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A//// Guy
02-19-2004, 11:19 PM
Yea this is really amusing to see all this antiwar BS...
Anyone remember what Clinton did after his little :bj: incident? Well guess what he tried to take the spotlight off him by going and bombing an Iraqi radar site... well that was a day before the impeachment trials... How interesting isnt it. Fucking gay is what I say. He post poned his impeachment and made him look "presidential" for a few hours... While they really didnt hit anything in Iraq, becuase they moved the radar station and the bomb didnt do squat.
So whats up with that? Clinton oh the almighty surplus maker goes and bombs another country for the hell of it. You guys dont even know half of all the shit tha went on with Clinton... He half assed it all and it lays in Bush's lap now. Eh you Bush-whackers wont get it anyway. Your stuck thinking Bush is a bad president and that we should just leave iraq alone.
If we would have left Iraq alone does that make us any better for letting a countries leader kill off his fellow citizens for fun? Saddam has ties to terrorism. He is a terrorist. So we either take him down and protect his people and ours or leave him to keep growing and make whatever weapons/armies he wants becuase he refuses the UN to check it out. There are WMD they are just not found yet. Im sure they are in a different county in the middle east.
You should be glad Im not president cuz the middle east would be a big lake right now.
:rant:
Lightning - :cheers:
npaulseth
02-19-2004, 11:25 PM
I'm also glad your not president. You repiblicans are all alike. Your only defense is to bring up the Clinton blow job scandal. How many people died from that? That was personal thing. Anywho, bitching about Clinton is about the stupidest and most meaningless thing anyone can do. It doesn't help or prove anything. People like you need to think about things. "The middle east would be a lake." That makes you no better than Saddam, because you would be deliberately killing innocent people. I hope your young still.
A//// Guy
02-20-2004, 12:11 AM
They will eentually kill themselves off.. we dont need to even help them, look at isreal... they will never stop fighting, tis what they live and die for I guess..
Im not like saddam... If i were president it would be quick and painless. Just how we ended WWII and won. There has to be a winner/loser.
Im not bitching about clintons BJ thing Im saying why did he go bomb iraq? And did you even know that? No, Im sure you still dont care.. clintons still the coolest. :lol:
Whatever.. its a waste to type my views. Peoples views wont change. The economy is improving by the way.
Go Bush! :razz2:
npaulseth
02-20-2004, 12:14 AM
I belive that Iraq shot at US air planes. That's why we destroyed the radar thingys. I never said he was the coolest either.
Iceman
02-20-2004, 12:30 AM
Remy is owning :) On another note Bush needs to go... He got his chance and fucked up IMO.
LightningGSX
02-20-2004, 04:37 AM
Originally posted by remy@Feb 19 2004, 07:53 PM
Hmmm, PRE,oh ohyeah that's right, it is now POST 9/11 so "Iraq(or any other group or country)" couldn't have pulled that crap either, still not example of them being a threat. Where do you come up with this stuff?
I still don't get where you get the idea everything is a result of 911.Something needed to be done with Iraq for quite some time, even before 911.Because of Bush, there is no more taliban, no more saddam, and libia is scared straight.I'm curious to hear what you anti-Bush people think the appropriate course of action was.Like I said Iraq might not of been the highest priority, but it was as good as place as any to start.There is no doubt in my mind, history will show Iraq did support terrorism and its WMDs ended up in the wrong hands.Since you guys brought up Clinton, I think the president should be entitled to as many blowjobs as he wants, and its none of our business, Clinton also took some commendable steps against Bin Laden and Iraq.Everybody has the right to their own opinion and the right to question our government as much as they want, but when there are hundreds of thousands of US soldiers fighting in foreign lands, criticizing their commander in chief is damaging to morale, very unpatriotic and just plain wrong.
I have to disagree with you once again. To call someone unpatriotic, because they disagree with an unjust action by our president is fucking stupid. I think that it fucking sucks that our soldiers are over there dying everyday. I only hope that YOUR war was worth it.
Originally posted by LightningGSX@Feb 20 2004, 04:37 AM
Because of Bush, there is no more taliban, no more saddam, and libia is scared straight.I'm curious to hear what you anti-Bush people think the appropriate course of action was.
Because of Bush our relations with the UN are shit. We should have waited for the UN's support instead of fucking ourselves in the ass.
Jakey
02-20-2004, 09:59 AM
Originally posted by LightningGSX@Feb 20 2004, 04:37 AM
Everybody has the right to their own opinion and the right to question our government as much as they want, but when there are hundreds of thousands of US soldiers fighting in foreign lands, criticizing their commander in chief is damaging to morale, very unpatriotic and just plain wrong.*
I agree with Eric that criticizing the Commander in Chief when it comes to the military actions commenced upon under his term is truly un-patriotic. Patriotism is defined as (courtsey of dictionary.com):
Patriotism \Pa"tri*ot*ism\, n. [Cf. F. patriotisme.]* Love of country; devotion to the welfare of one's country; the virtues and actions of a patriot; the passion which inspires one to serve one's country
Note the "devotion to the welfare of one's country" phrase in there. When you're sitting here bashing Bush about his military actions, not only are you criticizing Bush himself, but you are also criticizing the soldiers that are overseas risking their lives for our freedom. Bush's views about world politics and those situations that require military action is something that we can not control, we elected him, so live with it. He is commencing upon what he belives are the best actions for the welfare of the United States of America, and when you bash him, you are not showing patriotism. I am not saying anywhere that you have to agree with his choice of actions, but what I am saying is that you can not sit here and bash George W. Bush and still call yourself patriotic. I personally do not agree with all of the decisions has undertaken during his time as President, but I sure as hell am not going to sit and cut down Bush's military record down instead of supporting my fellow citizens 150% who are fighting for us, whether I agree with the basis of the cause or not.
Are we having fun yet or what ;)
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