Anybody Here Actually Admit to Voting for Hillary?

huskernumerouno said:
Touchdown Tommie said:
huskernumerouno said:
Wild Bill said:
BIGREDFAN_in_OMAHA said:
Don't let the name fool you: Obama is Christian. What has the sociopath currently in office done against these extremists? Fabricate stories and kill his own people to suit his own needs. I'm not even talking about the soldiers overseas. There are several indicators that Bush was behind 9/11 and may be the most notorious leader in the ranks of Hitler and Suharto. It will take alot to counter the damage done by the Bush administration to this country and Obama may be the man to do it. I don't expect miracles.
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Oh, a ConSpIrAcY ThEoRisT! Got all your provisions stored up? You been smoking bales of weed with Willie Nelson?
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It amazes me how some people actually believe this bull sh#t, f#*k obama and f#*k clinton
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And it amazes me that people think Bush has done a good job since he has been in office. I guess the only thing he has done is helped the rich people of the US and all of the oil gods. He is a complete arrogant a$$ who has no reason to even be in office.

We are fighting a war against someone who did not bomb us on 9/11...If my memory serves me correctly, it was Bin Laden.

Hitler and Stalin would be proud of Bush for the way he is running our country!

I will most likely vote for Obama, but I hope Obama and Clinton run with each other or at least whoever wins the nomination puts the other in the cabinet or something.
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Like you said bin laden was the driving force behind 9/11 not Bush as was stated above and that is what I was responding to. Now we went into Iraq on the premise that sadam had or was close to having WMD,s and with his history of using such weapons on his own people I feel we had no other choice. Do you remember all of the united nations sanctions that sadam broke and snubbed at the world. We stopped fighting the Iraqi army shortly after we arrived and are still fighting the extreamists that he provided a safe haven for.

Is war fun, hell no. Was it necessary HELL YES and for anyone to think there was a better way to deal with these people that are intent on destroying the safety of this region and in turn the world is in MY OPINION wrong, please enlighten us on how that could have been accomplished without coming over here and forcing sadam out of power.

I for one believe that the Iraqi people and the people of the entire region and world are better off without sadam.
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And what did they find??? Don't get me wrong, I agree that Sadam was a bad man, but don't tell me that Bush did not lie about why we were going in there. Bin Laden may have been responsible (some may think other way), so my question for you then is, why did we not focus on him right away? Afghanistan is still not being focused on.

As far as the Iraqi people being better off....this may be so, for right now. Are we, as a country better off? It is hard to say we are since we are in so much debt due to the war and Bush's ability to piss pretty much everyone off.

 
huskernumerouno said:
Like you said bin laden was the driving force behind 9/11 not Bush as was stated above and that is what I was responding to. Now we went into Iraq on the premise that sadam had or was close to having WMD,s and with his history of using such weapons on his own people I feel we had no other choice. Do you remember all of the united nations sanctions that sadam broke and snubbed at the world. We stopped fighting the Iraqi army shortly after we arrived and are still fighting the extreamists that he provided a safe haven for.
Is war fun, hell no. Was it necessary HELL YES and for anyone to think there was a better way to deal with these people that are intent on destroying the safety of this region and in turn the world is in MY OPINION wrong, please enlighten us on how that could have been accomplished without coming over here and forcing sadam out of power.

I for one believe that the Iraqi people and the people of the entire region and world are better off without sadam.
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Just one point of correction - Saddam didn't provide a safe haven for the "extremists". As found by the 9/11 Commission (a bi-partisan commission) and other groups, Saddam actually wanted nothing to do with al Qaida or bin Laden. He viewed them as a potential threat to his rule. He didn't permit any terrorist training camps and he didn't either embrace or empower bin Laden. The "extremists" actually entered once Saddam's rule had fallen (which occurred almost immediately against our forces).

Simply put, Bush started a war against a country that posed no threat to the US or US interests, using knowingly falsified information, and that resulted in actually strengthening al Quida in that region. In doing so, he diverted forces from Afghanistan, leaving it teetering on the brink of being taken over by al Quida. He did so without allowing the weapons inspectors complete their job and by ignoring their preliminary reports that indicated no WMDs and no chemical weapons stockpiles.

And from all indications from credible sources, he did this simply to "democratize" the Middle East - an idea that was not only bound to failure, but has failed under every attempt by every Western power for centuries.

Was Saddam a tyrant of the highest order? Yes, without doubt. But it doesn't justify placing our soldiers in harms way when it wasn't not only not necessary, but in fact strengthened our enemies.

 
HuskerExpat said:
hey, i respect the work you do. and i totally agree with you that marijuana affects the ability to drive. at least it affects my ability to drive. i would never do that. on the other hand, i would never listen to someone who merely has law enforcement training and smoked pot 3 times for advice on the affects of marijuana. i'm sorry, but you haven't given me a reason to believe you are an authority on the matter. you took 13 weeks of training and really, that's not a lot of training to be basing a medical opinion. furthermore, psychiatrists with 13 years of training have mixed opinions regarding these issues. in my opinion, and experience marijuana is not addictive at all. i occasionally enjoy the use of it, sometimes every weekend for a few weeks, but there are times when i will go years without trying it. that sure doesn't seem like an addictive substance to me. i don't really see it as a gateway drug either. there are a lot of people that have smoked pot and never tried another drug. if you are interested to trying harder drugs, you're going to do it whether you ever smoked pot or not.

as a member of law enforcement, i bet you would agree that a lot of drunks get angry and violent. pot has the opposite affect. yet pot is the evil one, and alcohol is legal. doesn't make much sense to me.
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I thought every intelligent, open-minded adult in the modern ages knew that alcohol is more dangerous than marijuana.

One of the main reasons that pot is a "gateway drug" to others is because users figure, "if this relatively harmless drug is illegal, then some of the other illegal drugs must be relatively harmless too."

 
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As an avid past user of marijuana, through my experiences, it has been nothing but enjoyable. No offense BRI, but you're reasoning on why marijuana is bad is severly flawed and reminds me of those ridiculous anti-weed commercials that you see on TV where two kids are acting like dumb@sses and one shoots himself while high. That is not at all what weed make you do and the they overexaggerate those commercials greatly just to scare kids off.

The truth is that there are waaaay more pros than cons on why weed is good for you. Alcohol ruins lives, that's why there's Alcoholics Anonymous and other such things....I've never heard of people going to a Marijuana help program.

I've puked, had stomach aches, gotten in huge verbal fights, had headaches and massive hangovers....alll because of alcohol.

I've enhanced many activities to beyond enjoyment and just had a jolly old good time with lots of friends becuase of the effects of marijuana. The people you encountered on drugs BRI were an exception.

And I'm sorry, but if you can't drive on marijuana, then you can't drive. It's easy.

 
Huskerballz said:
As an avid past user of marijuana, through my experiences, it has been nothing but enjoyable. No offense BRI, but you're reasoning on why marijuana is bad is severly flawed and reminds me of those ridiculous anti-weed commercials that you see on TV where two kids are acting like dumb@sses and one shoots himself while high. That is not at all what weed make you do and the they overexaggerate those commercials greatly just to scare kids off.

The truth is that there are waaaay more pros than cons on why weed is good for you. Alcohol ruins lives, that's why there's Alcoholics Anonymous and other such things....I've never heard of people going to a Marijuana help program.

I've puked, had stomach aches, gotten in huge verbal fights, had headaches and massive hangovers....alll because of alcohol.

I've enhanced many activities to beyond enjoyment and just had a jolly old good time with lots of friends becuase of the effects of marijuana. The people you encountered on drugs BRI were an exception.

And I'm sorry, but if you can't drive on marijuana, then you can't drive. It's easy.
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I'm positive once weed is legal there would be a program for users who abuse it, but right now the gov. won't create or support any such group, because it weed is illegal.

 
Huskerballz said:
As an avid past user of marijuana, through my experiences, it has been nothing but enjoyable. No offense BRI, but you're reasoning on why marijuana is bad is severly flawed and reminds me of those ridiculous anti-weed commercials that you see on TV where two kids are acting like dumb@sses and one shoots himself while high. That is not at all what weed make you do and the they overexaggerate those commercials greatly just to scare kids off.

The truth is that there are waaaay more pros than cons on why weed is good for you. Alcohol ruins lives, that's why there's Alcoholics Anonymous and other such things....I've never heard of people going to a Marijuana help program.

I've puked, had stomach aches, gotten in huge verbal fights, had headaches and massive hangovers....alll because of alcohol.

I've enhanced many activities to beyond enjoyment and just had a jolly old good time with lots of friends becuase of the effects of marijuana. The people you encountered on drugs BRI were an exception.

And I'm sorry, but if you can't drive on marijuana, then you can't drive. It's easy.
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Whatever you want to think then I guess. Sorry, but if you drove through my city and I pulled you over for something you would go to jail plain and simple. Again I don't expect people who use marijuana to agree with me. Some of you are a little naive I think, but just because you haven't had a personal experience that was bad with marijuana doesn't mean it doesn't happen. I'm just going to tell everyone that there is no way that I will agree that marijuana is okay for you so we'll just have to agree to disagree or we'll be here until the end of time!

 
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Huskerballz said:
I've puked, had stomach aches, gotten in huge verbal fights, had headaches and massive hangovers....alll because of alcohol.
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plus black eyes, stiff muscles, and condensation rings on the coffee table :o

but i agree with BRI this is useless to argue when we already have our minds made up (I wish it were different, but some people don't seem to get it).

 
Dundermifflinite said:
papersun87 said:
Personally, I'm in favor of bringing back legal prostitution. :dunno
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I KNOW...

Right there withya bub....
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Whores and prostitutes? I'd just settle for a great Cornhusker football team.

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