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Politics by Tyler on 08 Nov, 2007 10:26
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I know that it's the height of the political season and that it dominates many of our media outlets right now. This gives many of us the itch to discuss politics with anyone we can so that we can justify the reason that we're going to vote they way we are, or can justify our own views even if we don't live in the country that we're discussing the politics of.
Even though you have the itch, please do not scratch it here. Seriously, it only degrades the camaraderie of the group because people have their opinions that were often formed in their early years and you're just not going to change them.
So, if you really want to scratch the itch, I recommend posting up at a site called http://TreesAndThings.com. It's a political discussion board that one of my friends helps run. They have very thought out discussions on politics and are always looking for more people to do the same. It's a little tilted on the sides of the democrats over there, but my friends really hopes that he can attract more republicans to help stop the group think that can often occur. Right now there's an interesting post on How To Save Conservatism From The Republicans (http://treesandthings.com/story/2007/10/30/185953/87) that I think both sides of the fence could really enjoy debating. -
#1 by schro on 08 Nov, 2007 10:57
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AMEN ............. wait, I can still say that, right?
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#2 by tomgallagher on 08 Nov, 2007 11:07
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Politics and religion. A guarantied argument every time.....
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#3 by xnewyawka on 08 Nov, 2007 11:30
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I agree wholeheartedly, Tyler. This topic almost always ends up in some form of argument. Better to keep it off the forum.
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#4 by -Doug- on 08 Nov, 2007 11:54
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Couldn't agree more! We don't need the camaraderie here to be spoiled by people getting sour over political discussions!
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#5 by Sooner Steve on 08 Nov, 2007 12:02
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Hey Tyler.
Great decision. I remember the trouble I caused with my Michael Vick thread. I can only imagine what trouble a political thread would cause.
Thanks again for this board.
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#6 by Bald_freak on 08 Nov, 2007 13:55
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Politics and religion. A guarantied argument every time.....
and can get down right bloody -
#7 by PBurke on 08 Nov, 2007 18:52
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so we can't discuss the presidential campaign? ha ha ha hell no we can't discuss that nonsense. got much more important things to discuss. ha ha ha thanks for not allowing anything that causes drama T.
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#8 by Paul on 08 Nov, 2007 19:01
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Have enough drama in my life already T. great call. And thanks for the heads up on place to play if we DO have something that needs to be said.
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#9 by nomad on 08 Nov, 2007 19:39
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Politics and religion. A guarantied argument every time.....
and can get down right bloody
on a site like this the written word, with these discussions can get real twisted real quick. and Ty's great decision to ban this is a great idea. We have already seen the little things start to go the wrong way. -
#10 by wpruitt on 08 Nov, 2007 20:07
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AgreedPolitics and religion. A guarantied argument every time.....
and can get down right bloody
on a site like this the written word, with these discussions can get real twisted real quick. and Ty's great decision to ban this is a great idea. We have already seen the little things start to go the wrong way. -
#11 by andrew on 08 Nov, 2007 20:20
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Great points Tyler... It's definitely not worth disrupting the "camaraderie of the group" as a result of political indifferences.
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#12 by WannaBePadre on 08 Nov, 2007 22:10
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Politics and religion. A guarantied argument every time.....
and can get down right bloody
Is that why seminarians have to learn First Aid and CPR? -
#13 by Tyler on 08 Nov, 2007 23:26
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Is that why seminarians have to learn First Aid and CPR?
I think so...
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#14 by Marz on 09 Nov, 2007 11:05
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Great point!
I agree 100%