O/U: how many times

SCUDSBROTHER · #1 01-30-2008, 09:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Danzig

so....how many nascar races held in california now?

i just don't agree with people who make generalizations about whole groups of people. that would be like me saying all californians think they're smarter and better than the rest of the country based on reading your posts.

Too many.When you got this many millions of people,your gunna fill some seats.It's in an area called the Inland Empire.It's inland,but it's a lesser area.Smoking rate has to be huge out there.I don't particularly appreciate the fact that the necks out number you there,either.Fact is it's winner take all in the Presidential race,and that means you have no say.It's Hee Haw all the way,and until they change it,you're always be dominated by the HEE HAW social conservatives there.The only way to get reasonable people's votes to count is to add up every American's vote.The Hee Haw politicians will never vote for that change...........PGRDN,Texas gunna be a red state until Jesus comes back....Cannon,I got a dog smarter than GEEDUBBYA.She cries (as if in pain) if a person or another dog beats her to the top of the stairs.Bitch is still smarter than that fool.

pdrift1 · #2 01-30-2008, 09:53 PM

my question is how much will the pres election be effected by non minority white males refuseing to vote for a black man or a woman come hell or high water?

Cajungator26 · #3 01-30-2008, 09:58 PM

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Originally Posted by pdrift1

my question is how much will the pres election be effected by non minority white males refuseing to vote for a black man or a woman come hell or high water?

My refusal to vote for Obama and Hillary has nothing to do with color or gender. My question is how many centuries will need to go by before the race issue quits being brought into EVERYTHING?

pdrift1 · #4 01-30-2008, 10:02 PM

[quote=Cajungator26]My refusal to vote for Obama and Hillary has nothing to do with color or gender. My question is how many centuries will need to go by before the race issue quits being brought into EVERYTHING?[/QUOTE

cause if you don't believe it exists your kidding yourself

Cajungator26 · #5 01-30-2008, 10:06 PM

[quote=pdrift1]

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Originally Posted by Cajungator26

My refusal to vote for Obama and Hillary has nothing to do with color or gender. My question is how many centuries will need to go by before the race issue quits being brought into EVERYTHING?[/QUOTE

cause if you don't believe it exists your kidding yourself

You don't think reverse racism exists? There are some that believe that Hillary will get shafted because the African American population will vote against her out of spite for Obama not being elected (if that happens.) Do you believe that will be the case? I don't care what color Obama is or what gender Hillary is... neither one is my ideal candidate and that is why I won't be voting for either one.

pdrift1 · #6 01-30-2008, 10:19 PM

[quote=Cajungator26]

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Originally Posted by pdrift1

You don't think reverse racism exists? There are some that believe that Hillary will get shafted because the African American population will vote against her out of spite for Obama not being elected (if that happens.) Do you believe that will be the case? I don't care what color Obama is or what gender Hillary is... neither one is my ideal candidate and that is why I won't be voting for either one.

of course it does. and i'm talking about white males here. and this is going into uncharted waters for some people

kentuckyrosesinmay · #7 01-30-2008, 10:09 PM

[quote=pdrift1]

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Originally Posted by Cajungator26

My refusal to vote for Obama and Hillary has nothing to do with color or gender. My question is how many centuries will need to go by before the race issue quits being brought into EVERYTHING?[/QUOTE

cause if you don't believe it exists your kidding yourself

I agree completely. I wouldn't be voting for either one of them if we had a decent GOP candidate, and not based on their race or gender either. I am a white Caucasian female who dates someone of a different race to emphasize that point.

I will say that at my college, Obama is definitely in the lead. My college's demographics are mainly whites with very few minorities. As you all know, the younger generation is more open-minded than older white males throughout this country taken as a whole, not individually. We normally accept differences more readily.

I will be voting for Clinton or Obama if McCain gets the GOP nomination. Drastic times call for drastic measures because I don't like Clinton at all, yet I would take her over McCain at this point. McCain was someone I touted a few years ago. He has completely changed his stances from then.

#8 01-30-2008, 10:12 PM

[quote=kentuckyrosesinmay]

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Originally Posted by pdrift1

I agree completely. I wouldn't be voting for either one of them if we had a decent GOP candidate, and not based on their race or gender either. I am a white Caucasian female who dates someone of a different race to emphasize that point.

I will say that at my college, Obama is definitely in the lead. My college's demographics are mainly whites with very few minorities. As you all know, the younger generation is more open-minded than older white males throughout this country taken as a whole, not individually. We normally accept differences more readily.

I will be voting for Clinton or Obama if McCain gets the GOP nomination. Drastic times call for drastic measures because I don't like Clinton at all, yet I would take her over McCain at this point. McCain was someone I touted a few years ago. He has completely changed his stances from then.

Wow.

pdrift1 · #9 01-30-2008, 10:21 PM

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Originally Posted by kentuckyrosesinmay

Wow.

LOL

SCUDSBROTHER · #10 01-30-2008, 10:15 PM

[quote=kentuckyrosesinmay
I am a white Caucasian female who dates someone of a different race to emphasize that point.

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You'd be dead if you were in Turkey(sorry girl ,that's for Cannon's consumption.) Enjoy yourself.

Cajungator26 · #11 01-30-2008, 10:16 PM

[quote=SCUDSBROTHER]

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Originally Posted by kentuckyrosesinmay

You'd be dead if you were in Turkey(sorry girl ,that's for Cannon's consumption.) Enjoy yourself.

Chuck drinks Wild Turkey? I always pictured him as a Maker's Mark kind of guy.

Mortimer · #12 01-30-2008, 10:45 PM

This KentuckyHO is incredibly stupid.

pdrift1 · #13 01-30-2008, 10:28 PM

[quote=kentuckyrosesinmay]

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Originally Posted by pdrift1

I agree completely. I wouldn't be voting for either one of them if we had a decent GOP candidate, and not based on their race or gender either. I am a white Caucasian female who dates someone of a different race to emphasize that point.

I will say that at my college, Obama is definitely in the lead. My college's demographics are mainly whites with very few minorities. As you all know, the younger generation is more open-minded than older white males throughout this country taken as a whole, not individually. We normally accept differences more readily.

I will be voting for Clinton or Obama if McCain gets the GOP nomination. Drastic times call for drastic measures because I don't like Clinton at all, yet I would take her over McCain at this point. McCain was someone I touted a few years ago. He has completely changed his stances from then.

i could care less who you vote for. your a female i'm talking white males .i believe there are a percentage of middle to older aged men that WILL NOT VOTE FOR THIS REASON FOR NEITHER OFTHEM.

Cajungator26 · #14 01-30-2008, 10:30 PM

[quote=pdrift1]

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Originally Posted by kentuckyrosesinmay

i could care less who you vote for. your a female i'm talking white males .i believe there are a percentage of middle to older aged men that WILL NOT VOTE FOR THIS REASON FOR NEITHER OFTHEM.

I just find it funny that you think that... I don't know of a single one.

kentuckyrosesinmay · #15 01-30-2008, 10:35 PM

[quote=pdrift1]

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Originally Posted by kentuckyrosesinmay

i could care less who you vote for. your a female i'm talking white males .i believe there are a percentage of middle to older aged men that WILL NOT VOTE FOR THIS REASON FOR NEITHER OFTHEM.

And I was simply agreeing with you when I said that the younger generation tended to be more open-minded about these things. It's not like any on this board would own up to it. I could personally think of one that could possibly be, even though that person would deny it. How much that will change the election, I obviously do not know. I think it will definitely have some effect because there are a lot of them out there. The Rednecks in North Carolina have certainly talked to me about it. One particular individual stated that this country wasn't ready for a female or a black president. Some just said that they wouldn't because they were a woman or of a different race. And I know some from personal experience that wouldn't because they are hard core racists even though they haven't talked to me about the current presidential race.