What is the best Justice for Bush?

[cetasika]

Impeaching and convicting him or just beating him at an election and letting him continue being evil?

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[stellanoir]

3. cosmic parole board

[Blaze Diem]

4. Impeachment, Conviction, for Bush & those who Aided him

Prison, de-frocking of all benefits of any post-term President. Stripping of his powers and of future participation in formation of United States Policy.

[sendero]

5. The best...

.. justice for Bush* would be for him to live out his life in the knowledge that he is a complete and utter failure.

But people like him (yes, there have been scientific studies) simply go from one f*ckup to another, never realizing that they are the problem, they are the common denominator.

[imax2268]

6. impeachment...

plain and simple...impeachment...

[Virginian]

7. Make him write on the chalkboard 100 times....

"I will not mangle the english language again."

"Nuclear, not nukular"

"Duty, not doody"

(And that is just for what he has done to his native language.)

[tom_paine]

8. Impeachment and conviction. Then let the World Court have him

AFTER We the People have gotten our pound of flesh for his crimes.

This is all fantasy, you know. The busheviks would murder thousands before that happened, to stop it from happeneing. The step of the Imperial Senate would be slick with blood before the Busheviks allowed that to happen.

Sorry, that's how I see it. These people are MONSTERS.

[cetasika]

10. I agree

I think Bush is pretending to be stupid to diffuse people from seeing what an evil monster he is.
I don't know if they are even humans.

[H2O Man]

9. #1: he must take a beating in November.

I believe that he is guilty of mass murder, though likely not under U.S. law. So I hope that the U.N. will consider charges. It could go a long way in convincing the world that our nation respects international law. Yet, in the final sense, I am not concerned after he is out of office. The moral arch of the universe is often long and wide. But it is as real as gravity.

[rucky]

11. Trial by ICC, then Gitmo