Ok but we are talking about McCain here. Obama isn't dead.
Ok but we are talking about McCain here. Obama isn't dead.
It's cool that just yesterday, people were able to say pretty much anything about some youtuber named McSkillet (body count: 4), but the john mccain (body count: yikes) thread gets special treatment because he's an american senator and soldier.
Edit: I'm being flippant here, but I'd really like to think that this new forum born out of one with extremely reactionary politics would do better than institutionally re-enforce existing power structures
So it seems the majority of ERA will forgive your warmongering, racism, sexism, willingness to look over corruption "Keating Five" so long as you are just slightly, slightly better than your peers.
Funny thing is, I bet if I look at at some of your post histories, you'll be the exact ones who get insanely mad at leftists for infinitely minor transgressions. Not all of you! Just some.
Logaaaaaang
All my mates are excited for this, getting behind strong behind our son KSI
It's obviously absurd and stupid but also quite funny if you stop yelling at the clouds
Sure, but that doesn't mean Obama doesn't deserve respect.And when Obama passes folks who were victimizes by his bombings should be respected in their criticism
And how does McCain deserve respect?
Congratulations, this is one of the dumbest posts I have ever seen between the old forum and the current one. If you can recognize you're being flippant then maybe edit out your flippant remark?
Seeing the word "hero" being thrown around here and elsewhere so loosely is laughable.
I don't celebrate the death of anyone, but just because the man is dead doesn't mean his legacy deserves any ounce of whitewashing.
In your humble opinion.Obama is also a much better man than McCain but that's neither here nor there.
That's your opinion though. To me and to many others he is a hero.
What's laughable is that you're so dismissive of other people's opinions.
Most of them did not joke about bombing Iran after we knew we had killed 100K+ Iraqi civilians.
I am indifferent to his passing, not "grateful." He flat out mocked the idea that a mother's health is anything to talk about.
You admit that McCain has blood on his hands but somehow you also respect him? How is this even a thing?
What on earth has my post in the Logan KSI thread got to do with anything? Reaching so sooo hardIs this a troll post? Because if I look at your post history you seem to be totes cool with a lot of those same things, just as long as they aren't coming from politicians (or maybe we're just yelling at clouds).
"Decorum" is exactly why politicians on the left have no bite.Ah dang I forgot that being polite was more important than anything else
Nah man, it's just about respecting a man who did his best for his country.So it seems the majority of ERA will forgive your warmongering, racism, sexism, willingness to look over corruption "Keating Five" so long as you are just slightly, slightly better than your peers.
Funny thing is, I bet if I look at at some of your post histories, you'll be the exact ones who get insanely mad at leftists for infinitely minor transgressions. Not all of you! Just some.
As far as "pro life" is concerned, that isn't going away. That will always be a dividing issue in our lifetime. No reason to be grateful one is dead because of that belief because there is another to replace him. As far as the wars, even someone like Obama doesn't have clean hands(drone strikes). Most politicians have some blood on them.
"Who doesn't have blood on their hands" doesn't mean that those who do should have their history whitewashed when they die.Honestly, I don't know what you're talking about. Link?
Yea people say bad stuff. I still have some respect for him because he was a POW that didn't want to be released until the others were. He kind of knew how to put others before him, which you aren't going to see AT ALL going forward with the Republican party. A lot of Dems respected him for coming into the isle. You aren't getting any of that with the new guard. I just don't have it in my heart to say, "i don't really care x or y died because they had different opinions than me." Well....I'm lying. I don't have that sympathy for Hitler nor would I for Trump.
Honestly, who doesn't have blood on their hands?
In your head. Got it.
Yes, I'm just taking issue with the idea that politicians or leaders don't deserve respect because they have blood on their hands.Obama is also a much better man than McCain but that's neither here nor there.
Nah man, it's just about respecting a man who did his best for his country.
Nah man, it's just about respecting a man who did his best for his country.
Yes, I'm just taking issue with the idea that politicians or leaders don't deserve respect because they have blood on their hands.
Rest In Peace. I've always respected John McCain, especially in recent years as conservatives have gone to a really dark place. John McCain was one of the only republicans to stand up to Trump in a meaningful way, and we could use more politicians like him. I hope whoever takes his place in the senate has half his courage.
"Who doesn't have blood on their hands" doesn't mean that those who do should have their history whitewashed when they die.
He fought against almost everything good and decent to humanity. He was a spineless shill for hate, bigotry, fear, and war. You are lying to yourself.That's your opinion though. To me and to many others he is a hero.
What's laughable is that you're so dismissive of other people's opinions.
Nah man, it's just about respecting a man who did his best for his country.
Did he? Because it seems like he actually voted in lock step nearly every time with a man who made fun of him for being a POW.
Best for who?Nah man, it's just about respecting a man who did his best for his country.
Did he? Because it seems like he actually voted in lock step nearly every time with a man who made fun of him for being a POW.
We are, but you keep deflecting and being reductive about just how bad the shit McCain did was. The more exaggerated responses are justified.Well, no it doesn't. He did some bad shit and we can talk about it. However, people saying "rest in piss" and whatever are being super juvenile. Those same people probably are beloved to Obama, but ignore the drone strike talk.
Rest In Peace. I've always respected John McCain, especially in recent years as conservatives have gone to a really dark place. John McCain was one of the only republicans to stand up to Trump in a meaningful way, and we could use more politicians like him. I hope whoever takes his place in the senate has half his courage.
ACA and Ukraine, you are right though, he did vote with trump on many occasions
I've see we are at the both sides part of the discussionWell, no it doesn't. He did some bad shit and we can talk about it. However, people saying "rest in piss" and whatever are being super juvenile. Those same people probably are beloved to Obama, but ignore the drone strike talk.
Exactly. It's quick how people forget.He is all for gutting the ACA, he just didn't like the process. It was a nice little moment but it'd have been nicer if he had an ounce of empathy to be a REAL ally to sick/poor people instead of a momentary ally for a fleeting moment out of sheer coincidence.
No it wasn't, McCain was all for dismantling ACAa