I'm sorry. Maybe we should just be friends with other people.WORDS HURT
I'm sorry. Maybe we should just be friends with other people.WORDS HURT
I think everyone should be whatever the current president is. Since George Bush is a republican & the president of the United States, then I believe everyone should say they're republican just so we all have the utmost respect for our current leader, and I bet that would help out with foreign affairs.
To (somewhat) quote Bill Cosby: That has got to be the DUMBEST thing I have ever heard!Originally Posted by Kleid-0
If everyone did that than we would ALWAYS have the same party as president. That is the last thing we want. If anything everyone should be the party the president ISN'T. Checks and balances man, check and balances. The last thing we want is to follow whatever the president wants. Imagine if nobody said anything about the patriot act? Or the War? Things could be much worse right now if nobody dissagreed with the president. The perfect government would have the president be of party X, and then most of the senate/congress being of party Y.
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heheheOriginally Posted by Kleid-0
You are just so damn cute!
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I'm wondering how a nation can only have two parties and one hopeless independent clown. Is there only black and white ?What are you guys?
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She was so Blonde, she spent 20 minutes looking at the orange juice can because it said "Concentrate."
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We have WAY more than one hopeless independent clown. There are thousands and thousands of hopeless independent clowns.Originally Posted by nvoigt
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quote Jason Zebehazy: "Genius - the ability to produce fantastic amounts of equally fantastic bull**** that all makes perfect sense"Originally Posted by 7smurfs
This IS bull****, and is makes PERFECT sense! You see, checks and balances is ok, but when people whine about what the president is doing all of the time, it makes our country look bad because there are always that group of people that exploit & super expand his flaws. That brings up negativity, and that makes it really hard for people to have any patriotism for a country ruled by what people would call a corrupt person, and I think that's wrong. It's not like he killed thousands of jews or anything!
Nobody looks on the bright side of what the president is doing, damn pessimism to hell!!
So freedom of speech should be abolished because it makes the country look bad?
Right.
When people critique the president then he, if he wishes to hold office and/or get relelcted, must act in the opinion of the people. If we all agreed to everything Bush wanted we would all be wearing GOD BLESS BUSH shirts and carrying AK-47s to Iraq to fight for "liberty". Blindlessly following a leader would make our country look bad, not following our president when that is the wisest thing to do will make us look GOOD.Originally Posted by Kleid-0
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No not abolishing freedom of speech, I'm talking about brainwashing the American people into being optimistic about what the president is doing. I think subliminal messages would get this job done! Maybe some more advertising too.Originally Posted by Brian
So where do you draw the line ? When is it okay to criticize him ? 999 Jews ? 750 ? 500 ? 1000 Americans ? 100 ? 10 ? 2 ? How about one ? A half ?It's not like he killed thousands of jews or anything!
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Oh and Govt, I'm sorry, we Europeans most of the time only notice the head clown :P You know, Darwin, survival of the clown most present in the media and stuff
hth
-nv
She was so Blonde, she spent 20 minutes looking at the orange juice can because it said "Concentrate."
When in doubt, read the FAQ.
Then ask a smart question.
There is no line to draw. For one it's illegal for him to explicitely order to kill people, it was our choice to give him the power to go to Iraq if it was the last resort. Well, it was the last resort, and he executed his power wisely as the US is the big brother of the world. Of couse I could say: "That it wasn't the last resort blah blah blah", but that would be pessimistic about the past, and thus wouldn't do anyone any good.Originally Posted by nvoigt
In a thread that has 'demokrat' in its title, I'm really not surprised to see somebody saying something like that.it was the last resort
How about trying not to let it happen again?but that would be pessimistic about the past, and thus wouldn't do anyone any good.
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I'm less happy than I would be if I had found out Kleid was Dean, but I'm still liking what's going on here.
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You're somewhat confused, your country looks better not worse for the criticism, because the rest of the world (by in large) agrees with the critics.but when people whine about what the president is doing all of the time, it makes our country look bad
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No not abolishing freedom of speech, I'm talking about brainwashing the American people into being optimistic about what the president is doingAh... you're taking the mick.he executed his power wisely as the US is the big brother of the world
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