Obama vs McCain

[Technologic]

They're not terrorists though.. I know what the hell St. Patricks day is.. but your point still doesn't make sense.

The IRA aren't terrorists? LOL

[Jordy]

Real life .

@dent - You lost Vietnam, Iraq is a war whether or not USA declared war, you lost in Ghana and the chances are you'll loose in Afghanistan.

They didn't lose in Vietnam, they didn't win it either I know, but neither did the Northern Vietnamese.

shame its illegal to shoot them!

Uncalled for, why do you care what homosexuals do behind doors if it doesn't affect you? I respect people's decisions if they have a decent argument or belief to not like or believe in homosexuals, however you haven't said anything yet to convince me you have a constructive and mature argument. Most people against homosexual marriages wouldn't go as far to say they should be shot anyway.

Lets nuke it.

Best of luck getting codes from the UN, that task is virtually impossible and oh, nearly all the UK's nuclear weapons have expired and no longer work. Same goes for a lot of Russia and USA's weapons but they continued to make them longer than us so they still have them.

[Virgin Mary]

Well at the end of the day you can say what you want about the US, but they are still the most powerful nation in the world.

we should be supporting our american friends and not take sides with countries that believe in reincarnation! countries that have leaders that refuse to give its people human rights! that kill their own!

unstable countries!!!! they need watching very closely

Countries that believe in reincarnation? Plenty of people probably feel the same about countries that believe in God. Leaders that refuse to give human rights? Oh, like abortion and same sex partnership. And killing their own...like execution, right?

[RedStratocas]

I've met Palin, and talked to her for a good 5-10 minutes, and she's a very nice and smart woman.

She gives a good speech, and I relate to her and her family, blue-collar hard working American Joe the Plumbers, hence why I voted for her.

lol@ joe the plumber who would actually benefit from obama's tax plan but doesnt really know what he's talking about so he thought otherwise. and how is she blue collar? joe biden is probably one of the poorest of the senators of them all. it's a beaten fact but he still takes the train to work. i hardly relate to mccain's 7 houses. im from a very stereotypical blue-collar family.

I understand what you're talking about with Lincoln, but Lincoln could make a decision.. and Lincoln knew what he was talking about.. unlike Obama.

that wasnt my point. my point was that "experience" is a) such a broad term and b) a completely invalid deciding factor. it means nothing and just a few examples can prove that. i think it's mind-blowingly idiotic to talk about experience when it obviously means nothing.

I agree that same-sex marriage should be illegal.. it's not natural.. I mean two male parts can't go together..

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A woman and a mans can... -----() hence why they were made like that..?

When you buy plumbing parts.. you get male, and female ends.. not male and male ends, or female and female ends to connect to each other.

Let them do what they want inside their own homes.. but when it comes down to making them a legal couple.. screw that.

thank you for explaining how sex works. ive learned so much. until someone explains to me how a same-sex marriage would in any way effect someone completely uninvolved in it, i dont see why not make it legal. plenty of things humans do aren't "natural," including all those nice drugs and cures for things we have.

[le harry]

black guy should win because he's black

[Fugato]

First black president? woo.

[Technologic]

Face it dentafrice, the world hates you.

[scottish]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/ame...08/7693987.stm

McCain ftw.

[RedStratocas]

Face it dentafrice, the world hates you.

dentrafice is alright, so dont even say stuff like that. he's waaaaaaaaay better than most people i have debates with about this stuff. at least he's being honest and reasonable. even though i disagree with him on most things, i'd hardly say i hate him. its nice to have a civil conversation.

[flyingbrick]

I'm British and to me this election is every bit as important as the ones in our country. Over the past eight years the Americans have tried to dictate what the rest of us do and their government have acted like an outrageous and angry mob of drunk barbarians who are hungry for power and will do whatever they can to gain it.

I'm going to sit up all night to watch the results come in, and if the Republicans win, I'm going to take the follwing day off work and howl my way through a bottle of whiskey.

John McCain is a savage, warmongering idiot and he scares me. But not as much as Sarah Palin scares me. If McCain was to kick the bucket (and let's be honest, he's knocking on a bit and hasn't got the most enviable medical history) then she will take the reins and we'll be plunged into the dark ages. I've watched the vice-presidential debates aswell as a number of her speeches, and her recklessness and disregard for anything other than her own people and her own success terrifies me.

In her first address to the party she stood up and ridiculed Obama for "wanting to turn back the waters and heal the planet." The only reason she gave for considering war on Russia was that "that's what NATO allies are suposed to do." She believes that the war in Iraq is a "task from God."

A mission from God - It's used in The Blues Brothers constantly, as a successful joke. This woman, like Bush, intends to use it as foreign policy.

Although John McCain is clearly a man with very flawed opinions, he is an old man with years of experience, and the appointment of this woman who willingly promotes herself as a "pitbull" as his potential vice-president is almost as stupid and irresponsible as some of his menacing policies.

Their party of "mavericks" are actually just a clique of blithe, narrow-minded and uncivil rampants who continue to be stuborn and un-cooperative looking out only for number one.

Eight more years of American-Republican leadership for the world is an awful prospect, and I hope to hell that those of you across that pond who see sense will do the right thing and vote for the Democrats.

Obama may not be a highly distinguished man who has faught in a war and has decades and decades of experience, but he IS a man of true, righteous principles. A man who actually cares for the rest of the world, as well as his own country. He's pro-active but not gung-ho and reckless like his opponents, and unlike McCain, he has a wise and diplomatic running mate.

Obama for me, would be a breath of fresh air and a man worth voting for.

It's about time the people on this planet stop acting like childish ****heads and sort themselves out. It's about time we grew up a little and stopped being so petulant. It's about time we worked together, gave each other space, and stopped behaving like schoolyard bullies.

None of this is possible if America votes Republican.