Would you stand up if bush were to walk in the room?

[cynatnite]

What kind of respect would you show him, if any?

To answer my own questions, I would even though I would be gagging at every turn. The respect I show would be for the office and not the man.

[MissWaverly]

1. Yes, I would and then I would run out the door

I believe Kerry was right not to stand up, this man should be held accountable.

[clydefrand]

7. I would in order to kick his ass! When did Kerry not stand up?

[MissWaverly]

30. At the inauguration

I give him points for that, I think that instead of worrying about being
nice, (when Bush has shown no niceness at all), people are being arrested, held and tortured with no due process, we went to war with no justification, etc. what should be done is that our elected leaders
should take control, I don't care if they're in the minority, if Karl
Rove, 1 man, not a congress, not a majority, could create the havoc that he did from a few phone calls to reporters, why hasn't there been more done to expose what has passed for government for the last 5 years, why is it always the little people who are bucking the system, why is not our leaders, is that what we expect them to do, lead our country.

[Matariki]

27. yeah, when did Kerry not stand up?

recently? a while ago?

[MissWaverly]

46. it was at the inaguration

I remember that everybody stood up for Bush but him, Kerry looked cool
as a cucumber too. I sure hope that evidence comes out to prove how
rigged 04 was, name 1 single thing that has been done by the administration that is 100% honest and above board with no partisan
ties, just 1 thing.

[undergroundpanther]

2. I would moon him,and etend my 1 fingered "salute

And if I had any rotton tomatoes or rotten eggs nearby I'd be sorely tempted..

[uncle ray]

of course!

i'd either stand and turn my back, or stand and leave. most likely while shouting profanities at him like i was insane.

[DUgosh]

3. How else could I walk away?

[niyad]

4. only to leave by the nearest exit--I have NO respect for the man, and he

has NO respect for the office he stole, so I wouldn't even bother with a pretense of respect for the office, because he couldn't tell the difference

[tofubo]

5. i'd do this again

http://forums.therandirhodesshow.com/index.php?s=8fcce494f370c22c72c486d3ee410b7e&act=Attach&type=post&id=4727

[Catherine Vincent]

33. That was a good idea!

:thumbsup:

[madrchsod]

6. pretty much have to respect the office

but other than that,well, that`s up to each person

[artfan]

8. I would

stand if it gave me a shot to ask a few direct questions otherwise I would turn my back on him

[Cassandra]

9. It is easier for me to vomit from a standing position.

Seriously, I would stand and turn away from him. I'm not sure I would completely turn my back to him. It's a trust issue.

[IowaGuy]

10. I always stand when markin' my territory

just a gender thing

[undergroundpanther]

19. Oooh Good idea!

Mind if I use a Fake one? and we stand on either side of him?

[IowaGuy]

64. OK, lets just watch out for the crossfire...not into that..;)

[undergroundpanther]

11. Because bush is not president

He's an asshole sociopath squatter corporaste lapdog from a criminal family ruining our country for his buddies and mo'money.
As long as the pig is in there and the pigs have hijacked our government the offices are basically not there so I do not respect the people posing as "great men" Just because they wear the costume of heros does not mean they are.
Along with my ass and flipping the bird and eyeing up those rotton tomatoes he'd hear me yellin' "Hey Chimp,You suck your whole adminitration is pathetic,Bullies,You are a pretenderdestined to fall from your own ignorance greed and sickness you..LooooooSer!
and this would be said like Jim Carrey does when his butt sings in his movies.Ended with a HUGE fart.

[havocmom]

12. If he walked into our den, damn straight I'd stand up.

That would be step one in throwing him outta our home. I wouldn't want the dog to bite him and get sick

[jrthin]

13. Hell no.

I'd sit on my tush as he doesn't deserve my respect.

[knowbody0]

i would dramatically turn my back to him

[spacelady]

20. Yes, that would be my response, like an upside down flag.

[bearfan454]

37. Me too. n/t

[madeline_con]

14. You mean the room I'm in?

I'd ask him who the hell said he could come into my house!

A room in general? I'd get kicked out for making him do that uncomfortable thing he does when his holiness is questioned.

[AndreaCG]

15. If I had the chance to shake his hand

I would sneeze in it then offer it. See if I got arrested or at least thrown out.

[Cleita]

I wouldn't.

I did a similar thing in the past. The end result meant I was no longer expected to attend another event where I could embarrass those who were embarassed.

:bounce:

[mike_c]

16. only to turn my back to him....

He is destroying my country. Frankly, I can't post what I think would be an appropriate response to finding myself within arms length of the resident.

[jobycom]

17. Only if he tried to sit near me.

He deserves no respect. He has dishonored the office, so out of respect for the office, I would show him no respect.

[HawkerHurricane]

18. Yes, respect for the office...

(British orderly and the officer he's assigned to...)
Orderly: "Sor, they say you should respec' the uniform efan if ya don' respec' the man. And I do, Sor! Efery day, when I takes it out of the wardrobe, I salutes it! And again when I puts it back at night! Efery time!"

[Cleita]

56. What if the office was occupied by a usurper.?

By usurper I mean an unlawful occupier. Wouldn't you feel that respecting the office would be about not honoring the usurper?

[HawkerHurricane]

60. I'd still salute that uniform...

show respect for the office even more so for lack of respect for the man.

And let everyone know it.

[Jim Sagle]

21. Yes, and I'd immediately turn my back on him and walk out the door.

[smoogatz]

22. Only so I could fart more effectively

in his general direction.

[Kerrytravelers]

42. My thoughts exactly:

I would fart in his general direction...

[Rufus T. Firefly]

23. Stand up and turn my back.

[mcg]

24. I'd follow his repeated example and salute him..with the one finger salute

[Catherine Vincent]

25. Yes, but I'd be getting up to leave.

[jojo54]

26. I'd sit for seven minutes

then get up, announcing that I have finished reading "My Pet Goat" and walk out the door.

[AbbessHeloise]

28. Hell no

No way - unless it was to walk out the door the minute he entered the room.

[Silverhair]

29. Depends on the situation.

If he is walking in as POTUS - Yes. I would be showing respect for the office that will one day again be held by a Democrat. We do NOT help future Democratic presidents if we tear down the office itself.

If he is walking in as himself, - maybe. Depends on the social setting. Absent an social reason for doing so, doubtful.

[kliljedahl]

31. Only 'cause I couldn't piss on him sitting down

Keith’s Barbeque Central

[AndyTiedye]

32. Yes, and I'd Have a Few Questions to Ask Him

Why did he just sit there in that schoolroom doing nothing while airplanes were crashing into the WTC? How did he know there wasn't
a plane heading for the school? Wasn't he endangering the children
by staying there?

If terrorists getting nukes is such a grave threat, why is the man
who blew our network of nuke-hunters still employed by the White House?

plenty more where those came from

[grytpype]

34. I would fart loudly.

And then I would say "Who farted?"

[Lecky]

35. No, because that would signify respect

[ogradda]

36. When I got up to heave n/t.

[Swamp Rat]

38. Yes, but I'd let one rip big time!

:D

I'd make sure to eat two huge plates of red beans and rice beforehand, with lots of cayenne pepper. :9

:hurts:

edit:

[Rose Siding]

Yes

In recognition of the office (that he STOLE, btw)

[punpirate]

39. Sure, I'd stand up...

... so I could lean way down and whisper in his ear, "I'm gonna do everything I can to see you in jail, muthafucka."

[CityZen-X]

63. I would stand up!

you get more leverage and accuracy when throwing things!

[deadparrot]

40. If he was coming into a room in which I was sitting,

I would most definitely stand, then flee screaming.

[understandinglife]

41. Yes, in order to leave immediately.

WATCH IT; SPREAD IT http://www.bushflash.com/right.html

Peace.

www.missionnotaccomplished.us - How ever long it takes, the day must come when tens of millions of caring individuals peacefully but persistently defy the dictator, deny the corporatists their cash flow, and halt the evil being done in Iraq and in all the other places the Bu$h neoconster regime is destroying civilization and the environment in the name of "America."

[AuntieM1957]

43. He's not earned my respect.

And I'm not inclined to "give" him respect.

So, no, I would not stand. Neither would I run.

I might turn my back to him, though.

[ObaMania]

44. F no.

And I would probably say every bad thing about him that comes to mind to whomever was around me. In an audible tone too!

[Just Me]

45. Honestly, if that bastard walked into my room, I'd,...

,...club him,...then, restrain him to the closest padded room. I have no confusion about "the office" versus "the man". He is fucking crazy!!!!

[Sapphire Blue]

47. Stand up, turn my back & give him a one-fingered salute

[wildwww2]

48. I`d walk out as soon as his maggot ridden ass walked in.

I don`t like to puke inside a building if I can help it.
Peace
Wildman
Al Gore is My President

[wovenpaint]

49. I'd show him my pen :^)

then I'd stand up and run screaming from the building :hi:

[ScamUSA.Com]

50. I'd stand up and reach to shake his hand

then when he was within ear shot I'd ask him if he was really evil or just stupid.

I was going through my old photos and found some I took of Bush 41... wow back then I had NO IDEA how low the office of the presidency would go, but they were definitely already up to their tricks back then.

[Son of California]

51. I would sit and smile

and if he looked at me weird, I would flip him off...remember, he's not REALLY the president, so sitting would not be offending the office of president.

[OneBlueSky]

52. yes . . . but like many others, only to walk out . . .

hell, I can't watch the guy on television for more than five seconds . . . being in the same room with him could make me physically ill . . . I'd just leave . . .

[MODemocrat]

53. I would stand up only if it were mandatory

George W. has not earned my respect, for I see him as a bully, and a big feeling-arrogant piece of work. This country does not have a real President right now. He might be likable to have a beer with, but since I don't care for beer, I have no reason to like him.

[Rabrrrrrr]

57. if it were mandatory, I would most definitely NOT stand up!

Fuck that bullshit! Wouldn't surprise if the asshole DOES make it mandatory...

but I would definitely not follow such unconstitutional and unethical orders.

[Donailin]

54. FUCK

NO.

But I would tell him to sit the fuck down, and shut the hell up.

[OrlandoGator]

55. Turn my back.

That's what any self-respecting American should do in his presence.

[Rabrrrrrr]

58. No, unless it was a courtroom and the asshole was finally getting his due.

Then I would stand and applaud.

I would also stand if that meant that, somehow, I was no longer blocking the bushel of feces that someone had hurled at him. I'm not sure how that would work, but, if so, then yeah, I'd stand.

[wli]

59. I'd walk out of the room

He is for the FBI and other law enforcement to deal with. I have nothing to do with him and want nothing to do with him.

[oasis]

61. Hell no, I pay his damn salary. He is supposed to be working for me.

:kick: Get back to where you once belonged Chimpyboy.

[demgurl]

62. No, I would not.

That man (and I use the term loosely) has shown no respect for my country or the office for which he inhabits. He is a coward who will not even allow people who disagree with him to attend his rallies. I will not show respect for such an excuse for a human being. He takes up my oxygen and that is bad enough for me.

[Maru Kitteh]

65. Yes, I would stand when he came in the room

Then I would turn around, drop trou and salute him with whatever beans I might have cooking at the time.

[Straight Shooter]

66. I would not stand. He would get the same respect he shows our troops.

That is to say, zero.