I have something to admit.

[youngwhippersnapper]

Originally Posted by Outofdodge

And you were doing pretty well there for a while.

Ouch to Army...lol I just meant that he did bring up a few points to some of my personal beliefs that I was uneducated about. I'm happy people are making a concerted effort not to flame me for having some beliefs that go against what is commonly considered teh social norm in this part of the country.

[The Drifter]

Originally Posted by youngwhippersnapper

I wasn't even 18 when Bush was elected again causing me to be unable to vote.

I mean hell you hear of a woman who has had six abortions, possibly more, and you begin to think that some women are just loving their ability to freely act like skanks and never have to live with the consequences.

you couldn't vote in the 2004 election...in a different thread your pops said you were 23...i'm 20 and i was able to vote in the 2004 election. I'm pretty good with math.

About the woman with six abortions, what should happen is she should be forced to get her tubes tied so she can continue with her slutty ways...same goes to a chick who has 6 kids by the age of 20 while the everyone else pays to put food in their mouths and clothes on their backs.

[Highwayman]

Originally Posted by The Drifter

....About the woman with six abortions, what should happen is she should be forced to get her tubes tied so she can continue with her slutty ways...same goes to a chick who has 6 kids by the age of 20 while the everyone else pays to put food in their mouths and clothes on their backs.

I could go for that about number two or three.

[The Drifter]

i would agree.

[youngwhippersnapper]

Drifter, I voted in 2004 against Bush. What I was referring to was his first election. I was still a junior in high school at the time. I didn't fully understand politics until after my senior year.

But plainly I feel that American government is continuing to de-evolve into an archaic form of elitism that is dragging us into a fire and brimstone kind of fear that we can't help ourselves. And sadly, a vast majority of the American populace is to ignorant or to lazy to care for themselves.

[Made in the USA]

Originally Posted by youngwhippersnapper

I didn't fully understand politics until after my senior year.

Gee, you must be smarter than me YWS. I still don't fully understand politics, and I was in my senior year many moons ago!! Do you understand women yet, too??

[youngwhippersnapper]

Originally Posted by Made in the USA

Gee, you must be smarter than me YWS. I still don't fully understand politics, and I was in my senior year many moons ago!! Do you understand women yet, too??

Understanding women is like understanding the nature of God. We aren't meant to know until we die.

[lurker]

Originally Posted by The Drifter

you couldn't vote in the 2004 election...in a different thread your pops said you were 23...i'm 20 and i was able to vote in the 2004 election. I'm pretty good with math.

About the woman with six abortions, what should happen is she should be forced to get her tubes tied so she can continue with her slutty ways...same goes to a chick who has 6 kids by the age of 20 while the everyone else pays to put food in their mouths and clothes on their backs.

~Ahh, the first sprig of conservatism has sprouted.~

[The Drifter]

come on now lurker...you can't be completely liberal or conservative...once you reach 100% of one or the other you end up like those extreme idiots like sharpton and coulter.

[flange]

Originally Posted by The Drifter

About the woman with six abortions, what should happen is she should be forced to get her tubes tied so she can continue with her slutty ways...same goes to a chick who has 6 kids by the age of 20 while the everyone else pays to put food in their mouths and clothes on their backs.

Amen to that. And if the court can somehow prove that a deadbeat dad is responsible for several kids that he won't pay for, then, uh, *snip snip*. I'm as tired as anyone of hearing about people abusing our charity. Make 'getting fixed' a prerequisite for recieving any more welfare checks.

I'm sympathetic to the struggles of others. I like paying the taxes to help someone who just had a rough couple months due to a layoff and needs a hand getting back on his feet. I think a short term safety net is a sign of a civilized society. However, I'm not interested in carrying your butt long term. Welfare is charity, not a right. It is an act of kindness from each tax-paying member of our society. If you take advantage of my kindness, you can go straight to hell.

Oh, and on-topic, I agree with YWS's original post nearly point for point.