12-27-2008, 02:14 PM
2009 predictions:
I will lose some battles, but will hopefully finally win the war of becoming a firefighter.
I will make it to more airsoft games.
I will get a second job.
Ayn Rand’s and Robert Ringer’s beliefs will appeal to me more and more, especially since the government continues to prove them right.
The servers at Michelangelo’s (and Friday’s if I get employed there) will continue to convince me that servers are the enemies of dishwashers.
I will offend someone for not giving Obama respect (he has to earn it first).
Obama will turn out to be just another politician, despite all the premature, overblown, and undeserved praise being heaped on him.
Obama will break his election promises, blaming Bush for having to do so.
In spite of the election of an African-American being elected in a presidential election, the Jesse Jacksons and Al Sharptons of the nation will continue to whine about racism and oppression.
In spite of the “victory for color-blindness” and “the dream” coming to pass, the above groups will continue to demand special treatment for African-Americans and the race card will continue to be used.
The government will remain ignorant about what has to be done to help the economy and will dig the US into a deeper hole trying to help everyone, which is neither its job nor its right.
Jumpstarting the economy, saving the environment, and/or stopping terrorism will be used by the government as an excuse to ignore the Constitution further, if not totally set it aside.
Obama and Congress will begin to take advantage of their monopoly of power, in a very bad way.
Wisemon will continue to show me he is not a fiscal conservative, nor is he the smartest person on this forum. He will also continue to serve as a splendid example of what Robert Ringer means when he speaks of irrational selfishness.
I will lose some battles, but will hopefully finally win the war of becoming a firefighter.
I will make it to more airsoft games.
I will get a second job.
Ayn Rand’s and Robert Ringer’s beliefs will appeal to me more and more, especially since the government continues to prove them right.
The servers at Michelangelo’s (and Friday’s if I get employed there) will continue to convince me that servers are the enemies of dishwashers.
I will offend someone for not giving Obama respect (he has to earn it first).
Obama will turn out to be just another politician, despite all the premature, overblown, and undeserved praise being heaped on him.
Obama will break his election promises, blaming Bush for having to do so.
In spite of the election of an African-American being elected in a presidential election, the Jesse Jacksons and Al Sharptons of the nation will continue to whine about racism and oppression.
In spite of the “victory for color-blindness” and “the dream” coming to pass, the above groups will continue to demand special treatment for African-Americans and the race card will continue to be used.
The government will remain ignorant about what has to be done to help the economy and will dig the US into a deeper hole trying to help everyone, which is neither its job nor its right.
Jumpstarting the economy, saving the environment, and/or stopping terrorism will be used by the government as an excuse to ignore the Constitution further, if not totally set it aside.
Obama and Congress will begin to take advantage of their monopoly of power, in a very bad way.
Wisemon will continue to show me he is not a fiscal conservative, nor is he the smartest person on this forum. He will also continue to serve as a splendid example of what Robert Ringer means when he speaks of irrational selfishness.