I'm not qualified....
#1
If you recall, before we got all this fancy new software, I had a blurb on the bottom of each of my posts stating that I am a "WRITE-IN CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES". Well... I just now, got told, to my face, that I AM NOT QUALIFIED...
I do not play around with other women..................."Slick" Willie Clinton I am not a recovering alcoholic...............................G., W. Bush I am not a recovering drug addict............................ Obama I don't remember just where I read it, but I do remember, now that it was thrown in my face, that in his early years, he did do drugs. How much and what kind, I do not know. But it made me wonder. We've had guys come on here and ask advice because they were caught dirty on a UA, We have a lot of people on this board that have absolutely NO tollarance level for anyone that has used drugs. All a poster has to do is admit to having used drugs in the past, and they are nearly tared and feathered and driven off. Yet, we also have people on this board that are staunchly going to support someone that has used drugs in the past and try to put him in the highest office in the country. So, my questions are genuine. I do not have the answers because I have never used drugs. I have no idea what they do to you or for you. So, my understanding is likely to be way off target here. If I'm wrong, please correct me. Young people turn to drugs because they have a problem with REALITY... Correct? Taking drugs smooths out the bumps of life and makes life tollerable....... Right? Isn't the Office of the President of the United States a safety sensitive position? If we do not want another administration like the past recovering alcoholic, why would we want one from a recovering drug addict? Are drugs better than alcohol? Just asking, because I don't know. It just seems to me that we would want someone that was able to take life as it came without any kind of chemical support. We've had plenty of that "RECOVERING FROM CHEMICAL SUPPORT" in the past. Haven't we had enough of it?
#3
If I recall correctly, John F. Kennedy seriously abused prescription drugs and IV amphetamines via Dr. Feelgood...Max Jacobson (remember....Bay of Pigs/summit meeting/Nikita Khrushchev/Vienna?). Who says drug use is unacceptable? As long as you are "recovering". He was ALL better by the Cuban missile crisis.
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#4
YankeeTURBO said:
Well... I just now, got told, to my face, that I AM NOT QUALIFIED...
I do not play around with other women..................."Slick" Willie Clinton
I am not a recovering alcoholic...............................G., W. Bush I am not a recovering drug addict............................ Obama
I don't remember just where I read it, but I do remember, now that it was thrown in my face, that in his early years, he did do drugs. How much and what kind, I do not know. But it made me wonder.
So, my questions are genuine. I do not have the answers because I have never used drugs. I have no idea what they do to you or for you. So, my understanding is likely to be way off target here. If I'm wrong, please correct me.
Young people turn to drugs because they have a problem with REALITY... Correct?
Taking drugs smooths out the bumps of life and makes life tollerable....... Right?
Isn't the Office of the President of the United States a safety sensitive position?
If we do not want another administration like the past recovering alcoholic, why would we want one from a recovering drug addict? Are drugs better than alcohol?
Just asking, because I don't know. It just seems to me that we would want someone that was able to take life as it came without any kind of chemical support. We've had plenty of that "RECOVERING FROM CHEMICAL SUPPORT" in the past. Haven't we had enough of it?
Do you people really believe all this crap you are spewing about Obama?? Even McCain says it isn't true! Or are you just the Tokyo Rose of the modern era.... broadcasting LIES and fearmongering? It seems to me that YOU might be having problems dealing with reality. Try some drugs! :lol2:
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#6
He admitted to using drugs, much like Clinton, or Bush have. I have never heard he was addicted.
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YankeeTURBO said:
You were lied to. There is nothing in the constitution that would disqualify you... or the others you list here. As usual, your post is a little over the top because of its outrageous and misleading claims. There is no proof anywhere that Obama was ever addicted to drugs. He grew up and grew out of them. He is not recovering from anything. But, of course, you're right. We do believe in being innocent until proven guilty. You're right. You might be surprised how many of our presidents have had similar problems in their lives. People are not perfect.... especially YOUNG people. But, while we're on the subject, do you not think that SOME of McCain's "anger management" problems are not caused by Vietnam era PTSD?? Probably untreated? You want a guy with his finger a foot from the "button" who can't control his temper?
Thanks, but no thanks. After all these years, I really don't think there is all that much that I have been missing out on. But, you go ahead and be my guest.
#8
Why does this seem so TYPICAL from Obama Supporter mentallity?
McCain volunteer claims attacker cut 'B' into face
10/23/2008 6:16:00 PM Associated Press/AP Online PITTSBURGH - A campaign volunteer for John McCain told police she was robbed at knifepoint at an ATM and knocked down by a man who then carved a "B" in her face after noticing a sticker for the presidential candidate on her car. Police said the woman, 20-year-old Ashley Todd of College Station, Texas, refused medical attention. An officer saw the injury, but the police report did not describe its size or severity, a police spokeswoman said. Todd reported the attack late Wednesday. She was to be reinterviewed by investigators late Thursday. "We're looking at all angles at this point," said Diane Richard, a spokeswoman for Pittsburgh police. Todd told police she was withdrawing money just before 9 p.m. Wednesday when a man approached her from behind, put a knife to her neck and demanded money, police said. She said she gave him $60. The robber then noticed the bumper sticker, punched her in the back of the head, knocked her down and used the knife to carve a "B" on the right side of her face, the woman told police. It was unclear what the "B" was meant to symbolize, Richard said. Richard said the woman was unfamiliar with her surroundings and was unable to tell police which way the attacker ran. McCain spokesman Peter Feldman confirmed that the woman is a campaign volunteer but declined to comment further. The Republican candidate and his running mate, Sarah Palin, called Todd on Thursday afternoon to express their concern, the campaign confirmed. Police said no police photo had been taken of the woman Wednesday, but by Thursday afternoon a purported picture of a woman with a "B" scratched into her cheek was circulating on the Internet. (This version spelling of police spokeswoman, Richard sted Richards.) A service of YellowBrix, Inc.
#9
Not fake but I have also seen reports on the web of Obama supporters being attacked. Let's face it we have no shortage of wackos in the good ole' USA
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#10
I don't remember suggesting that. Are you suggesting that if you do use that you are an addict?
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