The Big Question.... If Romney Wins, Does He Get On The Cover Of Amazing Spider-Man?

[DrFever]

I almost hate to break this to you, but Hugh Grant's DVDs, sadly perhaps, are not necessarily an accurate representation of modern British society.

Harry Potter?

[Jay Diddilo]

Or could it be that he was opposed at every single turn by a feral political organisation that seems about as interested in democracy as the KGB was under Stalin? Put yourself in his position. Wasn't he faced with an impossible task?

I guess that explains Obama's 2008 campaign slogan: "As President I promise to do many wonderful, noble things unless there are any Republicans at all in the House or Senate, in which case I'll be utterly useless and blame it on my predecessor."

[Allen T]

That seems debatable, Allen.

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I know some conservative readers, besides myself, who read and enjoy x-men. How is that debatable? I wasn't making a baseless claim that all x-men readers were conservative or liberal

[Allen T]

I don't know Ian. I'm sure he and a couple guys in Texas just read X-Men to prove to themselves they can rebel against the crowd. There are probably a few others. Then come Election Season and they put out the Republican signs on the lawn and vote straight party Republican ticket and go back to reading X-Men. One of these years the party will crack down and he'll have to give up reading the book regretfully to maintain conformity. It's a sad direction polictics takes. It's ok Allen, Cyclops will forgive you.

Wow.

1. Way to ignore the question to back up your claim that I have asked you.
2. I have been reading X-men since I was in the 5th grade. I am not being rebellious against the crowd. It is a book about being the outsider, which everyone can be regardless race, religion, politics, sex, or sexual orientation.
3. Wow, are you actually arguing for conformity by saying that X-men should only be read by liberals, not conservatives?
4. I have friends of both sides of the aisle, politics being one of the few things that we differ on. Apparently in Brian-cs world, the similarities in tastes in comics, games, television, etc must not exist because only liberals would like the same things he likes, conservatives would hate them.