Comment Re:TIME TO PLAY THE BLAME GAME, FUCKERS (Score 1) 5687
1) Yes, and that group of terrorists does not include Saddam Hussein. Bush has said (I have video evidence of this) that he is not worried about Osama bin Laden. Clearly, as he let him escape by shunting the job of catching him off to people who cannot be trusted. Well, we already knew he likes outsourcing.
2) Bet you $100 that the draft will be reinstated in the next four years.
3) How about when they're being killed off for no reason? Boy, that really improves their chances of peace! The civilian death count in Iraq is over 100,000. OVER ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND. How is that supposed to accomplish anything? Go watch "Fahrenheit 9/11," then tell me we're making Iraq a better place. (And if you're one of those nutjobs who thinks Michael Moore made it all up, read "The Fahrenheit 9/11 Reader," which lists sources for every fact mentioned in the movie.)
4) The economy is fine? What about those millions of jobs he lost, the most that any president has lost since the Great Depression? What about the $500 billion federal deficit? Anyone who says the economy is fine has been watching Fox News too much.
5) You sound like a two-year-old. "Mommy, he hit me!" "He did it first!" "He did it harder!" Just because the U.S. isn't using all the fossil fuels in the world doesn't mean it couldn't make a huge difference by changing some laws. Try reading up on this; you might find some surprises.
6) There'd be a lot bigger chance of the rest of the world helping us out if we didn't thumb our nose at them. Particularly the U.N. Even if you think it's corrupt, it is powerful, and we need to gain its support. And perhaps, if it doesn't want to support a war for more oil (back to those darned fossil fuels, hmm?) then maybe we should consider not attacking other countries for their oil.
7) Yes, of course it's morally wrong to stop killing off innocents, to try to capture the man who orchestrated 9/11, to attempt to form alliances with other countries, to fund education, to give tax cuts to the middle class rather than the millionaires, to make sure everyone has decent medical care, and to import drugs from Canada for our elderly. All that should be outlawed.
8) Your child is going to curse the name of George W. Bush, and probably yours as well for voting for him.
One last comment- it's a good thing that the Republicans control the government? Silly me, I thought the point of America was to let everyone have a say in things, and over half of the country (including the black citizens in Ohio who didn't have enough polling booths in their area and had to wait in line until three AM to vote) understand the Bush is a moron.
Let me conclude with a quote from your idol: "Mathematics are one of the fundamentaries of educationalizing our youth." I hope an anvil falls on your head, because I suspect that's what it will require to knock some sense into you.
2) Bet you $100 that the draft will be reinstated in the next four years.
3) How about when they're being killed off for no reason? Boy, that really improves their chances of peace! The civilian death count in Iraq is over 100,000. OVER ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND. How is that supposed to accomplish anything? Go watch "Fahrenheit 9/11," then tell me we're making Iraq a better place. (And if you're one of those nutjobs who thinks Michael Moore made it all up, read "The Fahrenheit 9/11 Reader," which lists sources for every fact mentioned in the movie.)
4) The economy is fine? What about those millions of jobs he lost, the most that any president has lost since the Great Depression? What about the $500 billion federal deficit? Anyone who says the economy is fine has been watching Fox News too much.
5) You sound like a two-year-old. "Mommy, he hit me!" "He did it first!" "He did it harder!" Just because the U.S. isn't using all the fossil fuels in the world doesn't mean it couldn't make a huge difference by changing some laws. Try reading up on this; you might find some surprises.
6) There'd be a lot bigger chance of the rest of the world helping us out if we didn't thumb our nose at them. Particularly the U.N. Even if you think it's corrupt, it is powerful, and we need to gain its support. And perhaps, if it doesn't want to support a war for more oil (back to those darned fossil fuels, hmm?) then maybe we should consider not attacking other countries for their oil.
7) Yes, of course it's morally wrong to stop killing off innocents, to try to capture the man who orchestrated 9/11, to attempt to form alliances with other countries, to fund education, to give tax cuts to the middle class rather than the millionaires, to make sure everyone has decent medical care, and to import drugs from Canada for our elderly. All that should be outlawed.
8) Your child is going to curse the name of George W. Bush, and probably yours as well for voting for him.
One last comment- it's a good thing that the Republicans control the government? Silly me, I thought the point of America was to let everyone have a say in things, and over half of the country (including the black citizens in Ohio who didn't have enough polling booths in their area and had to wait in line until three AM to vote) understand the Bush is a moron.
Let me conclude with a quote from your idol: "Mathematics are one of the fundamentaries of educationalizing our youth." I hope an anvil falls on your head, because I suspect that's what it will require to knock some sense into you.
