Food stamps? Government subsidies?
I'd be surprised if at least one person didn't find something in it worth arguing over. |
Meh. A long article explaining how real food is actually cheaper than fake food, and is available to the vast majority of Americans, ended with the conclusion that we need to make real food cheaper and more available. :facepalm:
Not so much controversial as poorly argued. |
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Originally Posted by blaen99
(Post 840633)
So, saying he'd throw up isn't close enough to sickened for your taste mang?
I am not sure where he got that from, exactly, but that - to me - is different from saying he was "sickened that Kennedy said he would not impose his Catholic faith on Baptists." |
Originally Posted by Scrappy Jack
(Post 840904)
He said the idea that "only people of nonfaith" being allowed in "the public square" (whatever that means) made him want to throw up. His argument seems to be that politicians are supposed to be strictly secular or build some sort of firewall between their religion and their politics.
I am not sure where he got that from, exactly, but that - to me - is different from saying he was "sickened that Kennedy said he would not impose his Catholic faith on Baptists." Frankly, I think the quote is accurate, although Santorum didn't exactly mean what he said. I.e. Reporter: "What do you think about Kennedy's quote of..." Santorum "The seperation of church and state makes me want to throw up!" Get what I mean? |
Joe DiSano is a Democratic strategist from Michigan who is urging Democrats to vote for Rick Santorum. On Monday, he announced that he had a list of 12,000 names ready for robocalls and mass emails on Monday and Tuesday. The 30-second robocall is featured here.
“Democrats can help embarrass Mitt Romney and expose him as the weak front-runner that he is by supporting Rick Santorum on Tuesday,” DiSano said in the robo-call, revealing its intent. Fittingly, the robocall encouraged Michiganders not to waste their vote on Ron Paul, the candidate whose electability has rested on his appeal to Democrats and Independents. DiSano’s hope is that Michigan, with its open primary, might see an uptick in the numbers of Democrats and Independent churning out. He counts between 8,000 to 9,000 Democrats ready to vote for Santorum in what is turning out to be a very close primary. He hopes his fellow Democrats in the Great Lakes State have a hankering for mischief and has considered voting Santorum to dim Romney’s election hopes in what some are calling “Operation Hilarity.” There’s just one problem with this Operation Hilarity. The joke might be lost on those seeking their fun. After all, Santorum’s more than happy to have Democrats cross the party lines to cast a ballot for him as a recent robocall from the Santorum campaign makes clear. |
Wow, so Dems are finally doing what Republicans have been doing for years?
We're fucked this election, it's going to get nasty. |
Originally Posted by blaen99
(Post 840909)
Read both articles, add context, win.
Frankly, I think the quote is accurate, although Santorum didn't exactly mean what he said. I would argue that Santorum didn't exactly mean what you said and you (/the angry left / angry secularists / hyperventilating bloggers) are projecting excess malice where there is none. Find me a transcript to speed-read and I may change my mind. |
Originally Posted by Scrappy Jack
(Post 840927)
I skimmed several articles and had a hard time finding a transcript rather than paraphrasing with a few quotes sprinkled in, most of which were editorial or commentary pieces.
I would argue that Santorum didn't exactly mean what you said and you (/the angry left / angry secularists / hyperventilating bloggers) are projecting excess malice where there is none. Find me a transcript to speed-read and I may change my mind. :drama: This is going to be good. You are attacking a quote I took verbatim from an article Gearhead linked and are apparently trying to say I created it wholesale out of cloth. I don't think you are quite up to your normal standards of argument here. |
Why oh why do we all keep trying to put words into blaen's mouth?!?!
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Originally Posted by Scrappy Jack
(Post 840927)
I would argue that Santorum didn't exactly mean what you said and you (/the angry left / angry secularists / hyperventilating bloggers) are projecting excess malice where there is none.
Originally Posted by mgeoffriau
(Post 840939)
Why oh why do we all keep trying to put words into blaen's mouth?!?!
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Originally Posted by blaen99
(Post 840940)
Yes, Mg, I'm sorry for having the reading and comprehension skills of a 2nd grader. Maybe that education level is too high for you?
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Originally Posted by mgeoffriau
(Post 840944)
I'm on your side! I'm confounded why nobody seems to understand what you are saying. It's so utterly clear.
In all seriousness, dude, you've put words in even Joe Perez's mouth. I don't think the problem is me if you can manage to do that to someone like Joe. |
The problem is DEFINITELY not you.
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Originally Posted by mgeoffriau
(Post 840948)
The problem is DEFINITELY not you.
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I'm agreeing with you! My only purpose here is to push partisan GOP talking points and, as often as possible, misunderstand other participants and try to attribute straw-man arguments to them. Totally busted, thank you for the revelation.
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Originally Posted by mgeoffriau
(Post 840956)
I'm agreeing with you! My only purpose here is to push partisan GOP talking points and, as often as possible, misunderstand other participants and try to attribute straw-man arguments to them. Totally busted, thank you for the revelation.
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Originally Posted by blaen99
(Post 840957)
since you are in an unfavorable place, but hey.
Crap, I messed up that joke. |
Back on topic!
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