Bush is really a moron. - Page 5

Lambeau · #41 05-22-2008, 12:40 AM

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Originally Posted by rastaFarai

Ummm.. The rest of the World? The rest of the world is already looking at the US shaking their head. The rest of the world already dissaproves of this war.. as well as 68% of Americans. There's a difference in "surrender" and removing troops and helping build the country and preventing civil unrest, than just staying there and have more and more of our troops (sons, fathers, daughters and mothers) come home injured or worse.

Unless you've been there you have no fricken clue as to what's really going on there. If you believe the liberal media you are a weak minded individual easily manipulated by their B.S. 99% of those of us that HAVE been there believe in this mission while you liberal loser pacifists sit here at home and put down what we have sacrificed so much for. UNLESS YOU HAVE served this country in this struggle and HAVE SEEN what is really going on there everything you spout out of your piehole means shit. Go rant on some liberal pacifist board since you base your opinion on something you HAVE NOT seen firsthand!

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blondboinsd · #42 05-22-2008, 12:44 AM

Bush has always been an idiot, since day 1, I hated him BEFORE it was popular to!

Lambeau · #43 05-22-2008, 12:48 AM

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Originally Posted by blondboinsd

Bush has always been an idiot, since day 1, I hated him BEFORE it was popular to!

You don't hate him, you hate the republicans because we stand for moral/conservitive values and that doesn't fit your minority/immoral lifestyle.

blondboinsd · #44 05-22-2008, 01:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Lambeau

You don't hate him, you hate the republicans because we stand for moral/conservitive values and that doesn't fit your minority/immoral lifestyle.

I hate him because he's ruined this country, something you would know if you were not so brainwashed and blind to facts.

Why don't you try and justify HOW IN FACTS he has been good for the US, be careful to note the following:
how this war will benefit
how our current economy isn't caused by his terrible policies
how policies such as NAFTA are ACTUALLY good for us
How his wondeful creation and appointments in FEMA helped us all in times of Natural Disaster

oh and How this huge debt, borrowed from countries we used to hate is actually good for us

Yes PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE do tell!

rastaFarai · #45 05-22-2008, 02:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Lambeau

Unless you've been there you have no fricken clue as to what's really going on there. If you believe the liberal media you are a weak minded individual easily manipulated by their B.S. 99% of those of us that HAVE been there believe in this mission while you liberal loser pacifists sit here at home and put down what we have sacrificed so much for. UNLESS YOU HAVE served this country in this struggle and HAVE SEEN what is really going on there everything you spout out of your piehole means shit. Go rant on some liberal pacifist board since you base your opinion on something you HAVE NOT seen firsthand!

Wow, it's amazing how I've showed compassion towards the men and women who are serving and have served this country - and I've been blasted for it because I feel that they should be serving for a REAL cause. They joined to sacrifice their lives for a meaning. Not for the president's and other ranking individuals and corporations financial gains.

Who has been manipulated? Me? 68% of americans? I would fully support a search for Bin Laden. Tell me - why are our troops in Iraq? Answer that simple question, since I seem to know little about the situation and I am spouting out of my piehole. LOL.

Careful what you say also, you don't know my history. I was no more than a few years old when US soldiers came to Grenada where I was living and took my mother out of my home and arrested her because she wa son a "list" they had that associated her with the current leader Morris Bishop. While soldiers held guns to my head (because me as a 5 yr old was a threat) - I stood and watched. Luckily someone realized it was a mistake and let her go hours later. Don't tell me I've never lived it - I've been on the other side of it.

Point is, I could have had a much different point of view on "Americans" and their soldiers. But instead of blaming the soldiers I blame the powers that be, and have even since moved to this country from Canada. Even now I'm expressing my concern for the lives of US soldiers that are in Iraq.

blondboinsd · #46 05-22-2008, 08:34 PM

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Originally Posted by rastaFarai

Wow, it's amazing how I've showed compassion towards the men and women who are serving and have served this country - and I've been blasted for it because I feel that they should be serving for a REAL cause. They joined to sacrifice their lives for a meaning. Not for the president's and other ranking individuals and corporations financial gains.

Who has been manipulated? Me? 68% of americans? I would fully support a search for Bin Laden. Tell me - why are our troops in Iraq? Answer that simple question, since I seem to know little about the situation and I am spouting out of my piehole. LOL.

Careful what you say also, you don't know my history. I was no more than a few years old when US soldiers came to Grenada where I was living and took my mother out of my home and arrested her because she wa son a "list" they had that associated her with the current leader Morris Bishop. While soldiers held guns to my head (because me as a 5 yr old was a threat) - I stood and watched. Luckily someone realized it was a mistake and let her go hours later. Don't tell me I've never lived it - I've been on the other side of it.

Point is, I could have had a much different point of view on "Americans" and their soldiers. But instead of blaming the soldiers I blame the powers that be, and have even since moved to this country from Canada. Even now I'm expressing my concern for the lives of US soldiers that are in Iraq.

Wow, That is insane, at least all worked out, intelligence and real facts are not going to get through, don't waste your time

Wagner · #47 05-22-2008, 08:49 PM

Lam isn't 'brainwashed', he has his feelings...you have yours.

My 2 pennies from my entire professional career dealing hand in hand with some of the greatest people in the world.

You have to understand the mentality of a solider, work with them, be one..something closer then seeing them on a news headline or watching an interview...or having a distant relative that was once a soldier to understand what it takes to volunteer to serve your country. People like this do so with the understanding that those in charge may make poor decisions but it is their job, their DUTY, to serve regardless of personal opinion. So when a soldier hears a person attempt to quantify their opinion on matters that regard that soldiers DUTY, you can expect nothing less then a confrontation.

My suggestion, take time out and talk to a soldier. A person who made it their DUTY to serve a nation. Trust me, your opinion will become very understanding.

blondboinsd · #48 05-22-2008, 09:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Wagner

Lam isn't 'brainwashed', he has his feelings...you have yours.

My 2 pennies from my entire professional career dealing hand in hand with some of the greatest people in the world.

You have to understand the mentality of a solider, work with them, be one..something closer then seeing them on a news headline or watching an interview...or having a distant relative that was once a soldier to understand what it takes to volunteer to serve your country. People like this do so with the understanding that those in charge may make poor decisions but it is their job, their DUTY, to serve regardless of personal opinion. So when a soldier hears a person attempt to quantify their opinion on matters that regard that soldiers DUTY, you can expect nothing less then a confrontation.

My suggestion, take time out and talk to a soldier. A person who made it their DUTY to serve a nation. Trust me, your opinion will become very understanding.

I took PLENTY of time with my x......