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Fighting the Bozoma Thugocracy
JustWait wrote:
In article ,
says...
JustWait wrote:
In article , says...
"wf3h" wrote in message
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On Aug 19, 1:04 pm, "nom=de=plume" wrote:
The first question is certainly valid. The current administration has
answered this several times. The problem was lack of responsbility of
ownership of the original invasion. The previous administration didn't get
it right, because they didn't follow the well-established Powell doctrine,
not in Afganistan nor in Iraq, the latter being a war of choice vs. one of
necessity. We're paying the price for the neglect right now in both
places... the former for not really making the commitment (and a war for
which we had a lot of support and justification), the second for going
there
in the first place (where we had practically no support and certainly no
justification).
correct on all counts. now we just have to convince the idiots of the
truth
Actually, we don't. The majority of Americans voted for change, both for
Congress and for the presidency. That change can take place without
compromising the vox populi. I don't believe that their minds can be
changed. It's interesting, actually. I vote and act against my own
self-interest all the time. The same goes for those opposed to true reform.
The difference is that I know I'm doing that. The latter is what fear-based
rhetoric gets done.
Yup, we are so glad that your party knows all of our motives and
thoughts, needs, and desires... Now maybe you can sit in a closed room
with the Unions and decide what we should all do with our lives, oh, and
of course our money.. Man, thank God you are so much smarter than the
rest of us...
You all claim to know all of the liberal's motives and thoughts, needs
and desires.......
Well, we have a pretty good idea based on history and being informed..
Either way, I don't want them shoved down my throat with my HALF of the
country not having any say. The Nuclear option is being discussed in
Washington as we speak... Jam it through cause we are stupid, right,
America..
Then you'd agree we have a pretty good idea of what the conservatives
wants, too then, right? So, history under Bush tells us that you all
want bigger government, a huge deficit, war, secrecy in government, etc.
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