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So......? Please don't start that "Hussein" bullshit again, it really just invalidates any argument you are about to have in that direction. |
What's in a name?
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DrPhil/Chaos cool! Now I know why Senuseret responded with :cool: a while ago when we asked him where you were! I'm glad [that I now know] you're back! |
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I had a response to your last post but I am just going to let it go. You did basically call me a cracker though. It's cool. Look....I hope he doesn't make some of the same mistakes Bush did either. I think Bush's presidency will be looked upon different in the long run, but that's neither here nor there. Hey, I was speaking in poor taste. Shoot me. I don't think it was racist, but oh well. I know in my mind why the name was made up but that doesn't really matter if it truly offends people. Obviously it does. If he can turn some of his ideas into realities I will be more than happy..specifically ones that relate to my line of work. |
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Even IF you aren't looking to start an argument it's going to get you a sideways look. I am trying to be nice and back off from saying 'xenophobe' at this point...let's walk away from this shall we? |
He said his whole name: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9xLF...eature=related
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LOL! You and all these Obama enthusiasts who are too damn hype for your own good right now need to chill. Damn. |
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Give Obama time, you and I can either be happy or miserable with the results in 4 years but for people to condemn him before he sets foot in the door is wrong, people expecting him to walk on water and raise the dead is ALSO EQUALLY as wrong. Me personally, will have a hard time reconciling with Bush's admin but that's just my (....plus 2 million on The Mall ) opinion |
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You know what happened....possibly...everyone they introduced, they addressed by middle initial and if I remember correctly (I couldn't hear over all the screaming) they said Biden's entire name also. |
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But, tis not the issue because I was wrong. |
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so why was you making it one when you could have checked? |
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Don't let this China Bush thread go to waste. |
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What are you talking about? "Brother man"? That rings no bells to be honest. Jokes about Italians and Greeks? You're gonna have to fill me in there too. Did I say guido or something? I'm also not sure when I talked about black people and malt liquor. If you want me to be brutally honest...I do generally associate malt liquor with black people or maybe just the hood or something like that. Sorry......I just can't get over watching DoughBoy chugging 'em down in Boyz N The Hood. I'm sure us white folk have plenty of associations with common items. I have drank a 40 or two in my day..if that is even relevant. Probably not. I'm just giving you a hard time. Come on. Those threads you started were funny. If you think I'm a racist. So be it. |
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Religious question... not pertaining to Obama. If a non-Christian/Protestant person were to be elected, would they still swear on the Bible, to God? What if a Muslim president were elected? Or Jewish? Or Atheist? Wiccan? |
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To answer your question, that may be based on two things: Is swearing in on the Bible a written/required part of the process? Is it the Bible as literature or the Bible as a religious document? What do they do in a court of law where the person is Muslim, etc. and there is swearing on the Bible? |
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Jewish....more than likely a Torah...but can't assume The others...that's a good question, but here is to saying, that RIGHT NOW...in this climate, someone with a Wiccan or Atheist background wouldn't get anywhere close to the White House....too many people with (insert religion here) values more than likely wouldn't go for an non traditional nor non religious president. |
I think it would be funny if a Jewish person just had them open it up to the Old Testament.
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In the meantime, back to what we were discussing...something you may want to see. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/28763030/ |
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But you aren't invited if you're gonna be Obama crazy. Be happy but not crazy. Meet you at noon. :p |
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Sorry to ruin "I'm gonna play internet guidance counselor" time, but we actually just exchanged some friendly PMs and are just fine now. You fail to realize that my post was lighthearted in nature ( I think you fail to see that often). I was just wondering what I said. I've said off color shit in the past......don't really care. Not going to deny it or anything. If you can call me a dumbass cracker, I think I can openly admit that I think "black people" when I conjure up images of Mad Dog 40 Oz Malt Liquor. Good article by the way. I agree that we should give him a good amount of time to get things moving. He has inherited quite the pickle. |
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I am trying to tell ya...u r a joke killah. leave the crackers alone...I am already hungry (and cant eat this late) anywho...the article hit right into the heart of what we discussed. Like for one, Obama has halted any pending regulations set forth by Bush to check for legalities. I need to remember, has any other admin ever done that? Is it something they normally do? |
Cool man. I wasn't joking around or trying to amuse you. I said my post was lighthearted in nature. I was trying to make it come across to CG like I wasn't upset or anything. Next time I type a post directed towards you....or one that I feel needs your approval...I'll let you know.
I don't know if that has ever been done. It makes sense to me......having a newly elected President review any pending regulations set forth by a recently vacated administration. |
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I am shutting down now...been up for almost 22 hrs on this buzz is no good. Here is another question... What are the legal ramifications on overturning bills that previous admins have passed thru congress...sorry if it doesn';t make sense..tired, but I got a feeling u know where I am going... help me out. laters |
Can't just overturn bills that have become law - but there are plenty of policies that are not a result of legislation (insert joke here) that Obama will now have leeway to change. As I understand it, though, there are bureaucratic hoops that must be jumped through, so any change will take some time. Sweet dreams, DS.
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I am trying to get some idea of what would have to be done for any new admin coming in to reverse some of the things that an old admin may have done that a new admin may deem as unfit, improper or injust for the country. |
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It may well be that the new President is looking to strengthen the executive branch even further. |
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I'm guessing that using the Bible is just tradition, and that the President wouldn't need to swear on the Bible if he or she did not want to do so. ETA: For the court proceedings I've seen (trials and hearings), I haven't seen a Bible used; the witness just had to raise their right hand. |
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I'd even feel that way if the executive branch was representing my own personal interests (low taxes, limited government, etc.). I just think you run into too many issues the closer you get to an all-powerful executive. |
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True and quite honestly, I felt that way with the last admin especially with the wiretapping and Gitmo that were were on our way to losing some rights because the admin just stepped over our rights...some consolidation and more accountability is needed yes, but not at the expense of giving one branch too much power. Hey...care to make a new thread of this or are u good right here? |
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