28 Sep 06
Originally posted by 7ate9Yes, he does continually justify the invasion of Iraq, and he is wrong. He would be a better man if he fessed up to it, but that would mean a sure defeat for the Republicans in the senate and the house in the next round of elections.
Bush cannot apologize for the innocent people who have died in America, like a true Cristian would have MAJOR CONCERNS with, so these blunders must surely allow an easing of his own personal guilt, but more importantly a continued acceptance of his supporting powers around him.
To me it's a case of continually riding a downhill slide to keep trying to justi ...[text shortened]... elf-justification continues, more people die... innocently.
He is a puppet to himself!!!!!!!
He has done an amazing job so far justifying his opinion. The rhetoric that has come from his administration is about as effective as it could be. We all might be better people and fess up to our wrongdoings, but I doubt any one of us could keep up a misinformation campaign of this magnitude for long.
28 Sep 06
Originally posted by der schwarze Rittercough cough..RYDER CUP!!!!
You folks certainly are a bitter bunch. But I guess it must suck living in ineffectual little countries that are so beholden to the U.N. that they can't participate in shaping world events except to go overseas as “peacekeepers,” or host something called the “World Cup,” which Americans could care less about. See you at the finish line.
Ha ha ha.
28 Sep 06
Originally posted by uzlesstoo true.
I can't believe you got 3 recs for that.
The president is one man. The people who advise the president and write his speeches are the ones who really run this government. Don't you know that? Bush reads his speeches very well I'll give him that. But ask him a question and he hasn't got a clue. ANYONE can read a well written speech.
It is a sign of how stupid he is that he has to pause, look down and read every 3 words.
That's the limit of his memory - 3 words!
28 Sep 06
Originally posted by 7ate9I'm Christian...damn
O.K. look at it this way.
Amongst Christians(where I believe a lot of his immunity is found), what is their approach towards Bush's dealing with Iraq?
This is what I believe is where the continuance of a wrong has found it's continuance for so long. Christians follow each other's arse's around in circles, and consider it's wrong for them to fight in plac ...[text shortened]... r.
Christians are basically ignorant, self-loving @rseh@les or superior like Bush-weed.
Does that mean I can't be part of the cool club here anymore?
Well, looks like it's time to change religions.
