, really, any other qualifications. The US's image will really be screwed if she becomes president. Other countries will look at the US and its president, who can't hold her own against the media, who literally believes in the bible, who's 'just like us!' to the stupider portion of the US. Do you want Palin representing the US? '. Your conclusion:'I could infer that Obama is stupid, because the majority of Black people have a lower IQ than most.'. Yes, I'd say that I can completely ignore any conclusions you draw. You're getting worse and worse
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Agreed. I loved it when she said 'I'm not going to answer this question, but I'll reiterate why ... blah blah blah'. That was hilarious. I also loved the Senator Obiden bit. Hilarious. Biden made no such mistakes, and actually answered the questions. Sadly, most Americans won't see it that way.
So I thought Biden would do much better in this than he did. He kept attacking McCain for some reason, instead of addressing issues. McCain didn't agree to so-and-so, but I don't have to make an argument now because he was wrong and I can point that out.
Palin made some rather lame missteps, and on several topics I liked how she simply came out and said her position. She didn't repeat the same phrase over and over again.
Biden talked about both McCains and Obama's policies. I didn't really find any fault in what he said, though that alligator grin was unnerving. Palin came out and kept repeating 'Stand with American people.. against the government.. blah blah blah'. She kept repeating something along those lines to completely unrelated questions.
So the top 50% of people excluding the top 10% actually pays 35% of the taxes. That means 40% of wage earners (basically our middle class) are paying 35% of the taxes. That's alright with me. The top 10% honestly doesn't need 40% of the money, does it? They aren't doing 40% of the work, why should they get 40% of the money?
Yeah, I'm not communist enough to agree with this. They're earning that money along the rules of capitalism. I agree that they should be taxed more heavily since they are making ridiculous amounts of money and don't need it, but it's their money.
Agreed, I'd like to see less partisanship and more substance from my fellow Obama supporters.
It just gets better and better. Irony galore.
I would vote for Barack Obama because I like his energy plan. Obama will put more emphasis on green energy and jobs relating to green energy while Mccain will put more emphasis on nuclear power and jobs relating to nuclear power. Obama also seems to have a good plan on education reform and increasing min wage. Obama will try to reduce green house gas emissions by 80 percent.
I approve of McCain's nuclear energy plan. That's one thing I like from him, though his drilling plan is bull. Nuclear energy is much more powerful then 'green' sources of energy. Reduce GSG emissions by 80%? I call bull on that, too. He can't do it. America is either the first or second largest polluter (I think China's ahead now), but is by far the largest developed economy to not sign the Kyoto Protocol limiting GSG emissions to cold-war levels.
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