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Re: Palin Pit Bull.

MargW wrote:
> Lupine Predator wrote:
>> On Sun, 05 Oct 2008 03:52:30 +0200, Tonnie <tonnnie@NOgmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> On Sat, 04 Oct 2008 09:29:08 -0500, Clothahump
>>> <hookkicker@yaPROTECTIONhoo.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Tonnie wrote:
>>>>> Did you see this?
>>>>>
>>>>>
http://angryxer.wordpress.com/2008/10/03/sarah-palin-debate-flow-chart/
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>> ------------
>>>> I saw that.  It was ignorant and petty and not funny in the
>>>> slightest. It was obviously dreamed up by a lib with too much spare
>>>> time on his hands, who is scared shitless by Palin.
>>> I think it was funny and true at the same time. You can't be serious,
>>> scared shitless by such a dumbass??
>>>> As well he should be.  Palin served up Biden's butt on a plate in
>>>> the debate.  I feel a lot better about my decision to vote for
>>>> McCain/Palin.  But understand that I would vote for a one-legged
>>>> leper if it would keep Obama out of the White House.
>>> Now you'll vote for a no-brain leper. Is that what you want?
>>
>> There are people here, and I *DO NOT* mean to level this assumtion at
>> Clothahump - he seems much smarter than this - but, there are people in
>> this country who are simply appalled at the idea of a man of color being
>> voted into the White House.
>>
>> I can think of no other explanation for this being such a close race.
>> McCain is a mental midget with a one-track, militaristic mind. The only
>> reason I can think of that people would continue to support him is
>> racial.
>> People do not want to see "one of them" win this election.
>
> I read a very interesting article in the Toronto Star paper yesterday.
> It was on the various 'swing' states that will be critical for the
> outcome of the election.  They interviewed a number of people in rural
> Missouri -  just our average man in the street.
>
> http://www.thestar.com/article/511698
>
> It's scary how many have bought into the 'Obama is a Muslim' myth.  Much
> of the information they are basing their decisions on is false.

The world is full of the easily led, the willfully ignorant
and the just plain stupid, but they seem to be overrepresented
in this country. It could be that they don't attract attention
most of the time and are only become visible to the rest of us
during Presidential elections, kinda like jacklighted deer.

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-- Marten Kemp
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