The Angry White Man (off topic and political) - Page 3

mullyman · #21 (**permalink**) 02-20-2008, 06:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Catscradle

I think Mully was more using the term "KKK" as a symbol of the latent racism that still exist in the USA, not to the actual organization.

Thank you.
MULLY

runscott · #22 (**permalink**) 02-20-2008, 06:08 PM

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Originally Posted by mullyman

Totally taken out of context there, Scooter. For the record, I am a registered Republican and have blindly voted Republican since I was 18 years old. I even voted for GW........the first time. I'm not trying to say that if the Republican party wins it's not because of the best person, what I'm saying is if the Republican party wins "BY A LANDSLIDE" it will show that America isn't ready to stop dragging knuckles and get over the racist/sexist bull$hit.
MULLY

My name's Scott, so no need to use that to distract from what you posted. I read what you wrote, and I took it totally in context. It was unimpressive, but it's your right to believe it.

Koop · #23 (**permalink**) 02-20-2008, 08:34 PM

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Originally Posted by mullyman

what I'm saying is if the Republican party wins "BY A LANDSLIDE" it will show that America isn't ready to stop dragging knuckles and get over the racist/sexist bull$hit. If it's a close race then we'll see that hey, maybe we have passed all that crap.
MULLY

Hey Mully,

I disagree that if it's not close it is because of some latent rascist/sexist feelings across the country. I think it has more to do with the choices we are left with, which ain't much...
For me, I will not vote for either Hillary or Obama and it has nothing to do with race or sex. It has to do with ideology and perceived perception of what America would be like with either of them running it.
I really like Ron Paul but he doesn't have a prayer.

Regards,
Koop - also votes so he complain.

mullyman · #24 (**permalink**) 02-20-2008, 08:52 PM

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Originally Posted by runscott

My name's Scott, so no need to use that to distract from what you posted. I read what you wrote, and I took it totally in context. It was unimpressive, but it's your right to believe it.

God, don't get bent over the name, I wasn't being dicky. I thought I asked you once a long time ago if it was ok to call you that. Maybe it was a different Scott. Jesus.
MULLY
exactly why politics and religion shouldn't be discussed on message boards.

cmrocc · #25 (**permalink**) 02-20-2008, 09:33 PM

Everyone needs to vote for whoever( even if you don't believe that person has a chance).
People do your research!!! Don't vote for someone just because you think
its their time. Vote on the issues not the person!

We have Dems we have Repubs. One of these groups have made it clear
that when elected they are going to increase the income tax % we pay.
Also the same group said on your tax form you will have to list the type of car
you drive and appliances in your home. If these don't comply with their energy
bill you will be taxed extra.
This will kill the antique car/hot rod.
They also want to make a new Dept of Governmemt. 50000 green collar jobs
spending more money than this dept can save in resticting us.

Think before you vote!!!

runscott · #26 (**permalink**) 02-20-2008, 10:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Koop

Hey Mully,

I disagree that if it's not close it is because of some latent rascist/sexist feelings across the country. I think it has more to do with the choices we are left with, which ain't much...
For me, I will not vote for either Hillary or Obama and it has nothing to do with race or sex. It has to do with ideology and perceived perception of what America would be like with either of them running it.
I really like Ron Paul but he doesn't have a prayer.

Regards,
Koop - also votes so he complain.

Koop, I think too many people felt Ron Paul didn't have a prayer, from the very beginning, even though they agreed with him, and as a result did not vote for him. I voted for him and I'll try to help elect a delegate at the district caucus who will vote for him. I'll keep supporting him because it sends a pro-Constitution message to both parties...then I'll vote for the best candidate left standing in the Presidential election.

runscott · #27 (**permalink**) 02-20-2008, 10:59 PM

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Originally Posted by mullyman

God, don't get bent over the name, I wasn't being dicky. I thought I asked you once a long time ago if it was ok to call you that. Maybe it was a different Scott. Jesus.
MULLY
exactly why politics and religion shouldn't be discussed on message boards.

It's okay to discuss anything, Mully, as long as you don't get all butt-hurt when you flop out a very controversial statement, as you did, and someone else's opinion is different from yours. Perhaps everyone on this board believes exactly as you do - that's fine. Actually, if the majority of pool players agreed with my political, moral, and other views, I would figure I had a serious problem and needed to see a shrink.

mullyman · #28 (**permalink**) 02-20-2008, 11:10 PM

Who got all butt hurt? I stand but what I said. It just seemed that you took what I said out of context. Am I not allowed to comment on that without coming off as butt hurt?
MULLY

runscott · #29 (**permalink**) 02-20-2008, 11:32 PM

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Originally Posted by mullyman

Who got all butt hurt? I stand but what I said. It just seemed that you took what I said out of context. Am I not allowed to comment on that without coming off as butt hurt?
MULLY

Mully, have a nice evening. I look forward to discussing pool with you in the future. Sorry if I took your words out of context.