Topic: So... the Unites States have elected a president. (Page 2 of 2)

Allewyn, you have every right to your opinion, and since the Constitution of the United States is still in effect (at least, it was last time I checked), you also have the right to express yourself (freedom of speech).

I have no problem with that. However, that does not mean I have to agree with what you say.

The content of what you say...man, do you really believe all that wacko stuff?

No wonder you see gloom and doom all around you, if that is a peek into what is boiling beneath your skull. I guess it is not worth the time or effort to take your...umm...well, words apart and examine them against the backdrop of reality. Are you really convinced beyond a shadow of a doubt in those things you posted?

Man, you seem in a really sad place to me. Sorry to hear that.

WebShaman | The keenest sorrow (and greatest truth) is to recognize ourselves as the sole cause of all our adversities.
- Sophocles

Sorry for not replying sooner...

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Jestah said:

@Arthurio

Did you actually look at Sen. Obama's voting record?

You seem to be touting it as a strong point but I can only conclude you didn't actually look at it.

This has nothing to do with political ideologies. He just doesn't have a voting record - unless "Not Voting" appeals to you.

Edit: As a point of reference, in the last 100 votes he voted "Not Voting" 80 times. It doesn't seem to improve too drastically as I glance at the next 100 votes.

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At least provide sources when you claim something:
http://projects.washingtonpost.com/congress/110/senate/vote-missers/
http://projects.washingtonpost.com/congress/109/senate/vote-missers/

I'd say that 46.3% missed votes is not something to be proud of but yes I have examined Obama's voting record and I have done the same for Mc Cain. Please notice that in the 110. Senate the biggest vote missers are either presidential candidates or were hospitalized for a long time. Then look at the numbers for 109. Senate.

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Allewyn said:

Arturio: you believe CNN tells the truth?

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Most of the time: Yes. I don't watch/read it that often though. I get my news from a multitude of sources and try to piece the truth together myself to the best of my ability. Everyone is at least a little biased either one way or another ... unfortunately there's no such thing as completely unbiased media.