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On July 19 2016 11:57 PhoenixVoid wrote: I'm pretty sure the Democrats have all these issues because your friends Bush and Cheney left them the mess and told them to pick it up on their behalf. "Evil exists" yet again. Are we already at the moralizing point? Democrats for the most part haven't met a war that they're against, except for revisionist drivel way after the fact. We can go way back to Woodrow Wilson if you want the penultimate war-monger. This isn't to say the GOP is any less interventionist since the Neo-Cons jumped into the party in the 60s. Traditionally, the GOP was the anti-war party, but of course, back in those days they were just Nazi sympathizers or German loyalists or w/e epithet was levied to paint them anti-patriotic. (They were against WWI and WWII, Nixon ended Vietnam, etc.) Of course, I'm a bit biased as I miss the old libertarian right GOP from 1900 to 1950ish, but whatever. This myth of the soft Democrats plays only to each's base for propaganda purposes. | ||
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On July 19 2016 12:06 riotjune wrote: I can't believe this guy was a 3 star general I wouldn't judge his ability to perform his intelligence duties as a general by his ability to give speeches. | ||
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On July 19 2016 12:06 Nakajin wrote: Come on we got to stop with the pointless critics, there is already so much to criticize from his program no need to try digging for every natural "misstep" he does. I mean of course he is not going to listen to a 3 hours publicity conference about him in its entirety. This is Trump we're talking about. He'll probably get the podcast of this RNC and masturbate to it. | ||
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On July 19 2016 12:08 {CC}StealthBlue wrote: https://twitter.com/ariannahuff/status/755236770002964480 Yet here we are, at the bleeding edge. Where the GOP nominee constantly says his critics are "disloyal" and has paper thin skin. | ||
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On July 19 2016 12:06 Wegandi wrote: Democrats for the most part haven't met a war that they're against, except for revisionist drivel way after the fact. We can go way back to Woodrow Wilson if you want the penultimate war-monger. This isn't to say the GOP is any less interventionist since the Neo-Cons jumped into the party in the 60s. Traditionally, the GOP was the anti-war party, but of course, back in those days they were just Nazi sympathizers or German loyalists or w/e epithet was levied to paint them anti-patriotic. (They were against WWI and WWII, Nixon ended Vietnam, etc.) Of course, I'm a bit biased as I miss the old libertarian right GOP from 1900 to 1950ish, but whatever. This myth of the soft Democrats plays only to each's base for propaganda purposes. I won't deny Democrats have been part of the war machine many times in the past, and have definitely contributed. I just don't appreciate them pretending like they have no hand on the War on Terror and shouldering the blame on Obama and Hillary. | ||
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On July 19 2016 12:12 acker wrote: Are these the best speakers the RNC could come up with? There were about 4-5 good speakers earlier. Everyone else wasn't very impressive | ||
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On July 19 2016 12:12 riotjune wrote: And now we get a green beret and seal Be afraid of everything, forever. Especially people that hate freedom, GOP 2016. | ||
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