HA! take that Michael Moore

Jul 23, 2004 20:30

I am not generally a vindictive person, but I do often delight when people get what they deserve! When all we hear about is the left wing strength, its nice to know that some people are willing to stand up for what's right. Just read ( Read more... )

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Re: HAHAHAHA!!!! grindcoreman July 24 2004, 17:58:00 UTC
i didn't pay to see the movie either one of my friends wanted to see it. i do recommend it, but wouldn't actually pay money for it. bowling for columbine was funnier. lol.
i don't really but heads as far as beliefs and/or political issues. i've yet to meet fat mike from nofx, the leader of the rock against bush campaign, but other bands that are against bush just want people to think. some of the bands may stand as liberals, but some of the members are as conservative as i am. we just want people to think instead of being dealt cards and always staying with them. that's why as Christians or as anyone else, you have to know what you believe. this isn't your parents/uncles/aunts/brothers/sisters faith. it's yours. and people who are conservative are anti everything. which is a shame because most people could care less what you're against, they want to know they feel love and accepted within a group. and the GOP and other conservative groups don't show that. which it's really sad. as far as me i'm vegan, straight edge as you can pretty much get. a Christian with conservative values and i love to make people think. there is conservative punks though. www.conservativepunk.com check it out... i know if john kerry is elected i will have a shirt made with his picture on it that says, "not my president." which one good thing that will come out of kerry and edwards being elected is that aquanet will still be in business.

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Re: HAHAHAHA!!!! foreverhiswendy July 25 2004, 18:35:18 UTC
I'm totally for knowing why you believe what you belive in whether it be your religious and moral views or your political views, but I'm not for bashing those who don't know why they stand for what they do. I try to encourage people to think as well-don't get all your information from one source, but test it to see if its true or not. I am constantly learning and shaping what I believe in the political relm because there is still much that is so foreign to me. My parents are good citizens that vote, but we are by no means a political family at all. I can't remember ever talking about in depth politics with any of my family before. My older sister looks at me like I'm a freak when I tell her I'm actually interested in politics, lol. Many people are poorly informed about the issues because they don't care enough to test a source of information and they just listen to one side of things-that is something we have all been guilty of at one time or another-others don't have the liberty to research things because they have to constantly work to survive. *Don't forget, to be anti-anything you have to be pro-something.*(pro-life-anti-death, anti-divorce-pro-marriage, anti-drugs-pro-health, etc)
Unfortunately, if elected, Kerry will be your president, and I hope that with all of his flipping of views will prove to be a more positive thing and hopefully he will be influenced by positive voices in power. I hope that Christians will pray even more for him than President Bush and that God will do a work through him despite himself. President Bush certainally is not perfect, but out of the issues he stands for, more align with my beliefs than what Kerry suposedly represents. I wish a President would be elected who cared more about what really was right in all situations than what his or her party stood for, but I think Bush is so much closer to that and really has broken some party lines. Thanks for showing me the conservativepunks website! What is aquanet and will it not be in business if Bush is re-elected?

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Re: HAHAHAHA!!!! grindcoreman July 26 2004, 09:12:09 UTC
lol. you're a girl and don't know what aquanet is. hahaha! aquanet is hair spray. and if you've seen pictures of kerry and edwards together their hair doesn't move. they showed footage of them to in high winds and their hair didn't move one inch.
my family is very political. well being in finance you have to be a conservative, unless you're a finance teacher then you're a hard nose liberal that think things should be in a bubble. :) my step dad decided to do "politics and your finances" subject on his radio show. which was funny because he got soooo much heat for it. he said, "liberals like living in a bubble and wanting everything to be predictible. conservatives are the innovators and want to actually get out of a routine and change when everything else changes to remain on top. the liberals want the government to take care of their every need. conservatives see it as an insult when the government tries to tell them how to spend their money and they should give it up so rednecks can go on welfare and suck the system dry and never have to do another thing again." man did he get some heat for that, but it was soooo great! which i'm not saying asking the government for assistance is bad, but it shouldn't be abused. and i see a lot of people dropping out of high school, having a thousand kids (overstatement) and living off the government by not getting a job and contributing to society. it gets on my nerves a lot... what's funny is most of my friends who are in bands. live like kings and get pissed off that they have to pay more taxes. which during a liberal administration, more taxes are raised, but they still support the environment and everything a liberal supports. it's a contridiction for the most part.

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Re: HAHAHAHA!!!! foreverhiswendy July 26 2004, 21:05:11 UTC
Sorry I didn't get that aquanet joke, lol. I hair products because I like my hair to be soft, not sticky. What radio station is your stepdad on? He lives in Dalton right? It is always interesting to see why people chose to be liberal or conservative and what that means to them. I think its extrememly sad when people care more about animal rights than human rights. "kill your babies but don't you dare hit your dog" I read an interview with President Bush and when asked about abortion, he talked about how he wants to create a country where life is considered sacred. I like that. I am a bit wary about gun control issues-and enviromental issues, but I'm sure a few minor things can be done to make positive changes. Oh-I found out a list of things that churches and pastors can do politically with out endangering their tax exempt status and its more than I think most know. I was pleasently surprised.

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