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I do not think any parent would have a problem if they brought back hangings or better yet, be-headings of these .....creatures. |
That just made me remember something.
In that old thread thread about 3 wishes... I wished to have super powers,and I was thinking, that's what I would use my powers for....to eradicate pedophiles. |
I'd obtain ownership of the Saints from Tom Benson.
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fuck, this is hard... |
I would love to take a shovel and beat Bush in the face a few thousand times
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Almost forgot, after beating him in the face a few thousand times I would then take the handle and shove it up his ass and then ask him how he likes being fucked in the ass like he is doing the people of the United States.:D
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I dont hate Bush I think he was a better pick than Kerry...He is a bit of a cowboy but I think he loves the country and its people. As for bashing the face of a celebrity/politician ...Bill Maher !!! God I would love to pummell that puke. I cannot stand his rat faced, pertentious ass. He disgusts me.
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Bush a cowboy, Hell he isn't even from Texas. He is more like a fucking retard. No, he doesnt love this country he loves the money he makes off of this country |
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I'd fucking kill you.
But I couldn't let MYSELF get away with it, you squeeling little bastard. ...Fucking guinea pig... |
Steal a basket of muffins and then dump them right down on passing people on the street! xD
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yeah I hate Bill Maher, I would love to punch him right in the nose and wipe that stupid grin off his face. |
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Well, a violent assault on our dear leader is an obvious choice. What I'd really like to do, however, is to travel back in time and stop Gwen Stefani from making that awful, awful "Hollaback Girl" song. By any means necessary. It comes on what seems like a thousand times a day on the radio at work, and on particularly stressful nights, I've felt like I was really about to snap if I heard it one more time.
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Let me hear you say this shit is bananas
B-A-N-A-N-A-S |
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Was it a pathetic, sickening, wrongfully slow response? Hell yes it was. Was it George Bush's fault? Um, no. Does our entire system need an overhaul? Fuck yeah it does. I've been saying that since I was old enough to notice how fucked up things are. As for the Hitler comparison, I'm hoping you're joking because if you're not, that's a bit naive. Hitler killed 12 million Jews in cold blood. Bush's bodycount in Iraq isn't even a blip on the radar compared to that. (Or even a blip on the radar compared to the amount of people their suppressive tyrannical leader Saddam Hussein killed while in office, for that matter.) Hussein is much closer to Hitler than Bush, but even he is nowhere near Hitler's bodycount. If Kerry was in office right now, there's no reason he would have been able to respond any quicker in New Orleans because, like I said, it was all the red tape they got caught up in. It's not like Bush was just sitting around with his feet up waiting for the right time to send help, it was beyond his control. |
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Bush was where when this happen ? Fucking Vacation again! Yeah. I am sure heads are going to roll for this :rolleyes: but its little too late to be firing people when the damage is done. Bush has exploited all the people that died in 9/11 for a cause of War. 9/11 had nothing to do with Iraq. yeah, "Fight them over there, so we don't have to face them at home". That’s why we are all so scared still, 4 years after the attacks. Lets send my generation to the dead, and if I speak against the war. I am un-American and don't support the troop. Supporting the troops is wanting them home and safe with their family! Maybe The Hitler comment is... little to much, but not in my eyes. We only see the damage that is present, the future toll will prove much greater. Trust me If Kerry was in office, all I know is that we wouldn't be in a unjust war. Would New Orleans look different ? We won't know. |
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All of that being said, the citizens of Iraq are better off right now than they were 3 years ago. Women's rights have dramatically increased, little girls are now allowed to attend school, no one has to live in fear that they will be killed for spekaing out against their tyrant leader and they elected their own government and are getting there in terms of writing up a consititution. So are we in Iraq for questionable reasons? Yep. Are they better off because we're there? It's matter of opinion, but I'd say they are. I am not a democrat or a republican. I just cant really tolerate politicians, in general. So if this sounds like I'm defending Bush, that's not really it. I just don't like how people with partisan agendas automatically point the finger at the opposing party for everything that goes wrong. P.S. Fuck terrorists. I'm not living in fear of those faggots. |
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I just wanted to point that out :) |
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Like you, I also believe the WMDs exist (I think they are probably in Iran or Syria as well.) but we gave the world like 6 weeks notice before going in to Iraq so there was plenty of time for them to be relocated. I'm pretty sure the US government could have seen that coming because I did and I dont have the CIA's access to info. al-Qaida is in Iraq now because that's where we are. They weren't there when we went in and there are no ties between Hussein and al-Qaida in terms of 9-11. (According to the report filed by the 9/11 Commission at least.) Saddam hasn't ever funded al-Qaida, like I said... It was just about a decade ago that we hired al-Qaida to kill Saddam. I have never seen anything other than individual's speculation to signify any sort of partnership between those two organizations. (Why would they even need his money? Bin Laden's got plenty of cash.) |
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You think Iraq wants a government like ours? When most of our own citizens don't trust/believe our government. We have enough trouble defending our own constitution with people bending gun laws. I think people have forgot we are after Al-Qaida/Bin Laden. Now our plan is FREE Iraq. Fuck Iraq, we came them guns 20 years ago to fight the Russians and now they are using them on us. Right wing - Left wing. Both are crooks. But when I compare one evil to another. Left wing doesn't look like a bunch of Nazis |
The bodies are still in the water and already people are lusting to blame someone.
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And by the way, George Bush personally called the Governor before the storm and asked her to implement a mandatory evacuation: http://www.nola.com/newsflash/louisi...list=louisiana And not only that, he declared the area a federal disaster area before the hurricane hit, which is rare: http://journalstar.com/articles/2005...7674813970.txt You might want to read that second one there, if you're so convinced that George Bush just twiddled his thumbs as the hurricane bore down on us. Quote:
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And if Kerry was president, and he was acting as George Bush is in response to the hurricane, I would be defending him too. As General Honore said recently, "If we're stuck on blame, then we're stuck on stupid." |
You can take my comments out of context, which aren't directed at you. In any matter, and post YOUR own opinion.
For more refer to my last post about the War. And as I said before, all the facts aren't out about Katrina, but if you think George Bush did everything right... that says a lot your opinions. Also, How does comparing George Bush to Hilter. Insult anyone from "Hitler's horror". I couldn't think of another figure like Bush to compare him too, besides that comparison has been made before. We only count american losses and not the iraqi loss since the war. Yes, The republican party does remind me of Hilters army at times. "You think Kerry would have pulled out of Iraq by now?" If George bush was never in power. This war... and all MY generation would be home, protecting us AT home. |
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We froze some, but I'd be willing to bet we barely scratched the surface simply because we have no idea where all of his assets are at. Bin Laden has plenty of cash at his disposal... |
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Well if you have ''no idea'' then how can you be sure he's got plenty? |
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We aren't only after bin Laden and al-Qaida either. There is a war on terror and any nations that harbor terrorists, so it's not limited to only al-Qaida. And while I am still in complete agreement with you that our motives in Iraq are questionable, that still doesn't make al-Qaida the only group we are going after. Saddam Hussein was a terrorist, not neccesarily to us, but to his own people. Quote:
This was like 10-12 years ago. Sudan had him. They offered to hand him over to us. Bill Clinton declined the offer fearing political fallout. If any fingers are to be pointed in regards to not getting bin Laden when we should have, it's pointing directly at Slick Willy. He had him on a silver platter and he turned him down because he was too afraid of hurting his public image. And then he goes and gets a BJ from a fat chick like that's good for his image.... :rolleyes: Quote:
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Wow...I have MUCH to answer to :)
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Saddam's daughter had a husband and children....Her husband was an official in the Bathe Party...Her husband decided that Saddam was dangerous and what he was doing was wrong (this was after he gassed over 6,000 of his own people)...He told his wife that he knew his views would get him killed, that he refused to participate in what was going on any longer, so he left the country...He begged his wife to go with him, but she was afraid of what her father would do to her and her children if she tried to leave (she was terrified of her own father...Of course, this was in a country where a father is responsible for cutting off the head of his daughter if she is believed to be 'impure')....Saddam had his sons track down the daughter's husband...The husband was told, "Father wants you to return...Our sister and your children need you...He (Saddam) has forgiven you, he would not harm you, you are family and he knows that his daughter and grandchildren need you"...There was LOTS of convincing and he (the husband) ended up falling for it....As soon as he returned to Iraq, he was beheaded by Saddam's oldest son, in front of his wife and children.....Saddam simply said, "No one betrays me" It is difficult for us (most of us) to grasp the concept of such brutality and disloyalty.....In a country where you have no loyalty to anyone but yourself, the friend or foe lines are not so clearly drawn...They are VERY blurry, and subject to change on a whim....And so, Although the Bathe Party and Al-Qeida DID truly hate each other, 2 enemies WILL join forces against a common enemy, that is a universal fact (See Army Of Darkness...lol)...And America, particularly our way of life, is hated by almost all of the Middle East...They are raised from birth to believe that we are evil and immoral... Quote:
There have been MANY times that we have tried to help people, provide them weapons and training, and have them turn on us and use it against us....That is not a new occurance, and I am pretty sure that it will continue to happen....We are generally a trusting people, that may be one of our biggest weaknesses (See Mars Attacks :D) People and situations change...Allies become enemies, and vise-versa... Quote:
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And Saddam had ridiculous amounts of money that he diverted from the Oil For Food program that was SUPPOSED to go to his people...The UN was responsible for overseeing that program, and making sure that the funds were distributed as intended, just as they were supposed to handle the weapons inspections...And people wonder why we do NOT have much faith in working with the UN...They have proven to be dangerously ineffective, on far too many occasions And yes...Bin Laden needed money after his assets were frozen...No, I don't believe it was possible to locate ALL of his resources, BUT we even had a stranglehold on all of the assets of his family members as well...It HAD to restrict him quite a bit... Your turn:) |
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As for the rest of what you said (in this same post)...I agree 100% And the REASON that "We aren't only after bin Laden and al-Qaida either. There is a war on terror and any nations that harbor terrorists, so it's not limited to only al-Qaida."...Is that we are trying to quell the HUGE amount of hatred and bloodlust for our destruction ALL OVER the Middle East, so that they will no longer be a threat (or as much of one) to us...We went after Saddam first, because he was one of the biggest perpetrators of the brutality, oppression and tyranny that causes the type of mentality that is dangerous for us....We were just cutting off the head of the snake, before we moved on to the rest of the body...That's the best tactical move in ANY war plan... We also have to try to change the way these people are educated, so that eventually the children won't be taught and trained to kill us, throughout their entire childhoods... In my opinion, North Korea is the next biggest threat (if not AS big a threat as Saddam)....Syria is up there, too... |
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History channel is running a biography on bin Laden this month. I just watched it a couple days ago and it's really good, but that's where alot of my info came from. I basically think we are seeing eye to eye on pretty much everything except the al-Qaida/Iraq connection. |
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