did obama actually show bipartisanship or compromise?

Jarod said:
You are right, I should have said Conservative!
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Ya know... I feel like I should say what I think most already have been able to figure out, and that's that, in large part, I call obama a nigger because I know some liberal ass clown such as yourself will come completely unglued... mission accomplished.

I know you're not used to it, I know you've been indoctrinated into the house of political correctness, so it's going to set you off like a roman candle. It's funny to watch.
 
Southern Man said:
Perhaps you should explain how "racial" is the same as "racially charged". :good4u:
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Again you attempt to remove context. Racial term = Racially charged term.

Now, you are the one who has made the silly assertion that they are not, and when asked to show your work all you got is "No you show your work", mostly because you can't.

You thought I said "racist" term, when caught being wrong instead of just saying, "Oh, I'm sorry I read that wrong." You started in on this.

So, either put up or shut up, tell me how they are so very different. I'll tell you one thing, I meant the same thing both times I typed it, and each usage was correct in the sentences I used them in.
 
Damocles said:
Again you attempt to remove context. Racial term = Racially charged term.

Now, you are the one who has made the silly assertion that they are not, and when asked to show your work all you got is "No you show your work", mostly because you can't.

You thought I said "racist" term, when caught being wrong instead of just saying, "Oh, I'm sorry I read that wrong." You started in on this.

So, either put up or shut up, tell me how they are so very different. I'll tell you one thing, I meant the same thing both times I typed it, and each usage was correct in the sentences I used them in.
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Both terms are correct, just different as I stated earlier. "Charged" obviously changes the term. :)
 
Southern Man said:
Both terms are correct, just different as I stated earlier. "Charged" obviously changes the term. :)
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:rolleyes:

Translation: I don't want to admit I read it incorrectly, when I found out that they were pretty much the same thing and I had nothing to offer in explanation other than "oops" I preferred to pretend that I don't make mistakes.

/translation
 
Damocles said:
:rolleyes:

Translation: I don't want to admit I read it incorrectly, when I found out that they were pretty much the same thing and I had nothing to offer in explanation other than "oops" I preferred to pretend that I don't make mistakes.

/translation
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This works the other way better:

Translation: I don't want to admit I wrote it incorrectly, when I found out that they were different and I had nothing to offer in explanation other than "oops" I preferred to pretend that I don't make mistakes.

/translation
 
Southern Man said:
This works the other way better:

Translation: I don't want to admit I wrote it incorrectly, when I found out that they were different and I had nothing to offer in explanation other than "oops" I preferred to pretend that I don't make mistakes.

/translation
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LOL. You wish. I quoted both in their entirety to show you that I didn't say what you thought I had, then when you noticed I hadn't you backpedaled.

It's all good. They mean what I meant them to mean and nothing more. None of this changes that excusing bad behavior by using the Urban dictionary's eleventy-third definition really isn't an excuse. Come on, you know better than this. It really isn't okay. It doesn't make you "wimpy", what is "wimpy" is not doing what you know is right because you might be "put down" by somebody who is "on your side".
 
Damocles said:
LOL. You wish. I quoted both in their entirety to show you that I didn't say what you thought I had, then when you noticed I hadn't you backpedaled.

It's all good. They mean what I meant them to mean and nothing more. None of this changes that excusing bad behavior by using the Urban dictionary's eleventy-third definition really isn't an excuse. Come on, you know better than this. It really isn't okay. It doesn't make you "wimpy", what is "wimpy" is not doing what you know is right because you might be "put down" by somebody who is "on your side".
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No backpedaling here pal, at least my me. :pke:
 
Southern Man said:
No backpedaling here pal, at least my me. :pke:
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Right...
Channeling Southern Man:
"Oh, you didn't say racist... well... Um... well... (Crap! He really didn't say that, I'll have to do something so I don't have to say, "oops"!) Racial term and racially charged term are "radically" different!
 
Damocles said:
Right...
Channeling Southern Man:
"Oh, you didn't say racist... well... Um... well... (Crap! He really didn't say that, I'll have to do something so I don't have to say, "oops"!) Racial term and racially charged term are "radically" different!
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LOL Now your trying to put words in my mouth with the term "radically". Awesome, dude. :)
 
ZappasGuitar said:
He's right...you just took a harsher tone w/Jarod than you did with the idiot who dropped the n-bomb.
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The only person on this site who drops the n-word is Webbway. Dammit, I just got off of another thread he ran roughshod over. Just so you know, trolls don't count when it comes to credibility. Jarod, aka USC Jr., is a fool but not a troll, so I would expect Cawacko to treat him more seriously than a Webbway or a Canadian Kid, or possibly an Asshate (who isn't technically a troll but just insane).
 
Jarod said:
Wow, add Southern Man to the list...


I am shocked by the number of Conservatives happy with the useage of this word......

Am I alone here?
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You aren't alone, but I'm not shocked.

PR and SM both display the same racially tinged hatred bubbling just under the surface of the average Rightie.
 
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