What's the last or current Movie you Watched ?

[zochki]

Lidice with Karel Roden

 

[dono]

Moneyball

 

[slimjim]

 

[Pentel209]

Good Will Hunting ..... Matt looking good

 

[gazugaz]

dnt be afraid of the dark, i like guy pearce

 

[Charmen]

Bail Enforcers!!!

 

[Jawja]

Let's just say I won't be voting for ANY of the current crop of Republicans. I am very disappointed in Obama, but he'll probably get my vote. I agree he's the least scary for our community. Nader's candidacy in 2000 was a direct cause of the Bush presidency. A vote for him now is not in our interest, in my opinion.

 

[asianleatherman]

horrible bosses

 

[Chubby Cox]

Well it certainly should not be for the selfish "Party Of No" whose only goal is to get rid of Obama and who are doing it at the detriment of the country

Detriment of the country? What would be the benefit of voting for Obama again? Four more years of this? All he has to run on now is juvenile and asinine class warfare. What can he run on? What can he point to as a success? And with democrats overplaying the race card, nobody in the party's got the guts to run against him.

As far as DADT, shall we overlook the fact that he fought tooth and nail, while smearing gays, to keep it?

 

[jakes2]

There simply isn't a choice. President Obama has been a great disappointment but each and every Republican running would without doubt be worse. Of all of the viable Republican candidates only one even accepts the theory of evolution. All but one deny climate science. All of them think more tax cuts and less regulation of business are the answers to our current economic trouble. These things make the whole bunch of them absolutely unqualified for the office. As bad as Obama has been in a host of areas, any of the republicans would be far worse. I will vote for him even though I think he does not deserve my vote. I will vote for him and I will contribute and volunteer for more liberal candidates where ever I can.

 

[rebber]

Maybe I’m old-fashioned a bit (being 23 y/o ) but I was watching old movie Oliver! repeatedly last month and I liked it a lot. Well, Mark Lester is pretty boy but clumsy, I think; Jack Wild is nice rascal knowing to dance, to sing, I love him.

 

[KCinLA]

A new one please

Please no Obomba again.

We must do better.

Kevin

 

[Charmen]

Obama!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[bottombitch]

Please no Obomba again.

We must do better.

Kevin

Yes, we can do better! It is interesting to read some of the comments here. They seem very myopic as if someone's sexual preference and how they are judged is the most important issue in determining who they vote for. Dems talk a good game but what have they done for you lately? Dems say they are for African americans too...really?...with an unemploymeny rate in the high teens, I say prove it...talk is cheap...without concrete results, its all just BS. If you rely on the government to fix anything, you do so at your own peril. Economic success is the cornerstone of an improved society...government just gets in the way. Don't get me wrong...all politicians suck. The less they play a role in determining our success, the better. The less power (ie money) they have over us, the better. Please rethink your "if they say they are pro-gay, I am voting for them" mentality and try to look at the bigger picture. It won't be much good if we all love and accept each other for who we are if none of us have a job.

 

[Sinnerr]

I'm not American, but I have no doubt that Obama is best candidate.

 

[gb2000ie]

Detriment of the country? What would be the benefit of voting for Obama again? Four more years of this? All he has to run on now is juvenile and asinine class warfare. What can he run on? What can he point to as a success? And with democrats overplaying the race card, nobody in the party's got the guts to run against him.

As far as DADT, shall we overlook the fact that he fought tooth and nail, while smearing gays, to keep it?

If you vote for a republican you won't get four more years of 'this', you'll get four years that make 'this' look like a picnic. Things are as bad as they are because Republicans have put a cog in the wheel of democracy by refusing to compromise or even to pass their own ideas when Obama suggests we do that so as to at least do SOMETHING. Every idea on Obama's jobs plan is a Republican idea, they won't even let Obama have it their way, let along his way! And yes, a crippled government is VERY detrimental to the country.

When did Obama smear gays? Can you give me the quote? A link to the speech on YouTube? Anything to back that up?

When it comes to smearing gays, the Republicans are the MASTERS of it - again, if you think Obama was anti gay, WOW, how you'll wish for his stance if the Republicans get in! They are all vowing to re-introduce DADT, and they booed a gay soldier at one of their recent debates.

Yes, Obama is not perfect, yes, he is frankly a disappointment, yes, he has failed to bring America as far forward as we all expected him to, and indeed as he promised he would, but he hasn't brought it backwards. His health reform makes things better, but not right, his Wall St. reform makes things better but not right, and he did not get rid of DADT as quickly as we wanted, but he did get rid of it.

Lets keep some perspective folks - all the republicans, except perhaps Ron Paul, hate our guts and want to push back the rights we have manage to get, and absolutely positively not let us get any more!

A gay person voting republican is like a Jew voting for Hitler - a serious case of stockholm syndrome!

B.

 

[gb2000ie]

Yes, we can do better! It is interesting to read some of the comments here. They seem very myopic as if someone's sexual preference and how they are judged is the most important issue in determining who they vote for. Dems talk a good game but what have they done for you lately? Dems say they are for African americans too...really?...with an unemploymeny rate in the high teens, I say prove it...talk is cheap...without concrete results, its all just BS. If you rely on the government to fix anything, you do so at your own peril. Economic success is the cornerstone of an improved society...government just gets in the way. Don't get me wrong...all politicians suck. The less they play a role in determining our success, the better. The less power (ie money) they have over us, the better. Please rethink your "if they say they are pro-gay, I am voting for them" mentality and try to look at the bigger picture. It won't be much good if we all love and accept each other for who we are if none of us have a job.

Lets apply a little logic instead of religious economic indoctrination.

The last time the financial world was as un-regulated as it is now it caused the great depression, in the wake of that regulation was pub in place to stop the greed of a few destroying the entire nation again. For the last few decades that regulation has been chipped away at, to the point that it was pretty much all gone by the Bush years, and what happens? We get the most catastrophic melt-down since the great depression.

Regulations are looser now than they have been in 80 years, so if, as the free market religion insists, less regulations means more jobs, then why exactly are we in this mess? Given that tax rates are at a historic LOW at the moment, why, if cutting taxes is supposed to make jobs as the free market religion says, are there so few jobs?

Economics is not supposed to be a religion, but many in America treat it as such, and the result is that half the country seem to think the solution to this crisis is to do MORE of what caused it. That insane fact-free argument is entirely equivalent to arguing that we need to throw more petrol on the fire to put it out!

As for governments not being able to do anything, ever hear of the New Deal? Medicare? Medicaid? The EPA (notice how rivers don't catch fire anymore like they did before a REPUBLICAN set up the EPA)?

Facts people, facts, they matter!

B.

 

[Chubby Cox]

All of them think more tax cuts and less regulation of business are the answers to our current economic trouble.

American businesses spent $2 billion, last year, to comply with federal regulations. Part of that was lost time working toward compliance rather than doing the business that they do. Do we really want businesses to supply Obama with money to be pissed away on his buddies or do we want American businesses to operate providing goods and services to the American people and hiring people again?

We know that the Bush tax cuts gave us record amounts of revenue than ever before in our history. We had a $161 billion deficit and shrinking before the democrats took congress and before the shit of free home loans for people with no income hit the fan. Revenue isn't the problem right now. A lack of economic growth is the problem and the Obama WH is standing in the way of it. He could've turned this boat around two years ago if he really wanted to.

Are you really better off than you were four years ago? Is the country? Shouldn't we have responsible adults leading the country instead of an incompetent boob unfit to lead a johnny detail?

Do you really want four more years of this? Can we handle four more years of a president who doesn't give a damn about unemployment unless he can exploit it to spend more money? How much longer are we going to prove that he's right in thinking we're that stupid?

 

[Chubby Cox]

Every idea on Obama's jobs plan is a Republican idea, they won't even let Obama have it their way, let along his way! B.

[Citation Needed] His jobs plan has absolutely NOTHING to do with jobs and everything to do with raising taxes. That's it. Let's not forget that the democrats are loathe to pass it either.


When did Obama smear gays? Can you give me the quote? A link to the speech on YouTube? Anything to back that up?

It's on AmericaBlog. Look into it. You'll also note that a federal judge tossed DADT out and Obama had it reinstated.

When it comes to smearing gays, the Republicans are the MASTERS of it -

Well let's see, Bill Richardson called a guy "maricón" on the Don Imus show. Pete Stark called a Republican "fruitcake" multiple times. Max Baucus ran a campaign ad on TV suggesting his Republican opponent was gay. If I recall correctly, the guy who created that ad is now on the Obama re-election campaign. Remember when there were coy suggestions by the left, during the Mark Foley kerfuffle, that all gays are pedophiles? Obama campaigned with Donnie McClurkin. Remember John "I'm not comfortable around those people" Edwards? John Kerry tried to exploit the sexuality of Cheney's daughter for political gain. I'm hard pressed to think of any Republicans who've done anything similar.

Then there's the fact that many white supremacists voiced their support for Obama, like Tom Metzger of the White Aryan Resistance and Eric Gliebe of the National Alliance and Rocky Suhayda of the American Nazi Party.


Lets keep some perspective folks - all the republicans, except perhaps Ron Paul, hate our guts and want to push back the rights we have manage to get, and absolutely positively not let us get any more!

Let's keep some real perspective. We've had Republican presidents for most of the last 30 years. The stuff that makes gay libs piss in their panties just doesn't happen. Although, the two largest pieces of anti-gay legislation were signed into law by a democrat president. How about gays grow up for a change?

A gay person voting republican is like a Jew voting for Hitler - a serious case of stockholm syndrome!

Oh my. How original. Did you come up with that one by yourself? Or is that on the talking points memos they hand out on the plantation? Isn't that really an expression of your own hatred and bigotry? Doesn't that really undermine the whole "gay community" BS?

 

[Chubby Cox]

Lets apply a little logic instead of religious economic indoctrination.

The last time the financial world was as un-regulated as it is now it caused the great depression,

B.

Aye. Back in those days, private industry working without government interference got us OUT of economic slowdowns. Once Hoover and Roosevelt got involved in making it worse, the depression lasted a lot longer than it should have. And let's not forget that the "greedy" built railroads, hospitals, museums, parks etc. on top of supplying jobs for Americans.