Matt Damon is an IDIOT

[Trailbreaker]

Dude haven't you been reading all of our posts and took note of how respect we were? Right now you're acting immature especially calling supporters like me...mindless sheep. Be nice and mature or get lost!

[BeetleJuice]

The hypocrisy of left wing feminists towards Sarah Palin:
http://foxforum.blogs.foxnews.com/20...0912/#more-950

Realizing that Palin profoundly threatens their monopoly on the definition of feminism and femininity, virtually the entire liberal establishment has fired its guns at her. Sally Quinn, writing for The Washington Post, said of the choice, “I find it insulting to women.” And Gail Collins, appearing in The New York Times, assured her readers that “Sarah Palin is a terrible choice for running mate.”
And then we heard from the grande dame of feminism, Gloria Steinem, a founder of NOW, who took to the pages of The Los Angeles Times to denounce Palin:

This isn’t the first time a boss has picked an unqualified woman just because she agrees with him and opposes everything most other women want and need. Feminism has never been about getting a job for one woman. It’s about making life more fair for women everywhere. It’s not about a piece of the existing pie; there are too many of us for that. It’s about baking a new pie.

That “new pie,” of course, has always been a sort of estrogen-soaked socialism, but Steinem didn’t get into the true left-feminist agenda, instead preferring to denounce a Republican woman:

Selecting Sarah Palin, who was touted all summer by Rush Limbaugh, is no way to attract most women, including die-hard Clinton supporters. Palin shares nothing but a chromosome with Clinton. Her down-home, divisive and deceptive speech did nothing to cosmeticize a Republican convention that has more than twice as many male delegates as female, a presidential candidate who is owned and operated by the right wing and a platform that opposes pretty much everything Clinton’s candidacy stood for — and that Barack Obama’s still does. To vote in protest for McCain/Palin would be like saying, “Somebody stole my shoes, so I’ll amputate my legs.”

And Anna Quindlen, scribbling for Newsweek, echoed Steinem, expressing the earnest hope that Hillary Rodham Clinton would save America from the “wrong” kind of feminism:

This would all have been entertaining if it were not such rank hypocrisy. These are people who have inveighed against affirmative action, a version of which undoubtedly played a part in this selection. These are people who inveighed against personal attacks on their new nominee when the wingnuts of their own party elevated such attacks to a fine art by accusing Hillary Rodham Clinton of fictitious misdeeds ranging from treason to murder. To try to suggest Sarah Palin might garner the Hillary Clinton vote, that one woman is just the same as another, that biology trumps ideology, is the ultimate evidence of true sexism, and I hope Senator Clinton will travel the country and say so.

[Trailbreaker]

That's coming from a Fox News forum. :lol

[alissaolson]

Shadow,
I am not trying to sound like a jerk, but you should really work on your spelling. People my take you more seriously.

[Chip]

URGHHH!!!!
Ok...I present a treaty. From this point forward, none of us post a single thing that is not confirmed by a legit source. Wiki and youtube should not count as valid sources. Otherwise, we are ALL a bunch of:

[ScarCrow28]

Well At least we'll be warm

[Beej]

URGHHH!!!!
Ok...I present a treaty. From this point forward, none of us post a single thing that is not confirmed by a legit source. Wiki and youtube should not count as valid sources.

That only works if the so-called legitimate source uses two legit sources for the applicable story, which they haven't been doing lately...surely you've noticed the yellow journalism, have you not?

[r-type]

Well, at least I know who I'm NOT voting for.

[BeetleJuice]

Well, at least I know who I'm NOT voting for.

:lol:lol

"I do drugs everyday..."
C'mon people... vote BeetleJuice!!!

One cool point for r-type, that was hilarious.

[BeetleJuice]

Anyone watched The View?
Try this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Qiyvb-glU4

NY Times:
http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2...for-mccain/?hp


Goldberg's slave remark was nuts, totally mental.:deadhorse1:

[BeetleJuice]

Some statistics on abortion. A serious survey from the Guttmacher institute: http://www.guttmacher.org/pubs/psrh/full/3711005.pdf

From http://standupgirl.com

How many abortions have there been?

• There have been 48,000,000 abortion in the United States alone since 1973. 1/3 of generation Y was aborted as well as 1/4 of the current generation.

What about cases of rape and incest?

• It is important to realize that pregnancy due to a rape is very, very rare. Abortions due to rape may account for up to 1.0% of the 48,000,000+ abortions done in the United States since 1973 (Reasons U.S. Women Have Abortions, Guttmacher Institute ) — certainly not a high enough percentage from which to make laws which legalize all abortions! However, even in these rare situations abortion is not the answer. Abortion does not take away what has happened to the rape victim—she will still have been raped, whether or not she has an abortion. What must be decided now is this: should the unborn baby suffer because of the circumstances regarding her conception? The answer is no. A baby conceived from a rape is just as much of a baby conceived of love—she develops like every other person. The only 2 major studies done of girls who became pregnant after rape and incest revealed the majority of victims chose not to abort their babies. None of these girls, who either kept their babies or placed them in adoption, regretted their decision. Of the girls who chose abortion, 95% of them regretted their choice to abort.

48m murdered babies in 35 years is impressive.
There is no moral way a person can justify killing an unborn child.

[Trailbreaker]

I thought we were talking about Matt Damon.

[BeetleJuice]

I thought we were talking about Matt Damon.

Matt Damon, liberals, conservatives, communists, fascists, racists... whatever's in the news.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxrWz9XVvls

[Trailbreaker]

Then maybe you should change the thread title.

[BeetleJuice]

Then maybe you should change the thread title.

Done. Happy?
Couldn't take my buddy Matt out of the title tho... love him soooooo much...




:lol:deadhorse1:

[Trailbreaker]

Heh heh, it only shows up on your first post. The title as viewed in the Misc. forum didn't change.

[nelson]

Anyone watched The View?
Try this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Qiyvb-glU4

NY Times:
http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2...for-mccain/?hp


Goldberg's slave remark was nuts, totally mental.:deadhorse1:

Because we know slavery was just a walk in the park.

[BeetleJuice]

Heh heh, it only shows up on your first post. The title as viewed in the Misc. forum didn't change.

Yeah... I realised. Tried to remove the idiot part just now... doesn't work either.
Sorry Matt...

[nelson]

[/LIST]48m murdered babies in 35 years is impressive.
There is no moral way a person can justify killing an unborn child.

You talk as if abortion is something easy or that people take pleasure in doing it.

Maybe it wouldn't happen as much if we decided to talk to kids about sex and protection from the time they are kids.

Massachusetts has the lowest abortion rate in the country, the lowest divorce rate in this country and one of the lowest murder rates in the country. All this from a "lunatic" liberal state. Apparently sex-ed and tough gun laws and a good social failnet work.

[BeetleJuice]

Because we know slavery was just a walk in the park.

And who supported slavery...???
The Democrat party.

[nelson]

And who supported slavery...???
The Democrat party.

Conservatives.

You somehow neglect the historical change between both parties. Go read.

[Trailbreaker]

You talk as if abortion is something easy or that people take pleasure in doing it.

Maybe it wouldn't happen as much if we decided to talk to kids about sex and protection from the time they are kids.

Massachusetts has the lowest abortion rate in the country, the lowest divorce rate in this country and one of the lowest murder rates in the country. All this from a "lunatic" liberal state. Apparently sex-ed and tough gun laws and a good social failnet work.

Plus, the government should not have the power to determine whether a woman chooses to have a baby or not (And they say liberals support big government). Plus, what you perceive as to when life begins all depends on your religious beliefs. Last time I checked America was a separation of church and state. Plus, if the parent regrets that they had the abortion, well, that was their own choice and therefore their own fault. They should be responsible enough to make the decision themselves, not the government.

[Trailbreaker]

And who supported slavery...???
The Democrat party.

Typical Republican, always thinking about the past (however 9/11 and Pearl Harbor and an exception).

[BeetleJuice]

You talk as if abortion is something easy or that people take pleasure in doing it.

Maybe it wouldn't happen as much if we decided to talk to kids about sex and protection from the time they are kids.

Massachusetts has the lowest abortion rate in the country, the lowest divorce rate in this country and one of the lowest murder rates in the country. All this from a "lunatic" liberal state. Apparently sex-ed and tough gun laws and a good social failnet work.

OK then, I get your point. Your idea would be to reproduce that throughout America?
How large is Massachusetts population? must be under 10m.
Socialism in a small state, a Norway/Sweden example.
Communist ideals perfected for America, 300m people. Scary.
Because for every Massachusetts, there's a Great Britain(under New Labour that country has hit rock bottom, it's broke), or a Soviet Union, or China, Venezuela, the list goes on.
Communism, far left socialism doesn't work on a large scale.
But I'm open to ideas, and no I didn't know Massachusetts had such a good record on crime, abortion and so on.

[Trailbreaker]

This is what I like to hear, as we debate we also inform each other on things we never knew. I have learned a lot from this debate, despite the fact I will still hold my ground on my views.