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[quote name='qfnol31' post='1697013' date='Nov 7 2008, 05:20 PM']You is the subject, whom is the direct object receiving your support.

Had I asked "Who received your support?" you would be correct.[/quote]
I stand corrected.

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I'm not surprised by the results, but I do find them fascinating.

Three people who voted "other" were not happy with the outcome. The only question I can think to ask is would they have been happier with McCain than Obama, even if only slightly?

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Funny how fast we all are to say who we voted for in a secret ballot. Other, No, and third option I picked yes because there is no "As with all politicians, time will tell".

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I voted "other," but I suppose it is true to say that I would have been slightly less unhappy had McCain won.

As I see it McCain stood for nothing, and he really did not seem to have any idea why he was running for president, which is why I did not support him.

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[quote name='Ash Wednesday' post='1697021' date='Nov 7 2008, 05:31 PM']FTFY.[/quote]
[img]http://209.85.48.16/4802/66/0/e5000049/e5000049.gif[/img]

Seriously, a vote for Obama is not a vote for abortion. Did you ever think that there may be other issues here?

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KnightofChrist

Yes there are more important things than genocide. The Abolitionist had to fight the same kind of foolish arguments that Pro lifers must fight today.

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[quote name='JustJ' post='1698348' date='Nov 9 2008, 02:21 PM'][img]http://209.85.48.16/4802/66/0/e5000049/e5000049.gif[/img]

Seriously, a vote for Obama is not a vote for abortion. Did you ever think that there may be other issues here?[/quote]
The right to life is the foundation of all other rights, so abortion cannot be relegated to a status of irrelevancy. Perhaps for an atheist the protection of innocent human beings is irrelevant, but a Catholic is required to form his conscience in the light of the teachings of the Church's Magisterium.

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Look: McCain was not going to do anything to directly overturn Roe v Wade.

So, unless you've got a candidate who is saying he WILL make a MAJOR effort to do something about it as one of the biggest parts of his campaign, do not limit yourself to such a single issue, especially when there is an economic crisis on our hands and McCain [url="http://link.brightcove.com/services/player/bcpid1185304443?bctid=1885474357"]doesn't understand economics[/url] and picked a VP candidate who has no notable economic experience, either.

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Also, don't say that I don't care about life because I'm an atheist. I'm a pro-life atheist, most especially with this particular government's most important duties: to protect life, liberty, and property.

It's not that I don't care. It's that McCain seemed unlikely to do anything about it, just as Bush did nothing about it.

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[quote name='JustJ' post='1698363' date='Nov 9 2008, 02:37 PM']Look: McCain was not going to do anything to directly overturn Roe v Wade.[/quote]
That is why I did not vote for McCain.

[quote name='JustJ' post='1698363' date='Nov 9 2008, 02:37 PM']So, unless you've got a candidate who is saying he WILL make a MAJOR effort to do something about it as one of the biggest parts of his campaign, do not limit yourself to such a single issue, especially when there is an economic crisis on our hands and McCain [url="http://link.brightcove.com/services/player/bcpid1185304443?bctid=1885474357"]doesn't understand economics[/url] and picked a VP candidate who has no notable economic experience, either.[/quote]
Sadly, Obama is going to initiate a program that will lead to the persecution of people of faith, because when he signs FOCA in January I will have no other alternative but to conscientiously object to that "law". The liberal agenda has moved on from merely allowing immorality to enforcing it as a good, which everyone is required to accept.

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[quote name='KnightofChrist' post='1698368' date='Nov 9 2008, 05:41 PM']Whatever makes you sleep at night.[/quote]
What a beautiful and elegant counterargument. I'm totally convinced. Now I see the light.

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[quote name='JustJ' post='1698370' date='Nov 9 2008, 02:43 PM']What a beautiful and elegant counterargument. I'm totally convinced. Now I see the light.[/quote]
When did you present an argument? You have posted some comments, but not an argument.

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