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Bubblehead1980 · 09-09-13, 09:27 PM

Amazes me the number of members who implore the mods to ban those they dislike. Really, should stop and see how wrong that is and ask yourself where you went wrong as a person. I may find left wingers ridiculous and will call them out, antagonize, argue etc but you'll never hear me say "shut them up, ban them" because that is a key element of liberty, freedom of speech. I despise MSNBC but I will be honest, I watch it, mainly as a know they enemy thing and for a good laugh. Occasionally, I agree with what is said.I dislike what many classmates say, but would never try to ban them etc, just fight the battles with the facts and try to expose those who are unaware.I know I have made a difference, after years of fighting this battle, I have seen several wake up, I have seen a large number of our citizens wake up, it's a process for sure.

Liberals are usually the ones who call for manipulation of free speech, via the "fairness doctrine" or just outright suppression because they can't win on ideas and they know it.Honestly, has any liberal presidential candidate in recent years floating any ideas that really make sense? No, they play identity politics.Race, class, gender, sexual orientation etc They use emotion based rhetoric to try and fool the populace into voting for an empty chair.Sometimes it works, sometimes it does not, it did the last two cycles.

Conservatives(not Republicans) but real conservatives float ideas, like follow the constitution, stop the economic rape via taxes and debt, stop trying to play beat cop for the world, demand respect for individual rights.Crazy things like that, i know.Republican neocon and RINO's caused a lot of damage because they were lumped in the collective psyche of many uninformed voters as conservatives.

All of that aside, the point of the thread was to see if anyone of my online friends in the forum were willing to admit they regret their vote and support for Barack Hussein Obama.I was curious since I've had a couple of friends in day to day life admit they were wrong. Despite what certain members will say, I will admit when I am wrong.

I was wrong to not check out a story a while back(the photo thing, the young kids in tactical gear, turned out to not be DHS but some police explorers or something) but does that mean I am wrong about other things? no. We all make mistakes.

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Bubblehead1980 Navy Seal Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Florida USA Posts: 7,152 Downloads: 613 Uploads: 44	Amazes me the number of members who implore the mods to ban those they dislike. Really, should stop and see how wrong that is and ask yourself where you went wrong as a person. I may find left wingers ridiculous and will call them out, antagonize, argue etc but you'll never hear me say "shut them up, ban them" because that is a key element of liberty, freedom of speech. I despise MSNBC but I will be honest, I watch it, mainly as a know they enemy thing and for a good laugh. Occasionally, I agree with what is said.I dislike what many classmates say, but would never try to ban them etc, just fight the battles with the facts and try to expose those who are unaware.I know I have made a difference, after years of fighting this battle, I have seen several wake up, I have seen a large number of our citizens wake up, it's a process for sure. Liberals are usually the ones who call for manipulation of free speech, via the "fairness doctrine" or just outright suppression because they can't win on ideas and they know it.Honestly, has any liberal presidential candidate in recent years floating any ideas that really make sense? No, they play identity politics.Race, class, gender, sexual orientation etc They use emotion based rhetoric to try and fool the populace into voting for an empty chair.Sometimes it works, sometimes it does not, it did the last two cycles. Conservatives(not Republicans) but real conservatives float ideas, like follow the constitution, stop the economic rape via taxes and debt, stop trying to play beat cop for the world, demand respect for individual rights.Crazy things like that, i know.Republican neocon and RINO's caused a lot of damage because they were lumped in the collective psyche of many uninformed voters as conservatives. All of that aside, the point of the thread was to see if anyone of my online friends in the forum were willing to admit they regret their vote and support for Barack Hussein Obama.I was curious since I've had a couple of friends in day to day life admit they were wrong. Despite what certain members will say, I will admit when I am wrong. I was wrong to not check out a story a while back(the photo thing, the young kids in tactical gear, turned out to not be DHS but some police explorers or something) but does that mean I am wrong about other things? no. We all make mistakes. Last edited by Bubblehead1980; 09-09-13 at 11:56 PM.