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September 18, 2009 at 12:40 PM #459348September 18, 2009 at 12:53 PM #458561felixParticipant
My point wasn’t that I support or don’t support certain views. I’m pretty easy going and I don’t care what others do as long as it doesn’t affect me. My point was that holding the same views as those that have been part of the fabric of this nation almost from the outset isn’t being a radical.
Your point about times changing is well taken and change clearly was expected to occur. That is why there is an amendment process. The problem many folks have isn’t change. It is how that change is coming about.
Courts or administrators are deciding how we should live by giving interpretations to the Constitution that none here could believe those who wrote the document intended. In fact, the change may actually completely not what was intended when one examines contemporaneous documents.
September 18, 2009 at 12:53 PM #458751felixParticipantMy point wasn’t that I support or don’t support certain views. I’m pretty easy going and I don’t care what others do as long as it doesn’t affect me. My point was that holding the same views as those that have been part of the fabric of this nation almost from the outset isn’t being a radical.
Your point about times changing is well taken and change clearly was expected to occur. That is why there is an amendment process. The problem many folks have isn’t change. It is how that change is coming about.
Courts or administrators are deciding how we should live by giving interpretations to the Constitution that none here could believe those who wrote the document intended. In fact, the change may actually completely not what was intended when one examines contemporaneous documents.
September 18, 2009 at 12:53 PM #459086felixParticipantMy point wasn’t that I support or don’t support certain views. I’m pretty easy going and I don’t care what others do as long as it doesn’t affect me. My point was that holding the same views as those that have been part of the fabric of this nation almost from the outset isn’t being a radical.
Your point about times changing is well taken and change clearly was expected to occur. That is why there is an amendment process. The problem many folks have isn’t change. It is how that change is coming about.
Courts or administrators are deciding how we should live by giving interpretations to the Constitution that none here could believe those who wrote the document intended. In fact, the change may actually completely not what was intended when one examines contemporaneous documents.
September 18, 2009 at 12:53 PM #459159felixParticipantMy point wasn’t that I support or don’t support certain views. I’m pretty easy going and I don’t care what others do as long as it doesn’t affect me. My point was that holding the same views as those that have been part of the fabric of this nation almost from the outset isn’t being a radical.
Your point about times changing is well taken and change clearly was expected to occur. That is why there is an amendment process. The problem many folks have isn’t change. It is how that change is coming about.
Courts or administrators are deciding how we should live by giving interpretations to the Constitution that none here could believe those who wrote the document intended. In fact, the change may actually completely not what was intended when one examines contemporaneous documents.
September 18, 2009 at 12:53 PM #459354felixParticipantMy point wasn’t that I support or don’t support certain views. I’m pretty easy going and I don’t care what others do as long as it doesn’t affect me. My point was that holding the same views as those that have been part of the fabric of this nation almost from the outset isn’t being a radical.
Your point about times changing is well taken and change clearly was expected to occur. That is why there is an amendment process. The problem many folks have isn’t change. It is how that change is coming about.
Courts or administrators are deciding how we should live by giving interpretations to the Constitution that none here could believe those who wrote the document intended. In fact, the change may actually completely not what was intended when one examines contemporaneous documents.
September 18, 2009 at 12:55 PM #458566briansd1Guest[quote=Zeitgeist]Re. heredity v. the environment. It is not an either or issue. [/quote]
I agree when it comes to traits such as height and intelligence.
Devious behavior is learned. And “cold” looking eyes are not indicative of a devious mind, just like a “jewish” nose is not indicative of a shyster.
I do, however, think that Bush looks simple-minded and stupid. But I believe that’s just my bias.
September 18, 2009 at 12:55 PM #458756briansd1Guest[quote=Zeitgeist]Re. heredity v. the environment. It is not an either or issue. [/quote]
I agree when it comes to traits such as height and intelligence.
Devious behavior is learned. And “cold” looking eyes are not indicative of a devious mind, just like a “jewish” nose is not indicative of a shyster.
I do, however, think that Bush looks simple-minded and stupid. But I believe that’s just my bias.
September 18, 2009 at 12:55 PM #459091briansd1Guest[quote=Zeitgeist]Re. heredity v. the environment. It is not an either or issue. [/quote]
I agree when it comes to traits such as height and intelligence.
Devious behavior is learned. And “cold” looking eyes are not indicative of a devious mind, just like a “jewish” nose is not indicative of a shyster.
I do, however, think that Bush looks simple-minded and stupid. But I believe that’s just my bias.
September 18, 2009 at 12:55 PM #459164briansd1Guest[quote=Zeitgeist]Re. heredity v. the environment. It is not an either or issue. [/quote]
I agree when it comes to traits such as height and intelligence.
Devious behavior is learned. And “cold” looking eyes are not indicative of a devious mind, just like a “jewish” nose is not indicative of a shyster.
I do, however, think that Bush looks simple-minded and stupid. But I believe that’s just my bias.
September 18, 2009 at 12:55 PM #459359briansd1Guest[quote=Zeitgeist]Re. heredity v. the environment. It is not an either or issue. [/quote]
I agree when it comes to traits such as height and intelligence.
Devious behavior is learned. And “cold” looking eyes are not indicative of a devious mind, just like a “jewish” nose is not indicative of a shyster.
I do, however, think that Bush looks simple-minded and stupid. But I believe that’s just my bias.
September 18, 2009 at 1:07 PM #458571felixParticipant[quote=dbapig][quote=felix][quote=dbapig][quote=felix]
Many in the media ignored Obama’s past and his views because of their blind hate of our previous president.[/quote]I mean, can you really blame the media for running away from our previous president…?
I firmly believe Obama was elected ONLY because of Bush. If Bush didn’t exist, USA wouldn’t have selected a man sharing Arican/Black/African-American heritage as the POTUS. Not for another 2 or 3 decades.[/quote]
If you believe as I do that the role of the 4th estate is to inform folks, yes, I do blame the media for not informing folks as best they could about someone running for president. The obligation to inform and present unbiased info should have nothing to do with how one feels about either party or administration.[/quote]
What’s your view on FOX and Limbaugh etc.[/quote]
I don’t listen to Limbaugh but like anyone else he should be entitled to his opinion.
As far as Fox News goes, I wonder where we would be without them. Just recently they were the only ones exposing Acorn and Van Jones. In fact, when a news anchor from another network was asked he said he had no idea about these stories. That’s just mind boggling.
So I’m left to think that if you don’t include watching Fox News among others you won’t know what is happening. It also makes me wonder about the motivation to cover certain stories by other outlets.
September 18, 2009 at 1:07 PM #458761felixParticipant[quote=dbapig][quote=felix][quote=dbapig][quote=felix]
Many in the media ignored Obama’s past and his views because of their blind hate of our previous president.[/quote]I mean, can you really blame the media for running away from our previous president…?
I firmly believe Obama was elected ONLY because of Bush. If Bush didn’t exist, USA wouldn’t have selected a man sharing Arican/Black/African-American heritage as the POTUS. Not for another 2 or 3 decades.[/quote]
If you believe as I do that the role of the 4th estate is to inform folks, yes, I do blame the media for not informing folks as best they could about someone running for president. The obligation to inform and present unbiased info should have nothing to do with how one feels about either party or administration.[/quote]
What’s your view on FOX and Limbaugh etc.[/quote]
I don’t listen to Limbaugh but like anyone else he should be entitled to his opinion.
As far as Fox News goes, I wonder where we would be without them. Just recently they were the only ones exposing Acorn and Van Jones. In fact, when a news anchor from another network was asked he said he had no idea about these stories. That’s just mind boggling.
So I’m left to think that if you don’t include watching Fox News among others you won’t know what is happening. It also makes me wonder about the motivation to cover certain stories by other outlets.
September 18, 2009 at 1:07 PM #459096felixParticipant[quote=dbapig][quote=felix][quote=dbapig][quote=felix]
Many in the media ignored Obama’s past and his views because of their blind hate of our previous president.[/quote]I mean, can you really blame the media for running away from our previous president…?
I firmly believe Obama was elected ONLY because of Bush. If Bush didn’t exist, USA wouldn’t have selected a man sharing Arican/Black/African-American heritage as the POTUS. Not for another 2 or 3 decades.[/quote]
If you believe as I do that the role of the 4th estate is to inform folks, yes, I do blame the media for not informing folks as best they could about someone running for president. The obligation to inform and present unbiased info should have nothing to do with how one feels about either party or administration.[/quote]
What’s your view on FOX and Limbaugh etc.[/quote]
I don’t listen to Limbaugh but like anyone else he should be entitled to his opinion.
As far as Fox News goes, I wonder where we would be without them. Just recently they were the only ones exposing Acorn and Van Jones. In fact, when a news anchor from another network was asked he said he had no idea about these stories. That’s just mind boggling.
So I’m left to think that if you don’t include watching Fox News among others you won’t know what is happening. It also makes me wonder about the motivation to cover certain stories by other outlets.
September 18, 2009 at 1:07 PM #459169felixParticipant[quote=dbapig][quote=felix][quote=dbapig][quote=felix]
Many in the media ignored Obama’s past and his views because of their blind hate of our previous president.[/quote]I mean, can you really blame the media for running away from our previous president…?
I firmly believe Obama was elected ONLY because of Bush. If Bush didn’t exist, USA wouldn’t have selected a man sharing Arican/Black/African-American heritage as the POTUS. Not for another 2 or 3 decades.[/quote]
If you believe as I do that the role of the 4th estate is to inform folks, yes, I do blame the media for not informing folks as best they could about someone running for president. The obligation to inform and present unbiased info should have nothing to do with how one feels about either party or administration.[/quote]
What’s your view on FOX and Limbaugh etc.[/quote]
I don’t listen to Limbaugh but like anyone else he should be entitled to his opinion.
As far as Fox News goes, I wonder where we would be without them. Just recently they were the only ones exposing Acorn and Van Jones. In fact, when a news anchor from another network was asked he said he had no idea about these stories. That’s just mind boggling.
So I’m left to think that if you don’t include watching Fox News among others you won’t know what is happening. It also makes me wonder about the motivation to cover certain stories by other outlets.
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