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Rockn'deano wrote:Sure is easy to armchair quarterback. By all means, if you have something so much more intelligent to say, let's hear it.


Zan wrote:And using "Froy started it" as an excuse is laughable because nobody here takes anything he says seriously. [/color][/b]

O come on, Zan. Much like I am associated with the Journey board, froy is linked to the Styx Board.
Your boy meant "Styx board's very own" not your personal boy, dummy
DarrenUK wrote:I wonder if he will give the richest 1% another tax break this year as they must be really struggling to pay these gas prices......... maybe he will cut the veteran's pay to pay for it again ?
styxfanNH wrote:Do you really think if Gore was elected in 2000 that he would have put any money into the Defense of this country or do you think he would have said to Bin Laden not to do it again.
You can call our President all the names you want, but it is all of our best interests that he is successfull.
Rockn'deano wrote:No offence here Zan, but TNC, froy, Monker, Lordoftherings and myself, all weighed in and debated facts and issues.
Whoever wrote:You can call our President all the names you want, but it is all of our best interests that he is successfull.

Monker wrote:I think any other president would have went after Bin Laden in AFGHANISTAN. I doubt any other President without the last name of "Bush" would have attacked Iraq.
The_Noble_Cause wrote:Monker wrote:I think any other president would have went after Bin Laden in AFGHANISTAN. I doubt any other President without the last name of "Bush" would have attacked Iraq.
Jon McCain has repeatedly expressed his desire to stay in Iraq. You just said you would vote for the guy. How can you be anti-Iraq war and then turn around and say you would proudly vote for this war's most hawkish proponent?
Care to reconcile the two?
Monker wrote:The fact is *I* would trust McCain to do the right thing in Iraq more then any Democrat's name being tossed around.
He can't win the nomination without neo-conservative support. I am sure he knows that from the last time around.
The_Noble_Cause wrote:Monker wrote:The fact is *I* would trust McCain to do the right thing in Iraq more then any Democrat's name being tossed around.
Haha. mcCain is really a Democrat in a rich GOP suite. He had to pick GOP in AZ to win.At least there's a chance a Dem would bring the troops home.
I hope not. That would be the worst possible scenario. Cut and run. Were we right to go in the first place? No. Does it make it right to bail out? Even worse..McCain has already explicitly said that he would keep the troops there and in fact, would add many more.
I agree. We should.Is that what you want?
More innocent blood on Uncle Sam's white satin gloved hands?
You're one sick pup.
Did Journey's "Out of Harms Way" teach you nothing, you belligerent war-mongering bastard?He can't win the nomination without neo-conservative support. I am sure he knows that from the last time around.
The blood is on Bush's hands. He has to live with it. So does Wolfowitz, Cheney and Rumsfeld.
Outside of a close-knit cabal comprised of Rummy, Wolfowitz, Cheney and Rice, there is no NEO-Conservative vote. There is no NEO-con constituency that needs to be catered to in order to carry an election, have you lost your mind?

Rockn'deano wrote: Haha. mcCain is really a Democrat in a rich GOP suite. He had to pick GOP in AZ to win.
Rockn'deano wrote: That would be the worst possible scenario. Cut and run. Were we right to go in the first place? No. Does it make it right to bail out?
Rockn'deano wrote:Even worse..
I agree. We should.
The blood is on Bush's hands. He has to live with it. So does Wolfowitz, Cheney and Rumsfeld.

Rockn'deano wrote:Whoever wrote:You can call our President all the names you want, but it is all of our best interests that he is successfull.
Not really.
The United States is constructed in a way where there are provisions and a limited built in protection to prevent all clear wipe outs of a selected people. In other words, it will take some time for W to wipe out all the blacks and other minorities, try as he might.
Having said that, If "President Bush" is successful, how does that help me? I want the fucker to fail so miserably and fall on his face so that Americans never even think twice about voting for a republican or a guy named Bush. Remember, there is another in line. let's hope W messed it up so bad, Jeb never sees the light of day.
AnnieOprah wrote:That statement is the problem with politics. You want Bush to fail so Americans will not vote for a Republican. But the problem is that if Bush fails, America fails.
AnnieOprah wrote:So, why would you wish ill will on your country?
AnnieOprah wrote:If Bush fails, then more deaths occur and America's place in the world becomes worse than it already is.
AnnieOprah wrote:Wouldn't you rather America succeed, and you let the people's will dictate who will be their next leader?
The_Noble_Cause wrote:At least there's a chance a Dem would bring the troops home.
McCain has already explicitly said that he would keep the troops there and in fact, would add many more.
Is that what you want?
More innocent blood on Uncle Sam's white satin gloved hands?
You're one sick pup.
Did Journey's "Out of Harms Way" teach you nothing, you belligerent war-mongering bastard?
Outside of a close-knit cabal comprised of Rummy, Wolfowitz, Cheney and Rice, there is no NEO-Conservative vote. There is no NEO-con constituency that needs to be catered to in order to carry an election, have you lost your mind?
Monker wrote:Bringing the troups home now without a complete victory is WRONG.
Monker wrote:IMO, it's a war that should never have happened...But, since it DID HAPPEN, we MUST follow through with what we said we would do
Monker wrote:or the region will be even more destabilized.
The_Noble_Cause wrote:McCain has already explicitly said that he would keep the troops there and in fact, would add many more.
Is that what you want?Monker wrote:Quite frankly, I don't think there is any choice.
That's what we got ourselves into. That is what the American people supported when they reelected Bush.
If to get a stable democracy in Iraq, we have to send our entire army and all of our marines over there and have an armed machine gun ever ten feet or so, then that is what we should do.
Bush fucked up the war from the start. Somebody has to clean it up, and the economy, and everything else Bush's Medusa like face gazed at.
You have to be a right-wing, pro-military, bible thumping, anti-abortion, conservative in order to be nominated by the Republican party.
The very IDEA that McCain was pro-choice, and not supported by the Christian right, lost him the nomination last time.
And, I definitely think McCain can kick HR Clinton's ass. I doubt it would even be close.
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