But Dustin, what's more important, winning Bush a re-election and vengeance on his daddy's assassination attempt or education?
More important to whom? Bush or the American people?
Bush, because the american people are mostly stupid idiots that can't make good decisions.
Don't like it?
Move to Iran. With your rhetoric, you'd fit right in.
Just because someone criticizes america does not mean they hate it or don't want to live there or want to live in IRAN of all places.
We criticize America because we want it to be better. It's constructive criticism.
I don't believe that. It's repeated, in some cases it's expected (depending on the poster), it's predictable, and it's often partisan.
It's the same-old, same-old.
It's like living in the 1960's again, but the hippies of today are even more unreasonble.
So I suppose you live on the side of a mountain like a cave man, because you don't believe in trying to improve where you live?Originally Posted by Huntster :
I don't believe that. It's repeated, in some cases it's expected (depending on the poster), it's predictable, and it's often partisan.
It's the same-old, same-old.
It's like living in the 1960's again, but the hippies of today are even more unreasonble.
Do you know what "rhetorical question" means?
I'm not being hypocritical! See, I'm telling straight up that I think that the US occupation is as bad as Hussein's dictatorship. That's why I answered "neither" to Rob Lister's stupid question. Is that clear, or do you want me to make it simpler?
I will then take in on very solid ground that you would prefer an invasion of US Marines over Saddam's troops given no other choices. Thank you.
If this is incorrect please tell all of us.
Don't like it?
Move to Iran. With your rhetoric, you'd fit right in.
Yeah, you know, I would probably prefer being gang raped to being brutally murdered!
Get a life, would ya?
Yes, I guess you must rationalize it that way. Thanks being so frank.
BTW ... go ask the citizens of Kuwait if they agree with you. (Pssst -- that's an entire country, and guess who's still there.)
How the hell do you know what most of the citizens of Kuwait think? Not even half of the citizenry has the right to vote, there's no freedom of speech, and most of the people who live in Kuwait are foreigners.