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P!NK panther wrote: im to lazy to read that.

No one cares..dont post..

I agree with everything you just said. I dont want to say the entire democratic party does that, but a lot of democrats do act childish in their attacks on Bush. Not to mention the younger soon to be democrats. I cant walk around school without hearing a Bush insult. Its just sad.... 

Air America sucks.  Al Franken sucks.

But there is good radio in Madison, if you snoop around the dial.  Their local sports guys just got nationally syndicated, for instance.

You and I have at least one thing in common, OS, we both like to stir up trouble at work!

No matter how dry Air America radio is, it will never surpass Rush Limbaugh's "deport all drug addicts" show, all the while pounding oxycontins like M&Ms.

That's what gets the republican party time after time-they take the moral high ground only to get knocked off of it. They get you guys' votes every four years on the moral "Jesus land" ticket, and make the same human errors as anyone else. Only their embarrassment is greater because of their soapbox speeches. And still you keep on voting for them. You guys are either very forgiving or easily duped.

Darur wrote: goodsmitty wrote: No matter how dry Air America radio is, it will never surpass Rush Limbaugh's "deport all drug addicts" show, all the while pounding oxycontins like M&Ms. Kinda like Michael Moore telling people to leave Brad Pitt and whoever he was dating's personal lives alone when he is busy snooping around for crap about public people so he can make another "documanetry"?

The difference is that Rush Limbaugh, Newt Gingrich, and Tom DeLay are public figures who present themselves as moral icons but are just as dirty as the people they attack. Brad Pitt is a public figure who keeps his business to himself, and people should respect that.

What are you guys doing awake now, anyway? I work (or I'm paid to be here, anyway) at nights. Are you night owls?

Alrighty then, I just got back from Iraq, again. "Liberal Media Bias" is all the more apparent after seeing the things the way they are over there in person, and then seeing how the same things are reported in the news here.

Air America is a joke, as widely publicized as it has been, it still draws less than half the audience of the "Savage Nation", of which you'll hear nothing in the mainstream media.

I spend alot of time listening to talk radio at work, both to liberal and conservative shows, and I have to say that the liberal shows seem to be the most vitriolic.

They are free to say whatever they like, though the subjects remain the stupidity of George Bush (who has a higher IQ than Kerry), and the misguided war in Iraq.

In order for liberals to rally people, they need to represent the government as an enemy. They want us to be afraid of the government, to hate it, so that we will rally behind them.

What we really need to fear are our unelected leaders in Hollywood, who answer to no one, not to us, nor to our government.

Wow, it must be the cool thing to avoid the oncoming traffic in this two way street of an issue.

TRAVELER wrote: ...it still draws less than half the audience of the "Savage Nation", of which you'll hear nothing in the mainstream media.

Oh, the same Mike Savage that got his show on MSNBC (I think that was the station) pulled from the air for telling a homosexual man who called into his show to "You should get AIDS and die, you pig."

Im sure that was just part of that damned liberal media, pulling that little gem of TV, right?

TRAVELER wrote: What we really need to fear are our unelected leaders in Hollywood, who answer to no one, not to us, nor to our government.

Wait, we are the ones trying to spread paranoia?

Ejp414 wrote: Dune wrote: Wow, it must be the cool thing to avoid the oncoming traffic in this two way street of an issue. Don't waste your time on it. This is a Republican-rhetoric practice thread, nothing more.

Yeah, but I'm tired of backing down from "liberal media is teh suxors" posts that seem to flood the forum when our government is questioned.

Comparing aborted babies to the war? Wow, yeah I guess I can see the similarities...oh wait, no I can't.

tippy_182 wrote: considering we have more people aborting babies in one week than have been lost in the entire war on Iraq.

...Sigh...

You were right EJP....

Ejp414 wrote: This is a Republican-rhetoric practice thread, nothing more.

tippy_182 wrote: anytime a valid point is proved all you say is were comparing apples to oranges.  But if you  decide to make a point like stated above, then we conservatives are to "ignorant" to see it from your point of view. Nice job breeding a double-standard

So wait, how did you get that from my one post in this thread where I actually said somthing?

Point where I said "apples to oranges" out to me please.

Ive never said that conservitaves are too ignorant. I often have many an intelligent debate with Senn, and its fun to actually debate with somebody who has some common sence. Dont attack me perasonally, that makes you look ignorant.

I apologize if I come off harsh in my posts, I really do.

I have changed my views on things over time, mostly the war in Iraq. I do support the war in Iraq, but ask me the same question 8 months ago and I would have been sworn against it.

I do try and see the other side of things, but that dosent mean I agree with it.

Lets try this with a fresh start, shall we?

*extends hand*

Watch out! O.S. has his "logic and reasoning filter" on again:

[QUOTE=oldsoldier]Hey Dune, please explain to me why the single issue of the war is your main point. Examples of other bad wars, lets see 274 dead and wounded in Kosovo [Are the serbs still in Kosovo killing the Albanians? Are U.S. soldiers being killed in the balkans daily? I think we can call the mission in the balkans a "success" or, Mission Accomplished!" and not a word, 18 dead in Mogadishu [what are you talking about? Are we still in Mogadishu?] and not a word, depends on who throws the war, and the media bias of the time doesn't it. By the way we are still there, Clinton lied, threw an unjust war or two, and we were only to be there a year. All presidents and governments lie, ask any American Indian.

You are excellant at throwing stones, yet I rarely see you voice your leanings or opinions on how it should be done other than "Bush" is wrong [How about, we shouldn't have gone in the first place, and we need to leave for a leaning?]. You can quote line and verse from your parties playbook [Can you see outside of "party lines"? This is not about Democrat/Republican or Liberal/Conservative, it is about right and wrong. Quit writing off his opinions as Liberal or partisan because they do not agree with your own., yet through your glasses see no fault among your own. And since I do not take all the time in the world to spell check, and correctly use grammer, in your view my opinion is flawed.

As I stated and you seem to gloss over in your targeting, we are governed by the lessor evil each four years, this time America choose the Republican evil over the Democratic evil, for many of the reasons explained, no clear message, never staying on message, and the mean sprit of the attacks by the media may have also finally backfired (ie CBS, Micheal Moore).

I was a career soldier, I fear war more than most, for I have seen up close and personal mans inhumanity towards his fellow man. Attrocities unbelievable to your eyes, and sometimes for whatever reason or hidden agenda, we as soldiers try to do good in a world that today only cares to see the bad, "If it bleeds it leads", and no one cares about the people we as Americans try to give a glimmer of hope and maybe to see how we live, and one day maybe achieve that goal, as we have, free from oppression and tyrants.

In my opinion be it as it may, once we found the first mass grave, and other signs of attrocities against the people, the war at that point was as justified as finding Dachau illregardless of the WMD issue, which by the way was supported by a good percentage of Democrats who had the same information "Bush" did. And we forget those speeches from those on the left side of the aisle on WMD's in Iraq from President Clinton through whenever the "I never supported the war" shift. [If Dune forgot Kosovo and Mogadishu with a total loss of 400 lives, you forgot Rwanda and Sudan worth 5 MILLION. What did we do about those atrocities?]

Once the Democrats find a path, a clear message other than Bush is wrong and an idiot[I think that you perceive any argument, no matter how factual, as a personal attack on your Fuhrer], only then may people like myself listen, but when the only prevailing theme is my President is an idiot, liar, and wrong, my country again is wrong in freeing a people from oppression, my religion is wrong, my personal values are wrong, I do not pay enough in taxes, etc, Americans such as myself will become more offensive minded in projecting our views, and defensive protecting what we see as our way of life. Maybe if the Democrats find that message of unity and reach out to the Red Staters [unity, like oppress more **edited**s-who are also Americans], instead of calling us illeterate, bible thumping morons for voting for who we believed was the lessor of the two presented evils, then and only then will we begin to listen, and maybe someday agree.

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oldsoldier wrote: Hey Dune, please explain to me why the single issue of the war is your main point. Examples of other bad wars, lets see 274 dead and wounded in Kosovo [Because the mission in the balkans is a success. How many albanians got killed yesterday?]and not a word, 18 dead in Mogadishu and not a word, depends on who throws the war, and the media bias of the time doesn't it. By the way we are still there, Clinton lied, threw an unjust war or two, and we were only to be there a year. All presidents and governments lie, ask any American Indian. And I suppose if Kerry was elected all our domestic as well as foriegn relation problems would go away, through his intervention America would again be the shinning light and no one in the world will ever wish us harm, or want what we have, as long as a Democrat is in office. I was a career soldier, I fear war more than most, for I have seen up close and personal mans inhumanity towards his fellow man. Attrocities unbelievable to your eyes, and sometimes for whatever reason or hidden agenda, we as soldiers try to do good in a world that today only cares to see the bad, [You just choose to ignore atrocities in Rwanda and Sudan that cost 5 million people their lives, because your republican programmers didn't see any oil to pump out.] "If it bleeds it leads", and no one cares about the people we as Americans try to give a glimmer of hope [to any country with oil we can exploit]and maybe to see how we live, and one day maybe achieve that goal, as we have, free from oppression and tyrants [and freedom from surplus oil]. The terrorists/insurgents can read and understand history[actually, they are illiterate, which is why they are so easily turned into fanatics. They don't know anything about history], and again the major media is an unwitting allie in thier quest for getting Bush. Once the Democrats find a path, a clear message other than Bush is wrong and an idiot, only then may people like myself listen, but when the only prevailing theme is my President is an idiot, liar, and wrong, my country again is wrong in freeing a people from oppression, my religion is wrong, my personal values are wrong, I do not pay enough in taxes, etc, Americans such as myself will become more offensive minded in projecting our views, and defensive protecting what we see as our way of life[After two years of reading the threads, I am convinced that any argument in opposition to your own is instantly labeled as liberal, hate-speech, or immature.]. Maybe if the Democrats find that message of unity and reach out to the Red Staters, instead of calling us illeterate, bible thumping morons for voting for who we believed was the lessor of the two presented evils, then and only then will we begin to listen, and maybe someday agree[doubtful]. End of breakfast message, time to make more money so I can feed into the Republican war chest, and I am called narrow minded, opps I forgot, Red Stater....sorry......