Obama won re election

I don't have a problem with youth and immigrants deciding our fate. We all start out as young people, and many of us are descendants of
immigrants. What I find troubling is youth and immigrants without broad historical perspective and fueled by a "Me" "What I want now" attitude, exactly what Obama (and Romney) sells for political expediency.

"...youth and immigrants without broad historical perspective..."

The term "broad historical perspective" is a highly subjective and relative one.

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Originally Posted by mapleleafalumnus

"...youth and immigrants without broad historical perspective..."

The term "broad historical perspective" is a highly subjective and relative one.

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And Relativism tips the cart.

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Originally Posted by honedright

And Relativism tips the cart.

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Hence the term "broad historical persepective" has absolutely no value.

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Originally Posted by mapleleafalumnus

Hence the term "broad historical persepective" has absolutely no value.

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LOL - though you might be right - it makes short videos like this stunning!!

Live chart: GOP smacked | The Economist

We don't want 'em!
Jeff Brucculeri, Local Traffic Reporter, Directs Fleeing Romney Supporters To Canada (VIDEO)

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Originally Posted by mapleleafalumnus

We don't want 'em!
Jeff Brucculeri, Local Traffic Reporter, Directs Fleeing Romney Supporters To Canada (VIDEO)

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Dude! I would! It would be awesome!

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Originally Posted by DaveW

The theocracy stuff is only a talking head bullet point non fact that's pushed around by democrats. It's no more legitimate than ridiculous stuff that glen beck says.

It's like relating the stuff todd akin says to being what the average republican thinks. It's completely false, but it sounds good if you're gullible and you want it to be true that "republicans generally believe that".

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It's not entirely true though. Not the installment of a theocracy per se.
But Bush said outright that his views and decisions on stem cell research and abortion and gay marriage etc were driven by his faith.
While not a theocracy per se, that does bring a decidely religious touch to policymaking.

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Originally Posted by Bruno

It's not entirely true though. Not the installment of a theocracy per se.
But Bush said outright that his views and decisions on stem cell research and abortion and gay marriage etc were driven by his faith.
While not a theocracy per se, that does bring a decidely religious touch to policymaking.

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As usual, :brunoisright

What does it say about people that they would rather flee due to a loss rather than stick around and fight for their beliefs? :shrug: iduno...