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6/27/06 4:36:09 PM#221
Reviewing this forum has been a joy. I can take comfort in these uncertain times that somethings in the universe will always remain constant. Liberals will always be irrational, loud mouthed, out of touch retards. Good to know, I can sleep more comfortably at night knowing I'm not one of them.
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6/27/06 7:53:26 PM#222
And I can sleep just as happily knowing that the best statement that the previous poster can make is a worthless generalization.
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6/27/06 9:56:56 PM#223
Few things in this thread. The book Cobra II by Michael Gordon has a section detailing how Mr. Hussein's generals believed that Iraq had nuclear weapons and fully expected Saddam to authorize their use during the invasion period. Saddam, however, revealed to them that he had no weapons after all and that he was only employing a ruse against Iraq's next door neighbor, Iran. His generals were, needless to say, dismayed that they would not be able to pull out those secret weapons. Bottom line: Saddam knew that Iraq didn't have active WMDs. 4 - In reference to a comment made about Fox news exhibiting a right-wing agenda. As for more biased news...New York Times might be looking at legal issues that accuse them of treason. Want more. There is an army of them. You don't consider Fox balanced becaue you are a far left wack job who only repeats what you have been told to say. I bet none of you have even watched more than one or any of Bills shows. You just repeat what the superiors tell you. They controll you and you are the drones. The aforementioned people are, as you have said, talk show hosts. Jon Stewart hosts a comedy show. Fox news, CNN, ABC, CBS and NBC are all aiming to be reputable news sources, and I, at least, expect them to act like reputable news sources. Citing talk show/comedy show hosts is a non sequitr, and it has nothing to do with Fox news's bias. 6 - Lastly, stop holding the U.N. to the standard of a world government. www.draftgore.com |
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gnomexxx
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Joined: 2/26/06
"Every generation needs a new revolution." - Thomas Jefferson |
6/27/06 10:13:43 PM#224
Uh, oh. You told them liberals now. I bet you they are so mad at you for saying that to them. I can't wait until both of you two parties go away and let some stuff start getting done. I just wish there was a way right now to put both major parties in a room and let them just point fingers at each other for eternity while the rest of us get on with our lives and fix this country. =============================== |
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6/27/06 10:38:21 PM#225
gnomexxx: Liberal is a political ideology, not a political party. There is a national conservative political party, but again, conservative is being referenced as a political ideology, not a political party. www.draftgore.com |
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gnomexxx
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Joined: 2/26/06
"Every generation needs a new revolution." - Thomas Jefferson |
6/27/06 10:56:57 PM#226
Yeah, I understand that. But I'm putting money down that Daakas was referring to Democrats. Usually comments like that are spawned from the typical back and forth between Democrats and Republicans. And what I was saying was, I don't care for either one of the two major parties right now. The Democrats are too liberal economically. And the Republicans are too conservative socially. They need to go away and leave us alone so we can get back on our feet. That's why I'm a Libertarian. --- Social liberal, Economic conservative Oh, and btw. I understand liberal is not a bad word too. I like being a liberal on some issues. I'm very open minded when it comes to leaving others alone to do their thing. =============================== |
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6/27/06 10:57:52 PM#227
I'm wondering if you ever ask yourself, Why do terrorists hate us?, Why would someone do something like 9/11? Beause you just answered both questions. |
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mithrandir72
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Joined: 6/27/06
Overwhelmed as one would be placed in my position... |
6/27/06 11:02:35 PM#228
I agree wholeheartedly with this statement. While I am registered Democrat, I'm really a "Holy **** these are the only two choices!?" as Jon Stewart of the Daily Show put it. One thing I will say however, is that Bush is quite incompetent, no matter how much you agree with his policies. His grasp of his native tongue of English is questionable at best, and laughable most of the time, as he invents words regularly ("They misunderestimated me"). In press conferences, he regularly avoids any questions he doesn't want to answer by claiming not to be able to hear, or making fun of the person asking with bad jokes, like he did recently, asking a legally blind correspondant if he was "Going to ask that question with shades on". The thing is, he's an embarassment to our nation. Other countries sit back and laugh. I would be right there with them if I wasn't stuck with as a leader. Republicans, this statement is not Anti-republican, I may have voted your way, if it wasn't for the fact that you put up a very incompetent man up for office. I can't wait for '08, when we can put this embarassment behind us and start moving forward again. We barely remember who or what came before this precious moment; |
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6/27/06 11:43:38 PM#229
Well then, I will get specific bhagamu. That seems to be the consensus, and I will do so. Liberals, progressives, Democrats in my country are severely out of touch with both the political, military, and social strategy behind the administration's foreign policy. I don't know how many times the Bush administration has to go over this before it finally sinks in. But this is rough overview of both the political situation and the strategy behind it. The Middle East region is at a turning point in it's history. It is in a state of both social and economic flux, and is inherently unstable as a result. The region is struggling from social, economic, and RELIGIOUS anxiety. This is the cause for some of it's population embrace of fundamentalism. The world is globilizing, cultures and systems are no longer able to maintain identity, new ideas, new systems are encroaching upon the old. Religion specifically is taking a hit. People embrace religion when their perception of the world is changing too rapidly to adapt. Western religion specifically has this problem as it embraces a literal translation of it's scripture. The bible does not allow for the integration of other cultural systems, hell! there are a dozen terms for "them", infidel, goi, etc.. Take a look specifically at the recent history of Iran. The Shaw of Iran was very pro-western, very progressive in his policies. It was one of the most western, progressive societies in the entire middle east. Look what happened! Too much too soon, an abandonment of old cultural ways, that coupled with political brutality, economic decay and you get a fundamentalist take over and the Ayatollah. The middle east is being left behind by the rest of the world. The leaders of these countries are plundering bastards and everyone nows it. They simultaneously squander the wealth of their own people, and point their fingers at the USA as their oppressors. In order for them to stay in power they have to appease the fundamentlist sentiment is their country as well. The leaders of Syriah, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Lybia play the game of harboring these factions in their borders while spewing anti-american rhetoric on a daily basis. What is the danger here? The danger here is that factions are unaccountable, they are not traceble, they have safe harbor, and the inabilty to be made to surrender. You can make a country abide by a treaty, you can not do the same to terrorist cell. Democratic policy would be what exactly? Diplomatic negotiation? With whom? How do you hold a cell accountable when no one holds soveirnty over them? Economic sanctions for terrorist harboring nations? That just feeds into the perception of western oppression. Ignore it and hope it goes away? Pull out of theaters of operation? Clinton did that in Somalia, did nothing about the Cole bombing, failed to act after Ramsey Usef, failed to get Bin Laden when the Sudan offered him up to us, and further failed after the Niger bombings. What is the result of 8 years of Liberal policy? Of inaction and finger wagging? 9/11 thats what. Bush has been cleaning up after two terms of Bill Clinton's lack of fortitude. Under the Bush administraion Libya has opened talks after 20 years, Afghanistan has been freed from a fundamentalist regime, a peace treaty in Israel has been garnered, Palestine has become a country, Saudi Arabia has held a democratic election where women can vote, and most importantly the Evil Bush has liberated 26,074,906 people and planted a democracy in the middle of the middle east! Those are just some of the big ones. This war, this policy is about changing the region itself, about empowering these people. Take a look at the world. How may democratic countries are unstable? The fact is, Democracy is the most stable system we have. This war is not some ridiculous hollywood caricature, some vast right-wing conspiracy to control oil. Yet if I listened to the people I have work with, the Liberal Democrat set, I would have to believe that Republicans sit around all laughing, counting money, and eating babies all day long, that they are inherantly evil. Liberal democrats feign compassion but would be perfectly content not get involved with in the world, to let genocide and oppression to go on without end, to sit back and take attack after attack from terrorist and somehow blame it on Republicans. Like I said, out of touch.
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6/28/06 9:02:30 AM#230
I'ld trust America with WMD's before i'ld trust a country know for terrorism. The truth is none of us can know for 100% sure unless you happen to have seen the wmd's with your own eyes. The news people do have agendas and if you think they will not skew the truth, or omit certain facts while really pushing others just to create ratings your a fool. |
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6/28/06 4:26:32 PM#231
more random stuff:
Hitler's ideals of a unified German people goes back to nearly 1800, and more or less climaxed with the seven weeks war and the following war with france, all before 1900. Hitler's stance was little more than an expansion upon this heavily founded belief of having all German people under a single German flag. As for WMD's, Iran is quite a stable, and democratic country. It has one of the largest militaries in a world. The religious council (forgot its actual name) that can basically trump anything the government tries to do is kind of scary. So in all actuality, the US is playing politics, and little more. The US is also responsible for the current regime in Iran as well. |
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slapme7times
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6/28/06 5:25:43 PM#232
all you did was insult people. you didnt give a reason or any examples for that matter. how does that help? =) --people who believe in abstinence are unsurprisingly also some of the ugliest most sexually undesired people in the world.-- |
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slapme7times
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6/28/06 5:31:54 PM#233
maybe the reason we dont want iran to have nukes... is becuase then we cant invade them if they refuse us oil? nobody has ever instigated open war against someone with nukes. why? i think thats pretty obvious. remember the cold war? remember when we starte alqueda, and funded saddam, and the prince of iran, and osama, and the contras? those were all under the tables battles with 'communism' why? cause you cant attack a country who has nukes directly. if iran gets nukes, the entire middle east can form a coalition to quit selling oil to america. then, we'll want to instantly invade... but they'll have nukes. --people who believe in abstinence are unsurprisingly also some of the ugliest most sexually undesired people in the world.-- |
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slapme7times
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6/28/06 5:38:54 PM#234
I'm wondering if you ever ask yourself, Why do terrorists hate us?, Why would someone do something like 9/11? Beause you just answered both questions. way to state the facts. the things we do in war, are probably far better than the things we do outside war. ie sweatshops, WTO, sanctions. we killed thousands of iraqi children, simply by denying them basic medical supplies. the united states doesnt care who it kills in the interest of the rich. we're no better than hitler or saddam, because we're willing to sacrifice anyone for our goals. hitler wanted to control europe, help the german people, have a unified flag for a master race. rich people today have transcended nationalities with corporations. the WTO is really all that matters, local governments only exist to serve them, and pacify us with the idea that we 'the people' are in control of the world. --people who believe in abstinence are unsurprisingly also some of the ugliest most sexually undesired people in the world.-- |
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slapme7times
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6/28/06 5:41:05 PM#235
you cant report a war crime... if the war crime was against the reporters =) or if the war crime was perpetuated by the reporters /cough fox news. --people who believe in abstinence are unsurprisingly also some of the ugliest most sexually undesired people in the world.-- |
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slapme7times
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6/28/06 5:46:20 PM#236
now were all mired in equality, and destitute poverty together. aparrently 'equal rights' means we all have equal rights to be ass raped by the WTO. --people who believe in abstinence are unsurprisingly also some of the ugliest most sexually undesired people in the world.-- |
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slapme7times
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6/28/06 5:50:39 PM#237
to the 'rally round the flag' effect used by adolph hitler to enslave the working class, kill jews, and start a devastatingly useless war/genocide. 'victory is in our flags' - look it up on google images, it's a famous nazi propaganda poster. --people who believe in abstinence are unsurprisingly also some of the ugliest most sexually undesired people in the world.-- |
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slapme7times
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6/28/06 6:01:43 PM#238
--people who believe in abstinence are unsurprisingly also some of the ugliest most sexually undesired people in the world.-- |
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Crazyfool
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6/28/06 9:11:22 PM#239
Heh, I found this on page 10 of this thread and it gave me a chuckle. "The point is simple, if the military thought there were any WMD in Iraq, the troops would be issued with chem suits. They aren't." Hmmm, last time I checked, i was issued a chem suit (actually called MOPP gear). Also, last tiime I checked, not all WMD were chemical related. So what the hell would a chem suit do for a nuclear explosion/radiation??? |
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6/28/06 10:55:16 PM#240
Read my second post slapme7times you will see that I did give my reasoning for the first post.
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