Saturday Night Hootenanny
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Thursday, October 30, 2008
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6 comments:
Thats funny! Hey what are the kids going as for Halloween?
So...if you believe this video had unarguable logic why not discuss why you believe McCain is the better choice with some of the same arguments that are used against Obama? I would be interested in that!
I loved the video!
good to see ya stop by to cause an argument...but I don't play that game...come again when your feeling better.
Too bad the whole election has turned into a reality show that is a combination of American Idol and the Superbowl. Too much money and not enough brains. Heaven help us and the future of our children. You go sillya!
I wasn't attempting to start an argument, and I apologize if that is how you took it. I was just asking you to explain why you believed this video has 'inarguable' logic. I thought the video was hilarious, but agree with leenie when she talks about how the election is more like a reality show. Too many attempts to divide us as a nation on unfounded and shallow arguments have made this a very ugly election. That is why I believe we should not simply vote along party lines or grasp onto our one platform that impassions us, but instead look at the whole picture of the candidate. I believe if more Americans took this approach, and discussed issues instead of blindly putting up broad hate propaganda and further perpetuating a rigid divide in this nation, we could demand more from our candidates. Naturally the campaign is going to head towards what the public wants, that is the foundation of marketing--give the people what they want. If we 'wanted' more perhaps there could have been more brains and a lot less hate these past few months. As the NY Times says today, it is only too bad that the day before elections both candidates are cutting down the other candidate instead of making his plea for the country to come together and vote for the most qualified. Neither of these candidates has proven that, but with the propagation of unfounded media such as this video, did America really want more? I'd be curious to see what you think!
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