Originally posted by: Orsorum
Half of that article was bullsh!t, and failed to actually answer the question.
Yeah, all the questions are like this:Half of that article was bullsh!t, and failed to actually answer the question.
Originally posted by: AEB
Well the article was intended for swing voters. Should i vote republican or democrat? If democrats are worse makes sense to vote republican? Even still some of the questions were answered like the deficit one and the evironmental issues ones. Stop being so defensive and elarn something
Originally posted by: Skyclad1uhm1
Q: Isn't Bush lying about why he wanted to go to war bad?
A: No, lying is good when a Republican does it. When a Democratic president does so about his personal sex life it's a good reason for impeachment though.
Originally posted by: etech
Originally posted by: Skyclad1uhm1
Q: Isn't Bush lying about why he wanted to go to war bad?
A: No, lying is good when a Republican does it. When a Democratic president does so about his personal sex life it's a good reason for impeachment though.
Is it a lie if it was based on information believed at the time to be true?
Originally posted by: Gaard
This is an example of a lie...
"These are not assertions, they are facts."
Here's another example...
"There is NO DOUBT that Iraq possesses WMD."
Originally posted by: Moonbeam
I only read the moron's answer to the first question on fossil fuel and only so far as to where he lied about alternative energy sources being more expensive.
Yes, they were lies, in both senses of the word. They were lies in the technical sense because they were truly assertions, NOT facts, and there was doubt about Iraq's WMD capabilities.Originally posted by: etech
And based on the information believed to be true at the time, were those lies?Originally posted by: Gaard
This is an example of a lie...
"These are not assertions, they are facts."
Here's another example...
"There is NO DOUBT that Iraq possesses WMD."
Originally posted by: Bowfinger
Yes, they were lies, in both senses of the word. They were lies in the technical sense because they were truly assertions, NOT facts, and there was doubt about Iraq's WMD capabilities.Originally posted by: etech
And based on the information believed to be true at the time, were those lies?Originally posted by: Gaard
This is an example of a lie...
"These are not assertions, they are facts."
Here's another example...
"There is NO DOUBT that Iraq possesses WMD."
They were lies in the moral sense because a lie is any statement or action intended to deceive. Bush and his minions sold this war to America with clear intentions to deceive us about what they did know, what they didn't really know, and what they wanted us to believe even though they knew it wasn't true, e.g., Iraq's (nonexistent) connection to 9/11.
No, I have no evidence of my own. I'm afraid I'll have to take the word of people like Hans Blix and David Kay and 150,000 troops who consistently report NOT finding the massive stockpiles of WMDs about which Bush and his minions droned on and on. I'll have to take the word of Joseph Wilson when he determined Iraq did NOT try to buy uranium from Niger, a claim the Bush administration ultimately acknowledged was a mistake. I'll have to assume Bush-lite is now telling the truth when he admits there was, in fact, no connection between Iraq and 9/11.Originally posted by: etech
That is your opinion of what happened. Could you be lying to us all? I suppose you have facts and evidence to prove your biased assertions.Originally posted by: Bowfinger
Yes, they were lies, in both senses of the word. They were lies in the technical sense because they were truly assertions, NOT facts, and there was doubt about Iraq's WMD capabilities.Originally posted by: etech
And based on the information believed to be true at the time, were those lies?Originally posted by: Gaard
This is an example of a lie...
"These are not assertions, they are facts."
Here's another example...
"There is NO DOUBT that Iraq possesses WMD."
They were lies in the moral sense because a lie is any statement or action intended to deceive. Bush and his minions sold this war to America with clear intentions to deceive us about what they did know, what they didn't really know, and what they wanted us to believe even though they knew it wasn't true, e.g., Iraq's (nonexistent) connection to 9/11.
That is all.
Are you sure you linked the right article? With all due respect, the article you linked is predictable, baseless, party-line bovine excrement. Elder proves nothing beyond his ability to parrot the Bush administration. Perhaps his books are inspired works of genius. That article is fluff.Originally posted by: AEB
this isnt about WMD... at any rate Elder is Independant, he only registed republicans for reasons found in Showdown. AND as i said pick up either of his books, his statements are backed up by facts. Just because he proves your theories wrong doesnt mean its an opinion peice.
But I'm not interested in reading his books; I have too much in queue already. His article must stand or fall on its own. In my opinion, it falls ... flat.Originally posted by: AEB
He doesnt like the bush administration old or new because they expanded government as i said he is libertarian , and he would be the last person to defend bush if it wasnt factual, read either one of his books then get back to me
