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Boomerproud

(7,951 posts)
36. I agree with your post, sadly.
Mon Dec 31, 2012, 03:51 PM
Dec 2012

The people that need to be moved are (and have been for decades) so entrenched in their idealogy that I can't see anyone persuading them to change. My feeling about Barack Obama is simply "Why do you want this (the presidency)? What motivates you?" Twenty children are gunned down and what is America's reaction-buy more guns!!! I'm at a complete loss to explain anything anymore.

excellent movie Skittles Dec 2012 #1
exactly...the four coming attractions we not at all attractive. NRaleighLiberal Dec 2012 #6
The movie wasn't believeable to me. R. Daneel Olivaw Dec 2012 #2
*cue the vampire quip* Lex Dec 2012 #3
SCHEDULING R. Daneel Olivaw FOR ASS KICKING! Skittles Dec 2012 #8
i sense it's political propaganda to make the case for compromise. so i don't like it. HiPointDem Dec 2012 #4
I disagree... frostfern Dec 2012 #24
I haven't seen the movie but the book was great reading. southernyankeebelle Dec 2012 #5
We saw it a few weeks ago. yellerpup Dec 2012 #7
One big thing to remember is that the parties pretty much flipped since that time... 47of74 Dec 2012 #9
absolutely noted that...and agree! NRaleighLiberal Dec 2012 #10
L. B. J. n/t UTUSN Dec 2012 #11
three words tavernier Dec 2012 #12
two words Laura PourMeADrink Dec 2012 #16
Which made his performance seem all the better, IMO tavernier Dec 2012 #21
he reminded me of Alan Grayson in that role Voice for Peace Dec 2012 #29
Historically accurate wig JackRiddler Dec 2012 #34
The best movie I've seen in years. northoftheborder Dec 2012 #13
Such a wonderful film werknotgoin2takeit Dec 2012 #14
The young kid playing his youngest son nadinbrzezinski Dec 2012 #20
I loved Lincoln - but I have to say...it was a real life, historical example of how Presidents can Laura PourMeADrink Dec 2012 #15
To be fair, Lincoln could not have broken racial barriers any more effectively pacalo Dec 2012 #19
Well... frostfern Dec 2012 #23
I agree with your post, sadly. Boomerproud Dec 2012 #36
Your friend wants long, I'll give him long..... tavalon Dec 2012 #17
The beginning battle scene was crazy Taverner Dec 2012 #18
It was a great film... frostfern Dec 2012 #22
It was amazing that question everything Dec 2012 #25
A bunch of them had to be bought off. One of the things that makes it harder now is that Pirate Smile Dec 2012 #26
What I came away with is that Politicians and not Soldiers ended slavery... Unrepentant Fenian Dec 2012 #27
Best movie about politics ever, Best movie itself of 2012. Shows how doing the right thing & graham4anything Dec 2012 #28
I just saw it tonight. Starry Messenger Dec 2012 #30
Saw it before Christmas jrandom421 Dec 2012 #31
I saw it a couple weeks ago. :spoilers: MrSlayer Dec 2012 #32
This message was self-deleted by its author Loudly Dec 2012 #33
Really glad the film didn't kick up the racist hatred that caused his assasination lindysalsagal Dec 2012 #35
I doubt I'll ever forgive him for what he did to Maryland. Glaug-Eldare Dec 2012 #37
I watched it with my mom yesterday. We both enjoyed it very much. slackmaster Jan 2013 #38
I saw it tonight. Manifestor_of_Light Jan 2013 #39
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