TheBrutalTruth
Well-Known Member
I guess I should put my thoughts in about Obama winning.
First, I guess I have to congratulate him. Clearly, despite leaving a lot of blanks in his policy, and repeating a lot of it over and over again on his web page, he some how managed to convince a lot of Americans that he was better than John McCain for President.
I suppose it's also great news that he won, because it will hopefully convince a lot of people that racism and discrimination are on the decline, if not a phantom or a shadow of what they once were. The bad news is that no matter how hard the government tries it will never be able to stamp out discrimination, because it is part of human nature to dislike people that are not similar. I'm not saying it's correct to dislike some one because of their skin color, or sex, or gender, I'm pointing to the fact that liberals and conservatives will continue to dislike each other's ideas.
Those who are saying Obama is a unifier are not correct. Obama may be president, but I hope that just like there were people that were not willing to hesitate on calling Bush out on his stupidity, and his flawed positions, that there will be people in the Democrat side that are willing to do the same to Obama.
Of course, I'm also greatly relieved in the fact that the Republicans have not put a socialist president in the White House. I also hope that McCain will be the last "Compassionate Conservative" that we ever hear of.
I supposed I also should be greatful that Obama has probably shut down the Clinton Political Machine, and thus saved the white house from being used as a frat house. Some how, I think that if Obama, pulls that kind of crap he has the kind of wife that'll separate Obama from his little friend. So the White House interns are safe.
However, I can honestly state, that I will not blindly follow the new president. I think it was one of the Democrats or Liberals on this forums that had in their signature that "Dissent is the highest form of patriotism."
That is, and will remain true, I just hope that they continue to be willing to dissent.
As for Obama,
God speed, and may the path he chooses be the one that will maximize our liberties and ensure that we are still the greatest, and freest nation in the world.
First, I guess I have to congratulate him. Clearly, despite leaving a lot of blanks in his policy, and repeating a lot of it over and over again on his web page, he some how managed to convince a lot of Americans that he was better than John McCain for President.
I suppose it's also great news that he won, because it will hopefully convince a lot of people that racism and discrimination are on the decline, if not a phantom or a shadow of what they once were. The bad news is that no matter how hard the government tries it will never be able to stamp out discrimination, because it is part of human nature to dislike people that are not similar. I'm not saying it's correct to dislike some one because of their skin color, or sex, or gender, I'm pointing to the fact that liberals and conservatives will continue to dislike each other's ideas.
Those who are saying Obama is a unifier are not correct. Obama may be president, but I hope that just like there were people that were not willing to hesitate on calling Bush out on his stupidity, and his flawed positions, that there will be people in the Democrat side that are willing to do the same to Obama.
Of course, I'm also greatly relieved in the fact that the Republicans have not put a socialist president in the White House. I also hope that McCain will be the last "Compassionate Conservative" that we ever hear of.
I supposed I also should be greatful that Obama has probably shut down the Clinton Political Machine, and thus saved the white house from being used as a frat house. Some how, I think that if Obama, pulls that kind of crap he has the kind of wife that'll separate Obama from his little friend. So the White House interns are safe.
However, I can honestly state, that I will not blindly follow the new president. I think it was one of the Democrats or Liberals on this forums that had in their signature that "Dissent is the highest form of patriotism."
That is, and will remain true, I just hope that they continue to be willing to dissent.
As for Obama,
God speed, and may the path he chooses be the one that will maximize our liberties and ensure that we are still the greatest, and freest nation in the world.