User Profile: Dorugremon

Member Since: June 20, 2011

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  • Youngsters today: he should have sold drugs, not ‘dogs.

  • Tarajunky:

    “If he keeps thinking this is all a big campaign and his best chance of winning is to try to destroy the Republican House leaders, were utterly screwed because the country will grind to a halt and implode”.

    The Fed Gov will grind to a halt, not the country. I hope it does, and that the Fed Gov implodes. I would love to see it self destruct. We built this country without the Fed Gov, and we can rebuild it when it’s gone for good.

  • “So, are all of you going to sulk, whimper, and whine or do the patriotic thing and demand that your senators and representatives work with the President to move this country forward for everyone?”

    Gradstudent: go to hell. It was *your* side that was posting Tweets by the *thousands* threatening to start riots, threatening to kill Romney if he won. As for myself, I intend to keep my Reps and Senators reminded as to why I voted for them, and to make sure they oppose the other guy every step of the way.

  • “Well, you wasted your vote this election. Feel good now?”

    No, not really. My first Presidential was 2008, and I enthusiastically supported Sarah Palin and her running mate. This time, I did the “practical” thing and voted for Romney/Ryan, though, as in 2008, I supported Paul in the Primaries.

    Well, no more. Come 2016 (assuming there *is* an election) I will vote my conscience. I probably will never vote for a winner, and the GOP has lost me forever. If they can’t beat this guy, despite everything: extremely bad economy, no record to run on, nothing but incompetence, then they can’t beat *anyone*. As far as I’m concerned, a vote for the GOP is a wasted vote.

  • Not me, I *refuse* to die for this country because it isn’t worth my life. The people had a choice, and their choice was “give me that”. Well, freeloaders, I give up: I am no longer a producer. I will do whatever I have to do to protect myself and my own. To hell with the rest of you.

  • You, sir, are highly mistaken. I don’t “love” Obama. I don’t *know* Obama. I have never so much as *met* Obama. Neither do I “respect” him: I voted against him in 2008, and I campaigned and voted against him in 2012.

    I do not respect him; I do not admire him. He is not “my” president, and I will oppose him every step of the way from now until he is retired. As far as I’m concerned, Congressional grid lock that paralyzes the Fed Gov is our only hope. And I hope for *massive* grid lock, and the upcoming irrelevance of the Fed Gov.

  • Mikey is another flaming *******: it’s not like you can get arsenic at every corner 7-11. Secondly, you want to talk about painful, slow, lingering death, well, that describes arsenic poisoning. There are *way* better ways to off yourself.

    ******** are not only stupid to the N-th degree, they are down right evil. To them, there is no such thing as an honest difference of opinion. Any disagreement is a sign that you are “defective”, that you are an “enemy” to be destroyed.

    That’s what Bill Ayers wrote in _You Don’t Need a Weatherman to Know Which Way the Wind Blows_: 25 million Americans may need to be eliminated. He meant every word. Their votes count as much as yours. Be afraid, be very afraid.

  • They can’t. Not any more. It’s not John F. Kennedy’s Democratic Party. (And, yeah, I know all about JFK’s peccadilloes, however, at least he kept them discreet. Unlike a certain POTUS from Hope, or a candidate who couldn’t stay away from the sleazy rendezvous.)

  • “Lets win this motherfu**er”

    Stay classy, Dems, stay classy.

  • Nine y/o Brandon seems to be reasonably intelligent. I wonder: it doesn’t look to me like he’s taking what he’s saying seriously. There’s the giggling, as he talks about “change the world”, like he’s heard it all before, and more times than he cared to, the making devil horns behind his father’s back as soon as he appears in the scene. Kids don’t like being lectured, harangued, and told what to think. It shows here.

    Looks like a rehearsed performance to me, and I wonder what was the point of this? Doesn’t reflect favorably on Obama supporters at all. When I was nine, I had my own ideas, my parents never harangued me about who to say I supported in elections, and I *barely* cared there was even a Presidential coming up.

    Wouldn’t it be ironic if Brandon develops “daddy issues” and turns into a life-long Republican voter?