Satanic Schwarzeneggerians

WorldNetDaily ^ | 9-15-03 | Vox Day

[Yeti]

Oh, sorry ...

'T' is for "Terminator"

[Roscoe]

No one could ever break one of those!

Arnold knows it would be politically damaging when he did so, so he won't take a pledge he knows he'll break.

[DaughterOfAnIwoJimaVet]

I don't think you have any reason to fear that, Roscoe.

The truth is, you'd call him a liar if he DID sign it. He might be the only one who is being honest and realistic - but he can't win with you, so there's no point in even batting this around.

[Roscoe]

you'd call him a liar if he DID sign it.

I'd wait till he broke the pledge. How about you?

[DaughterOfAnIwoJimaVet]

Well I'm glad to hear that, Roscoe, because that would be the right thing to do.

[Roscoe]

And what would you say if he broke it?

[DaughterOfAnIwoJimaVet]

Signed the "no increase in taxes under any circumstances" pledge and broke it, you mean?

Well, since he didn't sign it - let's use McClintock as an example instead, okay? ('Cause he did, right?) If McClintock signed it and broke it, what I would say would depend on the reason he broke it, I think. If it was for something that could be avoided, it would make a big difference to me. If it was for something there was just no getting around, I think I could cut him some slack.

I hate taxes, and believe me, we pay MORE than our "fair share" of them...but I was not one of those who refused to vote for Bush 41 because he broke his pledge. Maybe I'm the odd one out here, but I think it's an offense I can forgive under certain circumstances.

[Tempest]

LOL!!! You're kidding right?! Alright allow me to refute. Arnold is not the devil and you do not serve satan if you vote for him.

This is the most retarded thread ever and now I most question your judgement for defending it.

[steve-b]

Absolutely disgraceful comments.

Yep, Arnold's defense of officially sanctioned racial classification is indeed disgraceful.

[Commander8]

"And those so-called Republicans who would drive a principled conservative like Tom McClintock from the race should hang their heads in shame. If they cannot fight for this candidate, they may as well abandon the battle altogether, for they are useless soldiers. It is better to spend 40 years in the political wilderness than to forsake one's soul for all the kingdoms of the world, much less four years in Sacramento.
Still worse, however, are the right-side commentators who urge conservatives to abandon their principles and line up behind this false Republican god. To sacrifice your own soul to the naked pursuit of power is bad enough, to tempt others to do likewise is not just the ultimate in negative campaigning, it is pure political Satanism."
HEAR, HEAR!!!!

[RonDog]

Vox Day is a novelist and Christian libertarian.

Oh yeh, that combination always produces cognitive writings!

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