Do you consider Romney a 'Son of Detroit?'

Discussion in 'Politics' started by brilla, Oct 23, 2012.

  1. #1 brilla, Oct 23, 2012
    pole to follow.
     
  2. #2 dudeindistress3, Oct 23, 2012
    I consider him a son of a bitch
     
  3. #3 brilla, Oct 23, 2012

    Look. I'm trying not to get my second thread banned. Please control the language and bullying.
     
  4. #4 dudeindistress3, Oct 23, 2012
    [quote name='"brilla"']

    Look. I'm trying not to get my second thread banned. Please control the language and bullying.[/quote]

    Have you been on this site very long? It's humor. It's not going to get me in trouble and not going to get your thread banned. Why does it matter if he's a son of Detroit or not?
     
  5. #5 TheDankery, Oct 23, 2012
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    Is Willard Romney a member here? I think we can insult him as long as we don't illegally threaten him or something like that. Shit, I've been dissing Willard and Obama for three years and I haven't been reprimanded for it.



    Anyway, sometimes it's funny to think Willard's dad was a Mexican who was on welfare.

    I don't associate Willard with Detroit in any way.
     
  6. #6 Gr33nD420, Oct 23, 2012
    [quote name='"brilla"']

    Look. I'm trying not to get my second thread banned. Please control the language and bullying.[/quote]

    That wouldn't get your thread deleted FYI, and who's he "bullying"?
     
  7. #7 TinManThaBoyBoy, Oct 23, 2012
    hell no.. the Ds too broke for good ol' Willard
     
  8. #8 dudeindistress3, Oct 23, 2012
    I also thought it was a bit of an over reaction..
     
  9. #9 brilla, Oct 23, 2012

    I haven't been here long. I know it was humor, I was just responding back. Joking in sorts. It was a quote from the presidential debates, and it struck me as comical. The last thing I think of when I think of Romney is Detroit. The claim to being a 'Son of Detroit' was laugh worthy to me. When he continued with, "my father made cars" or something like that, I just shook my head. Granted, I've only read about Detroit and seen images. I could be wrong about my perception. That's why I want to know if GC posters thought Romney was a 'Son of Detroit.'
     
  10. #10 TheDankery, Oct 23, 2012
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    [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04spb0vUrWU&hd=1"]Fortunate Son[/ame]

    Fortunate Son, yes.

    Son of Detroit, no.
     
  11. #11 dudeindistress3, Oct 23, 2012
    And no, he is not a son of Detroit.
     
  12. #12 BeatsandGrass, Oct 23, 2012
    lol.
    No.
     
  13. #13 Niveuspuer, Oct 23, 2012
    I don't consider 1%ers by birth "sons" of the cities they happened to be born and raised in.

    They usually lived in wealthy suburbs outside of the cities rather than in the actual cities themselves. And even if they did live in the actual cities, they generally just confined themselves and their children to small, isolated upper class sections.
     
  14. #14 Swills, Oct 23, 2012
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    Detroit? I thought he was from Mexico? :laughing:

    According to Wiki I would say he's a son of Detroit.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitt_Romney#Early_life_and_education
     
  15. #15 dudeindistress3, Oct 23, 2012
    I'd probably idolize my father if he was a millionaire too :rolleyes:
     
  16. #16 Swills, Oct 23, 2012
    Maybe, maybe not. There are PLENTY of rich/wealthy people who never idolized their parents. Hell, most of the time they are raised by nannies and not their parents.
     
  17. #17 smokehound, Oct 23, 2012
    Hahaha Romney.. Detroit!?

    That just reminds me of National Lampoon's "Vacation"..

    The part when he stops in the ghetto to ask for directions.. :D
     
  18. #18 Bluntzilla420, Oct 23, 2012
    Being from Michigan....no
     
  19. #19 StickyIckyRicky, Oct 23, 2012
    Mitt Romney is a son of Kolob.
     
  20. #20 KillerKush, Oct 23, 2012
    He is a son of a bitch if that counts.
     

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