why i have no respect for John McCain
$Zero
well, among many other reasons...
because he lies about his abortion stand.
just to get votes.
that dude who interviewed him about it on Sunday made this perfectly
clear when he "failed" to ask McCain the obvious follow-up question
and instead gave him a free ride saying that McCain didn't need to
elaborate any further on the matter.
check the record and you'll see it quite clearly.
John McCain is just another slimeball liar.
IOW: if he wins, that's four more years of Bushco.
...
* (assuming you're intelligent enough to see the missing follow-up
question).
-$Zero...
this is hilarious stuff. and useful, too.
http://groups.google.com/group/misc.writing/msg/f8904b0972f6b630
john.ku...@sympatico.ca
That and he lied about violating the cone of silence while he was in
the motorcade with his staff.
What a Georgian.
Laffin Gas
"$Zero" <zero...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> why i have no respect for John McCain
>
> well, among many other reasons...
>
> because he lies about his abortion stand.
>
> just to get votes.
>
> that dude who interviewed him about it on Sunday made this perfectly
> clear when he "failed" to ask McCain the obvious follow-up question
> and instead gave him a free ride saying that McCain didn't need to
> elaborate any further on the matter.
>
> check the record and you'll see it quite clearly.
>
> John McCain is just another slimeball liar.
>
> IOW: if he wins, that's four more years of Bushco.
Zero is right. McCain is nothing but a democrat in republican garb.
(DIRG). He will lie to get votes just like any other democrat. I am
embarrassed for him. However, he is not a muslim, and that's a plus for
him. Vote McCain and say to to Islam.
I hate liberalislam.
--Laffin at chu! <Gesundheit!>
$Zero
> "$Zero" <zeroi...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:1bf88a9f-7a5c-41e9...@z72g2000hsb.googlegroups.com...
>
>
>
> > why i have no respect for John McCain
>
> > well, among many other reasons...
>
> > because he lies about his abortion stand.
>
> > just to get votes.
>
> > that dude who interviewed him about it on Sunday made this perfectly
> > clear when he "failed" to ask McCain the obvious follow-up question
> > and instead gave him a free ride saying that McCain didn't need to
> > elaborate any further on the matter.
>
>
> > John McCain is just another slimeball liar.
>
> > IOW: if he wins, that's four more years of Bushco.
>
so what else is new?
i'm right 99% of the time.
> McCain is nothing but a democrat in republican garb.
a political crossdresser?
why is your mind always in the closet, Geno?
anyway, nope. he's way worse than merely a political crossdresser.
he's intentionally misleading the anti-abortion people therefore
clawing his way to the presidency through a mountain of slaughtered
fetuses.
> (DIRG). He will lie to get votes just like any other democrat.
well, he's just like George W., at any rate.
sure, democrats are major wimps like W too, but at least they don't
pretend to be tough guys.
> I am embarrassed for him.
no you're not.
> However, he is not a muslim, and that's a plus for him.
the only thing that you can say for sure about McCain is that he's a
slimeball liar.
> Vote McCain and say to to Islam.
tu tu?
> I hate liberalislam.
you hate everything.
it's an ego thinger.
>> * (assuming you're intelligent enough to see
>> the missing follow-up question).
>
> --Laffin at chu! <Gesundheit!>
i think it would probably be wrong to say God Bless you to you.
-$Zero...
did you catch the Neil Young repeat on Letterman tonight?
http://groups.google.com/group/misc.writing/msg/539f78e554be41db
Ash Wensdee
must suffer, like this:
>why i have no respect for John McCain
>
>well, among many other reasons...
>
>because he lies about his abortion stand.
John McCain believes what he says when he says it. He has the great
virtue of flexibility.
>
>just to get votes.
He is a politician. His job is to get votes. Once in power he can
reveal his true beliefs, if he has any.
>
>that dude who interviewed him about it on Sunday made this perfectly
>clear when he "failed" to ask McCain the obvious follow-up question
>and instead gave him a free ride saying that McCain didn't need to
>elaborate any further on the matter.
The media's job is to facilitate the election of suitable candidates.
>
>check the record and you'll see it quite clearly.
>
>John McCain is just another slimeball liar.
A world in which politicians told the truth is almost unimaginable.
"Mr McCain, what do you think about the situation in Georgia?"
"Actually, I don't think about the situation in Georgia. I'd need help
to find it on a map. But luckily, I just don't care."
"Mr Obama, what's your view?"
"Well, I could find it on a map."
>
>IOW: if he wins, that's four more years of Bushco.
If Obama wins, it won't disappoint Harry Reid.
--
live work die
sounds like fun
Ash Wensdee
$Zero
> �"$Zero" <zeroi...@gmail.com> was an ugly child, and now the world
>
> must suffer, like this:
>
> >why i have no respect for John McCain
>
> >well, among many other reasons...
>
> >because he lies about his abortion stand.
>
> John McCain believes what he says when he says it.
no he doesn't.
> He has the great virtue of flexibility.
since when did deviously lying about your "core" beliefs and
intentions to a group of people who take knowing your core beliefs
_extremely_ seriously become a virtue?
other than poker night, that is.
> >just to get votes.
>
> He is a politician. His job is to get votes. Once in power he can
> reveal his true beliefs, if he has any.
he's obviously pro-choice but is deceptively and evily posturing that
he is strongly against abortion and intends on making it illegal --
just to deceive the gullible religious right voters.
anyway, no matter what you personally believe about the abortion
issue, at least Obama was honest about his answer.
that takes integrity and courage, of which McCain has none.
at least in regards to this particular issure.
> >that dude who interviewed him about it on Sunday made this perfectly
> >clear when he "failed" to ask McCain the obvious follow-up question
> >and instead gave him a free ride saying that McCain didn't need to
> >elaborate any further on the matter.
>
> The media's job is to facilitate the election of suitable candidates.
then they should all be in the unemployment line for not pursuing the
obvious follow-up questions in this case.
> >check the record and you'll see it quite clearly.
>
> >John McCain is just another slimeball liar.
>
> A world in which politicians told the truth is almost unimaginable.
almost.
> "Mr McCain, what do you think about the situation in Georgia?"
> "Actually, I don't think about the situation in Georgia. I'd need help
> to find it on a map. But luckily, I just don't care."
> "Mr Obama, what's your view?"
> "Well, I could find it on a map."
"Georgia..., oh, Georgia..."
-- Ray Charles
> >IOW: if he wins, that's four more years of Bushco.
>
> If Obama wins, it won't disappoint Harry Reid.
who cares what disappoints Harry Reid.
i don't even think Harry Reid cares what disappoints Harry Reid.
-$Zero...
do you know anyone who isn't brainwashed in some major way?
http://groups.google.com/group/misc.writing/msg/e7e5cefd6783b71a
$Zero
> On Aug 20, 7:46 pm, Ash Wensdee <a...@wensdee.com> wrote:
>
> > "$Zero" <zeroi...@gmail.com> was an ugly child, and now the world
>
> > must suffer, like this:
>
> > >why i have no respect for John McCain
>
> > >well, among many other reasons...
>
> > >because he lies about his abortion stand.
>
> > John McCain believes what he says when he says it.
>
> no he doesn't.
>
> > He has the great virtue of flexibility.
>
> since when did deviously lying about your "core" beliefs and
> intentions to a group of people who take knowing your core beliefs
> _extremely_ seriously become a virtue?
>
> other than poker night, that is.
>
> > >just to get votes.
>
> > He is a politician. His job is to get votes. Once in power he can
> > reveal his true beliefs, if he has any.
>
> he's obviously pro-choice but is deceptively and evily posturing that
> he is strongly against abortion and intends on making it illegal --
> just to deceive the gullible religious right voters.
and what's worse is that the McCain managment knows full well that
once the gullible religious right start yakking up their support of
McCain they will be incapable of reversing their positions because
they are generally incapable of admitting that they've made an error
in judgement -- particularly after they've publically stated their
support for a particluar candidate to anyone else -- mostly due to the
fact that they gullibly believe that their decision to support a
certain candidate was something willed by an inerring God as opposed
to a manipulatively deceptive Karl Rove and the boys.
and even worse than that is that there will be many many women who
take comfort in believing that McCain is pro-choice.
McCain manangement knows that they will somehow excuse his totally
dishonest mainpulative pandering to the religious nutcases as a
"necessary evil" of politics while totally ignoring what such a deep
level of dishonesty that says about his character.
if you cannot believe what someone says about such a serious issue as
who has human rights and who doesn't, how can you support their
presidential ambitions?
after all, being the president gives that person the ultimate civil
"authority" to determine who's human rights can be violated and who's
cannot.
so if McCain is lying about his belief that legal human rights ought
to begin at conception, what the fuck else is he lying about?
as president, his main responsibility is to make sure that the human
rights of Americans are NOT violated.
their rights to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness.
if he says that human rights should be granted at conception and does
not make a solemn promise to issue an executive order banning ALL
abortions on the very day he takes office, he cannot be trusted about
anything else he says.
why the "religious" right leaders don't take him to task on this
should be fairly obvious to almost everyone except the gullible flocks
that they manipulate each election cycle.
> anyway, no matter what you personally believe about the abortion
> issue, at least Obama was honest about his answer.
>
> that takes integrity and courage, of which McCain has none.
>
> at least in regards to this particular issue.
>
> > >that dude who interviewed him about it on Sunday made this perfectly
> > >clear when he "failed" to ask McCain the obvious follow-up question
> > >and instead gave him a free ride saying that McCain didn't need to
> > >elaborate any further on the matter.
>
> > The media's job is to facilitate the election of suitable candidates.
>
> then they should all be in the unemployment line for not pursuing the
> obvious follow-up questions in this case.
>
> > >check the record and you'll see it quite clearly.
>
> > >John McCain is just another slimeball liar.
>
> > A world in which politicians told the truth is almost unimaginable.
>
> almost.
>
> > "Mr McCain, what do you think about the situation in Georgia?"
> > "Actually, I don't think about the situation in Georgia. I'd need help
> > to find it on a map. But luckily, I just don't care."
> > "Mr Obama, what's your view?"
> > "Well, I could find it on a map."
>
> "Georgia..., oh, Georgia..."
> -- Ray Charles
>
> > >IOW: if he wins, that's four more years of Bushco.
>
> > If Obama wins, it won't disappoint Harry Reid.
>
> who cares what disappoints Harry Reid.
>
> i don't even think Harry Reid cares what disappoints Harry Reid.
anyway, if pressed, even if McCain says that abortion should be a
state rights thinger rather than a federal law, it proves that he's
actually pro-choice and not pro-life.
why the mainstream media doesn't even try to educate the flocks about
what a manipulate slimy liar that McCain is should be troubling to
anyone with an IQ over 70.
-$Zero...
[moi, Hope, moi]
>>so anyway, was that an illusion that produced your reply,
>>or your freedom?
>
>Is that what freedom amounts to? BFD
that's quite the criticism of yourself, huh?
http://groups.google.com/group/misc.writing/msg/8770a30136bba3db
Towse
> so if McCain is lying about his belief that legal human rights ought
> to begin at conception, what the fuck else is he lying about?
You're assuming that McCain is really pro-choice and just mouthing the
words the party wants to hear. Ever consider you might be wrong?
<http://www.tnr.com/politics/story.html?id=3483eb20-9228-4700-9557-57a47a676e0b>
<http://snipurl.com/3jc17>
--
Sal
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the terminally curious <http://writers.internet-resources.com>
$Zero
> $Zero wrote:
>
> > so if McCain is lying about his belief that legal human rights ought
> > to begin at conception, what the fuck else is he lying about?
>
> You're assuming that McCain is really pro-choice and just mouthing
> the words the party wants to hear.
well, he's definitely mouthing the words the party wants to hear.
and he's also allowing the perception that he's pro-choice to stand.
but note my use of the word "if" above.
anyway...
if McCain is NOT pro-choice and he truly believes in what he says to
his money people, then he should have no problem making a campaign
pledge to issue an executive order to make abortion a crime of murder
just moments after swearing in.
> Ever consider you might be wrong?
i'm probably wrong about 1% of the time.
but one thing i'm not wrong about is McCain's use of deception.
unlike Obama, he's pretending to be a total comfort to both sides.
he doesn't have enough courage and honesty to live up to his "straight
talk express".
> <http://www.tnr.com/politics/story.html?id=3483eb20-9228-4700-9557-57a47a676e0b>
> <http://snipurl.com/3jc17>
-$Zero...
a nation full of whiners -- part II
(dispatches from kitchen table number 7)
http://groups.google.com/group/misc.writing/msg/fb3affe34e9ca9d2
Pies de Arcilla
> why i have no respect for John McCain
>
> well, among many other reasons...
>
> because he lies about his abortion stand.
>
> just to get votes.
I'm not going to worry about abortion, because I think the laws are
fine the way they are, and there's no way to predict if either
candidate would do something to change them.
Ash Wensdee
must suffer, like this:
>On Aug 20, 7:46?pm, Ash Wensdee <a...@wensdee.com> wrote:
>> ?"$Zero" <zeroi...@gmail.com> was an ugly child, and now the world
>>
>> must suffer, like this:
>>
>> >why i have no respect for John McCain
>>
>> >well, among many other reasons...
>>
>> >because he lies about his abortion stand.
>>
>> John McCain believes what he says when he says it.
>
>no he doesn't.
I believe he mostly does. He makes sense as a person if you view him
that way.
>
>> He has the great virtue of flexibility.
>
>since when did deviously lying about your "core" beliefs and
>intentions to a group of people who take knowing your core beliefs
>_extremely_ seriously become a virtue?
When you hope to become the preznit of the United States.
>
>other than poker night, that is.
>
>
>> >just to get votes.
>>
>> He is a politician. His job is to get votes. Once in power he can
>> reveal his true beliefs, if he has any.
>
>he's obviously pro-choice but is deceptively and evily posturing that
>he is strongly against abortion and intends on making it illegal --
>just to deceive the gullible religious right voters.
>
You could equally see him as quite honorably having his own views but
being willing to put them aside because they do not match those of the
people he serves.
>anyway, no matter what you personally believe about the abortion
>issue, at least Obama was honest about his answer.
Obama is signally dishonest. They make a fine pair.
>
>that takes integrity and courage, of which McCain has none.
>
>at least in regards to this particular issure.
Obama is a centre-right corporate shill who postured as a progressive
to win the Democratic nomination and is now showing his true colours
to get himself elected.
Your pig turned out to be a cat, bro.
>
>> >that dude who interviewed him about it on Sunday made this perfectly
>> >clear when he "failed" to ask McCain the obvious follow-up question
>> >and instead gave him a free ride saying that McCain didn't need to
>> >elaborate any further on the matter.
>>
>> The media's job is to facilitate the election of suitable candidates.
>
>then they should all be in the unemployment line for not pursuing the
>obvious follow-up questions in this case.
Hardly. Suitable candidates are on offer and one will be elected.
>
>
>> >check the record and you'll see it quite clearly.
>>
>> >John McCain is just another slimeball liar.
>>
>> A world in which politicians told the truth is almost unimaginable.
>
>almost.
>
>
>> "Mr McCain, what do you think about the situation in Georgia?"
>> "Actually, I don't think about the situation in Georgia. I'd need help
>> to find it on a map. But luckily, I just don't care."
>> "Mr Obama, what's your view?"
>> "Well, I could find it on a map."
>
> "Georgia..., oh, Georgia..."
> -- Ray Charles
>
>> >IOW: if he wins, that's four more years of Bushco.
>>
>> If Obama wins, it won't disappoint Harry Reid.
>
>who cares what disappoints Harry Reid.
Harry Reid.
>
>i don't even think Harry Reid cares what disappoints Harry Reid.
I think Harry Reid cares very much and so do the people who are
pulling Mr Reid's strings.
--
Free Tibet?
I didn't know I was paying for it.
Ash Wensdee
Ash Wensdee
must suffer, like this:
>On Aug 24, 1:03?am, "$Zero" <zeroi...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> On Aug 20, 7:46 pm, Ash Wensdee <a...@wensdee.com> wrote:
>>
>> > "$Zero" <zeroi...@gmail.com> was an ugly child, and now the world
>>
>> > must suffer, like this:
>>
>> > >why i have no respect for John McCain
>>
>> > >well, among many other reasons...
>>
>> > >because he lies about his abortion stand.
>>
>> > John McCain believes what he says when he says it.
>>
>> no he doesn't.
>>
>> > He has the great virtue of flexibility.
>>
>> since when did deviously lying about your "core" beliefs and
>> intentions to a group of people who take knowing your core beliefs
>> _extremely_ seriously become a virtue?
>>
>> other than poker night, that is.
>>
>> > >just to get votes.
>>
>> > He is a politician. His job is to get votes. Once in power he can
>> > reveal his true beliefs, if he has any.
>>
>> he's obviously pro-choice but is deceptively and evily posturing that
>> he is strongly against abortion and intends on making it illegal --
>> just to deceive the gullible religious right voters.
>
>and what's worse is that the McCain managment knows full well that
>once the gullible religious right start yakking up their support of
>McCain they will be incapable of reversing their positions
Why would they want to? He doesn't actually care.