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Post 136 made on Tuesday November 9, 2004 at 07:37
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On 11/09/04 04:44 ET, pilgram said...
Two types voted for Kerry.
1. didn't have enough information(they beleived
his twisted rehtoric)
2. They didn't like Bush.
If somebody blows up my country,I get alittle
upset. If you think its OK ,LEAVE!

The attacked New York City, MY city, and I voted for Kerry, along with the majority of my state. We want justice, but we want it dealt where it is deserved.

So don't you ever tell me how to feel, unless you were also sitting on your rooftop watching the smoke firsthand without the aid of a TV.

We haven't been attacked since 9/11 because terrorists are patient. They plan years in advance. And when they strike, there is no warning, no threats, no reason to raise the terror alert, and our guard is down.

The correct course of action would have been to find Osama and take him out, at all costs, and then return home. We have no business "liberating" anyone or anything.

This country will never be united as long as George Bush our president. I want to make sure our grandkids know that when they study their history.
Post 137 made on Tuesday November 9, 2004 at 07:56
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On 11/09/04 12:06 ET, studiocats1 said...
It amazes me how all of a sudden when you question
our government post 9/11 you are labled as a traitor
or Bush hater. In this country you are required
to question everything. It is part of keeping
these men in check. If nobody ever questions the
government they do what they please. You know
like in Iraq under Saddam.

One of my favorite quotes:

"To announce that there must be no criticism of the president, or that we are to stand by the president right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public."


























































-- Theodore Roosevelt
Post 138 made on Tuesday November 9, 2004 at 12:50
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On 11/09/04 10:40 ET, QQQ said...
You forgot to mention that the Queen of England
and the Jews are actually controlling the US and
that we never really landed on the moon < sarcasm

Actually what I mentioned is simply a matter of public record and anyone can go look it up. The queen of England does not nor does any Jewish community control everything, this is just discriminatory propaganda. Those who do control everything fall under 26 USC 7701(a) “exempt international organizations” or better know as internationalists.

Truth of the matter is bill gates is not the wealthiest man on the planet, he is just the most public. Most internationalists are technically worth trillions, which stems in some cases from family wealth accumulated over 100s of years. We the average are but cogs in a big machine, persuaded to continue our expendable existence, as is, by a fraudulent global media system.


I have a background in Law; all that I have mentioned is a mater of public record. So you can go read it for yourself. Although that may not be possible in a few years as they are rapidly removing such things from public access or simply inserting the word omitted


Do with your life as you see fit, but know this, things are going to get worse over the next couple of decades, a lot worse and there is very little you can do about it.
Never Ignore the Obvious -- H. David Gray
Post 139 made on Tuesday November 9, 2004 at 19:05
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and those internationalist are aliens that landed here 235 years ago
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Post 140 made on Tuesday November 9, 2004 at 19:11
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deb1919: nicely said
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Post 141 made on Tuesday November 9, 2004 at 19:17
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pilgram: I think there are many reasons to vote for any one,I will even add may rational and legit (thought through) reasons to vote for anyone. And I also think there are intelligent people who looked all the stuff these guys said and voted one way or the other. On the other hand I think there are many dumb people who did not think at all and voted one way or the other for dumb reasons without any thought.
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Post 142 made on Tuesday November 9, 2004 at 22:47
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On 11/09/04 04:44 ET, pilgram said...
Two types voted for Kerry.
1. didn't have enough information(they beleived
his twisted rehtoric)
2. They didn't like Bush.
If somebody blows up my country,I get alittle
upset. If you think its OK ,LEAVE!

AMEM BROTHA!
Post 143 made on Tuesday November 9, 2004 at 22:52
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This country will never be united as long as George
Bush our president.

And we would have been singing "we are the world" if John Kerry was elected? PLEEEEEEASE!

You people can't even unite and denounce the jerks on this board who flame unsuspecting people who come on this board and ask for help, let alone unite politically!

This message was edited by Cablebusters on 11/11/04 08:43 ET.
Post 144 made on Saturday November 13, 2004 at 11:13
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Sorry, to dredge this one up, but I had to take a break to do some actual work. You all have compelling arguments and I guess we will never know for certain what would have happened had we not gone into Iraq. What I don't understand, still, is why most of you are still trying to put this on Bush. I had asked Q what Bush's motivation was to go into Iraq, and he simply said it had been planned pre 9/11. Well...maybe so, but it doesn't answer the question. If you guys could provide any detailed evidence of Bush or Cheny personally benefitting from war with Iraq I would drop them like a hot soldering iron. If Bush's motive was strictly revenge then why so much support from both parties?

I always find the willingness of human beings
to purposely delude themselves remarkable. That
applies to everyone myself included. In this
instance I think I am not. In this instance we
have George Bush inventing a new American policy
of "pre-emptive" war, which is bascially marketing
spin for attacking a foreign country without provocation.

Georg Bush did not INVENT this concept. Congress, in the days after 9/11 decided that to wage war on terrorists it was necessary to not only go after terrorists, but anyone who harbored terrorists. Much like being and accessory to murder. It was the most expedient way of exposing the ACTUAL terrorists.

The fact that he has been able to get people
to buy into this is to me nothing short of amazing

Including John Kerry, John Edwards, the Clintons, etc. Once again, protest the war all you want, just be fair and blame everyone that voted for it.

and I have no doubt if it was Clinton in office
half of the people decrying the war would be supporting
it and half of the Republican's supportinh it
would be outraged.

I have some doubt, but you may be right. I was actually behind most of Clinton's military actions (which were probably more numerous than most of you would realize) however he seemed to just pay lip service to most conflicts, dropping a few bombs here a few missiles there. If this isn't "poking the bear", I don't know what is.
It is worth noting that this is NOT a liberal
versus conservative issue, even though it has
been managed to be framed that way. There are
Many conservatives that opposed this war as well
as many in the army.

And many more liberals that supported it. Be fair and balanced here, Q, quantify your allegations.

Anyhow, using the reasoning of this war, there
was NEVER a country we would have been better
served to attack than the Soviet Union. After
all, they were a huge threat to us and were bent
on spreading communism around the world. Surely
we should have "pre-emptively" started WW III
to "protect" ourselves and "liberate" the Soviet
people. And we all know how many people were
executed and in Gulag's there.

We actually were at war with the Soviets. It was known as the cold war. We won without fighting because we had a superior military under Reagan. Weird concept, huh? Big military, no fighting......


I think the biggest issue here is that those of
us that oppose the war have a hard time not laughing
when the supporters try to convince us of what
a threat Iraq was to us. This is where I really
think people are buying into spin and the entire
reason the adminsitration knowingly tried to falsely
convince people Iraq was tied to 9-11. In fact,
they were much less of a threat than many other
countries, and in some sad ways Saddam was one
of the "safer" Middle East leaders (speaking from
a selfish US standoint) because he had no love
for the extremist Muslims who are actually our
greatest threat - i.e. he crushed them with typical
ruthlessness in his own country.

Maybe, but once again you're playing Monday morning quarterback. Everyone who dealt with the problem before all these "facts" came out believed there was a threat, and apparently the American people want to see George Bush finish the job. Relax, give war a chance.
How hard can this be?
Post 145 made on Saturday November 13, 2004 at 11:30
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You chafe when hyperbole is directed at you but
you are hardly blaimless in your failure to control
your own rhetorical excesses. And your failure
to put together a sensible sentance is harldy
tesomony to the Colorado school system. WMD matters
with respect to the Iraq invasion as it was the
fundemental reason the Bush administration put
forth for that foreign policy. There are and will
always be bad men ( or women ) leading nations
and freedom alone is not justification to go to
war.

I am not a procuct of Colorado public schools, so don't blame them. I did, in fact, graduate from the American School in Tehran, Iran. I have been to Baghdad, Beirut, Afghanistan, and a lot of other places you've never heard of. I have some idea of what I'm talking about. Also, before you start impugning someone's education, you might want to put down your thesaurus and proof read your own post. I guess I can't blame you, however, it's probably as mindless to you as it is to me.







AVDUDE wrote:
You want the solution to this whole mess? Let's
unite behind the current administration (like
OR dislike) because it's what the MAJORITY wanted,
and show the world a nation united, instead of
a nation bitterly divided, that might stall in
it's tracks if we all can't get along!

At this point we are stuck with this President
and his administration. Like others, I can only
pray that he either changes the foolish economic
policies of his past administration or that they
finally kick in and the economy imporves---at

This is a particularly intriguing sentence, you seem to be saying he needs to change his policies or hope that he was actually right in the first place. What, specifically, do you disagree with?



least until Mr. Peterson's money supply crash
landing occurs. Even the worst sinner can see
the error of his ways and repent. So I do have
hope for some one as intellectually challanged
as your buddy THON but I doubt he will ever put
in the work that a mind needs if it is to expand--but
I do believe it is possible for characterlocial
change only that it is unusual. But if that
political reality includes legislation antithetical
to freedom or continued foreign adventues, or
economic policies designed to destroy the middle
class then, no, I shall hardly support this or
any other administration.

Destroy the middle class? How does this work? And what are the consequences?



Am I hopeful? Have I a choice at this point?
My religion teaches that even he who lacks the
capacity to reason should still receive instruction
so I shall continue to try to shine light where
darkness or dusk exist. Until the OEX's of the
world can see that the policies of the Party they
support are inimical to their interests there
is little hope that the sea of red in the middle
and southern regions of this nation will change.
Evangelicals will always support the party of
intollerance. And THON is a nilihist so supporting
life or anything life affirming is beyond his
perview. Can you believe a mind so closed that
it cannot embrace the scientific method. There
are some who cannot be reached and I do not believe
in miracles. He must be a joy to work with.

Can one of you guys translate? I don't speak gibberish.

[ hopefully the last spelling error has been fixed
]
Alan

P.S. I am a joy to work with......and for. I AM your jobs creator and major supporter of the middle class. Show me some f**king respect.
How hard can this be?
Post 146 made on Saturday November 13, 2004 at 11:33
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One of my favorite quotes:

"To announce that there must be no criticism of
the president, or that we are to stand by the
president right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic
and servile, but is morally treasonable to the
American public."

-- Theodore Roosevelt

Agreed, but being against the war in Iraq is not a criticism of Bush.
How hard can this be?
Post 147 made on Saturday November 13, 2004 at 11:36
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On 11/13/04 16:13 ET, Thon said...
And many more liberals that supported it. Be
fair and balanced here, Q, quantify your allegations.

I stated that many conservatives opposed the war. There is nothing unfair or unbalanced about that statement. If you choose to point out that many liberals supported the war, that is an accurate statement too and is neither unfair or unbanced.

But just to be clear, since you've pointed out about 100 times that many liberals supported the war too, I don't give a rats ass. Believe it or not, even if the Rastafarian's supported the war, I'll continue to argue against it. But you should be ashamed, because I've got the Dixie Chicks on my side and who can argue with that?

But since we bumped this thread up again how about addressing my question. Since the Soviet Union comprised an infinitely larger threat to us, why didn't we go to war with them to "protect" ourselves. Was it only because we were afraid of mutual mass destruction? Using 20/20 hindsight, shouldn't we have done it before they got the nuclear bomb to, to "protect" ourselves.

p.s. I gurantee you that far better than 50% of the rest of the world opposed the war, but that doesn't prove anything either. I think I've got the Pope on my side too ;-).
Post 148 made on Saturday November 13, 2004 at 20:42
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Yeah, it is hard to argue with the Dixie Chicks. I thought I did answer your question about the Soviet Union, it was a different war than we are facing now. The cold war was all threats and intimidation and we were able to win without combat. I only keep bringing up liberal support of the Iraq war, because so many people (including, I think, you) want to tie this to Bush alone. I am not a thrilled with being at war with Iraq, but I do think it will go a long way to stabilizing the middle east. I could most definitely be wrong, but unfortunately we can't get a mulligan on this one. What could have happened, did.
How hard can this be?
Post 149 made on Saturday November 13, 2004 at 21:34
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As I stated in an earlier post, my religion teaches that one has an obligation to teach even those who lack the capicity to understand. To that end, here goes:

"At this point we are stuck with this President and his administration. Like others, I can only pray that he either changes the foolish economic policies of his past administration or that they finally kick in and the economy imporves---at least until Mr. Peterson's money supply crash landing occurs.

[(Translation for those without the capacity to understand:) I think the economic policies the Bush administration put forth these past four years a disaster. However, they have argued that their policies have seemed so abysmal only becasuse they were
1. saddeled with a sagging economy upon taking office
2. economic effects of 9/11

It is possible - although unlikely for anyone who earns a pay check or owns a small business - that these policies which have heretofore failed will cause an economic recovery. Only a mind as dimly lit as yours could have difficulty with the concept that while I note his policies have yet to work, that I doubt they ever will work, it is in my interest and all of our interests for them to work and I hope they will indeed work.

I earlier posted Mr. Peter Peterson's book and suggested reading it. You might then understand what he suggests may happen if nothing is done about are failure to save and constant reliance on foreign moneies to pay for our debt. You do still remember what a book is? ]

" Even the worst sinner can see the error of his ways and repent. So I do have hope for some one as intellectually challanged as your buddy THON but I doubt he will ever put in the work that a mind needs if it is to expand--but I do believe it is possible for characterlocial change only that it is unusual."

[ Even those who are learning impaired can make up in effort what they lack in abilities. One can learn to read or, better yet, use the skill, While it is unusual, even after years of intensive Psycoanalysis, for such dramatic characterlogical transformations to occur it occurs rarely and only in an extreame minority of cases. However, while I doubt you have the will power to put in the effort for such a herculean task, I do accept the possibility of miracles]



"Am I hopeful? Have I a choice at this point? My religion teaches that even he who lacks the capacity to reason should still receive instruction so I shall continue to try to shine light where darkness or dusk exist. Until the OEX's of the world can see that the policies of the Party they support are inimical to their interests there is little hope that the sea of red in the middle and southern regions of this nation will change."

[(Translation for those with diminished capicities:) Evangelical Christians will remain beyond the pale. Nilists like yourself will always chose death and destruction and ignorance over enlightenment. That leaves those who have been called Regan Democrats. These are Blue color or working, middle class voters who feel that the values of the Democratic Party are out of touch with their values. Many of these people are slightly conserative. They are mildly economically conservative but socially libertarian. They do believe in economic fairness and are usually, unlike evangelicals, content to allow each person to live according to his moral code. While they may not like abortion they would not like to see it made illegal. They do not consider homosexuality a sin and would not deny a homesexual basic human rights, such as the right of one partner to visit the other if hospitalized. Or to put it an other way, perhaps in a way you can understand, these are people with the capacity to think and are not filled with hatred or so content with their own ignorance that they cannot look at their reality and conceive of it as different. These individuals can be reasoned with and they can come to see that the policies of the party they currently support are inimical to their own self-interest. Those, like OEX, can be convinced that their values and beliefs are not be served well by the Republican party. They have minds that repond rationally to evidence and reason. ]


" And THON is a nilihist so supporting life or anything life affirming is beyond his perview. Can you believe a mind so closed that it cannot embrace the scientific method. There are some who cannot be reached and I do not believe in miracles. He must be a joy to work with "

[ You have embraced death and war as an end in itself thorughout this thread. You are also the same genius that has criticized me for writing that tube amps produce seductive sounds. And when invited to test your belief empiricly you deline. To rely on theory and renouce testing that theory is to deny the scientific method. While we can dispense with the double blind nonesense you can find a place somewhere in Denver to listen to a tube amp and see if ideed, counter to your theoretical assumptions, it does not make seductive sounds. But that would require a major evolutionary step on your part. It would force you to confront your a priori assumptions and test them in the market place for ideas. ]

I repeat: what a joy it must be to work for a mind so closed and full of itself it cannot conceive of someone who has actually benefited from what ever time he spent in a class room and does not need to resort to a thesaurus.

And with respect to gibberish:

" I AM your jobs creator and major supporter of the middle class. Show me some f**king respect."

I understand the F- word and the AM indicates that you wish to shout ( as if speaking loudly takes the place of rational thought or cogent argument supported by facts ) but could you shed some light on rest of this sentence? Or might you have meant " I am Beelzebub and I demand respect......" Judging by what you have written the only respect you have earned is flushed down the toilet each morning. Perhpas this is clear enough for you?

Alan

This message was edited by Audible Solutionns on 11/13/04 21:40 ET.
"This is a Christian Country,Charlie,founded on Christian values...when you can't put a nativiy scene in front fire house at Christmas time in Nacogdoches Township, something's gone terribly wrong"
Post 150 made on Saturday November 13, 2004 at 22:50
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That was the MOST painful thing I have ever read!!! Audible soultionns did you clean up your bible after you got done J'ing off on it??? Give us all a break and speak from your mind and heart not your story book!!! I now understand why the bible belt was solid red.
Kevin
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