Bush did it! 9-11

[SirMystiq]

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Personally, I love this country. Just because im not kissing Bush\'s ass doesn\'t mean I don\'t. I just don\'t like pretending and thinking that this country rules all, b/c it doesn\'t. I also don\'t like people that think, just because this is U.S. other countries should do what we do.  That and I have some white nerdy, X-files loving friends, don\'t take it personally, but they bring books about things like this. In one of the books, I read (YES I READ!!) about how mostly all the countries that hate the U.S. hate it, well because U.S. tries to play the role of the good guys to much.

One of the richest powerful countries happens to have the stupiest president ever and imperialistic policies trying to forward them through law-like pathways and lies.
One of the most powerfull countries which is not telling the complete truth to its citizens and cover up their true motives through diplomacy, moral-sounding and nationalistical speeches.

[SirMystiq]

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I TOTALLY AGREE WITH YOU. That\'s exactly what I think, except, you\'re smarter and made it sound more better.

Originally posted by Ace
Just curious where you guys learn to hate America. Is it the schools?

Ace

The stuff taught in schools, at least around here, is pretty damn patriotic.  Some people just take a look at the stuff happening, and decide for themselves that it\'s bad.

Basically, what it comes down to is when you rule a country the size of America, you\'re gonna piss someone out there off no matter what you do.  Do I agree with what the current government is doing?  No, not at all.  But if the government were the way I wanted it, it would piss off plenty of other people.  No matter what you do, someone is complaining.

I agree that there will never be one hundred percent agreement.

What I do not understand is the ease and willingness not to believe our Commander-in-Chief over a psychotic dictator.

Ace

Originally posted by Ace
I agree that there will never be one hundred percent agreement.

What I do not understand is the ease and willingness not to believe our Commander-in-Chief over a psychotic dictator.

Ace

And who told u your  Commander-in-Chief  is any better than he is.

BTW:I thought there was dictatorship in Turkey too.:rolleyes:.Oops also forgot Israel

Give me just one instance when my President has used chemical weapons against US citizens.

Ace

[SirMystiq]

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YOU DID IT AGAIN!!!

WORD.

[SirMystiq]

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That was meant to unicorns post.

Now to A\'s question: NEVER!

But, what business does the U.S. have in their problems?

Originally posted by Ace
Give me just one instance when my President has used chemical weapons against US citizens.

Ace

Ofcourse u are the US citizen.Doing it for non-US residents is ok.

SirMystiq, I know that wasn\'t meant for me.

Ace

OK then, what country have we used chemical weapons on in the past?

Ace

[SirMystiq]

Originally posted by Ace
SirMystiq, I know that wasn\'t meant for me.

Ace

You\'re still cool though.

Originally posted by Ace
I agree that there will never be one hundred percent agreement.

What I do not understand is the ease and willingness not to believe our Commander-in-Chief over a psychotic dictator.

Ace

Personally, my belief that Iraq does not have weapons of mass destruction does not stem from the words of Saddam.  It\'s not a question of trusting him more.

Where is the info that makes you believe this?

Ace