Kraichgauer wrote:
For the most part, i was just venting last night, and not thinking and writing as literally as I would be if even headed.
So it's okay for you to lie about me because you're "venting"?
Kraichgauer wrote:
But I still believe you can and have been dismissive to those who disagree with you on the gun issue
As a biologist is dismissive of creationists; there are a lot of stupid arguments being made about guns by people who know nothing of them, many of them repeatedly debunked by me, and after addressing them dozens of times from the same people, I'm done patiently explaining. Again, I could be the most dismissive person in the world, but that doesn't make my points about you any less valid, this whole thing is an attempt to distract from a substantive criticism you can't or won't defend against; it's poor arguing, at best.
Kraichgauer wrote:
just as you are selectively interested in the well being of the underdog only in terms of the war on drugs and what not.
The only thing selective here is your memory, as I've been out in front on a myriad of civil rights issues over the years, but as that would contradict the narrative you're trying to construct here, you conveniently "forget" about them. This is what I talk about when I say I can't tell if you're being dense or intentionally malicious, since you'd have to be
really dense to have missed all of the various causes I've championed over the years, and as much as I don't like to assume malice, it's the more plausible explanation, as you do tend to start flinging poo when cornered.
Kraichgauer wrote:
And while I never said Obama was perfect, especially on matters of deportations (which is a matter of trying to placate the right), and what not.
"Not perfect"? The guy is George W Bush 2.0, now with a bit more melanin in his skin and better public speaking skills, and most crucially, a D after his name. Also, who is he trying to placate with those deportations? Does you think he thinks Republicans will vote for him if he kicks more illegals out? Perhaps you should look a bit closer to home, I doubt your union friends are particularly enthusiastic about a large workforce who's willing to do what they do for a fraction of the cost, and have less than no use for organized labor; that seems the much more likely target audience for that policy.
Kraichgauer wrote:
But seriously, the matter of assassinations is more than justifiable, as we're talking about hostile combatants whose primary motivation in life is to kill us. The President after all had taken an oath to defend against enemies both foreign and domestic, which includes Islamic radicals, even if they have American citizenship.
How do you know it's justified when all the information on that policy is classified? Who'd we kill? Classified. Why'd we kill him? Classified. What is the legal rationale allowing this program? Classified. Note on that last one, that's not sources and methods, that's nothing about the operational details of the program, that's the court decision saying
why it's legal for the president to order assassinations, and we're not allowed to see it. Basically, this whole thing is based on Obama saying "trust us, this is legit", and I don't.
Kraichgauer wrote:
And if I sometimes come off as flippant with answering an overly long post with a few lines, well, sometimes brevity is the best answer.
Brevity is one thing, emptiness is another.
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