What is a Republican

[Morts]

Originally Posted by August

You won't get bashed by me. After all you're entitled to your opinion. It's wrong but you're entitled to be wrong.

so its wrong that ive got an opinion just cause im european ? or do you think what im saying is wrong ?

[August]

Originally Posted by Morts

so its wrong that ive got an opinion just cause im european ? or do you think what im saying is wrong ?

No, what you're saying is wrong. Because you're a European that means your opinion can be ignored.

[August]

And BTW how am i supposed to know you are a European if you don't list your location in your user profile, hmmmm?

[Biggles]

Good read CCIP, I'm with you there. Total waste of money

Then ofcourse, I'm not american, perhaps I should stay out of this...

[Foxtrot]

Originally Posted by SUBMAN1

What is a Republican


WHAT I AM . . . is a man who believes in God; a God who has blessed this country . . . and all for which it stands.

Sorry to say but he is doing a piss poor job for a long time.

God...your plans suck. You should resign immediately.

[Sailor Steve]

Originally Posted by Frame57

Have to disagree with you on that one Steve. It is left wing organizations that have have led conspiracy to re-write our history books. With regards to the founding Fathers and references to religion and prayer.

I mentioned banning books, not rewriting history. As to the Founders, religion and prayer, I've spent the last two years making an intensive study of that very topic, and I think it's definitely the Right who want to change the story here. We can have that discussion if you like.

It is the democrats who want to enact the "fairness act" in attempts to stifle talk radio and other media that promotes conservative points of view. What is fair is that the dems can do their own radio talk shows and if people like it, great! If not change the station.

I certainly agree with you there. As with books, radio is a free market, and right-wing drivel is certainly what most of us saps like to hear (don't get me wrong, I only compare it to left-wing drivel, which is usually a lot more boring).

Originally Posted by August

That's certainly the popular belief but i've never seen anyone produce figures proving or disproving that. What was that quote about telling a big enough lie often enough?

Fair enough point, and at the national level arguably true. But since most banning attempts come at local levels, and most attempts are for moral reasons, and since the Right always tries to claim the religious high ground, I hope you'll forgive me for assuming, and continuing to assume, that that is the source.
http://www.firstamendmentcenter.org/...c=banned_books

Of course, one of the reasons included is "politically incorrect, racist or sexist language" some of it does indeed come from the other side. But you have to admit that the left is less likely to promote banning because of "profanity or violence, sex or sex education, homosexuality, witchcraft and the occult, “secular humanism” or “new age” philosophies".
http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~spok/most-banned.html

[Morts]

Originally Posted by August

And BTW how am i supposed to know you are a European if you don't list your location in your user profile, hmmmm?

kinda forgot to add it ? and to your previous post

well thats your opinion, and since you're american..it can be ignored too

[SUBMAN1]

Originally Posted by Molon Labe

The biggest attempt at comprehensive censorship in the United States in recent memory was the Communications Decency Act of 1996--passed by a Republican Congress (with bipartisan support) and a Democratic President. (And struck down by a unanimous Supreme Court) The next biggest was a success... the McCain-Feingold Bipartisan Campaign Finance Reform Act. You can argue over who pushes for this kind of **** more, but the truth is that both sides are about equally guilty.

Why don't you post what both those bills represent instead of hiding behind their names.

-S

[SUBMAN1]

Originally Posted by August

No, what you're saying is wrong. Because you're a European that means your opinion can be ignored.

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: I've had a good laugh this morning thanks to you. Now off to work for me!

-S

[GlobalExplorer]

Originally Posted by August

No, what you're saying is wrong. Because you're a European that means your opinion can be ignored.

Are you joking, or saying this is an internal US affair? Or did I overestimate your intelligence?

[August]

Originally Posted by Foxtrot

Sorry to say but he is doing a piss poor job for a long time.

God...your plans suck. You should resign immediately.

Unlike you he is at least not ashamed to put his location down...

[August]

Originally Posted by GlobalExplorer

Are you joking, or saying this is an internal US affair? Or did I overestimate your intelligence?

Gee I thought the smiley was obvious enough but maybe I overestimated YOUR intelligence...

[GlobalExplorer]

It's not a smiley it's a grin and as we're all talking monkeys that display of teeth and glee makes me VERY ANGRY!!

[August]

Originally Posted by GlobalExplorer

It's not a smiley it's a grin and as we're all talking monkeys that display of teeth and glee makes me VERY ANGRY!!

Please don't throw feces at me.

[McBeck]

Originally Posted by GlobalExplorer

Are you joking, or saying this is an internal US affair? Or did I overestimate your intelligence?

Both of you are making this either personal or about US vs Europe.
Keep it clean and not personal...thank you