[James Dahl]

The Republican Party believes religious literature should be the basis of the legal system
Hamas believes religious literature should be the basis of the legal system

The Republican Party is against abortion, and does not believe women have the right to decide whether to have children or not
Hamas is against abortion, and does not believe women have the right to decide whether to have children or not

The Republican Party thinks the USA is pursuing fascist policies that smack of Adolf Hitler
Hamas thinks the USA is pursuing fascist policies that smack of Adolf Hitler

The Republican Party believes all social programs should be run through faith-based charities with ties to themselves
Hamas believes all social programs should be run through faith-based charities with ties to themselves

The Republican Party is against illegal immigrants
Hamas is against illegal immigrants

The Republican Party hates the president of the United States and wishes he would die
Hamas hates the president of the United States and wishes he would die

The Republican Party thinks illegal immigrants are ruining the country and if they would leave the country would become a paradise
Hamas thinks illegal immigrants are ruining the country and if they would leave the country would become a paradise

Come up with your own! They write themselves!

[Lord GVChamp]

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The Republican Party believes religious literature should be the basis of the legal system

Wrong. Evangelicals do not make up the entire party base. Part of the Republican big tent are strict Constitutionalists.

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The Republican Party is against abortion, and does not believe women have the right to decide whether to have children or not

Mostly true. Not true in the case of $%&@ or incest or danger in the life of the mother.

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The Republican Party thinks the USA is pursuing fascist policies that smack of Adolf Hitler

Godwin in the first post, nice work

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The Republican Party believes all social programs should be run through faith-based charities with ties to themselves

Wrong. Republicans would not follow Bush on SS reform and approved a massive expansion in Medicare, as well as EITC.

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The Republican Party is against illegal immigrants

Half-wrong. They are against illegal immigrants, but want to make legal avenues easier, including a guest-worker program

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The Republican Party hates the president of the United States and wishes he would die

Completely incorrect. I don't know where you came up with that.

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The Republican Party thinks illegal immigrants are ruining the country and if they would leave the country would become a paradise

Also completely incorrect. Republicans do not blame illegal immigrants for everything. They blame a whole host of government programs and taxation resulting from it for removing incentives to work.

[James Dahl]

Maybe 20 years ago under Reagan, but the inmates took over the asylum a long time ago.

[Lord GVChamp]

James Dahl, on Sep 17 2009, 11:42 PM, said:

Maybe 20 years ago under Reagan, but the inmates took over the asylum a long time ago.

A long time ago must be in the past 12 months or something. Or not even, considering how Republican proposals for healthcare include subsidization of it for individuals. Maybe there is a secret Republican Party I don't know about? Or a non-American one?

[James Dahl]

Lord GVChamp, on Sep 17 2009, 09:44 PM, said:

A long time ago must be in the past 12 months or something. Or not even, considering how Republican proposals for healthcare include subsidization of it for individuals. Maybe there is a secret Republican Party I don't know about? Or a non-American one?

You mean the desperate attempts at watering down any part of the healthcare bill they possibly can, since actually defeating it isn't in the cards? No, I was correct in my initial, inmates-running-the-asylum comment. I wonder what section of the phone book they will read from to filibuster it?

This post has been edited by James Dahl: 17 September 2009 - 10:50 PM

[Lord GVChamp]

James Dahl, on Sep 17 2009, 11:49 PM, said:

You mean the desperate attempts at watering down any part of the healthcare bill they possibly can, since actually defeating it isn't in the cards? No, I was correct in my initial, inmates-running-the-asylum comment.

So these Republicans are just so terribly evil that they're proposing principles that Americans might actually want, showing flexibility and transformation in response to the demands of the American people


Doesn't quite fit the definition of "crazies running asylum"

[Kenadian_2006]

James Dahl, on Sep 18 2009, 12:26 AM, said:

Come up with your own! They write themselves!

You contradict yourself here, your argument holds no water. )):

[James Dahl]

Kenadian_2006, on Sep 17 2009, 09:51 PM, said:

You contradict yourself here, your argument holds no water. )):

Of course not, my arguments are strictly for carrying orange juice.

[Alarik Martens]

James Dahl, on Sep 17 2009, 10:26 PM, said:

The Republican Party hates the president of the United States and wishes he would die
Hamas hates the president of the United States and wishes he would die

Wow.....Get the $%&@ out of here.

[James Dahl]

Alarik Martens, on Sep 17 2009, 09:54 PM, said:

Wow.....Get the $%&@ out of here.

Exhibit A:
http://blogs.ocweekl...prays-for-obam/

He's a Huckabee man
http://www.religionn...-drake-huckabee

And like a proper Republican, he didn't like Bush either! Go figure!

This post has been edited by James Dahl: 17 September 2009 - 11:00 PM

[Alarik Martens]

James Dahl, on Sep 17 2009, 10:56 PM, said:

Exhibit A:
http://blogs.ocweekl...prays-for-obam/

He's a Huckabee man
http://www.religionn...-drake-huckabee

And like a proper Republican, he didn't like Bush either! Go figure!

http://www.youtube.c...0...=PL&index=1


So black people want to exterminate white people, huh?

[James Dahl]

Alarik Martens, on Sep 17 2009, 10:11 PM, said:

http://www.youtube.c...0...=PL&index=1


So black people want to exterminate white people, huh?

Hehheh I didn't say Republicans had a monopoly on crazy, but they do have a dominant market share.
By the way, fun fact: Dennis Kuchinich believes in UFOs.

This post has been edited by James Dahl: 17 September 2009 - 11:15 PM

[Alarik Martens]

James Dahl, on Sep 17 2009, 11:14 PM, said:

Hehheh I didn't say Republicans had a monopoly on crazy, but they do have a dominant market share.

Well I didn't say that black people had a monopoly on economic failure, incarceration, $%&@ and murder - but they sure do have the dominant market share!

[James Dahl]

Alarik Martens, on Sep 17 2009, 10:15 PM, said:

Well I didn't say that black people had a monopoly on economic failure, incarceration, $%&@ and murder - but they sure do have the dominant market share!

Ooh classy, tell me, what other issues can be blamed on their skin colour?

[Loki Ire]

This entire topic is nothing but spammy flamebait. If this stays open, my next topic will explore the parallels between President Obama's agenda and Chairman Mao's Great Leap Forward.

[Alarik Martens]

James Dahl, on Sep 17 2009, 11:18 PM, said:

Ooh classy, tell me, what other issues can be blamed on their skin colour?

Tell me what else you can decipher other than wishing death upon another person, from membership in the Republican party.

[James Dahl]

Loki Ire, on Sep 17 2009, 10:19 PM, said:

This entire topic is nothing but spammy flamebait. If this stays open, my next topic will explore the parallels between President Obama's agenda and Chairman Mao's Great Leap Forward.

I would actually pay money to see that.

[Dennis Von Bremen]

James Dahl, on Sep 17 2009, 11:26 PM, said:

The Republican Party thinks the USA is pursuing fascist policies that smack of Adolf Hitler
Hamas thinks the USA is pursuing fascist policies that smack of Adolf Hitler

The Republican Party hates the president of the United States and wishes he would die
Hamas hates the president of the United States and wishes he would die

These were by far the most Epic.

Loki Ire, on Sep 18 2009, 12:19 AM, said:

This entire topic is nothing but spammy flamebait. If this stays open, my next topic will explore the parallels between President Obama's agenda and Chairman Mao's Great Leap Forward.

Go ahead.

This post has been edited by Dennis Von Bremen: 17 September 2009 - 11:52 PM

[Edward Cullen]

"Spammy flamebait" fits the description quite well.