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Date Posted: 22:56:46 11/12/08 Wed
Author: Deep Diction
Subject: Re: redistribution of wealth
In reply to: fafa 's message, "Re: redistribution of wealth" on 20:50:51 11/12/08 Wed

>>
>>>McCain isn't the issue. He was a dinosaur 10 years
>ago
>>>and he's a fossil now. Obama's many associations with
>>>radicals, terrorists and terrorist apologists coupled
>>>with his mentors such as Alinsky, Farrakhan, Wright
>>>and a myriad of others, combined with his marked
>>>inexperience and short-sightedness when it comes to
>>>foreign affairs makes him dangerous.
>>
>>That statement, false as it is, has nothing whatsoever
>>to do with the issue we're discussing. This is a
>>discussion about taxes, and I'd like to hear somebody
>>explain why it's okay for McCain to propose ideas in
>>2001 that he calls redistributionist and socialist
>>when the other guy proposes them in 2008. In 2001 were
>>you speaking out against McCain's radical tax
>policies?
>
>False mein tuchus. Every word of that statement is
>pure fact. Sorry for discussing it in the wrong thread.

I suppose the fact that every country in the world (except Georgia, Laos, Lithuania and Cambodia) supports Obama by an average 3-to-1 ratio makes Obama the risky pick in terms of foreign policy.

http://www.gallup.com/poll/111253/World-Citizens-Prefer-Obama-McCain-More-Than-3to1.aspx

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