Don't you love it when...
Gracie - Proud Conservative
2012/06/23 22:58:50
someone is schooling you on life, politics and the economy and you look at their profile and find out they are 18? Come back in 30 years and we can have a real discussion!


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««Gingey, the Master Debate... 2012/06/24 17:24:29+21Interesting, since the most vile people I've met on sodahead have been 40 years old and older.






















Also, even without experience it is possible for an intelligent mind to dissect knowledge given, correlate data, form new ideas and challenge the status quo. I will agree that experience is a valuable tool in life, but it isn't the only one, or no one would live long enough to get it.
The tone of the young is really nasty, just read some of them here on this poll. They're pretty darn sure they've got it all going on, all of them.
And I am aware you didn't use the word "all", but you did a pretty good job of implying it.
Really?
I mean, if that's the case, how immature can you get? >.>'
We don't know the life they have lived. I know some 18 year old's that have been through far more than a 30 year old.
Some are sheltered and clueless, others are not. Far better to weigh what they say, rather than the age of the person saying it.
this is off topic but interesting none the less
Hatred of Israel Brings the KKK and Democrats Back Together
A primary contest taking place in New York next Tuesday portends yet another embarrassment for the Democrat Party. In the newly re-drawn 8th Congressional District, City Councilman Charles Barron is running against state Assemblyman Hakeem Jeffries for the Democratic nomination to succeed retiring Rep. Ed Towns. Yesterday, the African-American Barron picked up an endorsement from former Ku Klux Klan Grand Wizard David Duke. How is this possible? As Duke explained, “The possible election of a dedicated anti-Zionist to the U.S. Congress, has thrown the Zionist-influenced media and the Zio-political establishment in a tizzy,” he said in a web video.
Duke, a self-described “white nationalist,” clarified his reasoning for backing one black American against another black American in a race far away from his home state of Louisiana. “In a race for Congress between an anti-Zionist black activist and a black activist who is a bought and paid for Zionist Uncle Tom, I’ll take the anti-Zionist any day,” Mr. Duke continues in the video. “In this election of limited choices, I believe that Charles Barron is the best choice. Why? Because I think there’s no greater danger facing t...
this is off topic but interesting none the less
Hatred of Israel Brings the KKK and Democrats Back Together
A primary contest taking place in New York next Tuesday portends yet another embarrassment for the Democrat Party. In the newly re-drawn 8th Congressional District, City Councilman Charles Barron is running against state Assemblyman Hakeem Jeffries for the Democratic nomination to succeed retiring Rep. Ed Towns. Yesterday, the African-American Barron picked up an endorsement from former Ku Klux Klan Grand Wizard David Duke. How is this possible? As Duke explained, “The possible election of a dedicated anti-Zionist to the U.S. Congress, has thrown the Zionist-influenced media and the Zio-political establishment in a tizzy,” he said in a web video.
Duke, a self-described “white nationalist,” clarified his reasoning for backing one black American against another black American in a race far away from his home state of Louisiana. “In a race for Congress between an anti-Zionist black activist and a black activist who is a bought and paid for Zionist Uncle Tom, I’ll take the anti-Zionist any day,” Mr. Duke continues in the video. “In this election of limited choices, I believe that Charles Barron is the best choice. Why? Because I think there’s no greater danger facing the United States of America and facing the world than the unbridled power of Zionist globalism.”
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It's the reason why I took my age off my page, because people only focused on the number, not on what I was saying.