Real Greeks Vote Bush

[oceanphi01]

Originally posted by sugar and spice
I'm proud not to be a real Greek then.

Should we start a club? PERPS 4 KERRY!

Dude, I'd be there in a heartbeat.

[Munchkin03]

Originally posted by AggieSigmaNu361
Apparantly you Democrats aren't too high on being accurate either.

KS 361

APPARENTLY you don't know how to read, because I've repeated numerous times on here that I am not a Democrat. I know I've mentioned it several times to you specifically.

Did they teach you to spout falsehoods in Komooonikashuns Skewl?

[Kevin]

Originally posted by Munchkin03
APPARENTLY you don't know how to read, because I've repeated numerous times on here that I am not a Democrat. I know I've mentioned it several times to you specifically.

Did they teach you to spout falsehoods in Komooonikashuns Skewl?

Who was the last Republican you voted for?

Kerry lost, Bush won and you'll have no room in the next 4 years to accuse him of 'stealing' the vote'. I know it's an emotional time for you. Please do not take it out on your fellow GC'ers.

[Munchkin03]

Originally posted by ktsnake
Who was the last Republican you voted for?

I know it's an emotional time for you.

Actually, I'm not very emotional at all. I'm dealing with a lot of personal and medical issues lately that have put the election on the back burner. But, of course, you and your little friend probably think that all of my life centers around politics.

I voted for Mel Martinez as Senator, and I'm not a registered Democrat. I could offer you a copy of the absentee ballots I've submitted in the past two years, as I usually make a copy for my records.

[oceanphi01]

Originally posted by ktsnake
Kerry lost, Bush won and you'll have no room in the next 4 years to accuse him of 'stealing' the vote'.

Nope. No accusing of Bush "stealing the vote", since I believe this was an incredibly fair election. I'll just have 4 years to protest him making our country go to crap.

Question for everyone: This is just a general question since I'm interested in this...did you vote for the person you voted for because of their platform or because of certain issues? Or for some other reason?

[DeltAlum]

The title of this thread is really unfortunate. Bordering on childish and insulting.

Originally posted by DeltAlum
The title of this thread is really unfortunate. Bordering on childish and insulting.

Oh please, give me a break..........let's go back through all the threads on GC and start talking about ones that are borderline childish and/or insulting. Maybe we'll be done by Christmas. Since when is maturity a requirement to be a member of GC?!

[Rudey]

The election is over.

Everyone relax.

Someone please just delete this thread.

-Rudey

[adpiucf]

I can't believe I'm about to say this, but....

I agree with Rudey.

.... Or if not delete, at least move it to News & Politics.

Who you did or did not vote for doesn't make you any more or less our Greek brothers and sisters. Let's not be petty.

/Can we move on so I can get back to opposing Rudey?/

I agree that this thread is a little ridiculous but I think it's funny what people get mad about sometimes.

[MysticCat]

Originally posted by ADPiZXalum
Since when is maturity a requirement to be a member of GC?!

It's certainly not; you're quite right about that.

Childish and insulting titles or posts are, however, more likely to be treated as reflecting childish and insulting thoughts. If one wants to be taken seriously, one should avoid insults or childishness.

Intelligent, informed people of goodwill can differ on

(a) who would be the better president for our country at this time,
(b) whether the war in Iraq was justified or not,
(c) whether the war in Iraq is helping or hurting the war on terrorism,
(d) whether Bush or Kerry would do better with the economy, or
(e) insert whatever other issue you want to.

Who's right? We'll probably have to wait for history to tell us. In the meantime, I might disagree with those who voted differently from me, but I don't assume that they are less intelligent, less informed or less patriotic than I am just because they came to a different conclusion than I did.

Unless, of course, they do something that makes me wonder whether they've really put some thought into it or have just jumped on whatever bus suits them. "Real Greeks Vote Bush"? That gets about as much credence from me as "Real Americans Vote Kerry," "Real Christians Vote Buchanan," or "Only Idiots Vote Clinton/Nader/Bednarik/whoever."

[MysticCat]

Originally posted by Rudey
The election is over.

Everyone relax.

Agreed.

And despite it all (and much to the disappointment of some who want to be proven right that evil has overtaken us), the Republic will survive.

[CarolinaCutie]

Originally posted by AggieSigmaNu361
sorry sweetheart,

but my spelling has nothing to do with the point that I was making.

KS 361

You don't find it at least a little bit funny that you made a spelling inaccuracy in a post about accuracy?

Anyway, you read too much into it. I don't really care whether or not you're a Republican. I just enjoy mocking the poor spelling and grammar of others.

[IowaStatePhiPsi]

I'm surprised this made 2 pages and still no picture of Bush in his little cheerleading skirt.

[GeekyPenguin]

Originally posted by IowaStatePhiPsi
I'm surprised this made 2 pages and still no picture of Bush in his little cheerleading skirt.

This must be remedied.