How about retards and rednecks? Can they vote if they marry their cousins?
Obama. Did not vote for him but I'm coming around
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pavyracerSBR Aristocracy
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#316Comment -
Grandmaster BSBR Hall of Famer
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#317what about people who have never worked a day in their life and survive solely on their parents trust fund
should they be allowed to vote?Comment -
SBR_JohnSBR Posting Legend
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#318Obama can be no more than a -150 fav to be relected(my own line...might be a better one out there?)
He may be smarter than liberals think and move towards the center by the election. That's the frustrating thing is you know those dems are smarter than to want to always raise taxes. They know it will devestate the economy and hurt the guys at the bottom the most but yet they do it anyway. Will Obama give in to the liberals and just be another tax&spend Mondale, Carter type or move toward Bush/Clinton-ish centrist fiscal policy??? If he proposes across the board tax cuts in his re election he will win by a landside, if not he is a short favorite.Comment -
pavyracerSBR Aristocracy
- 04-12-07
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#319The problem is the opposition right now doesn't have a charismatic leader. People do not want to relieve the Bush years again where he was a puppet and Cheney and Ramsfeld run the country. They have fresh memories. Maybe by year 2016 they will forget the previous regime and bring the war thirsty regime back.Comment -
ericthegangsterSBR MVP
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#320richard nixon was the worst president in US history.Comment -
SBR_JohnSBR Posting Legend
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#321War thirsty? Ohhhh.... you mean like Johnson?? OK
Its early, Obama was flipping burgers this time 4 years ago. The Republicans have time on their side and people will tire of a stagnant economy so we will see.Comment -
pavyracerSBR Aristocracy
- 04-12-07
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#322Well Bush started 2 wars while he was a president without finishing either. And he had 8 years to do it. Also Bush Sr started a war he didn't finish. At least Clinton the only war he started in the Balkans he finished it.Comment -
SBR_JohnSBR Posting Legend
- 07-12-05
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#323Pavy wars are not started anymore by democrats than republicans. It was a democrat that lost us 55,000 US soldiers lives fighting for what? oil? not even. Nothing. It was the tax and spend (on everything but military) congress that brought us to a near depression in the late 70's. Reagan cut taxes by 30% and the economy roared like never before. At least we can all agree we need another Reagan.Comment -
Dark HorseSBR Posting Legend
- 12-14-05
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#324
You'll note the accompanying deficit digging and deficit solving.
Presidents these days are puppets. If the powers that be want war, they'll have it. Preferably a perpetual war, like Vietnam. Countries that fight wars dig deficits, while enriching bankers and their pals in the weapon industry. A total disgrace, but as long as the People swallow it wholesale, it's great business for a few.Comment -
statnerdsSBR MVP
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#325to quote a certain redneck adviser to our horniest president
"it's the economy stupid"Comment -
clonecatSBR MVP
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curiousRestricted User
- 07-20-07
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#327
A person who does not work, has never worked, and lives off a trust fund does not meet any of those conditions.Comment -
curiousRestricted User
- 07-20-07
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#329Obama can be no more than a -150 fav to be relected(my own line...might be a better one out there?)
He may be smarter than liberals think and move towards the center by the election. That's the frustrating thing is you know those dems are smarter than to want to always raise taxes. They know it will devestate the economy and hurt the guys at the bottom the most but yet they do it anyway. Will Obama give in to the liberals and just be another tax&spend Mondale, Carter type or move toward Bush/Clinton-ish centrist fiscal policy??? If he proposes across the board tax cuts in his re election he will win by a landside, if not he is a short favorite.
To understand this person (Hussein Obama) you really need to read up on African Liberation Theology as preached by Obama's pastor, Reverend Wright. Obama sat in that church for twenty years. No one can tell me that he doesn't agree with that teaching.Comment -
curiousRestricted User
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#330
Corporations can't vote. It was the corporation that got the bailout.
If the CEO in question pays income taxes then they can vote.
You just love this class warfare BS don't you crackhead?Comment -
bbar86SBR High Roller
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#331This thread has gone southComment -
nasakiRestricted User
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#332Obama is just dealing with the mess the Republicans left us:
Two wars,Wall Street, unemployment,housing, states and cities collapsing and carrying with them schools, services,pensions…
It took Japan over a decade to get over its own housing bubble boom and bust. Meanwhile all those socialist countries in Europe are doing better than we are in many aspects, so maybe the problem was the unfettered capitalism-at-any-cost, business-can-do-no-wrong notion of the period from 2001-2009. Even China regulates its markets more than the US did.
He is dealing with something much worse than 9/11, and he deserves at least the same support we gave Bush through his eight years.Comment -
curiousRestricted User
- 07-20-07
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#334I guess you never heard of the Carter Depression. 10% unemployment, 20% interest rates, 12% inflation, 0 money supply.
President Reagan saved us.
As the joint economic committee reported in April 2000:
"President Ronald Reagan's record includes sweeping economic reforms and deep across-the-board tax cuts, market deregulation, and sound monetary policies to contain inflation. His policies resulted in the largest peacetime economic boom in American history and nearly 35 million more jobs. As the Joint Economic Committee reported in April 2000:2
In 1981, newly elected President Ronald Reagan refocused fiscal policy on the long run. He proposed, and Congress passed, sharp cuts in marginal tax rates. The cuts increased incentives to work and stimulated growth. These were funda-mental policy changes that provided the foundation for the Great Expansion that began in December 1982.
As Exhibit 1 shows, the economic record of the last 17 years is remarkable, particularly when viewed against the backdrop of the 1970s. The United States has experienced two of the longest and strongest expansions in our history back to back. They have been interrupted only by a shallow eight-month downturn in 1990-91."
Next time you shoot off your mouth maybe you should know what the **** you are talking about.Comment -
DwightShruteSBR Aristocracy
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#335Ahhh ok maybe a break through. You guys don't really care that the US gets in wars here and there, just as long as they finish them within a presidential term?Last edited by DwightShrute; 08-21-10, 08:46 AM.Comment -
SBR_JohnSBR Posting Legend
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#336I guess you never heard of the Carter Depression. 10% unemployment, 20% interest rates, 12% inflation, 0 money supply.
President Reagan saved us.
As the joint economic committee reported in April 2000:
"President Ronald Reagan's record includes sweeping economic reforms and deep across-the-board tax cuts, market deregulation, and sound monetary policies to contain inflation. His policies resulted in the largest peacetime economic boom in American history and nearly 35 million more jobs. As the Joint Economic Committee reported in April 2000:2
In 1981, newly elected President Ronald Reagan refocused fiscal policy on the long run. He proposed, and Congress passed, sharp cuts in marginal tax rates. The cuts increased incentives to work and stimulated growth. These were funda-mental policy changes that provided the foundation for the Great Expansion that began in December 1982.
As Exhibit 1 shows, the economic record of the last 17 years is remarkable, particularly when viewed against the backdrop of the 1970s. The United States has experienced two of the longest and strongest expansions in our history back to back. They have been interrupted only by a shallow eight-month downturn in 1990-91."
Next time you shoot off your mouth maybe you should know what the **** you are talking about.Comment -
DwightShruteSBR Aristocracy
- 01-17-09
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#337facts tend to get in the way for some peopleComment -
brooks85SBR Aristocracy
- 01-05-09
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#338Obama is just dealing with the mess the Republicans left us:
Two wars,Wall Street, unemployment,housing, states and cities collapsing and carrying with them schools, services,pensions…
He is dealing with something much worse than 9/11, and he deserves at least the same support we gave Bush through his eight years.
This why voting will never work. People are stupid.Comment -
pavyracerSBR Aristocracy
- 04-12-07
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#339Here is what you need to do to fix the economy. Find the 1,000,000 richest persons in the US. From the multi-billionaires to the multi-millionaires. Take half their money in taxes in one lump sum. Use the money to create jobs for the 10% that are unemployed. Do not use the money for welfare. Use it to build roads, dams, power plants, parks, schools, hospitals, harbors, etc. Do not use the money to build bombs or chase the illegals out of the country.
The US economy will rebound in 2-3 years using my economic stimulus plan.Comment -
wtfSBR Posting Legend
- 08-22-08
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#340why is everyone blaming bush for these wars, there was no wars when 9-11 happened
do you think there were be any wars if 9-11 DID NOT HAPPEN
that is the questionComment -
DwightShruteSBR Aristocracy
- 01-17-09
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#341Interesting question WTF.Comment -
pavyracerSBR Aristocracy
- 04-12-07
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#342Do you think 20 uneducated arabs with no formal training in flying jumbo jets can sneak in to the best country in the world and leave simultaneously from 4 different airports and hijack and crash these jumbo jets at precise targets at the same time by themselves without inside help from the US?Comment -
tinfoil paradiseSBR Hustler
- 08-13-10
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#343
Use the money to create jobs for the 10% that are unemployed. Do not use the money for welfare. Use it to build roads, dams, power plants, parks, schools, hospitals, harbors, etc. Do not use the money to build bombs or chase the illegals out of the country.
Libtards are such, well, tards,Comment -
DwightShruteSBR Aristocracy
- 01-17-09
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#344Do you think 20 uneducated arabs with no formal training in flying jumbo jets can sneak in to the best country in the world and leave simultaneously from 4 different airports and hijack and crash these jumbo jets at precise targets at the same time by themselves without inside help from the US?
back then, easyComment -
pavyracerSBR Aristocracy
- 04-12-07
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#345OK I get. everyone who doesn't agree with a neocon is a libtard.
Does it ever occur to you that the unemployed engineers will be used to design these projects and not work as road workers?Comment -
curiousRestricted User
- 07-20-07
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#347
It is true that Reagan did not keep spending under control to ensure a budget surplus and I fault him for that. But, the economy grew so much larger and healthier from 83 to 99 due to Reagan's fiscal policies that I think the budget deficits were worth the economic growth that was achieved.
Reagan wasn't the first President to promote the trickle down or supply side theory, JFK used it, of course the left would have a stroke if you called JFK's fiscal policies supply side or trickle down, but that's what it was. Coolidge used it also. And each time it worked. Of course, the left tries to blame the depression on Coolidge's fiscal policies. The depression was actually caused by the money supply reductions put in place by Roosevelt, Carter made the exact same mistake and gave us the Carter Depression. If you read up on the GLOBAL depression that started in 29, the US is the only country to call it the Great Depression. The US was affected by the depression far more than the rest of the industrialized world. The reason was the drastic reduction in the money supply coupled with FDR's bone headed social engineering programs which made the depression MUCH worse and made it last much longer than it would have. Read up on the NIRA sometime if you doubt that. What a genius idea that was.
JFK also used investment tax credits which were a big factor in the economic recovery. But Congress killed the goose that lays the golden eggs by eliminating the investment tax credits and making the elimination RETROACTIVE. So, companies made long term investments partly due to the investment tax credits and then Congress comes along and gets rid of them but doesn't grandfather in the investments made under the tax credit law. So, many companies suffered serious financial setbacks due to the investments now being upside down. This is what destroyed the savings and loan industry. Huge investments were made based on tax credits and then Congress with one stroke of the pen did away with the tax credits and thousands of multi million and multi billion dollar projects were now bankrupt and the savings and loan industry had loaned money to build those projects. So, with one stroke of the pen Congress put thousands of companies and the entire S&L industry out of business.
I wish that the American voters would wise up to the fact that this class warfare against business is devastating to our economy because sound fiscal policies such as investment tax credits can never survive the "we have to punish the rich" nonsense that politicians like to spout.
Obama is making all the same mistakes that FDR and Carter made. Social engineering projects, insane policies that change day to day so businesses have no idea how to plan for the future, "punish the rich" policies that make it increasingly harder to compete in a global economy, higher taxes, uncontrolled spending, elimination of tax incentives for investment and creation of jobs in the name of "punish the rich". The only mistake that Obama has not made so far is to restrict the money supply. But with the runaway spending that is going to cause a huge increase in the inflation rate at some point.
One good economic policy that Congress has been trying to get passed, but they even goofed this up (idiots), but Obama is opposed to it, is to put a tax on foreign profits of US companies. Now, I say that Congress goofed it up because this type of tax only works if US companies can repatriate foreign profits with zero tax penalty. That makes US companies with foreign operations have to make a choice: 1) leave the profits overseas and pay a tax, or 2) repatriate the profits and invest them and pay no tax. DUH. Why in the **** would anyone not see the benefit of this and be opposed to it?Comment -
DwightShruteSBR Aristocracy
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curiousRestricted User
- 07-20-07
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#349
President Omar Hassan Ahmed Bashir had all of these groups under close surveillence and offered them to Bill Clinton on a silver platter. And Clinton said no. Here is a link to an article written by the man who was the laison between President Bashir and the Clinton administration in these negotiations. http://www.infowars.com/saved%20page..._bin_laden.htm
So, Pavy the next time you want to blame someone for not protecting the United States against our enemies, blame Bill "I did not have sex with that woman who sucked my dick everyday" Clinton.
Why don't you read some ******* books so that you can know what the **** you are talking about once in a while? ******* idiot.Comment -
DwightShruteSBR Aristocracy
- 01-17-09
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#350Clinton could have destroyed al-Qaeda and Bin laden in their early days when they were based in the Sudan. We knew exactly where they were and the Sudanese government was friendly to us. The President of Sudan President Omar Hassan Ahmed Bashir came to the United States and offered to arrest Bin Laden and the entire al-Qaeda network along with operatives of Hezbollah, Hamas, and Islamic Jihad. A major communications and computer operations center for Hezballah, Hamas and Islamic Jihad was in the Sudan.
President Omar Hassan Ahmed Bashir had all of these groups under close surveillence and offered them to Bill Clinton on a silver platter. And Clinton said no. Here is a link to an article written by the man who was the laison between President Bashir and the Clinton administration in these negotiations. http://www.infowars.com/saved%20page..._bin_laden.htm
So, Pavy the next time you want to blame someone for not protecting the United States against our enemies, blame Bill "I did not have sex with that woman who sucked my dick everyday" Clinton.
Why don't you read some ******* books so that you can know what the **** you are talking about once in a while? ******* idiot.
good article and the last paragraph says a lot ... Clinton's failure to grasp the opportunity to unravel increasingly organized extremists, coupled with Berger's assessments of their potential to directly threaten the U.S., represents one of the most serious foreign policy failures in American history.Comment
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