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serryjw Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Sep-07-06 12:42 AM
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The RW rabid cousin.....AGAIN!
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NONE of you have one clue what freedoms we hold sacred. You love that we fight for bushit as long as it's not your kids that are dying. Does any republican read anything of value?
http://www.zogby.com/news/ReadNews.dbm?ID=1169


You make a key error in your premise. I don't ever wonder why Democrats hate Republicans. Small, narrow minds tend to hate many things. What the poll doesn't reflect is that most Republicans hold their views as a matter of believing in their hearts and minds that the underlying decisions were made essentially in the best interests of our country. In contrast, most Democrats' views basically just reflect their lemming-like adherence to the doctrine of opposing anything Bush or the Republicans do (including even any good news on almost any front on the assumption that it's good for the Republicans). Therein lies the fundamental difference between the parties and their respective approaches to reasoning. Given a brain and a choice, I'd always choose the former

Nice try. We, supposedly, went into Iraq to 'find' WMD, Well! It should have been no surprise that Saddem had them ONCE, WE GAVE THEM TO HIM! The problem was that everyone has said for almost a decade that WE FOUND them all. Scott Ritter, David Kay & Charles Duelfer, Hans Blix ( to name a few) told the world there were no WMD. Everything was found by the inspectors after 1st Gulf War
We NEVER went into Iraq to overthrow Saddam, to 'liberate' Iraq or 'bring democracy to the country'. It would never have been approved by Congress.....ESPECIALLY for the hundreds of billions ( and counting) .The only reason WHY it was is because you have Powell & Cheney lying that we will have a US nuclear attack if we don't go into Iraq.
To link is Iraq( Saddam) to 9-11 is a bold face lie and everyone knows that is total bushit.
Democrats are tired of people not willing to accept the truth that their government lied to them to invade Iraq and get it's oil...SO WE can continue OUR way of life. ( the BEST interest of US??)IF you can sleep at night knowing you deliberately killed 1000's of innocent Iraqis, I have no idea who you are. We are embarrassed to call you American or a Patriot.
The Iran crisis is equally bushit. WE gave Iran their nuclear program....NOW we want them to NOT enrich uranium???


You are truly an embarrassing, self-hating American. It's really pathetic, and I feel sorry for everyone of your ilk. The real tragedy is that your misguided, if not willful ignorance if ever the basis of our policy will not only hurt your crowd (which would be your just desserts), but all Americans. It's a shame.

THE END!!


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roguevalley Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Sep-07-06 12:50 AM
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1. punk can only call you names. what a loser. sounds just like my
uncle vern. :) Uncle Veerrrrrrrrnnnnnnnnn. He's a nazi. I feel your pain. ;)
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Swamp Rat Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Sep-07-06 12:51 AM
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2. "Small, narrow minds tend to hate many things."
:rofl:

"Given a brain and a choice, I'd always choose the former." ... OH THE IRONY!!!!! :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:



Next time just offer the small-minded, self-hating American coward a ride to the recruiter. :D
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serryjw Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Sep-07-06 12:54 AM
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3. He's 58
BUT he never served nor his 2 sons
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Swamp Rat Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Sep-07-06 12:56 AM
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4. Whoa!!!
His writing reminds me of a teenager! :wow:



Nevertheless, offer him a ride to the recruiter, and tell him if he loves his country he will send his children to Iraq too.

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DeSwiss Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Sep-07-06 01:11 AM
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5. Fear...
The Repukes and their apologists, at the core, are a fearful. They aren't different from us in the sense that we both recognize the dangers we face, its that they are so afraid of its consequences that their only solution is one based in fear while ours is based upon self-preservation. Self-preservation does not require the unmitigated annihilation of everyone that disagrees with us, just the respect that we are prepared to defend ourselves and live in peace and to allow others to do likewise. But the fear overwhelms them and so their solution is to "kill them all." I've read this type of statement from them many times.

But now their biggest fear is that they've been played for a fool. Bush has told them a pack of lies that we recognized from its stench from day one. But they swallowed it whole and it is now stuck in their throats. They were led to believe that Saddam was responsible for 911 and that their sons and daughters have died and been permanently wounded and scarred for no good reason. So they are in denial that they led the cheers to war. And they, along with religious ignoramuses, acting for their own reasons -- along with the outright theft of our franchise have helped to raise madmen to power.
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NanceGreggs Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Sep-07-06 01:17 AM
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6. Do these people ever LISTEN to their own babble?
"... most Republicans hold their views as a matter of believing in their hearts and minds that the underlying decisions were made essentially in the best interests of our country."

The problem is that when the outcome of those decisions is a failing economy, outsourcing of jobs, a never-ending war that is only accomplishing death and destruction, a foreign policy that has resulted in an upsurge in violent acts of terrorism world-wide, plunging the country into debt, and continuing loss of the very freedoms we once stood for, these people continue to believe that those decisions were 'made in the best interests of the country'.

Talk about "lemming-like adherence to the doctrine" ...
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yewberry Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Sep-07-06 01:22 AM
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7. Your cousin has an extremely short memory.
"I don't ever wonder why Democrats hate Republicans. Small, narrow minds tend to hate many things. "

We don't hate real Republicans. We hate that, for years, we have been referred to as traitors and much worse by this administration and its mouthpieces for nothing more than having a different opinion or for living in a state they couldn't win (or didn't you hear all the awful shit they said about people from MA?) And please, don't talk to us about small-minded hate while you all have Coulter and Hannity passing out eternal damnation to every Democrat as though it were candy.


"{M}ost Republicans hold their views as a matter of believing in their hearts and minds that the underlying decisions were made essentially in the best interests of our country. In contrast, most Democrats' views basically just reflect their lemming-like adherence to the doctrine of opposing anything Bush or the Republicans do (including even any good news on almost any front on the assumption that it's good for the Republicans). Therein lies the fundamental difference between the parties and their respective approaches to reasoning."

Oh, really? Is that how Republicans think? Did this idiot forget the Clinton years and the incredible division that the Republicans created during that time? Or is he one of those people who thinks that Clinton really did murder Vince Foster and that Clinton's attempts to combat terrorism then were a case of "wagging the dog?"

BTW, it's "just deserts," not "desserts." Tell your cousin to pick up a book (preferably not one of Coulter's.) Dumbass.
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tenshi816 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Sep-07-06 02:33 AM
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8. Oh Lord.
This jumps out at me: "most Republicans hold their views as a matter of believing in their hearts and minds that the underlying decisions were made essentially in the best interests of our country."

Just because Republicans believe something doesn't mean it's right or true.
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