Dubya's 50 greatest accomplishments

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April 6th, 2004, 11:30 AM
Zil

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Originally Posted by techs

We covered this previously. Links were provided.
btw what books on the terrorist situation/current events have you read?
The Bush campaign seems to be based on:
1)Incredibily short memories
2)Innuedo
3)Blind patriotism
4)Shouting down its critics.
I am not saying that their ultimate aims are the same but isn't that what fascist countries do?

Again, you post more bullcrap.

I see no links from you on your information ANYWHERE IN THIS THREAD. And I haven't read these books for the same reason I'm sure you don't read anything by Rush Limbaugh or Bill O'Reily. *edit* See also that I didn't post your Richard Clarke post because I haven't read the book. *edit*

You are the one with the credibility problem. We have shot down other posts of your "data" and yet you still think that you can post whatever comes to your mind with no accountability.

Why do we shout you down? Because you post bullcrap. Keep shoveling.
April 6th, 2004, 11:33 AM
Ya_know

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Originally Posted by JaxSon

Who is being persecuted or being denied equality in the U.S.? Are you?

Oh damn. Here come all the remarks about Gays wanting to be married...

Far as I am concerned, Gays already have the same rights we do. However they want us to make it legal for them to break laws and dishonor tradition...
April 6th, 2004, 12:14 PM
opiate

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Originally Posted by Ya_know

Oh damn. Here come all the remarks about Gays wanting to be married...

Far as I am concerned, Gays already have the same rights we do. However they want us to make it legal for them to break laws and dishonor tradition...

Yep!
April 6th, 2004, 12:18 PM
Cleetus

Dishonor tradition?

You have got to be ****ting me
April 6th, 2004, 12:22 PM
opiate

Did you all realize that the original thread starter Webhead, copied his 50 reasons from this website....http://www.ejectbush.com/no_brain.html

WebHead, why do we need to find a reason? You obviously don't have any of your own reasons to back anything up...you just plagiarized your whole point.

This is a perfect example of why Bush has a somewhat bad rep. Because liberals are so gulible they will believe anything negative about a political figure....and then pretend they can back it up. http://www.ejectbush.com/no_brain.html
April 6th, 2004, 12:24 PM
Ya_know

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Originally Posted by Cleetus

Dishonor tradition?

You have got to be ****ting me

No way man, you're my favorite turd... :butt:
April 6th, 2004, 12:26 PM
Cleetus

Yeah, but on the flip side, I never have been able to figure out why so many Rep's have been so quick to say that Bush is so honest and moral? I just haven't seen it, and can't figure out where the hell they get that notion.
April 6th, 2004, 12:28 PM
jitBob

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Originally Posted by Cleetus

Yeah, but on the flip side, I never have been able to figure out why so many Rep's have been so quick to say that Bush is so honest and moral? I just haven't seen it, and can't figure out where the hell they get that notion.

He says he's gonna execute ya, by God he's gonna execute ya.
April 6th, 2004, 01:38 PM
JaxSon

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Originally Posted by opiate

Did you all realize that the original thread starter Webhead, copied his 50 reasons from this website....http://www.ejectbush.com/no_brain.html

WebHead, why do we need to find a reason? You obviously don't have any of your own reasons to back anything up...you just plagiarized your whole point.

This is a perfect example of why Bush has a somewhat bad rep. Because liberals are so gulible they will believe anything negative about a political figure....and then pretend they can back it up. http://www.ejectbush.com/no_brain.html

Good find! :thumbs2:

Concerning the gay thing, Clinton had the right idea. "Don't Ask, Don't Tell!" In other words, I don't wanna hear about it...keep it to yourself. But then don't turn around and prounce around with your wannabe opposite sex and demand the right to a legal marriage and wear a wedding band. What a joke! Again, keep it to yourself...go back into the closet. I do not believe that we need a Constitutional amendment to ban gay marriages however.

Cletus, yes marriage's tradition seems to be that 50% end up in divorce. But the good part is that 50% also end up in good, happy marriages...well, at least not divorced. ;)
April 6th, 2004, 02:05 PM
ilovetheusers

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Originally Posted by Cleetus

Yeah, but on the flip side, I never have been able to figure out why so many Rep's have been so quick to say that Bush is so honest and moral? I just haven't seen it, and can't figure out where the hell they get that notion.

He's a die hard christian and his moral conservative politics show it, that's one reason he's loved and the moral thing. Right now a large # of republicans are conservative Christians. The republican party ain't Teddy's party anymore.

I haven't head people tout him as honest but as having integrity. I.E. sticking with things he says he's going to do. I though he was going to cut Govt. spending while he was running but that didn't happen. I think that they are reffering to sticking with the gulf war and fighting terrorism in an active way rather than cave to pressure to stop. I'm not sure of this one either.
April 6th, 2004, 02:10 PM
JaxSon

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Originally Posted by Cleetus

Yeah, but on the flip side, I never have been able to figure out why so many Rep's have been so quick to say that Bush is so honest and moral? I just haven't seen it, and can't figure out where the hell they get that notion.

He's just a nice, viable alternative to what we've had the previous 8 years.
April 6th, 2004, 10:44 PM
Wayward Clam

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Originally Posted by JaxSon

He's just a nice, viable alternative to what we've had the previous 8 years.

:grin:
April 6th, 2004, 11:28 PM
Commander Klarg

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Originally Posted by ilovetheusers

He's a die hard christian and his moral conservative politics show it, that's one reason he's loved and the moral thing.

I can't count the amount of idiots that I know personally that plan on voting for him based solely upon those "qualities". They don't agree with him on many other issues, but by God he's a moral Christian! :rolleyes:
April 7th, 2004, 02:42 AM
NooNoo

Tomas de Torquemada was also a moral christian!
April 7th, 2004, 09:08 AM
Commander Klarg

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Originally Posted by NooNoo

Tomas de Torquemada was also a moral christian!

Had to look him up; eeewwww. :eek:
April 7th, 2004, 10:12 AM
Major Kong

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Originally Posted by NooNoo

Tomas de Torquemada was also a moral christian!

The biggest problem with Torquemada was you couldn't Torquemada of anything. :D ;)
April 7th, 2004, 10:22 AM
techs

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Originally Posted by Zil

Again, you post more bullcrap.

I see no links from you on your information ANYWHERE IN THIS THREAD. And I haven't read these books for the same reason I'm sure you don't read anything by Rush Limbaugh or Bill O'Reily. *edit* See also that I didn't post your Richard Clarke post because I haven't read the book. *edit*

You are the one with the credibility problem. We have shot down other posts of your "data" and yet you still think that you can post whatever comes to your mind with no accountability.

Why do we shout you down? Because you post bullcrap. Keep shoveling.

Read both of Rushes books. I read some of O'reillys no to mention George Will, William Safire etc, etc. I read 2-3 books a week. I read books from all political spectrums. Which is probably why most people who are used to sound bites and tv news reports can't understand what I am saying. Or to put it in other words "If I didn't hear it on Fox it ain't true".
The new political landscape in America is to woo the uninformed.
April 7th, 2004, 10:24 AM
Cleetus

I tried to read Anne Coulters book about McCarthy. Put it down after 3 chapters, some of the worst writing evar.

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