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MaDalton 04-30-2009 04:47 PM

Obama Haters - do you think you would be better off with McCain right now?
 
well, do you?

cause that would have been the only alternative in the current situation. Would McCain have spent less money? would he let the banks, AIG and the car companies die? would he have already attacked Iran?

MetaMan 04-30-2009 04:50 PM

Why the fuck do you care you are a bald guy from germany?

MaDalton 04-30-2009 04:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MetaMan (Post 15806031)
Why the fuck do you care you are a bald guy from germany?

why the fuck do you care about a bald guy from germany?

MetaMan 04-30-2009 04:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MaDalton (Post 15806036)
why the fuck do you care about a bald fuck from germany?

Why the fuck do you care that i care about a bald fuck from germany?

FelixFlow 04-30-2009 04:52 PM

you serious, he's a german??

IF thats true, then your comments about what goes on here in US politics are comments from an "outsider", and unless you live in the USA you wouldnt understand like US citizens do

MetaMan 04-30-2009 04:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FelixFlow (Post 15806041)
you serious, he's a german??

IF thats true, you have no business commenting on what goes on in the USA

where are you from? loserville? population U

BAMMMMMMM

DrChango 04-30-2009 04:53 PM

because, despite the growth of China over the last decade, America is still the world's preeminent military and economy power on the planet...what happens here affects the planet.

_Richard_ 04-30-2009 04:55 PM

germany is a state of the US.. don't you guys read history?

_Richard_ 04-30-2009 04:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DrChango (Post 15806046)
because, despite the growth of China over the last decade, America is still the world's preeminent military and economy power on the planet...what happens here affects the planet.

you should read about the korean war, and why that ended in a stalemate, and why the american military begged the gov to use up to 52 nuclear bombs

countless people with grenades will eventually get through anything

MaDalton 04-30-2009 04:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MetaMan (Post 15806039)
Why the fuck do you care that i care about a bald fuck from germany?

that could go on for hours - lol


Quote:

Originally Posted by FelixFlow (Post 15806041)
you serious, he's a german??

IF thats true, then your comments about what goes on here in US politics are comments from an "outsider", and unless you live in the USA you wouldnt understand like US citizens do

interesting edit - but yes, i am an outsider. nevertheless what DrChango said - it affects the planet

example: Opel is the german daughter of GM. if GM goes down and no one buys Opel it will cost approx. 100,000 to 150,000 jobs in Germany and some neighbouring countries. this is one reason why US politics are interesting for me


Quote:

Originally Posted by DrChango (Post 15806046)
because, despite the growth of China over the last decade, America is still the world's preeminent military and economy power on the planet...what happens here affects the planet.

:thumbsup

CIVMatt 04-30-2009 05:06 PM

here's the problem, they were both shitty choices...

American politics has reached a point where the really good choices for President have openly said they have no intention of running because of the bullshit media sideshow that goes along with it

Sly 04-30-2009 05:07 PM

So if we criticized Bush during his term, we are great and all knowing. If we criticize Obama during his term, we are idiots because there was no other option?

That doesn't really make sense. If it's "okay" to question the government during one presidency, it's "okay" to question the government during another presidency.

There is a difference between "hate" and being "leery". Those that hate are usually a little nutso... there is more caution than there is hate.

maxjohan 04-30-2009 05:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FelixFlow (Post 15806041)
you serious, he's a german??

IF thats true, then your comments about what goes on here in US politics are comments from an "outsider", and unless you live in the USA you wouldnt understand like US citizens do

Dont you think European people in european countries are developed enough to understand. What's your agenda.. LOL

cykoe6 04-30-2009 05:34 PM

Since electing a Saul Alinksy trained leftist radical like Obama was the worst possible choice imaginable it is quite easy to say that any alternative outcome would have been preferable.

IllTestYourGirls 04-30-2009 05:36 PM

McCain was not the only other choice.

robfantasy 04-30-2009 06:05 PM

i cant even turn on the TV anymore, this nation has gone to complete shit

LiveDose 04-30-2009 06:10 PM

He would have sucked just as bad.

StuartD 04-30-2009 06:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FelixFlow (Post 15806041)
you serious, he's a german??

IF thats true, then your comments about what goes on here in US politics are comments from an "outsider", and unless you live in the USA you wouldnt understand like US citizens do

I always enjoy the irony of an American criticizing others for having an opinion on another nation's politics.

StuartD 04-30-2009 06:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sly (Post 15806089)
So if we criticized Bush during his term, we are great and all knowing. If we criticize Obama during his term, we are idiots because there was no other option?

That doesn't really make sense. If it's "okay" to question the government during one presidency, it's "okay" to question the government during another presidency.

There is a difference between "hate" and being "leery". Those that hate are usually a little nutso... there is more caution than there is hate.

I don't see how asking if McCain would have done better is the same as saying your an idiot for criticizing Obama.

FelixFlow 04-30-2009 06:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cykoe6 (Post 15806161)
Since electing a Saul Alinksy trained leftist radical like Obama was the worst possible choice imaginable it is quite easy to say that any alternative outcome would have been preferable.



^ its this guy that is the reason why i said what i said to begin with! lol :)


seriously, this guy hasnt lived in the US for what, 3,4,5, 10 years & comments daily on life in the US? please


everyone can have an opinion, but my point is that if you dont live in the US you arent affected ON THE SAME LEVEL WE ARE by OUR politicians' decisions, so you're an outsider looking in - but making comments as if you are an insider

:upsidedow

LAJ 04-30-2009 06:32 PM

If you criticized bush you were unpatriotic... if you criticize Obama then you are voicing your opinion isn't that how it works?

MaDalton 04-30-2009 06:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FelixFlow (Post 15806318)
^ its this guy that is the reason why i said what i said to begin with! lol :)


seriously, this guy hasnt lived in the US for what, 3,4,5, 10 years & comments daily on life in the US? please


everyone can have an opinion, but my point is that if you dont live in the US you arent affected ON THE SAME LEVEL WE ARE by OUR politicians' decisions, so you're an outsider looking in - but making comments as if you are an insider

:upsidedow

i am not sure who you mean by "this guy", but i was seriously surprised by the negativity of some people against Obama the last weeks. I can't remember this being even remotely that bad as when Bush was elected. and since i am not an insider i am asking for opinions of those that are.

maybe i should not have used "haters" in the thread title - although sometimes from what i read there is hardly any other word for it

StuartD 04-30-2009 06:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LAJ (Post 15806322)
If you criticized bush you were unpatriotic... if you criticize Obama then you are voicing your opinion isn't that how it works?

Heh, that reminds me of a post I made on another forum:


They should start a new political party call the Hypocrisy party.

When a republican is president, democrats must respect him because he's "their leader".
When a democrat is president, you must wish for complete and total failure and do anything you can to undermine him to further that wish.

When a republican passes the biggest spending bill in history and puts the money directly into the hands of greedy execs who use it for lavish parties, that's strong leadership.
When a democrat passes the biggest spending bill in history and uses it to improve the nation's infrastructure and help those who actually need it to survive, that's purposely destroying the economy and poor leadership.

When a republican can't even get his own party's support and doesn't care what they or what other party's think... it's called being strong for sticking to his guns.
When a democrat gets the support of his party, and the other parties and actively seeks out input from all parties including specialists outside of the political world... that's called being weak and unable to make decisions.

When a republican chants terror, death, war, terrorism, bombing, hatred, jealousy, etc in every single speech he ever gives, it's called taking action and very patriotic.
When a democrat chants hope, courage, positivity, encouragement, etc, it's called all talk, no walk and unpatriotic.

cykoe6 04-30-2009 06:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FelixFlow (Post 15806318)
^ its this guy that is the reason why i said what i said to begin with! lol :)


seriously, this guy hasnt lived in the US for what, 3,4,5, 10 years & comments daily on life in the US? please


everyone can have an opinion, but my point is that if you dont live in the US you arent affected ON THE SAME LEVEL WE ARE by OUR politicians' decisions, so you're an outsider looking in - but making comments as if you are an insider

:upsidedow

Hummmm... I pay US income taxes on my earnings. I have an investment portfolio with mostly US based assets. I own real estate in the US. I am registered to vote in the US. My family lives there and is economically effected by political decisions (as am I). I have a US passport and am a US citizen. As I have no citizenship or permanent residency in any other country the state of things in the US is important to me as it is my permanent residence. It seems like I have as much as right to an opinion on political matters as anyone else. :2 cents:

Snake Doctor 04-30-2009 06:50 PM

Double standards are never more prevalent than they are right after a political shift/change in administration.

The people who called us unpatriotic for not supporting the Iraq war are having tea parties over a government spending bill.

The people who said dissent was patriotic for the last 8 years now tell the right wingers they need to STFU and "give the President a chance"

The people who "just couldn't believe" the Democrats would hold up the nomination of John Ashcroft, held up the nomination of Kathleen Sebelius, because....wait for it....she's pro choice.
As if Obama was going to nominate someone to that post who wasn't.

The republicans used a process called reconciliation (a parliamentary procedure) so that Bush's tax cuts wouldn't be subject to a filibuster in 2001 and 2003.
The democrats are considering using the same procedure for health care reform now, and the republicans are calling it the "nuclear option"

The republicans "demanded" that all of Bush's judicial nominees be given a straight up or down vote in the Senate, and threatened to use the "nuclear option" if that didn't happen.

How much do you want to bet they'll try the same parliamentary stalling and blocking tactics to hold up Obama's liberal judicial appointees?

When it comes to politics, just about everyone is a hypocrite. Where you stand on something has alot more to do with what side of the issue you're on than it does with what you think of the tactic being used.

If you're against a nominee for the Supreme Court for instance, then the filibuster is a great thing that keeps the majority from trampling the minority. After all, America is majority rule, but with minority rights.

If you're for the nominee, then you are appalled at the use of the filibuster, and can't believe the minority is trying to thwart the democratic process.

In my short lifetime (I'll be 35 this year) I've seen both parties play the exact same game from both sides of the aisle. Both minority and majority, President vs Congress, and vice versa.
The only difference in how the two play the game, is that republicans are way better at naming things. :2 cents:

MaDalton 04-30-2009 06:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by StuartD (Post 15806348)
Heh, that reminds me of a post I made on another forum:


They should start a new political party call the Hypocrisy party.

When a republican is president, democrats must respect him because he's "their leader".
When a democrat is president, you must wish for complete and total failure and do anything you can to undermine him to further that wish.

When a republican passes the biggest spending bill in history and puts the money directly into the hands of greedy execs who use it for lavish parties, that's strong leadership.
When a democrat passes the biggest spending bill in history and uses it to improve the nation's infrastructure and help those who actually need it to survive, that's purposely destroying the economy and poor leadership.

When a republican can't even get his own party's support and doesn't care what they or what other party's think... it's called being strong for sticking to his guns.
When a democrat gets the support of his party, and the other parties and actively seeks out input from all parties including specialists outside of the political world... that's called being weak and unable to make decisions.

When a republican chants terror, death, war, terrorism, bombing, hatred, jealousy, etc in every single speech he ever gives, it's called taking action and very patriotic.
When a democrat chants hope, courage, positivity, encouragement, etc, it's called all talk, no walk and unpatriotic.


sounds very familiar, good post

StuartD 04-30-2009 06:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MaDalton (Post 15806374)
sounds very familiar, good post

Thank you, and just to be fair, the same can be said in reverse. I'm just using current events as examples.
It all depends on which 'wing' is in the President's seat at the time.

FelixFlow 04-30-2009 07:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MaDalton (Post 15806331)
i am not sure who you mean by "this guy", but i was seriously surprised by the negativity of some people against Obama the last weeks. I can't remember this being even remotely that bad as when Bush was elected. and since i am not an insider i am asking for opinions of those that are.

maybe i should not have used "haters" in the thread title - although sometimes from what i read there is hardly any other word for it


i meant the guy i quoted, as "this guy" :)



Quote:

Originally Posted by cykoe6 (Post 15806367)
Hummmm... I pay US income taxes on my earnings. I have an investment portfolio with mostly US based assets. I own real estate in the US. I am registered to vote in the US. My family lives there and is economically effected by political decisions (as am I). I have a US passport and am a US citizen. As I have no citizenship or permanent residency in any other country the state of things in the US is important to me as it is my permanent residence. It seems like I have as much as right to an opinion on political matters as anyone else. :2 cents:




ahhhh, didnt know that...all this time i wrongly assumed you were an ex-pat that hadnt stepped on US soil in a decade, my apologies I was clearly wrong & any US citizen certainly can bitch & complain about any of our (mostly crooked) politicians all they want :)

:thumbsup

Sausage 04-30-2009 07:01 PM

Don't just look at the head man, they are usually just puppets and McCain would have been no different.

To me its not so much that I dislike Obama, because he is a good talker and personally I don't mind him, but those around him and in his party are crooks. There are more crooks and crims in his team than in the other lot imho. Hell how many tax cheats did obama have to get through when putting together his team before we found the right ppl ?

cykoe6 04-30-2009 07:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FelixFlow (Post 15806383)
ahhhh, didnt know that...all this time i wrongly assumed you were an ex-pat that hadnt stepped on US soil in a decade, my apologies I was clearly wrong & any US citizen certainly can bitch & complain about any of our (mostly crooked) politicians all they want :)

:thumbsup

No problem. Whining and complaining about politicians is what I do when I am trying to avoid working. :)

LAJ 04-30-2009 07:25 PM

Yeah this double standard shit is just nonsense.

To all the Obama haters... ya just gotta stoop down to their level and throw the chant back at em... "your guy lost, get over it."

Cyandin 04-30-2009 07:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LAJ (Post 15806426)
Yeah this double standard shit is just nonsense.

To all the Obama haters... ya just gotta stoop down to their level and throw the chant back at em... "your guy lost, get over it."

I'm gonna walk over and bust your windows for even saying that, you unpatriotic pinko commie! :winkwink:

baddog 04-30-2009 08:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by StuartD (Post 15806348)
Heh, that reminds me of a post I made on another forum:


They should start a new political party call the Hypocrisy party.

When a republican is president, democrats must respect him because he's "their leader".
When a democrat is president, you must wish for complete and total failure and do anything you can to undermine him to further that wish.

When a republican passes the biggest spending bill in history and puts the money directly into the hands of greedy execs who use it for lavish parties, that's strong leadership.
When a democrat passes the biggest spending bill in history and uses it to improve the nation's infrastructure and help those who actually need it to survive, that's purposely destroying the economy and poor leadership.

When a republican can't even get his own party's support and doesn't care what they or what other party's think... it's called being strong for sticking to his guns.
When a democrat gets the support of his party, and the other parties and actively seeks out input from all parties including specialists outside of the political world... that's called being weak and unable to make decisions.

When a republican chants terror, death, war, terrorism, bombing, hatred, jealousy, etc in every single speech he ever gives, it's called taking action and very patriotic.
When a democrat chants hope, courage, positivity, encouragement, etc, it's called all talk, no walk and unpatriotic.

Not too difficult to see where your sympathies lie.

notoldschool 04-30-2009 09:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sausage (Post 15806386)
Don't just look at the head man, they are usually just puppets and McCain would have been no different.

No Mccain/Palin leadership would have been WAAAAAAAAAAAAY different. No doubt our country would fall into the abyss with their jelly spines to the religous right and eratic behavoir. They are not competant enough to lead in crunch time. Just look what happened when he tried to stop the campaign in the middle. LOL. the guy cant keep his cool under stress. Somthing Obama kills him in. We wont even go into critical thinking skills, speaking skills, or any skills for that matter. Mccain is just a spoiled rich boy who happened to crash his plane alot.

Both are fiscally liberal, but Mccain is social conservative and obama is social liberal. Any adult webmaster who pines for a mccain/palin leadership has no right being a webmaster. To stick with one party just because they call themselves republican makes you a tard in my book.

Iron Fist 04-30-2009 09:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DrChango (Post 15806046)
because, despite the growth of China over the last decade, America is still the world's preeminent military and economy power on the planet...what happens here affects the planet.

Thanks for the lesson.... we figured that one out after your massive mortgage fuckup... don't worry you won't be staying in the top spot for much longer.

BFT3K 04-30-2009 09:19 PM

Obama was clearly the best option, and he won! God bless America!

GatorB 04-30-2009 09:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sly (Post 15806089)
So if we criticized Bush during his term, we are great and all knowing. If we criticize Obama during his term, we are idiots because there was no other option?

That doesn't really make sense. If it's "okay" to question the government during one presidency, it's "okay" to question the government during another presidency.

There is a difference between "hate" and being "leery". Those that hate are usually a little nutso... there is more caution than there is hate.

Well I think after 3,4,5,6,7,8 YEARS that's enough time to know if a guy sucks or not. Obama has been Prez for 3 MONTHS. Not enough time to tell shit.

bo$$ 04-30-2009 09:26 PM

That is a good question, as much as I hate Obama, I wouldnt think McCain would be doing any better

I just think Obamas an idiot, however, no matter what president we have, I (and the rest of the US) will think hes an idiot, regardless.

u-Bob 05-01-2009 03:08 AM

Having a brain and being capable of independent thought was called "being unpatriotic" when Bush was president.
Having a brain and being capable of independent thought is called "being a hater" when Obama is president.

OldJeff 05-01-2009 03:35 AM

Obama Sucks, his economic policy so far is Jimmy Carter take 2 which sucked the first time around.

OH, and here is a list of the presidents I thought sucked in my lifetime, newest to oldest

Obama
Bush
Clinton
Bush
Regan
Carter
Ford
Nixon
LBJ

The have all sucked in one way or another, will probably continue this trend for the rest of my life.

(They also all did some good things too, except for Obama, but I suspect something he does in his full term will be good, just have not seen it yet)


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