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No bad thing, from what I've seen of Kerry and his voting record.
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From ABC News of 4 Nov 2007: Nearly Three-Quarters Say the Country Is on the Wrong Track, Highest in a Decade
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The terrs haven't been able to touch us since 9-11, and we've been touching them quite hard. Frenetic Republican-haters are the only ones yelling about "what accomplishments has he?" but this comes only out of the most discreditable of all possible motives: anti-Republican bigotry, carried to a ridiculous extreme. You've been carrying a lot of that water, you mule-headed bigot. It will drown you just as it submerges your integrity -- which as is well known is too small and carious to be allowed out alone, for fear the wind would blow it away.
The Democrats will not accomplish winning the war, not for democracy or for anything else; for that we must turn to the Republicans. I think that we, a democracy, should win this war against the democracy-opposers. You never have thought this way for as long as I've known you, and that is why I despise you and why you really don't have friends here. Your agenda has not, perhaps, been furthered. This is precisely in accord with the needs of our Republic. |
First of all, 'the terrorists haven't touched us since 9-11' is ridiculous. When was the previous foreign terrorist attack on civilians before that? 1993 WTC bombing killing 6. Yeah, that was a pretty crazy time before Bush got to office, so many foreign terrorists were bombing us constantly. The US is no more or less safe now than it was before.
To preempt a likely argument, there have actually been slightly MORE terrorist attacks (outside of Iraq) on the US military after 2001 than before. In fact, we're averaging just over one a year, whereas the previous 10 years or so, we had about one every 2 years. So if you remove September 11th (dear god, no, where will the kneejerk reactions go!?) in the interest of this argument, the civilians of this country are about as safe now as then, and the military is more at risk. Point: I am not anti-Republican because of some kind of bigotry. I am anti-republican because I disagree with every single idealogical difference between them and the democrats. To claim anyone has some kind of bigotry for political views is a little ridiculous, considering you can't make a post without bringing up how much you hate the Democrats... |
Actually, I can, and you are indulging in hyperbole precisely when for the sake of your argument you shouldn't.
Nor is it particularly hatred: it's just that for fifteen or twenty years straight they've been trying to sell what I don't want to buy. In a republic that's a pretty long time to be so totally on the outs with any part of the electorate -- I know full well I'm not alone. I reckon they're wrong for the Republic, and on the wrong side of history also. For some reason you're not taking into account for the attacks on American targets outside the US prior to 9-11: Marine barracks Beirut 1983, East African embassies, USS Cole, Khobar Towers Saudi Arabia. I think these count quite satisfactorily as terrorist assaults. These guys have been trying since 1983 to get a war going with us. After about eighteen years of trying, they got one. And they're losing it. Happy-happy. Were I a particularly deep thinker as leftists go, I wouldn't associate with the anti-Republican bigots even in thought, for lying down with dogs means you get up with fleas. |
And lying down with logs means you get up with trees....
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You're right, I didn't include the attacks on the military as a reason to go to war, because no one has ever said that this was for the military's safety. In fact, we almost never go to war for small scale attacks on our military. It has to be a definite and severe attack, because otherwise we'd be at war with 75% of the globe. We all know coming in that we're going to be at significantly higher risk than as a civilian.
If you reread my post, you'd notice that I said that civilians are no more safe now than before, as we can't really address the number of attacks, because it hasn't been long enough. I also said Quote:
Total terrorist attacks on our military (and embassy employees) 1993-2001: 4. Total terrorist attacks on our military (and embassy employees not including Iraq) 2001-present: 8. That's twice as many attacks in just about half as many years. We're safer? ...and the democratic party has been on the outs with the electorate? How did we have a democratic congress and a democratic president? If you don't hate the democratic party, why do you keep labeling them as enemies of the state!? I can't believe.. never mind, I said before I'd give up responding, but I guess I forgot myself. Enjoy your insanity, man. |
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UG - at what point do you identify each suspect and only go after that suspect. UG never answers this question. "When do we go after bin Laden?" It means we would not have an excuse to massacre so many others. Instead we should attack Hamas, Egypt, Iraq, Iran, Muslims in the Phillippines ... Yea, that will solve all problems. How funny. That is the complete opposite of what UG's recent (and now diposed) idol Thomas Barnett wrote. UG - still waiting for the publication of "The Pentagon Papers" by Urbane Guerrilla. Clearly history will not be correct until it is rewritten. Thomas Barnett never said that either. |
Two letters, tw: BS. You merit no further reply, and you're not talking sense nor truth.
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From the BBC of 13 Nov 2007:
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Not bad for a war that would be paid for by Iraq's oil revenues. Not bad for a war that would only cost $2billion. But George Jr's wackos (ie Cheney) did not lie? The Kuwait liberation did not destroy American standards of living. America did not pay for that war. America was paid to liberate Kuwait. But back then, an American president was not making the world hate Americans. 60% of the US Military equipment is deployed for the glory of Cheney. 50% of National Guard equipment is deployed. How did another lying president do this same thing? He simply lied about the costs in Nam. Deja vue - or why should America's worst president in 100 years be any different. Oh. It does not cost that much? God told him? "Reagan proved that deficits do not matter". Did your mother say you would burn in hell if you lied? Who believes words from a burning Bush? Only those who believe it must be the word of god. Oh. In god we trust? No problem. George Jr talks to him. Next week the slogan. A vote for George Jr is a vote for god. So god will fix those debts? Yeph. Sub-prime loan crisis. Falling dollar. Rising oil prices. Rising gold and copper prices. Inevitable tax increases. America for sale to foreigners. So few Americans now technically educated that America cannot import enough immigrants. Katrina. A long list enemies that previously did not exist. God even knocked down two highest buildings and we still did not get the message? Maybe the burning Bush was not his messenger. It only took seven years to figure that out? “Mission Accomplished”. |
From the NY Times of 13 Nov 2007:
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How can Blackwater, et al have done wrong? We even made it legal for them to kill anyone they want at any time. They are Americans - not second class people like Iraqis, Germans, and Brits (yes this is what an extremist religious lady and supporter of George Jr was telling me last night). That reasoning was sufficient to even prove Saddam had WMDs. Others who know differently are so silent because they have "weak liberal minds". Considering the so few who speak out here, she must be right. Good thing we have George Jr and Condi Rice's State Department to protect our heroes in Blackwater uniforms. Blackwater employees cannot be prosecuted even for murder. Also good is that Blackwater takes revenge for what happened to employees in Fallujah. God heil Amerika even though Democrats and so many others who remain silent are so backboneless. Quote:
No problem. This is what we want. Even our Democrats silently cheer that inferior races are killed. If not, Democrats would be screaming loudly. A majority of Cellar dwellers clearly approve just as loudly. Al Qaeda must exist in Iraq. That's the only way to explain a clearly misguided FBI analysis. We all know the only enemy in Iraq is Al Qaeda. |
shhh, take your pill. the voices will go away.
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From ABC News of 14 Nov 2007:
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