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Nobunaga wrote:Woodruff wrote:Nobunaga wrote:... Woodruff gives me 7. I could give him a few hundred. And Greek makes the point - Infowars is the only place reporting this. Obama got the major news agencies and networks...
... I wonder why that is? ...
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Perhaps because he's the God damn President, you fucking idiot. Perhaps because at least one with actual, serious plans involved, to be carried out by military personnel. Perhaps because it wasn't solely a bunch of internet loudmouths. Seriously, man. You're just making yourself look stupid here.
My, my. Read again please:Nobunaga wrote:... Show me tweets, show me message board postings, show me interviews, whatever, where masses declare the need to assassinate Obama and to riot if he wins... and I will agree with you.
... Were your links post election? Your linked stories then are not comparable. So please, Woody, show me folks tweeting, message posting, etc.. en mass about killing then Senator Obama during the 2008 election. You won't find it, because though there may be a few nut jobs who would have said such a thing, the Dems hold a very strong majority when it comes to racism and hatred in this country... as evidenced by my earlier posts in this thread.
... Thank you.
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Woodruff wrote:Nobunaga wrote:Woodruff wrote:Nobunaga wrote:... Woodruff gives me 7. I could give him a few hundred. And Greek makes the point - Infowars is the only place reporting this. Obama got the major news agencies and networks...
... I wonder why that is? ...
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Perhaps because he's the God damn President, you fucking idiot. Perhaps because at least one with actual, serious plans involved, to be carried out by military personnel. Perhaps because it wasn't solely a bunch of internet loudmouths. Seriously, man. You're just making yourself look stupid here.
My, my. Read again please:Nobunaga wrote:... Show me tweets, show me message board postings, show me interviews, whatever, where masses declare the need to assassinate Obama and to riot if he wins... and I will agree with you.
... Were your links post election? Your linked stories then are not comparable. So please, Woody, show me folks tweeting, message posting, etc.. en mass about killing then Senator Obama during the 2008 election. You won't find it, because though there may be a few nut jobs who would have said such a thing, the Dems hold a very strong majority when it comes to racism and hatred in this country... as evidenced by my earlier posts in this thread.
... Thank you.
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Your desperation is becoming embarrassing. I'm embarrassed for you.
thegreekdog wrote:Woodruff wrote:Nobunaga wrote:Woodruff wrote:Nobunaga wrote:... Woodruff gives me 7. I could give him a few hundred. And Greek makes the point - Infowars is the only place reporting this. Obama got the major news agencies and networks...
... I wonder why that is? ...
...
Perhaps because he's the God damn President, you fucking idiot. Perhaps because at least one with actual, serious plans involved, to be carried out by military personnel. Perhaps because it wasn't solely a bunch of internet loudmouths. Seriously, man. You're just making yourself look stupid here.
My, my. Read again please:Nobunaga wrote:... Show me tweets, show me message board postings, show me interviews, whatever, where masses declare the need to assassinate Obama and to riot if he wins... and I will agree with you.
... Were your links post election? Your linked stories then are not comparable. So please, Woody, show me folks tweeting, message posting, etc.. en mass about killing then Senator Obama during the 2008 election. You won't find it, because though there may be a few nut jobs who would have said such a thing, the Dems hold a very strong majority when it comes to racism and hatred in this country... as evidenced by my earlier posts in this thread.
... Thank you.
...
Your desperation is becoming embarrassing. I'm embarrassed for you.
You honestly believe that the media is treating the threats against Romney as seriously as they treated the threats against Obama, with all the conviction.
thegreekdog wrote:The substantive portion of the threats against Obama and Romney are very similar - words (typed or written) calling for assassination. Why are you taking the threats against Romney less seriously?
Woodruff wrote:thegreekdog wrote:The substantive portion of the threats against Obama and Romney are very similar - words (typed or written) calling for assassination. Why are you taking the threats against Romney less seriously?
Perhaps because at least a portion of them were demonstrably real, actualy, verified threats. I don't honestly recall that much of an outcry about the threats against Obama that weren't verified threats. Perhaps I wasn't that politically interested then (I find that unlikely)? Perhaps my blinders won't allow me to remember that (I find that even more unlikely)?
Which threats against Romney have been verified in such a manner, warranting an outcry?
If you're trying to prove that various media outlets are biased, you're wasting your time...I already know that very well.
thegreekdog wrote:Woodruff wrote:thegreekdog wrote:The substantive portion of the threats against Obama and Romney are very similar - words (typed or written) calling for assassination. Why are you taking the threats against Romney less seriously?
Perhaps because at least a portion of them were demonstrably real, actualy, verified threats. I don't honestly recall that much of an outcry about the threats against Obama that weren't verified threats. Perhaps I wasn't that politically interested then (I find that unlikely)? Perhaps my blinders won't allow me to remember that (I find that even more unlikely)?
Which threats against Romney have been verified in such a manner, warranting an outcry?
If you're trying to prove that various media outlets are biased, you're wasting your time...I already know that very well.
I'm not talking about real, actual, verified threats. I'm talking about dumbasses with signs and dumbasses on the internet. I don't know why you don't recall these since there was a pretty well-known post made by your favorite person in the whole world showing a guy with a sign that had the "n" word on it.
thegreekdog wrote:Anyway, there was a lot of uproar regarding these signs, the racist Tea Party, etc. and little to no uproar regarding the idiots putting a Hitler moustache on Bush (for example).
thegreekdog wrote:For me, it proves that the Tea Party = racism crap was actually partisan crap.
thegreekdog wrote:As to your last sentence, yes, that's precisely my point. It might not be Nobunaga's point, but I think it is. So the whole "desparation" word you keep using is not appropriate, in my opinion. He's doing the same thing that MSNBC, CNN, etc. were doing four years ago during the Tea Party stuff.
Woodruff wrote:I definitely think the "desperation" label is appropriately used against him, based on his posts in the last couple of weeks. It's like he's finally realized (considerably belatedly, in my opinion), that Obama is almost certainly going to win, so he's throwing all of his cards, even the jokers, out on the table in a desperate effort to somehow construct a royal flush.
thegreekdog wrote:Woodruff wrote:I definitely think the "desperation" label is appropriately used against him, based on his posts in the last couple of weeks. It's like he's finally realized (considerably belatedly, in my opinion), that Obama is almost certainly going to win, so he's throwing all of his cards, even the jokers, out on the table in a desperate effort to somehow construct a royal flush.
Good analogy, but I don't agree. These particular posts in this thread are apt ("what's the Democrat[ic] Party?") in showing what the Democratic Party is, especially in light of Juan Bottom's similar thread on the Republican Party (where you've posted a lot more positive stuff and nothing about showing desperation). Even disregarding all that (which I think is important), Nobunaga is too smart to use these things as his desperation act.
Juan_Bottom wrote:I didn't start any Republican thread. I'm just labeled that way.
Woodruff wrote:...
I definitely think the "desperation" label is appropriately used against him, based on his posts in the last couple of weeks. It's like he's finally realized (considerably belatedly, in my opinion), that Obama is almost certainly going to win, so he's throwing all of his cards, even the jokers, out on the table in a desperate effort to somehow construct a royal flush.
thegreekdog wrote:The substantive portion of the threats against Obama and Romney are very similar - words (typed or written) calling for assassination. Why are you taking the threats against Romney less seriously?
PLAYER57832 wrote:thegreekdog wrote:The substantive portion of the threats against Obama and Romney are very similar - words (typed or written) calling for assassination. Why are you taking the threats against Romney less seriously?
Obama is a sitting president of the United States. Romney is a contender. That is reason enough.
Symmetry wrote:PLAYER57832 wrote:thegreekdog wrote:The substantive portion of the threats against Obama and Romney are very similar - words (typed or written) calling for assassination. Why are you taking the threats against Romney less seriously?
Obama is a sitting president of the United States. Romney is a contender. That is reason enough.
Yeah- while I accept your general point that threats against Romney should be taken seriously, TGD, you're really going out on a limb by saying he should be treated the same as the Commander in Chief. I'm with Player on this.
thegreekdog wrote:Symmetry wrote:PLAYER57832 wrote:thegreekdog wrote:The substantive portion of the threats against Obama and Romney are very similar - words (typed or written) calling for assassination. Why are you taking the threats against Romney less seriously?
Obama is a sitting president of the United States. Romney is a contender. That is reason enough.
Yeah- while I accept your general point that threats against Romney should be taken seriously, TGD, you're really going out on a limb by saying he should be treated the same as the Commander in Chief. I'm with Player on this.
Okay, well first I'm comparing "Tea Party = racist" for signs, comments, and whatnot to "Kill Mitt Romney" comments. I'm not comparing actual threats against the president with "Kill Mitt Romney" comments. I agree with Player too so I would never make the latter comparison. I suspect there was more outcry by the media over the "Tea Party = racist" stuff and applying that characterization to a large group of people than there was over actual, verifiable death threats against President Obama.
So, while I will disregard stupid shit like racist signs and tweets about killing Romney as stupid shit, the media did not disregard the former and should therefore not disregard the latter. Otherwise, I claim hypocrits.
Symmetry wrote:thegreekdog wrote:Symmetry wrote:PLAYER57832 wrote:thegreekdog wrote:The substantive portion of the threats against Obama and Romney are very similar - words (typed or written) calling for assassination. Why are you taking the threats against Romney less seriously?
Obama is a sitting president of the United States. Romney is a contender. That is reason enough.
Yeah- while I accept your general point that threats against Romney should be taken seriously, TGD, you're really going out on a limb by saying he should be treated the same as the Commander in Chief. I'm with Player on this.
Okay, well first I'm comparing "Tea Party = racist" for signs, comments, and whatnot to "Kill Mitt Romney" comments. I'm not comparing actual threats against the president with "Kill Mitt Romney" comments. I agree with Player too so I would never make the latter comparison. I suspect there was more outcry by the media over the "Tea Party = racist" stuff and applying that characterization to a large group of people than there was over actual, verifiable death threats against President Obama.
So, while I will disregard stupid shit like racist signs and tweets about killing Romney as stupid shit, the media did not disregard the former and should therefore not disregard the latter. Otherwise, I claim hypocrits.
So, in essence, you were bullshitting?
Symmetry wrote:thegreekdog wrote:Symmetry wrote:PLAYER57832 wrote:thegreekdog wrote:The substantive portion of the threats against Obama and Romney are very similar - words (typed or written) calling for assassination. Why are you taking the threats against Romney less seriously?
Obama is a sitting president of the United States. Romney is a contender. That is reason enough.
Yeah- while I accept your general point that threats against Romney should be taken seriously, TGD, you're really going out on a limb by saying he should be treated the same as the Commander in Chief. I'm with Player on this.
Okay, well first I'm comparing "Tea Party = racist" for signs, comments, and whatnot to "Kill Mitt Romney" comments. I'm not comparing actual threats against the president with "Kill Mitt Romney" comments. I agree with Player too so I would never make the latter comparison. I suspect there was more outcry by the media over the "Tea Party = racist" stuff and applying that characterization to a large group of people than there was over actual, verifiable death threats against President Obama.
So, while I will disregard stupid shit like racist signs and tweets about killing Romney as stupid shit, the media did not disregard the former and should therefore not disregard the latter. Otherwise, I claim hypocrits.
So, in essence, you were bullshitting?
BigBallinStalin wrote:Why do you do this?
TGD's point is pretty obvious, but somehow you (un)intentionally misconstrue it.
Don't know if trolling or just...
Symmetry wrote:Oh please, like TGS wasn't trolling. "hypocrits"?
Try to keep up BBS.
BigBallinStalin wrote:Symmetry wrote:Oh please, like TGS wasn't trolling. "hypocrits"?
Try to keep up BBS.
Ohhh, so perhaps Symmetry really doesn't understand TGD's stance.
(or Sym is trolling).
It's difficult to tell with this one, but I'd wager that Sym is trolling, since TGD's point was made twice and is pretty clear.
Symmetry wrote:BigBallinStalin wrote:Symmetry wrote:Oh please, like TGS wasn't trolling. "hypocrits"?
Try to keep up BBS.
Ohhh, so perhaps Symmetry really doesn't understand TGD's stance.
(or Sym is trolling).
It's difficult to tell with this one, but I'd wager that Sym is trolling, since TGD's point was made twice and is pretty clear.
Don't you have teenage girls to stalk BBS? For the benefit of the economy?
BigBallinStalin wrote:Symmetry wrote:BigBallinStalin wrote:Symmetry wrote:Oh please, like TGS wasn't trolling. "hypocrits"?
Try to keep up BBS.
Ohhh, so perhaps Symmetry really doesn't understand TGD's stance.
(or Sym is trolling).
It's difficult to tell with this one, but I'd wager that Sym is trolling, since TGD's point was made twice and is pretty clear.
Don't you have teenage girls to stalk BBS? For the benefit of the economy?
Why are you baiting me, Symmetry?
It's okay to be honest with us by either admitting that you don't understand TGD's position or that you're trolling--if it makes you feel better, you could say that you were 'doin it for the lulz'.
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