Posted by trucker40 on August 11, 2009 at 20:18:47 from (69.149.14.229):
In Reply to: Political Garbage posted by mdjd4020 on August 11, 2009 at 19:04:56:
Because mechanics talk about politics when they dont have problems to fix.I have to say I like to hear what some of them think even when I dont agree with them.Its how you learn.You dont learn anything watching Fox news all the time,or anybodys news any more.I learn a lot because I get mad and look for it.The more you do that the easier it is to tell if what you are reading is a lie or not.Seems to be a whole bunch of lying going on out of both political sides.Its like they are both the same,and that needs attention.There is too much to loose and other forums I look at look like Sesame Street with the ignorance.We all have working on tractors in common,so we all also have views about other things.
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