I've been thinking a lot about this thread.
Originally Posted by
gonefishcrazy
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..you might have had experience and I don't but does'nt mean you would be able to do the job better than me....
Ehh, It kind of does. Assuming both of us have similar work ethics and skills then Ya, I'm going to be better. According to your hypothetical example, In 2 years I've learned the best, most effective ways to do things. I've had a chance to see what works, what doesn't, etc.
Now, applying that to the President. Sure experience matters. You don't need 30 years being in Washington to be ready for the job, but if you look closesly at some of Barak's comments you'll soon see his 1 1/2 years he spent there before he started campaigning have not adequately prepared him. Look at his recent "bomb Pakistan" or his "I would send troops back into Iraq once we withdraw if Al Qaeda was there" comments.
Originally Posted by gonefishcrazy
McCain might go in and decide to keep doing everything that bush was doing. Heck he might decide its almost time for him to die so let me take everybody with me. Don't get mad at me everytime I turn on the comp or tv somebody loosing their mind, killing people taking their lives.
If you actually think about this statement it kind of argues against Barak.... If you are worried about someone snapping and going crazy who is the person more likely to do it? The guy that's been in Washington 20+ years? Or the new guy who admits to "pushing the wrong button" multiple times on key votes while in the Il. House? We know McCain, we know little of Obama... So, while this is a non-issue for me, if you are really worried about it you might rethink your vote.
Originally Posted by gonefishcrazy
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Everybody I talk to is talking about how bad things are house/money.
Well, you're now talking to me. I can tell you things aren't bad. So you can't say "everyone" anymore
Seriously, this is nonsense and "doom and gloom" silliness perpetuated by the media. Home ownerships are near record highs. The homes being forclosed on are typically the ones purchased for little to no money down on balloon APR's. People bought houses they could never afford, lived in them, and now can't aford them... Unemployment rates are low. Inflation is low.. The thing killing us and hurting each of our wallets is the price of a barrel of oil. And, contrary to popular belief, that is an issue on the global market. The President of the USA doesn't control OPEC...
Originally Posted by
gonefishcrazy
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I have four kids that I plan on taking on a vacation to the caribbean, disney world, have bday parties this year, I think I might have to go to another city to strip a couple nights a week or find me a pimp for a day or two a week.LOL.
Ya, sounds like things are really bad. In addition to having four kids and worrying about food, clothing, house, healthcare, etc. you're planning a trip to the Caribbean...
That's not an attack by any means. My point is, Americans are spoiled. We don't know what "bad" is anymore.