You have to keep it in context. Really, how much of your daily life will be directly affected by who's in the Whitehouse? Here's the way I look at it. 99% of my success or failure is on me, I don't give a shit who the President is, or who runs congress. Instead of being bitter, just accept it for what it is. The people have spoken. The thing that puzzels me is that some people, especially the young, obvioulsy voted on issues that were personal to them, whether it was gay rights, womens rights, etc...They really didn't vote for what's in their best interest down the road. I will take comfort in the fact that those young voters will be subsidizing my green fees and martini's in just a few short years. Oh yeah, and FREE health care, even though I'm in 1%. My attitude is "if they don't care, why should I".
Tsing, with regard to RCG, he is honestly delusional. His longer posts are a mish mash of unrelated, incoherent ideas. He has a problem relating thought to reality and often sees the world in terms of fantasy. Other than some attempt at an insult I never see a valid coherent argument in his posts.
One of those young people you refer to who will be subsidizing everything will be my son. And that is why I stated what I did, and feel the way I do. It has nothing to do with how my day to day life will change.
Always trying to manipulate time and money out of you while completely capable of helping themselves. They are hoarders. They have plenty, but want to deprive you of what you have.
Absolutely not so. The fact that someone voted for Obama does not relate at all to whether or not they believe him to be moderate. You are implying a link where none exists.
My logic is sound, even if you do not agree with it. My son has another grandmother who voted against Obama for the sole reason of her grand son. She is also informed and made her decisions accordingly to that knowledge she gained.
No, it is not Obama's speech. You want to know why liberals like me voted for Obama. Watch the video.