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Originally posted by Stroggy@Jul 2 2005, 09:09 AM
(Democrats & Republicans)

The two big parties have always been more or less the same, that is no reason you need to suspect a conspiracy.

No, I'm not saying the Democrats and Republicans are in some sort of conspiracy. I said that they were two faces of the same coin. That's no way figure of speech for conspiracy. People say, for instance in the States, that Michael Moore and Anne Coulter are two faces of the same coin. I disagree, because Coulter is clearly a hatemonger while Moore merely showed damning documented evidence against Bush.

Moore used to support Clinton untill he found out the man was a fraud (look at all the nice things he did for the conservatives, look at his little wars). He also pointed out that the Democrats couldn't be counted on. He did however support the Democrats during last elections because he wanted to get rid of Bush any which way.

But Michael Moore only depicted Bush as a moron in his documentary "Fahrenheit 9/11." According to more outspoken anti-Bush activists like Alex Jones, Moore did not even adress the real issues regarding "9/11." When asked why he had not included the NORAD stand down issue, Moore literally replied, "That would be unamerican." Personally I think Moore still has some faith in the system. More faith than I have.

Anyway, the Democrats talk what their supporters like to hear, but when a vote is called, they vote with the Republicans on many issues where they should have voted against. That is clearly double-talk (reference to "1984").

They have a saying: with the Republicans they tell you they're gonna screw you and they do screw you. With the Democrats, they tell you they're not gonna screw you but they screw you anyway.