[BIRD33]

[SIZE="3"]Lousiana lawmaker advocates eugenics: Sterilize poor women, encourage rich to procreate.»
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http://thinkprogress.org/2008/09/24/loui...sterilize/

8 you must be proud of this guy.Your state is still in mid evil times.

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http://www.usnews.com/blogs/washington-w...y-usa.html


GOP running mate Sarah Palin, Alaska's governor, screams middle class so much that even some Republicans who initially questioned Sen. John McCain's pick are now rewarding the ticket with a thumbs up. "She is so middle class in where she comes from and what she does that it's turning out to be a perfect fit for McCain," a high-up House GOP official tells me. "People get that she's one of them, and that's a big deal," adds the official. Even those McCain passed up think she's the cat's meow. A source close to Rep. Eric Cantor, the architect of the Republican alternative to President Bush's $700 billion Wall Street bailout, tells me that the Virginian is "totally on board" the Palin express and believes she can attract middle-class independents seeking a candidate who looks like them. You might recall that Cantor had his own site promoting his very long-shot vice presidential bid.
Meanwhile, you might have noticed many pundits and bloggers poking fun at Palin for suggesting that Alaska's proximity to Russia gives her an unusual foreign-policy outlook. Well she's not the first to claim that. Way back in the late 1980s, when I was an editor of Defense Week, then a leading trade publication famous for revealing weapon cost overruns and failures, I took up Sen. Ted Stevens on an offer to spend two weeks looking at the state's needs to defend itself against the Soviet Union. At the time, he was bidding to boost defense spending in the state and declared that—all jokes aside—Alaska was America's first line of defense. It was quite a trip, spent in Alaska Air National Guard helicopters, jets, and refueling tankers. And we even visited a village where the locals told of Russians landing in military craft and leaving behind Russian goods like batteries and aerosol cans during spying missions. I recall printing pictures of the goods in Defense Week. Was there a threat of attack? Naw, since Alaska is so big and far from the lower 48. Any attackers would probably fly over, or totally avoid, Alaska, it seemed at the time. But for those who lived there then—and apparently now—the threat is real enough and the reason why the state has a number of military installations. And lower 48 snickering seems only to embolden the locals more about their position in U.S. military defense.

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Your state is still in mid evil times.

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wow, just wow
a new list topper

[Flumper Barflusterbutt]

Question #1: I have no idea what you mean about man living with dinosaurs. But I can tell you one thing, you won't ever find a candidate that you will agree with 100% of what they believe in. I would put a candidates opinion on man living with dinosaurs on about the same level as I would on whether they tie their shoe laces with a double knot (which is gay, btw).

Question #2: I think that McCain feeling the need to be in Washington to help pull a concensus together for a bailout bill that was desperately falling apart because of all the nitpicking and partisanship that was going on was a wise move. And he even asked the President to include Obama in the emergency team they were pulling together to get that concensus worked out. I think I would put the emergency of this issue both on the well-being of this country and our perception world-wide miles and miles ahead of a debate.

Whenever you're ready to answer, flump.

I already did.

[BIRD33]

So for the record you are OK with a person leading this country who disregards scientific facts in favor of religious beliefs?

Isn't that dangerous and very similar to the way the muslim extremists who hate us view things?

[Flumper Barflusterbutt]

So for the record you are OK with a person leading this country who disregards scientific facts in favor of religious beliefs?

Isn't that dangerous and very similar to the way the muslim extremists who hate us view things?

You can't be serious. I honestly can't believe that you are nitpicking a VP candidate to that level.

[BIRD33]

You can't be serious. I honestly can't believe that you are nitpicking a VP candidate to that level.

Is it nitpicking to worry about if a potential president will make decisions based on her faith rather than fact?

I can't really believe you don't think thats a big deal.

[Flumper Barflusterbutt]

Is it nitpicking to worry about if a potential president will make decisions based on her faith rather than fact?

I can't really believe you don't think thats a big deal.

God, you are such a friggin dumbass. you got punked. :lool:

http://www.snopes.com/politics/palin/newsquotes.asp

[Flumper Barflusterbutt]

http://www.watchfreeepisodes.com/sarah-p...-ago/3005/

[Banana]

:eek:
wow, just wow
a new list topper

It's not that much of a biggee. I flubbed that word during my interview at my current job, and we all know how smart I am. :lol:

[BIRD33]

God, you are such a friggin dumbass. you got punked. :lool:

http://www.snopes.com/politics/palin/newsquotes.asp

Flump she's a pentecostal and on the record as being a creationist.I bet you searched your little heart out trying to prove me wrong and all you came up with is an email I've never seen before.Nice investigative journalism, dick.


Palin on if Creationism should be taught in schools:
• PALIN: "Teach both. You know, don't be afraid of information. "Healthy debate is so important and it's so valuable in our schools. I am a proponent of teaching both. And you know, I say this too as the daughter of a science teacher. Growing up with being so privileged and blessed to be given a lot of information on, on both sides of the subject -- creationism and evolution. It's been a healthy foundation for me. But don't be afraid of information and let kids debate both sides."


Afraid of what information, Sarah?There is none backing up creationism. Thats like saying if kids are learning about thunder and the weather systems that create it we should have them debate on if its really just science in action or if God is just bowling.

Bottom line you're supporting a person for vice president who thinks the earth is less than 6,000 years old.Flump your kids will look back 25 years from now and laugh at your positions like we laugh at people who swore the world was flat.

[BIRD33]

It's not that much of a biggee. I flubbed that word during my interview at my current job, and we all know how smart I am. :lol:

I can't wait till I'm snargs age and I've got nothing to do but proofread my posts on insanetrain.com,home of the forum that doesnt work with the worlds most popular browser.

[Flumper Barflusterbutt]

Flump she's a pentecostal and on the record as being a creationist.I bet you searched your little heart out trying to prove me wrong and all you came up with is an email I've never seen before.Nice investigative journalism, dick.


Palin on if Creationism should be taught in schools:
• PALIN: "Teach both. You know, don't be afraid of information. "Healthy debate is so important and it's so valuable in our schools. I am a proponent of teaching both. And you know, I say this too as the daughter of a science teacher. Growing up with being so privileged and blessed to be given a lot of information on, on both sides of the subject -- creationism and evolution. It's been a healthy foundation for me. But don't be afraid of information and let kids debate both sides."


Afraid of what information, Sarah?There is none backing up creationism. Thats like saying if kids are learning about thunder and the weather systems that create it we should have them debate on if its really just science in action or if God is just bowling.

Bottom line you're supporting a person for vice president who thinks the earth is less than 6,000 years old.Flump your kids will look back 25 years from now and laugh at your positions like we laugh at people who swore the world was flat.

No, I didn't hardly search at all. I just googled "Palin Dinosaurs". First thing that popped up was an interview with Matt Damon asking if we could elect our next president based on the fact that she thinks dinosaurs were alive 4,000 years ago. Then it had a link to the fact that story was made up from a blogger and had circulated to thousands of dumbasses like you that had perpetuated it into some big story.

Find me a quote where in Palin's own words she says that dinosaurs lived 4,000 years ago.

Shit I grew up having to go to church and they taught us that we all came from Adam and Eve. I have no friggin idea where you are headed with this stupid argument.

but find me the one quote where Palin says dinosaurs lived 4,000 years ago.

[Flumper Barflusterbutt]

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[Banana]

Shit I grew up having to go to church and they taught us that we all came from Adam and Eve.

Seperation of church and state, anyone?

[BIRD33]

No, I didn't hardly search at all. I just googled "Palin Dinosaurs". First thing that popped up was an interview with Matt Damon asking if we could elect our next president based on the fact that she thinks dinosaurs were alive 4,000 years ago. Then it had a link to the fact that story was made up from a blogger and had circulated to thousands of dumbasses like you that had perpetuated it into some big story.

Find me a quote where in Palin's own words she says that dinosaurs lived 4,000 years ago.

Shit I grew up having to go to church and they taught us that we all came from Adam and Eve. I have no friggin idea where you are headed with this stupid argument.

but find me the one quote where Palin says dinosaurs lived 4,000 years ago.

She's a creationist.They believe man and dinosaurs roamed the earth at the same time.That quote I posted proves it.They believe that the grand canyon was formed by the flood that noah built the ark for.I don't think we have any quotes about dinosaurs from her but if she is a pentecostal what am I supposed to think she believes?


I went to catholic school for 12 years so I was raised the same as you but there comes a point where you wake up to reality.If she supports intelligent design being taught in schools than she still hasnt woke up yet.

My larger point is since she does believe in creationism and its largely a american christian type of science that the world mocks(and I think you secretly do too), don't you feel that its not wise to elect a person who can so readily put aside scientific fact in favor of her personal religious beliefs.I asked before but didnt get an answer on how that is any different than how the terrorists who hate us come to their rationale.Do you know her well enough to be sure she won't nuke Iran just to bring around the rapture?I know that sounds far fetched but is it as far fetched as disregarding millions of scientific facts and studies of evolution based on her pastors interpretation of the bible?

[Flumper Barflusterbutt]

She's a creationist.They believe man and dinosaurs roamed the earth at the same time.That quote I posted proves it.They believe that the grand canyon was formed by the flood that noah built the ark for.I don't think we have any quotes about dinosaurs from her but if she is a pentecostal what am I supposed to think she believes?


I went to catholic school for 12 years so I was raised the same as you but there comes a point where you wake up to reality.If she supports intelligent design being taught in schools than she still hasnt woke up yet.

My larger point is since she does believe in creationism and its largely a american christian type of science that the world mocks(and I think you secretly do too), don't you feel that its not wise to elect a person who can so readily put aside scientific fact in favor of her personal religious beliefs.I asked before but didnt get an answer on how that is any different than how the terrorists who hate us come to their rationale.Do you know her well enough to be sure she won't nuke Iran just to bring around the rapture?I know that sounds far fetched but is it as far fetched as disregarding millions of scientific facts and studies of evolution based on her pastors interpretation of the bible?

I heard that Obama told his kids there was a Santa Claus. I guess we need to strike him from the list of candidates. I hope McCain didn't hide any easter eggs when his kids were little.

BIRD33, this is the weakest line of bs you have come up with yet.

[Flumper Barflusterbutt]

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[BIRD33]

I heard that Obama told his kids there was a Santa Claus. I guess we need to strike him from the list of candidates. I hope McCain didn't hide any easter eggs when his kids were little.

BIRD33, this is the weakest line of bs you have come up with yet.

If Obama is telling his kids that Santa is still real when they are in their 30's and pushes to get goverment funding on the aerodynamic properties of flying reindeer then your analogy would make sense.

These are adults believing that the grand canyon had Noah floating in it.

This is who you want to be a world leader?