Conquer Club

You guys actually care if someone doesn't put their hand over their heart?

Holy crap, things are worst than feared.

I don't care as much about that as I do the fact that Obama thinks we have 57+ states. Mccain will for sure lose if their are 7-10 states he does not even know he has to win

PopeBenXVI wrote:I don't care as much about that as I do the fact that Obama thinks we have 57+ states. Mccain will for sure lose if their are 7-10 states he does not even know he has to win

How do you know this about him? By putting this fallacy out there, you put your own ill-informed idiocy out there, too.


Also, reading about the fucktards screaming 'terrorist!' and 'traitor!' and 'off with his head!' at mccain rallies - to the point where mccain has to respond by praising his opponent - just means Obama's upcoming victory will be all the sweeter. It's going to be a great day. Bring it on.

Breaking news!

For the first time in history last night, Barack Obama and John McCain were spotted in the same place at the same time.

For the longest time, the Obama/McCain discrepancy appeared like the Clark Kent/Superman discrepancy, yet all fears of electing Superman were put to bed last night when it was revealed, at the debate, that they are in fact two different people.

And that McCain is a massive douche bag who is capable only of whining and accusing people of being terrorists.


(to put that in Conquer Club terms, that would be whining about the "intensity levels" and then accusing people of being multis)


Thank you for your attention, you may resume searching for your fathers.

Threads like this make me ashamed to ever play doubles with you.

jbrettlip wrote:Threads like this make me ashamed to ever play doubles with you.

Just because you're a McCain supporter doesn't mean I don't respect you as a person. It just means I don't respect you as an adult with critical thinking skillz.

jbrettlip wrote:Threads like this make me ashamed to ever play doubles with you.

Unless he means it in the way of a making a ton of pointless threads... cauze that's how I mean it.

In the comic shop yesterday (and on reading a comic which is about, should superheroes get involved in politics), I discovered that Savage Dragon is an Obama Supporter, and that Green Arrow is endorsing his local Dem candidate, while Lois Lane appears to be a Republicn and Superman "rrespects the privacy of the voting booth" and expects even his wife to not ask.

John McCain has his own comic, which appears to be his life-story. I'm not clear if Obama does too.

jonesthecurl wrote:Superman "rrespects the privacy of the voting booth" and expects even his wife to not ask.

Hold the phone!!!!

Superman is married??

Yo didn't get an invite?

TheProwler wrote:

jonesthecurl wrote:Superman "rrespects the privacy of the voting booth" and expects even his wife to not ask.

Hold the phone!!!!

Superman is married??

In like 500 different alternate universes.

Did you know Wolverine married Storm???

Only after being rejected by the Beast.


Honibaz

It all comes down to who will get things done!

you have Barack Obama, a leftist/big government guy who casts every vote lock step in line with his party... when he has time to actually cast a vote!

and John McCain, a centrist/small government guy with a proven record of crossing the aisle of party lines to reach a consensus and actually get things done for this country!

VOTE McCAIN!

its the smart thing to do.

ksslemp wrote:It all comes down to who will get things done!

you have Barack Obama, a leftist/big government guy who casts every vote lock step in line with his party... when he has time to actually cast a vote!

and John McCain, a centrist/small government guy with a proven record of crossing the aisle of party lines to reach a consensus and actually get things done for this country!

VOTE McCAIN!

its the smart thing to do.

You're such a tool who either lies, or has no idea what he is talking about.

And I am not an Obama supporter.

ksslemp wrote:It all comes down to who will get things done!
John McCain, a centrist/small government guy with a proven record of crossing the aisle of party lines to reach a consensus and actually get things done for this country!

McCain has had 26 years in Washington to "get things done" and his record is what? In recent months he has repeated the mantra "Washington is broken" and "Country first" but what has the Senator actually done about it during his time in office? Not a lot. The conservative self proclaimed maverick is ready to jump on any bandwagon and say anything to win the office he believes is his destiny anyways. Obama has said from the beginning that this country needs CHANGE and eventually McCain's campaign has attempted to make that concept their own.

Look at McCain's "proven record" and tell me what he's done for you lately with his ability to connect with his fellow legislators... and um... do things. The economy he claimed was basically fine tanked two weeks later and he um "suspended his campaign" to rush off to Washington to "fix it"... what a laugher that was. He did everything but appologise for over-reacting and totally freaking out, but he was ready to cave in to Wall Street and hand over tax payer dollars to bail out these wealthy private entities. Yeah... John McCain is rock solid.

His running mate Sarah Palin claimed the maverick McCain has instituted many "reforms" but when asked to name a few by Katie Curick? She said, "I can't think of any off the top of my head but I know there are lots, so I'll have to get back to you on that one." We're still waiting for that "one" to get answered... maybe you can enlighten us about his maverick accomplishments during a quarter century in office.

Eight years of rampant Bush administration spending and his cronies stuffing their pockets with tax dollars is enough, the maverick did nothing about this Republican development of THE BIGGEST FUCKING GOVERNMENT EVER... but hand over his yes vote in agreement of whatever Bush/Cheney felt was in "the best interest of this country."

Do you really think this self proclaimed "maverick reformer" can institute change? The optomistic answer to that is a doubtful at best, and after watching McCain's response to recent events I now believe that IF change is going to come... Obama has the better chance of actually getting it done.

heavycola wrote:Also, reading about the fucktards screaming 'terrorist!' and 'traitor!' and 'off with his head!' at mccain rallies.

That's just another example of Americans revelling in their ignorance
and more proof that human intelligence is overrated.

Maybe after John McCain fixes the edumacational system by reforming the "no child left behind" mess
the 'merkanz will be smarter at some point in the future.

What do you get if you cross John McCain with an Elephant? Hellifiknow.

ksslemp wrote:It all comes down to who will get things done!

you have Barack Obama, a leftist/big government guy who casts every vote lock step in line with his party... when he has time to actually cast a vote!

and John McCain, a centrist/small government guy with a proven record of crossing the aisle of party lines to reach a consensus and actually get things done for this country!

VOTE McCAIN!

its the smart thing to do.

Why am i not surprised? This one not only drinks the kool-aid, he goes back for seconds. Not to mention being fruit for John Wayne. Heh heh.


Honibaz

US Law very clearly states: " if only one parent is a U.S. citizen at the time of one's birth, that parent must have resided in the United States for a minimum of ten years, five of which must be after the age of 16". Barack Obama's father was not a U.S. Citizen, that is a fact.

Obama's mother was only 18 whe n Obama was born. This means even though she had been a U.S. Citizen for 10 years,(or citizen of Hawaii being a territory), his mother fails the test for at-least-5-years-prior- to Barack Obama's birth, but-after-age-16. In essence, mother alone is not old enough to qualify her son for automatic U.S. Citizenship. At most, 2 years elapsed from his mother turning 16 to the time of Barack Obama's birth when she was 18. His mother would have needed to have been 16 + 5 = 21 years o ld at the time of Barack Obama's birth for him to be a natural-born citizen. The Constitution clearly declares: Naturalized citizens are ineligible to hold the office of President. Though Barack Obama was sent back to Hawaii at age 10, any other information does not matter because his mother is the one who must fulfill the requirement to be a U.S. Citizen for 10 years prior to his birth on August 4, 1961, with 5 of those years being after age 16.

Further, Obama may have had to have remained in the USA for some time frame to protect any citizenship he might have had, rather than living in Indonesia . He states in his book that he moved to indonesia and went to school there, at the time the only way to attend school was to be a citizen, and indonesia did not allow duel-citizenship at the time. This is very clear cut and a glaring violation of U.S. Election law. I think that Governor Schwarzenegger of California would be very interested in discovering if Obama is allowed to be elected President without being a natural-born U.S. Citizen, since this would set a precedent.

ksslemp wrote:It all comes down to who will get things done!

you have Barack Obama, a leftist/big government guy who casts every vote lock step in line with his party... when he has time to actually cast a vote!

McCain has voted with Bush 95% of the time. Who's in lock step? Certainly not that Maverick!

Barack Obama may not be John McCain though if my knowledge of the blood relationships of most politicians is correct they may very well be distant relatives.

Juan_Bottom wrote:

TheProwler wrote:

jonesthecurl wrote:Superman "rrespects the privacy of the voting booth" and expects even his wife to not ask.

Hold the phone!!!!

Superman is married??

In like 500 different alternate universes.

Did you know Wolverine married Storm???

I thought she married Black Panther.

And Black Canary married Green Arrow.

Wait, Black Panther married that chick from Asteroid M.... ???

And Green Arrow died....


Comic nerds could do this all day....

Juan_Bottom wrote:Wait, Black Panther married that chick from Asteroid M.... ???

And Green Arrow died....


Comic nerds could do this all day....

Which is why I have always just grazed the surface of most DC and Marvel comics rather than get fully involved.

strike wolf wrote:

Juan_Bottom wrote:Wait, Black Panther married that chick from Asteroid M.... ???

And Green Arrow died....


Comic nerds could do this all day....

Which is why I have always just grazed the surface of most DC and Marvel comics rather than get fully involved.

Tell the truth... you can't read? It's impossable to ignore the storylines...

I do read the storylines (more or less) i just select certain comics to read from each group of characters so that I don't have to deal with this multiple realities thing.