Originally posted by: glugglug
They are both the same in that they are both BS propaganda maneuvers used to drive a fascist form of patriotism and are primarily a means for sending money to Haliburton.
Originally posted by: yllus
If it wasn't before, it certainly is now.
In general, it 'pends on if you ascribe to the political theory that hammering away at a beloved patriot in the armor of ignorance and poverty in the Middle East by democratizing and enhancing the lives of Iraqis will result in the spread of the same throughout the region. There's apparently some group called the PNAC that has this idea fleshed out more fully, look them up.
Originally posted by: yllus
If you think that poverty - either the level of, or the particular quality - in North America is anything like it is in the Middle East or Asia, you probably have never been overseas. In any case, feel free to miss the point.
"Rich" and "poor" are both relative AND subjective terms. You'd have to be ignorant beyond belief to argue against that.Originally posted by: CaptnKirk
So our 'Poor' would be 'Kings' by other countries standards is rather disingenuous.Originally posted by: yllus
If you think that poverty - either the level of, or the particular quality - in North America is anything like it is in the Middle East or Asia, you probably have never been overseas. In any case, feel free to miss the point.
The point is not worth 'missing'. Got 'Cake' ?
Originally posted by: loki8481
since the begining of the war, we created a lot of new terrorrists in Iraq that we can't just turn our back on.
Originally posted by: Vic
"Rich" and "poor" are both relative AND subjective terms. You'd have to be ignorant beyond belief to argue against that.Originally posted by: CaptnKirk
So our 'Poor' would be 'Kings' by other countries standards is rather disingenuous.Originally posted by: yllus
If you think that poverty - either the level of, or the particular quality - in North America is anything like it is in the Middle East or Asia, you probably have never been overseas. In any case, feel free to miss the point.
The point is not worth 'missing'. Got 'Cake' ?
Originally posted by: yllus
If it wasn't before, it certainly is now.
In general, it 'pends on if you ascribe to the political theory that hammering away at a beloved patriot in the armor of ignorance and poverty in the Middle East by democratizing and enhancing the lives of Iraqis will result in the spread of the same throughout the region. There's apparently some group called the PNAC that has this idea fleshed out more fully, look them up.
No, they are not the same, in principle. We have real terrorist enemies who have already attacked the U.S., England, Spain, and several Islamic nations. The administration has mismanaged and bungled the "war" on terror in much the same way as they did for their part in how they mishandled the rescue efforts following hurricane Katrina, and KBR/Haliburton is already lining up a fat paycheck on the backs of the victims.Originally posted by: glugglug
They are both the same in that they are both BS propaganda maneuvers used to drive a fascist form of patriotism and are primarily a means for sending money to Haliburton.
Originally posted by: Harvey
No, they are not the same, in principle. We have real terrorist enemies who have already attacked the U.S., England, Spain, and several Islamic nations. The administration has mismanaged and bungled the "war" on terror in much the same way as they did for their part in how they mishandled the rescue efforts following hurricane Katrina, and KBR/Haliburton is already lining up a fat paycheck on the backs of the victims.Originally posted by: glugglug
They are both the same in that they are both BS propaganda maneuvers used to drive a fascist form of patriotism and are primarily a means for sending money to Haliburton.
The Bushwhackos used the fight against terror as an excuse to start an unrelated war in Iraq. I don't pretend to understand what drives these sub-human assholes, but the majority of the country is finally waking up to their lies and deceit.
Abe Lincoln said, "You can fool all the people some of the time, and some of the people all the time, but you cannot fool all the people all the time." Unfortunately, in a large population, social inertia allows some of the liars to get away with far too much before they are stopped.
Originally posted by: Deudalus
That is what makes this forum sadly pathetic unless you come here to join in the left wing circle jerking and back patting.
Originally posted by: Engineer
Originally posted by: Deudalus
That is what makes this forum sadly pathetic unless you come here to join in the left wing circle jerking and back patting.
Thanks for weighing in. We needed a pivot man and you're the "right" guy for the job.
Enjoy!
Hating Bush != Liberal, but of course, you guys don't seem to understand that. I guess that the Liberal base is growing though as Bush's approval rate is down to 38%, hence 38% GOP to 62% Dem! :roll: