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Liberal Outrage: A Pro-McCain March In Manhattan
29Sep2008 Filed under: Video Author: MikeA testament to the state of public discourse in America.
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Austin Barrow
September 29th, 2008 at 11:39 am
I think I just threw up a little in my mouth each time the word FACT came up on the screen. What\\\’s more vile, middle fingers and boos or this video? My vote goes to the video.
Mike
September 29th, 2008 at 1:25 pm
Well, you might say both are excellent examples of how pathetic our political discourse has become.
JM
September 29th, 2008 at 1:33 pm
Oh, yeah, Americans marching to support a candidate is more vile than a bunch of low class adults giving them the middle finger. That should go over well with mainstream America.
I can imagine the utter shock and disgust of so-called liberals if the situation was in reverse.
I am a lifelong Democrat, and the behavior of the crowds was pathetic. Thumbs down are fine. Middle fingers should be put back into the orafice from which they came.
This election has been an eye-opener for me. No more straight Democratic party voting for me. They chose a loser candidate in Barack Obama when they could have had the cream of the crop in Hillary Clinton. I hope they lose. I know I will help John McCain with my vote, as will many in my extended family who usually vote for Democrats.
Austin Barrow
September 29th, 2008 at 4:38 pm
Agreed Mike. JM perhaps a course in video editing would teach you a thing or two. Don\’t assume that all flipped them off, but that is what they were interested in you seeing, and in some instances the same person over and over again.
Crap like this video is what lowers the debate over any political topic to the point of stupidity.
Also, I\’ve noticed a lot of \"life-long Democrat\’s\" saying that they are switching parties, so much so that I general assume that those saying it are lying. It seems to be a ploy by the right to strike fear into those in the middle. Might even work. I guess we\’ll see.