Actually, that's one thing about him that don't question. Or at the very least, I don't think he's a US resident claiming he lives in another country.

If he were really an American, at least he'd be able to argue his positions as someone having skin in the game. Even though I disagree with most of the liberals on issues like this one (referring to those who are US citizens and who live here), they're as entitled to their opinion as I am of mine. Each of us holds the same power when we walk into the voting booth.

On the other hand, someone who lives in another country, never having lived here, with all of his name calling, criticism, and what not, he's nothing more than your standard liberal progressive busybody who doesn't grasp the concept that all his yammering comes to a grand total of zero point zero zero when it comes to having any actual value or impact over here. And considering he's never even expressed any intention of coming to live here to worship his messiah in his messiah's kingdom, (as in, putting his money where his constantly-moving mouth is), I have less respect for him than I do for many illegal aliens who do live here. (Hey, at least they wanted to come here.)

So, yammer on, Roo boy. Win or lose come November, I have the satisfaction of knowing I spent more time minding the business of my own country, instead of one half a world away.

 

Never attempt to cast dispersions upon someone who has a much better grip on American politics than you do obviously. A self professed gay man who is also a rightwing Republican is in no position to judge anyone on any grounds whatsoever. I guess your willingness to assist those who would burn you at the cross is a great barometer of your IQ.

 

Well, I can honestly say I've never cast dispersions on anyone or anything. In fact, it's simply not within my "nature".

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/dispersions?s=t

I have however, been known to cast the occasional aspersion, especially on someone who has less of a grip on American politics than they do on the English language.

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/aspersions?s=t

 

Burn baby Burn....As to my grip on American politics, it is obviously much better than yours. An I think we both know what I meant even though I did make a mistake in using the wrong word. Go in peace self-immolation is just your lifestyle methinks..

 

So you have a 'grip' on American politics? Nope, just a firm head-long plunge into the insanity of the left.

 

As the well worn old phrase goes, "opinions are like assholes" (no offense).

 

Ya know Rick old buddy, I can step over most of the shit you throw around here, cause you know, freedom of speech and all that.

But you start throwing around

and you've stepped over a line. Your right to free speech ends with this kind of bullshit.

TWAT

 

Actually, I dismiss it as part of the hypocrisy of the Democrat plantation owners. They "own" (well, they believe they do) the gay demographic. If you're gay and not Democrat, you're some sort of "self-loathing homerseksuel", as evidenced by Rick's comment. Since we’re a small voting bloc, they don’t spend too much time telling my people of all the scary things that will happen to us if we climb the Democrat-fence into the outside world and fall in with those conservatives. They might even “put y’all back in chains”, we’re reminded. Although, I’ve yet to have any “Repugs” prove the Dems right by using the words that the Dems use to prove THEIR loyalty. (Like Ricks’ in this thread)

Hell, you’d think I’d be flying back over the fence, to the loving liberal world once magic4589 showed his liberal solidarity with my queer brothers and sisters by telling those evil conservatives that:

(All you have to do to get a liberal to show their hypocritical true colors is to disagree with them. They’ll show you how much they value you. Considering I stayed on the plantation as a willing captive until 2010, I’ve seen my share.)

Then they spend the rest of the day claiming Republicans are racist, because, as Fibber Wasserman-Schultz points out, "Look how few there are on their side of the aisle, and how many there are on our side of the aisle." So, when Governor Nikki Haley appoints Tim Scott, a black Republican to an open Senate seat, of course they were happy to see this as progress, right? Riiiiight!

"An NAACP official suggested Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina, the only black Republican in the Senate, is a GOP puppet.

"A ventriloquist can always find a good dummy," said Rev. William Barber, president of the North Carolina NAACP. "The extreme right wing down here finds a black guy to be senator ... and then he goes to Washington, D.C., and articulates the agenda of the Tea Party."

I guess they to put the "Uncle Tom" card back in the deck, to be pulled out for the next black conservative that dares think their mind is free. But if you're wondering where Fibber was during all that, well, she obviously wasn't preparing a statement to condemn the hateful remarks. Not a word about left-hate.

Back to Fibber's comments, which along with pointing out how few blacks there were, she says “Take a good look when the House convenes after this next Congress is sworn in at what our side of the aisle looks like versus what the Republican side looks like. I mean they got whiter and more male, and we now have a majority minority and female Democratic caucus – first time in history,”

Enter Mia Love, a black conservative from Utah. She was running for Congress as a Republican, in 2012. She lost...to a black Democrat? Nope. A female Democrat? No again. "Utah 4: Rep. Jim Matheson (D) vs. Mia Love (R) "As Utah's only Democratic member of Congress, Jim Matheson beat his Republican opponent, Mia Love, the mayor of Saratoga Springs, who would have become the first female African-American Republican to serve in Congress."

Ol' Fibber had no problem making her side of the aisle "more male and more white" to prove her point about no blacks on "that" side of the aisle. And not one word from Fibber when the internet filled up with stuff like " Twitter railed at her for being a “house Negro,” “Uncle Tom,” “race traitor” and “Oreo” (black on the outside, white on the inside). " (Just one of the many examples.)

In Florida, Allen West is added to the list of "black Republicans" Debbie doesn't see sitting on the other side of the aisle. Defeated by the Dem candidate, Patrick Murphy, whose gender is obvious, and whose color I won't bother mentioning.

OK, I'll just mention one more demographic on the DNC's plantation, where Latinos are also kept. It's fine to be proud of your Latino heritage, so long as you only do it while dressed in Dem slave garb. Somehow, if you make it outside, they have magic DNC powers to take away your Hispanic-ness. See for yourself. In 2013,"Asked in a web interview with ABC's "This Week" whether Cruz represents most Hispanics, Richardson said the senator does not. Then he went a step further and suggests Cruz himself shouldn't be labeled as Hispanic. "He's anti-immigration. Almost every Hispanic in the country wants to see immigration reform," Richardson said. "I don't think he should be defined as a Hispanic."

Of course, the "Poof, you're not Hispanic" magic powder is easy to make. Just take one part Hispanic, and add any amount of "Republican belief". This shit is so powerful, you’ll forget that Ted Cruz is the son of a Cuban father, himself an immigrant to the US. (Told ya that shit is powerful.)

Anyway, all the hate and animosity that I’m told I’ll surely receive by daring to think for myself and siding with those horrible anti-gay conservatives? OK, I’ll admit I’ve seen a good amount. Aside from Rick and magic, many other liberals are only too happy to show me similar “affirmations of commitment” (along with any other shameful, dignity-lacking, low-IQ homos who forget their place).

I’ll end this here. There’s been a report of someone in the area carrying a gas can and a cross...and they say he looks an awful lot like Rick.