I hate Bush so much right now.
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First of all, those two morons are ruining our relationship/chessgame with Russia. In 2001, George Bush said this about Putin: "I looked the man in the eye. I found him to be very straight forward and trustworthy..." That sounds suspiciously close to what Neville Chamberlain said about Hitler just before World War 2. Any president who would make such a similar comment is obviously in complete ignorance of history; his foreign policy certainly supports this idea.
Here's the thing Chang... We are powerless to stop it. It is too late. (And by "We" I mean the good people of this nation. We're not ALL brain dead sheep)Changleen said:
I would love to do something to stop this madness, but what? I can vote against him during an election. I can speak out against him and try to educate people, but beyond that there's not alot I can do. I just don't have the hundreds of millions (if not billions) it would take to turn this around. People here don't listen to reason and logic, most of them are asshats who still think that big SUV's and a war against smoke and mirrors and shadows is the "right thing to do.
Seriously. How do I fight against the government? Don't get me wrong... I agree with you, I hate the current state of the USA. But these people just do not want to change.
I think that we (America) are farked. I think my only hope is to move to a small country that won't get nuked.
That said, I am still fighting. I still vote responsibly, using logic and reason. I still try to educate people and help them think independently, and logically. I love my country, and it saddens me to see what it has become. The thought that I may really have to move to another country not only for my own safety, but for my concience and soul as well depresses me tremendously.
Hey Chang, get a life man! I know you have better things to do than to sit and worry about America's situation. How about I make a new thread: "I hate Changleen so much right now." It wouldn't get me anywhere, and all you are doing when you post a thread like this is strengthen the support for President Bush.
So if you freaks want to be so brash as to say that his supporters are sheep, then you non-supporters are Anti-American. It's not that cut and dry but you're sure making it out to be as such. Get a f*cking life.
So if you freaks want to be so brash as to say that his supporters are sheep, then you non-supporters are Anti-American. It's not that cut and dry but you're sure making it out to be as such. Get a f*cking life.
I think it's pretty cut and dried actually. Bush and his entire adminstration are nothing more than profiteering screwups of monumental proportions. Every new disaster they get themselves into effects people around the globe, not just their selfish selves or even just the American populace.
Every time one of the 3 stooges opens their mouths, something even more adbsurd comes out of it.
WW3, sure thing; geniuses. Liberation of Iraq, uh huh. Debt reduction, riiiiight.
Every time one of the 3 stooges opens their mouths, something even more adbsurd comes out of it.
WW3, sure thing; geniuses. Liberation of Iraq, uh huh. Debt reduction, riiiiight.
One of the reasons his followers are considered sheep, is because they will generally allow the administration to do the thinking for them, much like a herd of sheep will allow a Border Collie to direct them on where to go.alwaysbroncin19 said:
To be anti-administration you have to, at the very least, take it one step further and delve into a bit of the history that this administration is comprised of
History about GWs family connections (Arbusto Oil & the Bin Ladens, Nazi Germany relationships, Taliban & Al Qaeda Connections) history of Karl Rove and just how long he has actually been influencing the White House and you also have to be somewhat aware of the constant degrading of our civil liberties that this administration is now responsible for and whos to really gain from all these unprecedented changes that have occurred.
These types of issues are usually too disturbing or complicated for the average American to handle and it would require them to think for themselves more than they are willing to do, so they choose not to educated themselves or form their own political perspective on the state of affairs and just sit back with a smile on their face, while the government spoon feeds them misinformation and half truths. Ignorance is Bliss right?
If youre a person, like yourself, that is either unaware of some of this history and facts or just too dumb to understand them, trying to get caught up at this point could be a daunting task but please try, youll thank yourself later on in life Im sure.
You really shouldnt be bashing Changleen, you should be thanking him for being concerned about all of us, and for being so vigilant during these times of such massive public unawareness. Im sure that you know he does reside in a different country and really doesnt even have to give us the time of day, but he does.
So easy on the insults, turn off FOX, and go educate yourself then come back and post something that actually has some value.
Fox news. We don't just report the news, we make it up!3D. said:
Transcend said:
You forgot the best part:GoldCoast1969 said:
"I was able to get a sense of his soul."
:looney:
Silver said:
He was channeling Shirley McClain.
I know, that's one of the reasons I like theCiaran said:
- There a lot of good people on here.Even this is a small stand. If literate, intelligent people continue to take the time to speak out about this, then that is a start.
Please just keep it on the agenda of people in your life. Don't let people ignore what is being done 'in their name'. As you know, when you take the time to see the big picture, you can see the real problems with this administration and what they are doing to the world.
If this was just about the US I would feel sooo much better. It is not. The US's actions affect the entire world, and not just in a fleeting way either. Please recognise that. What Bush does really does affect the planet, not just the US. Especially recently.alwaysbroncin19 said:
So you are actually contending that questioning Bush is anti-American? I would say that in reality right now the Bush administration is the most anti-American thing on the planet.
Can I ask you a serious question? Why do you believe in Bush so much?
By this am I to assume you're a Texas-pride, Bush supportin' sheep? Dude, you can't just shut the brain down and start smoking the endless bowl after you get out of school.the Inbred said:
I'm surprised that the GWB administration hasn't legalized weed, or some other form of drug so as to keep the mass sheeps in a state of numb comfort.
Well, I hate to point this out again but I think its still valid. How can the population of this country make an intelligent decision w/ the level of education the way it is currently? Over 50% of the population can't give the name of the state two away from their own on a map. And, there's a larger percentage than you'd ever think that can't even find the state that they're currently in! If you need an example of the quality of education this nation offers, just look at some of the posts TheMontashu throws up. You'd sh!t yourself when you see that kids spelling! I mean I'm pretty bad, but that kid makes me look like a friggin' dictionary!
Bwahaha.the Inbred said:
One major problem is everyone (that's not a felon) can vote. They can vote without knowing anything about who or what they are voting for. If you look at the red vs blue states, you see a clear division of the population.
If there was a way to make people understand what they are voting for and not let them vote for issues they don't understand, things WOULD change.
I for one vote, but I also don't vote on issues I haven't looked into on my own. I don't pay attention to tv ads, but I do read for and against info as well as look at what other groups are saying and supporting and why.
If we had educated voters in this country, there would be a change. Until then, it will continue to to be a popularity contest to run a powerful country.
If there was a way to make people understand what they are voting for and not let them vote for issues they don't understand, things WOULD change.
I for one vote, but I also don't vote on issues I haven't looked into on my own. I don't pay attention to tv ads, but I do read for and against info as well as look at what other groups are saying and supporting and why.
If we had educated voters in this country, there would be a change. Until then, it will continue to to be a popularity contest to run a powerful country.
That Ann Coulter mousepad is missing her dick...
3) Do you believe Iran poses a greater threat than Saddam Hussein did before the Iraq War?
Yes: 88 percent
No: 12 percent
trick question. Saddaam wasn't a threat.
Yes: 88 percent
No: 12 percent
trick question. Saddaam wasn't a threat.
That's a Newsmax poll. You know what that means...Changleen said:
911 was the biggest fvck-over by the friggin' corrupt US government on the citizens of US, pulled off for the sole "reason" to go get oil. Now they got it, those same asshats jack the price and fvck the ppl of US over on a daily basis in the price of gas at the pumps. The rich get richer and everyone else gets a bigger shaft in the ass!
Bush's lack of reaction to 911 while reading to the little kids was because he knew it was going down and prob did all he could to keep a straight face infront of the camera. The family's crooked, as is with most of the suits in DC. Trusting a politician is like the fox/hen house analogy!
This country is due for a revolution, and I think someone w/ a business background, instead of friggin' actors and pop icons needs to step up to the plate. Now, if only sheeps will will get their heads out of their collective asses, TV and movies, maybe someone of descent quality will be elected and guide this decaying empire out of it's current hell!
Ok, rant over. Going to dinner now.
Bush's lack of reaction to 911 while reading to the little kids was because he knew it was going down and prob did all he could to keep a straight face infront of the camera. The family's crooked, as is with most of the suits in DC. Trusting a politician is like the fox/hen house analogy!
This country is due for a revolution, and I think someone w/ a business background, instead of friggin' actors and pop icons needs to step up to the plate. Now, if only sheeps will will get their heads out of their collective asses, TV and movies, maybe someone of descent quality will be elected and guide this decaying empire out of it's current hell!
Ok, rant over. Going to dinner now.
if we get the military involved with the iran conflict i am going up to canada and i am completely serious when i say that. our armed forces are so spread out that we cant handle anymore conflicts, aside from the ones that we are barely handling right now, without a draft. and i know my parents will support me if i head up to canada as i know they sure as hell dont want me in the military.
At the time of the invasion to Iraq Saddam Hussein wasn't a threat to anyone.Changleen said: