gun sales boom because of Obama

[BrotherLovesDub]

Originally Posted by Sean

True. Although some of the blame for this mentality has to clearly fall on Democrats as well. I NEVER approved of the "not my President" bumper stickers and vocal sentiments we were hearing from Dems when Bush was elected, and this is a good example of why. If Bush didn't have to be accepted as the legitimate President by liberals, then why should conservatives be expected to suddenly be gracious and accepting about an Obama win?

Bush was appointed the first time, not elected. I truly believe both 2000 and 2004 were bogus elections.

[Sean]

Originally Posted by BrotherLovesDub

Bush was appointed the first time, not elected. I truly believe both 2000 and 2004 were bogus elections.

Thank you for illustrating the point.

Now why can't Republicans say that Obama "bought" the election? Or that the DNC handed him the nomination that should have gone to Hillary when they made their ruling on how many delegates from Michigan and Florida should be seated? Or whatever else they might be able to dream up?

Because if we're being honest, Bush was elected both times, like it or not. The refusal to recognize him as a legitimate President was a mistake.

[BrotherLovesDub]

we disagree.

[BrotherLovesDub]

Originally Posted by Sean

Thank you for illustrating the point.

Now why can't Republicans say that Obama "bought" the election?

http://www.google.com/search?client=...UTF-8&oe=UTF-8

there's a google search result page for "Obama Bought Election". notice the tons of results linking to articles and blog posts saying he bought the election? it's happening already and started before he was actually elected.

[Sean]

Originally Posted by BrotherLovesDub

http://www.google.com/search?client=...UTF-8&oe=UTF-8

there's a google search result page for "Obama Bought Election". notice the tons of results linking to articles and blog posts saying he bought the election? it's happening already and started before he was actually elected.

Of course it's happening. And I believe it's largely thanks to the "not my President" stance taken by many vocal opponents of Bush. The saying "do unto others as you would have them do unto you" is based on basic human nature, and it applies directly to this situation.

Luckily though, it appears that the vast majority of Americans are on board with Obama now that we're post-election.

[BrotherLovesDub]

we were raped because we dressed slutty! thanks, good to know.


edit: sorry for being obnoxious, it does come natural though. anyway, i see your point and i do agree to a certain extent. however, we shouldn't be afraid of dissent even when it's directed at 'our' candidate or viewpoint.

[jOHN rODRIGUEZ]

Who did who buy it from?

Or wait, is that the conspiracy part of it?

[Sean]

Originally Posted by BrotherLovesDub

we were raped because we dressed slutty! thanks, good to know.

No idea how this is supposed to apply.

Originally Posted by BrotherLovesDub

edit: sorry for being obnoxious, it does come natural though. anyway, i see your point and i do agree to a certain extent. however, we shouldn't be afraid of dissent even when it's directed at 'our' candidate or viewpoint.

I'm all for dissent, as long as it's based on fact. Of course that's where the catch is, isn't it? Facts are tough to pin down most of the time...

[den]

Originally Posted by Deckard

GUNS!!
WAR!!
REAL MEN!!
REAL AMERICANS!!
MORE GUNS!!
BIG STEAKS!!
GIANT PORTIONS!!
HELL YEAHHH!!!
USA!! USA!! USA!!
SIZE XXXL!!
BIIIIG TRUCKS!!
BIIIG GAS GUZZLERS!!
FUCK THE ENVIRONMENT!!
YEEEEEAHH!!
MORE GUNS!!
HUNTING ANIMALS!!
HUNTING SISSIES!!
ACTION MAN!!!!
ARNIE!! STALLONE!! WILLIS!!
CHUCK FREAKIN NORRIS!!
F*CK YEAH!!!!
REPUBLICANS!!

RAAAAAARRR!!!*

Hey, I like big steaks and big trucks. Some of those things are pretty sweet.

And I totally agree with fucking the environment. I work in the environmental consulting business. Part of my job is to drive hundreds of miles in big trucks, run gas generators all day to fill up a few vials of water from a well, and then ship the samples across the country in a cargo jet so they can be tested for a few parts per million of contaminants. See? We can all make a difference.

[Deckard]

Originally Posted by den

Hey, I like big steaks and big trucks. Some of those things are pretty sweet.

And I totally agree with fucking the environment. I work in the environmental consulting business. Part of my job is to drive hundreds of miles in big trucks, run gas generators all day to fill up a few vials of water from a well, and then ship the samples across the country in a cargo jet so they can be tested for a few parts per million of contaminants. See? We can all make a difference.

Bet you have to buy XXXL size jeans too.