Why do rural folks vote Republicans?

[an]

[quote=lakehouse]
Now that is a great ad. Proposition 8 was the best thing that could have happened to the state of California. Homosexuality is perverted, indecent, unnatural and immoral. Those who engage in it, allow themselves to participate in and perpetrate a corruption of mind, body and soul of the highest order.

The male and female of the human species are anatomically built to have sexual intercourse with the opposite sex. As evidenced by the fact that a man has a penis and a woman a vagina. These reproductive organs fit together. In contrast to that, an anus is not meant to take a penis inside of it for sexual purposes as the lining of the anus tears easily and is therefore susceptible to the easy transmission of disease. In addition, sperm deposited in the anus will not result in reproduction to continue the human species.

A gay man busting the ass of another man is sick, disgusting and very, very sad.

Gays say they’re in love. Well, that’s unfortunate. If my fellow American citizen falls in love with a rock or a dog, NO, I’m not going to condone that union as a legal marriage. We are a nation, “under God”. There is no room for homosexuality in that context.

I voted yes on proposition 8. I’m so proud to be an American. I did it for the innocent children of this country.

Gays, lesbians, transvestites, etc. suffer from the ultimate identity crisis: they think they are something that they aren’t. Some say the sound of two men having sex often sounds just as if they were women. Moaning, crying out, high-pitched tones that one would normally attribute to a female.

May God have mercy on their souls.
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What’s wrong with you? I thought Democrats are all about social acceptance and tollerance? May God have mercy on your soul. Like Jesus said, lets those who are without sins cast the first stone. You’re speaking so loudly about inequality when comparing rich vs poor people but then you turn around and belittle another group of people who you don’t agree with.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

asianautica: You do realize that “lakehouse” is “Marion”, don’t you?

With that in mind, does the vile spew surprise you? Remember, if you don’t agree with her, she’ll denigrate and demean you as well.

“Don’t try and teach a pig to sing. It wastes your time, and it annoys the pig”.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

asianautica: You do realize that “lakehouse” is “Marion”, don’t you?

With that in mind, does the vile spew surprise you? Remember, if you don’t agree with her, she’ll denigrate and demean you as well.

“Don’t try and teach a pig to sing. It wastes your time, and it annoys the pig”.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

asianautica: You do realize that “lakehouse” is “Marion”, don’t you?

With that in mind, does the vile spew surprise you? Remember, if you don’t agree with her, she’ll denigrate and demean you as well.

“Don’t try and teach a pig to sing. It wastes your time, and it annoys the pig”.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

asianautica: You do realize that “lakehouse” is “Marion”, don’t you?

With that in mind, does the vile spew surprise you? Remember, if you don’t agree with her, she’ll denigrate and demean you as well.

“Don’t try and teach a pig to sing. It wastes your time, and it annoys the pig”.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

asianautica: You do realize that “lakehouse” is “Marion”, don’t you?

With that in mind, does the vile spew surprise you? Remember, if you don’t agree with her, she’ll denigrate and demean you as well.

“Don’t try and teach a pig to sing. It wastes your time, and it annoys the pig”.

[Anonymous]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Marion (lakehouse): Canada’s system is indeed far from perfect as even a little bit of research will show.[/quote]

I’m not familiar with Canada’s healthcare system, so I’d never suggest it was perfect. I have a Canadian friend who benefits from it, however, so I do know it’s working, perfect or not. Most importantly, it’s better than nothing. At least all Canadians have some form of medical coverage; here in the states, we do not.

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Greed has nothing to do with it. That’s the typical rhetoric one would expect from someone of your ilk. I want to keep as much as I earn and there is nothing wrong or “greedy” about it.[/quote]

I beg to differ. You want to become fat and lazy, as I’m sure you have…while other people less fortunate than yourself, oftentimes and through no fault of their own (e.g. mentally ill) suffer. Nice caring attitude there. Good luck with that.

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]You show me one social entitlement program that’s worked, including farm subsidies and corporate welfare (to be fair to both sides), and I’ll enthusiastically sign up.[/quote]

I’ll reference a couple off the top of my head: welfare and WIC. Although I’ll admit, it’s often abused by mothers who want to use the system and avoid employment, the program STILL puts food on the table for the offspring of these mothers. That makes it worth it.

Do you even know what WIC is? Do you even care? I’ll bet the farm for someone like you, the answer will be a resounding “NO”. Nevertheless, WIC provides pregnant mothers and then their babies (up until five years of age) with nutritious food.

[[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]And I don’t see the election so much as a sweeping endorsement of Obama than a repudiation of Bush’s tenure and policies.[/quote]

Although Bush was/is very stupid, it’s a known fact that the middle class and poor do much better with a democratic president and controlled congress. As previously stated, I think people are just tired of the greed. That comes with any Repub president.

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Your attempt on another thread to “whitewash” (sorry, the only term that really worked) Rev. Wright is another example of rhetoric and polemic running wild, while obscuring the fact that the Dems offer nothing new and haven’t since 1968.[/quote]

Provide an explanation on how I tried to “whitewash” Wright, so I can prove you wrong.

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Instead of dealing with the problems and solutions, instead you’ll just do your usual flinging of invective, vitriol and ignorance. I’m sure that if I were black, I’d be an Uncle Tom in your book, too.[/quote]

I would disagree with that. I would hesitate to define you as an Uncle Tom if you were black, just a greedy soul, devoid of a conscious. That perception is formed from your many posts on the subject of politics specifically the people’s responsibility to it’s fellow citizens.

[Anonymous]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Marion (lakehouse): Canada’s system is indeed far from perfect as even a little bit of research will show.[/quote]

I’m not familiar with Canada’s healthcare system, so I’d never suggest it was perfect. I have a Canadian friend who benefits from it, however, so I do know it’s working, perfect or not. Most importantly, it’s better than nothing. At least all Canadians have some form of medical coverage; here in the states, we do not.

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Greed has nothing to do with it. That’s the typical rhetoric one would expect from someone of your ilk. I want to keep as much as I earn and there is nothing wrong or “greedy” about it.[/quote]

I beg to differ. You want to become fat and lazy, as I’m sure you have…while other people less fortunate than yourself, oftentimes and through no fault of their own (e.g. mentally ill) suffer. Nice caring attitude there. Good luck with that.

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]You show me one social entitlement program that’s worked, including farm subsidies and corporate welfare (to be fair to both sides), and I’ll enthusiastically sign up.[/quote]

I’ll reference a couple off the top of my head: welfare and WIC. Although I’ll admit, it’s often abused by mothers who want to use the system and avoid employment, the program STILL puts food on the table for the offspring of these mothers. That makes it worth it.

Do you even know what WIC is? Do you even care? I’ll bet the farm for someone like you, the answer will be a resounding “NO”. Nevertheless, WIC provides pregnant mothers and then their babies (up until five years of age) with nutritious food.

[[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]And I don’t see the election so much as a sweeping endorsement of Obama than a repudiation of Bush’s tenure and policies.[/quote]

Although Bush was/is very stupid, it’s a known fact that the middle class and poor do much better with a democratic president and controlled congress. As previously stated, I think people are just tired of the greed. That comes with any Repub president.

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Your attempt on another thread to “whitewash” (sorry, the only term that really worked) Rev. Wright is another example of rhetoric and polemic running wild, while obscuring the fact that the Dems offer nothing new and haven’t since 1968.[/quote]

Provide an explanation on how I tried to “whitewash” Wright, so I can prove you wrong.

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Instead of dealing with the problems and solutions, instead you’ll just do your usual flinging of invective, vitriol and ignorance. I’m sure that if I were black, I’d be an Uncle Tom in your book, too.[/quote]

I would disagree with that. I would hesitate to define you as an Uncle Tom if you were black, just a greedy soul, devoid of a conscious. That perception is formed from your many posts on the subject of politics specifically the people’s responsibility to it’s fellow citizens.

[Anonymous]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Marion (lakehouse): Canada’s system is indeed far from perfect as even a little bit of research will show.[/quote]

I’m not familiar with Canada’s healthcare system, so I’d never suggest it was perfect. I have a Canadian friend who benefits from it, however, so I do know it’s working, perfect or not. Most importantly, it’s better than nothing. At least all Canadians have some form of medical coverage; here in the states, we do not.

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Greed has nothing to do with it. That’s the typical rhetoric one would expect from someone of your ilk. I want to keep as much as I earn and there is nothing wrong or “greedy” about it.[/quote]

I beg to differ. You want to become fat and lazy, as I’m sure you have…while other people less fortunate than yourself, oftentimes and through no fault of their own (e.g. mentally ill) suffer. Nice caring attitude there. Good luck with that.

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]You show me one social entitlement program that’s worked, including farm subsidies and corporate welfare (to be fair to both sides), and I’ll enthusiastically sign up.[/quote]

I’ll reference a couple off the top of my head: welfare and WIC. Although I’ll admit, it’s often abused by mothers who want to use the system and avoid employment, the program STILL puts food on the table for the offspring of these mothers. That makes it worth it.

Do you even know what WIC is? Do you even care? I’ll bet the farm for someone like you, the answer will be a resounding “NO”. Nevertheless, WIC provides pregnant mothers and then their babies (up until five years of age) with nutritious food.

[[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]And I don’t see the election so much as a sweeping endorsement of Obama than a repudiation of Bush’s tenure and policies.[/quote]

Although Bush was/is very stupid, it’s a known fact that the middle class and poor do much better with a democratic president and controlled congress. As previously stated, I think people are just tired of the greed. That comes with any Repub president.

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Your attempt on another thread to “whitewash” (sorry, the only term that really worked) Rev. Wright is another example of rhetoric and polemic running wild, while obscuring the fact that the Dems offer nothing new and haven’t since 1968.[/quote]

Provide an explanation on how I tried to “whitewash” Wright, so I can prove you wrong.

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Instead of dealing with the problems and solutions, instead you’ll just do your usual flinging of invective, vitriol and ignorance. I’m sure that if I were black, I’d be an Uncle Tom in your book, too.[/quote]

I would disagree with that. I would hesitate to define you as an Uncle Tom if you were black, just a greedy soul, devoid of a conscious. That perception is formed from your many posts on the subject of politics specifically the people’s responsibility to it’s fellow citizens.

[Anonymous]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Marion (lakehouse): Canada’s system is indeed far from perfect as even a little bit of research will show.[/quote]

I’m not familiar with Canada’s healthcare system, so I’d never suggest it was perfect. I have a Canadian friend who benefits from it, however, so I do know it’s working, perfect or not. Most importantly, it’s better than nothing. At least all Canadians have some form of medical coverage; here in the states, we do not.

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Greed has nothing to do with it. That’s the typical rhetoric one would expect from someone of your ilk. I want to keep as much as I earn and there is nothing wrong or “greedy” about it.[/quote]

I beg to differ. You want to become fat and lazy, as I’m sure you have…while other people less fortunate than yourself, oftentimes and through no fault of their own (e.g. mentally ill) suffer. Nice caring attitude there. Good luck with that.

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]You show me one social entitlement program that’s worked, including farm subsidies and corporate welfare (to be fair to both sides), and I’ll enthusiastically sign up.[/quote]

I’ll reference a couple off the top of my head: welfare and WIC. Although I’ll admit, it’s often abused by mothers who want to use the system and avoid employment, the program STILL puts food on the table for the offspring of these mothers. That makes it worth it.

Do you even know what WIC is? Do you even care? I’ll bet the farm for someone like you, the answer will be a resounding “NO”. Nevertheless, WIC provides pregnant mothers and then their babies (up until five years of age) with nutritious food.

[[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]And I don’t see the election so much as a sweeping endorsement of Obama than a repudiation of Bush’s tenure and policies.[/quote]

Although Bush was/is very stupid, it’s a known fact that the middle class and poor do much better with a democratic president and controlled congress. As previously stated, I think people are just tired of the greed. That comes with any Repub president.

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Your attempt on another thread to “whitewash” (sorry, the only term that really worked) Rev. Wright is another example of rhetoric and polemic running wild, while obscuring the fact that the Dems offer nothing new and haven’t since 1968.[/quote]

Provide an explanation on how I tried to “whitewash” Wright, so I can prove you wrong.

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Instead of dealing with the problems and solutions, instead you’ll just do your usual flinging of invective, vitriol and ignorance. I’m sure that if I were black, I’d be an Uncle Tom in your book, too.[/quote]

I would disagree with that. I would hesitate to define you as an Uncle Tom if you were black, just a greedy soul, devoid of a conscious. That perception is formed from your many posts on the subject of politics specifically the people’s responsibility to it’s fellow citizens.

[Anonymous]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Marion (lakehouse): Canada’s system is indeed far from perfect as even a little bit of research will show.[/quote]

I’m not familiar with Canada’s healthcare system, so I’d never suggest it was perfect. I have a Canadian friend who benefits from it, however, so I do know it’s working, perfect or not. Most importantly, it’s better than nothing. At least all Canadians have some form of medical coverage; here in the states, we do not.

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Greed has nothing to do with it. That’s the typical rhetoric one would expect from someone of your ilk. I want to keep as much as I earn and there is nothing wrong or “greedy” about it.[/quote]

I beg to differ. You want to become fat and lazy, as I’m sure you have…while other people less fortunate than yourself, oftentimes and through no fault of their own (e.g. mentally ill) suffer. Nice caring attitude there. Good luck with that.

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]You show me one social entitlement program that’s worked, including farm subsidies and corporate welfare (to be fair to both sides), and I’ll enthusiastically sign up.[/quote]

I’ll reference a couple off the top of my head: welfare and WIC. Although I’ll admit, it’s often abused by mothers who want to use the system and avoid employment, the program STILL puts food on the table for the offspring of these mothers. That makes it worth it.

Do you even know what WIC is? Do you even care? I’ll bet the farm for someone like you, the answer will be a resounding “NO”. Nevertheless, WIC provides pregnant mothers and then their babies (up until five years of age) with nutritious food.

[[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]And I don’t see the election so much as a sweeping endorsement of Obama than a repudiation of Bush’s tenure and policies.[/quote]

Although Bush was/is very stupid, it’s a known fact that the middle class and poor do much better with a democratic president and controlled congress. As previously stated, I think people are just tired of the greed. That comes with any Repub president.

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Your attempt on another thread to “whitewash” (sorry, the only term that really worked) Rev. Wright is another example of rhetoric and polemic running wild, while obscuring the fact that the Dems offer nothing new and haven’t since 1968.[/quote]

Provide an explanation on how I tried to “whitewash” Wright, so I can prove you wrong.

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Instead of dealing with the problems and solutions, instead you’ll just do your usual flinging of invective, vitriol and ignorance. I’m sure that if I were black, I’d be an Uncle Tom in your book, too.[/quote]

I would disagree with that. I would hesitate to define you as an Uncle Tom if you were black, just a greedy soul, devoid of a conscious. That perception is formed from your many posts on the subject of politics specifically the people’s responsibility to it’s fellow citizens.

[CardiffBaseball]

Marion despite all your stinging accusations, please permit me to say that I love your leg….

Oh and mutha, is merely a phonetic spelling of how one might pronounce it when adding fvckr to the end of the word. Nothing racist intended at all.

[CardiffBaseball]

Marion despite all your stinging accusations, please permit me to say that I love your leg….

Oh and mutha, is merely a phonetic spelling of how one might pronounce it when adding fvckr to the end of the word. Nothing racist intended at all.

[CardiffBaseball]

Marion despite all your stinging accusations, please permit me to say that I love your leg….

Oh and mutha, is merely a phonetic spelling of how one might pronounce it when adding fvckr to the end of the word. Nothing racist intended at all.

[CardiffBaseball]

Marion despite all your stinging accusations, please permit me to say that I love your leg….

Oh and mutha, is merely a phonetic spelling of how one might pronounce it when adding fvckr to the end of the word. Nothing racist intended at all.

[Author]

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