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Americans created AIDS.
oh wait...wrong bet?
demoniac: Yes a president could be seen as a representative for a large part of the population, but whether individuals are representing ideologies doesn't have anything to do with this. A population is different from an ideology.But so what? What in Obama reminds you of European settlers? What in Merkel reminds you of Nazism?
A president only represents the different lobbies - where the money is. It's just how it is. Money, money, money, MONEY
Quote from: 12th_account on March 25, 2011, 01:56:24 pmdemoniac: Yes a president could be seen as a representative for a large part of the population, but whether individuals are representing ideologies doesn't have anything to do with this. A population is different from an ideology.But so what? What in Obama reminds you of European settlers? What in Merkel reminds you of Nazism?Obama reminds me of Africans bought for pennies.Merkel's got way too many facial features in common with Adolf.But that's not the point, how can a president NOT represent an ideology when the majority pf the population voted for him because he represents their IDEAS.
Quote from: demoniac93 on March 26, 2011, 07:41:31 amQuote from: 12th_account on March 25, 2011, 01:56:24 pmdemoniac: Yes a president could be seen as a representative for a large part of the population, but whether individuals are representing ideologies doesn't have anything to do with this. A population is different from an ideology.But so what? What in Obama reminds you of European settlers? What in Merkel reminds you of Nazism?Obama reminds me of Africans bought for pennies.Merkel's got way too many facial features in common with Adolf.But that's not the point, how can a president NOT represent an ideology when the majority pf the population voted for him because he represents their IDEAS.So you dismiss an entire country and its population because their president looks like someone from its past? That's pretty shallow of you.And what does it matter if a president represents an ideology? I never claimed that they didn't. So far it just doesn't relate to the discussion.
You dismissing a country was the reason for the discussion in the first place. You can't suddenly claim that that's not the point.And if you want to discuss whether a president represents an ideology then you're gonna have to convince me why that matters.And please refrain from the personal attacks.
it has nothing to do with USA, it does have a lot to do with stupidity. I was watching demoniac for several pages and i couldnt hold myself anymore
Quote from: 12th_account on March 26, 2011, 09:37:08 amYou dismissing a country was the reason for the discussion in the first place. You can't suddenly claim that that's not the point.And if you want to discuss whether a president represents an ideology then you're gonna have to convince me why that matters.And please refrain from the personal attacks.Well, to enlighten you as to why I "dismiss" a country, you've just proven that at the very least 80% of the American population, are simply stupid.All this time, I was telling you about the president being the one man representing the people's ideas, and not one time since I brought it up, did you even think about mentioning the congress, proving me wrong.You forgot that it's not even the president who makes half the decisions, but the congress....
I just watch people "debate" me to see how f**ked up some of them really are.
Quote from: demoniac93 on March 27, 2011, 09:41:41 amI just watch people "debate" me to see how f**ked up some of them really are.I'm sure Foxconn approves of this excuse.