In article ,
Donal wrote:
I've read some rubbish on ASA over the years ... but this really takes the
biscuit.

Bush dodges the draft - and his supporters agrue that Kerry was a coward.

Bush says that Saddam supported Bin Laden, and his supporters question
Kerry's integrity!

Bush says "I will have a foreign-handed foreign policy", and his supporters
think that he has a brain!

Well, it's hard work for Bush (and Dave apparently). We wouldn't want
to send mixed messages. Did I miss anything else Bush had to say?
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"Dave" wrote in message
...
And Donal provides yet another example of precisely what I was talking
about.

Dave,
you are sooo wrong.

Read my examples again.

You, and other rednecks, seem to have a remarkable degree of mental
agility. When anybody points out that the cowardly Bush dodged the draft,
you respond by saying that Kerry is a coward because he came home after
being shot three times!!

What on earth is going on inside your head? Do all Republicans feel such
contempt for the American soldiers who get wounded in the course of duty?
You should show a bit of respect for the young men who are fighting because
*you* want them to. They think that they are defending the free world, and
you dishonour them by suggesting that one of their forerunners was a coward.
You should be deeply ashamed of yourself.

Kerry served in Vietnam.

Bush didn't.


Which one do you think was more cowardly?


Regards


Donal
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In article ,
Donal wrote:
You, and other rednecks, seem to have a remarkable degree of mental
agility. When anybody points out that the cowardly Bush dodged the draft,
you respond by saying that Kerry is a coward because he came home after
being shot three times!!

Donal, wait a sec here... Bush had three shots. Oh sorry, you were
talking about gunshots. I was talking about shots of tequila.
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Jonathan Ganz (j gan z @ $ail no w.c=o=m)
http://www.sailnow.com
"If there's no wind, row."

Kerry served in Vietnam.

Bush didn't.


Which one do you think was more cowardly?


Forget it, Donal. He'll never get it. Trust me, the support for Bush has more
to do with racism and hate than any real politics. It's scary times in the USA.

RB

In article ,
Dave wrote:
Again, you prove my point. (I'll refrain from commenting on the
name-calling, which I would have thought beneath you). The point was the
Kerry folks' habit of trying to change the subject whenever a Kerry fault is
mentioned, rather than dealing with the fault itself. One doesn't justify a
fault by pointing to someone else's alleged fault, and I don't think you'll
find much if anything in the way of posts from me in which I've tried to do
so. But feel free to try to show otherwise.

You just proved Donal's point Mr. Poodle. You and your buddy
Bush/Cheney (they're really one person after all), constantly change
the subject and the facts to suit you. They and you are, in my
opinion, LIARS!

I don't see how I can say it more plainly.


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Jonathan Ganz (j gan z @ $ail no w.c=o=m)
http://www.sailnow.com
"If there's no wind, row."

In article ,
Dave wrote:
Well, don't say I didn't tell you so:

http://www.9news.com/acm_news.aspx?O...7-c589c01ca7bf


On 30 Sep 2004 18:34:13 -0500, Dave said:

I look for this election to be characterized by massive vote fraud
concentrated on the Dems' end of the spectrum

Looks like it's the Republicans again!




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http://www.sailnow.com
"If there's no wind, row."