wrong analogy, try again
wrong analogy, try again
The point is that in either case the outcome is bad...
How is this legal?
So you pass your lack of conviction off with a bad analogy.
I understand why you don't like Obama. The question was, what do you feel Romney will do better?
I can sum your current argument up in a sentence: You would much rather see Romney, a man whose platform you can't defend and who likely will drive this country into the ground because he's a liar who can't do math, be President because you know for a fact that Obama hasn't done it right.
I'm just curious, are you a scientist? If you are, you need to quit while you can. Your ability to use the scientific method and apply common sense and logic are severely impaired.
Hahaha, let me answer that for you. No, he isn't a scientist.
Yeah this is pretty bad.
1 + 1 = 2 Okay
2 - 1 = ...1? Alright
2-1=1
+1 +1
2=2
Algebra, how are they socially different?
how the fuck did you get 2-1 out of that equation analogy? Seriously, how the fuck did your mind make that leap? Because I think it just won a gold medal in gymnastics.
edit: referring to skyylya. also, I think I understand the thought process now, thanks Jiggly. Holy fuck is it stupid, though.
I don't have a lack of conviction, I have been pretty clear and consistent with my stance. Or, do you need to look up what conviction is? It's certainly not being right or wrong, merely maintaining ones stance.
As I have stated I don't think that Romney will do better. But I don't think that Obama deserves another four years any more than I think Jersey Shore deserves another four years on television.
You are correct, I would much rather see Romney, an individual whose platform I can't defend and will likely be driven by the same lobbyists that drive Obama. This is where our agreement parts. You seem to think that Obama actually does things on his own agenda. I at least acknowledge that he is acting on behalf of the individuals who own him. The same individuals that will own Romney and ultimately direct what he does. The end result will be the same, but the puppet will change.
I'm not a scientist in the sense that I work in a laboratory. But, I do believe in abstract thinking above and beyond what is in front of your eyes.
I would be more than happy to elaborate but I think that I have said the same thing over, and over again more than enough that it is really redundant at this point. If you don't comprehend what I'm saying, at least enough to state your disagreement than let's be done with this and move on.
If you don't like what I'm saying then say so and move on. This isn't a troublesome concept. You aren't going to sway my views if you don't state yours, and I am not intending to sway yours so I largely don't care if you like mine.
that doesn't change the fact that if one is worse than the other is better. that doesn't make the better choice FUCKING AMAZING, but it is still better. If obama is worse, that doesn't mean we think you want to lick romney's nutsack, but it does mean that romney is still better than obama. according to you, that is.
Can someone be banned for just being really really really stupid?
Conviction is having a belief you can stand behind and explain. Not plugging your ears and going lalala.
Conviction - a strong persuasion or belief.
Being a person of conviction means you have a belief, and believing in something means you can explain it because you believe strongly.
You lack conviction because you have a belief that you can't explain. It's like asking a Christian why they believe in God and their answer is "because I don't want to believe there isn't one".
It's a bullshit answer and your fake shit won't change that. Period.
I agree with what you're saying but for some reason other's are insinuating that I need to provide specific reasoning why I think the better option of the lesser of two evils is in fact better.
What I'm saying is that I don't care why the better of two lesser evils is better, I don't want the lesser of two evils to remain... What is so damn hard to understand about this. We're talking about the American political system here where regardless of who wins, we all inevitably lose.
The actual definition is a fixed or firmly held belief or opinion which I'm pretty sure I've maintained. It say's nothing about the explanation of said belief. That said I think i've stated rather clearly what I don't like about Obama. What you are continuing to do is ask why then do I support Romney when I'm not saying I do. This is a cyclical argument if ever I've encountered one. You are asking me to defend a position that I've not taken. Jesus Christ I just DON'T want Obama back in office.
3 pages later he finally admits that if one is lesser the other must be greater.
and his reasoning why is "i don't have to tell you that"
good god. either the best troll ever, or most eloquent box of rocks.
edit: nevermind, he backpedaled again while i was typing.
I'm going to be honest and ask, How can I prove to you that I think Romney is a better candidate when I don't think he is? This is a very large part of the problem here. I have reasons that I don't like Obama as I've stated. I don't have reasons why I like Romney, because I don't.
where does this leave me?
It leaves me in a position that I'm sure many Americans are in. How do we vote given this situation, or do we not vote at all.
Let's ignore this entire conversation and try to answer that question from my perspective.
And Bane, I think you and I are just in disagreement that if we have two evils, one must qualify as greater. I'm certainly not discussing the mathematical equation...If you have two children and are presented with shooting one who is on the honor society or one who is a bully is there a right decision? My answer would be no, but if you're choosing the lesser of two evils then clearly it would be shooting the bully. It's not so black and white as you all make it out to be.
are you stupid