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Silent H Member (Idle past 5841 days) Posts: 7405 From: satellite of love Joined: |
[QUOTE] by zipzip+++++
I think it is pretty clear that politicians in the US were using the ends justifies the means mentality to fight Communism. Bad men were allowed to remain in power to stem the tide of what was considered the greater evil -- expansionist Communism and possible Communist takeover of the entire world, including the West. Although I may not agree with the methods, I do agree with the aims. +++++ Thank you for reiterating my point. We are in complete agreement. It is not the aim, but having adapted the methods of bad men which have made our foreign policy practices inhumane.
[QUOTE] by zipzip+++++Part of our problem in the prisons is that those people are in prison because they deserve to be there. In China you are probably there for some other reason. We have a lot of very free people in this country who are unfortunately free to do bad things and hurt other people. +++++ I see, people imprisoned in other countries have been wrongfully imprisoned, while people imprisoned in the US deserve it. And the reason why we have so many more bad people than any other country is because we are so free. I guess then we should remove our freedoms, so we'd have better people, and need less jails. Or is it that we should be happy having more and more of our people in prison to show how truly free we are? Your statement has to be one of the biggest apologies for nationalistic fascism I ever heard. In reality, our "problem" is that the US uses the justice system to enforce social norms, rather than strictly violent crimes or crimes with victims. And this trend is getting worse. Nonviolent persons who commit victimless crimes make up a large percentage of the prison population. Mostly drugs. Without our "war on drugs" and a few other normative based laws, we would not be where we are today. I know some argue that drug use is not victimless. All I can say is: Prohibition. Once we stopped punishing people for violating social norms the US became less violent, less imprisoned, and more free. But maybe you are right... I can't wait to see how free we get when Ashcroft starts his war on porn, and cigarettes and fatty foods are treated like drugs.
[QUOTE] by zipzip+++++As far as your argument for Europe. Don't get me wrong, I have been to Europe recently and have a number of European friends that I have deep affection for. But by and large, Europeans are dissipated, work 30 h weeks (if you have ever had to work on a European timetable, you start to wonder how anything ever gets done -- these guys are lazy), pay incredibly high taxes (70%) to live in a coddling, stifling socialist network and allow the US to take the brunt of enforcement of UN resolutions when there are any. I do not see how Europe has been a lone champion of human rights in any way. +++++ That's right, first you say more prisons equals freedom, and now you say more work equals freedom. Just because Europeans can actually make a living and raise a family and enjoy their lives and only HAVE to work 30some hours a week... that makes people lazy? Uhhhhhhh... things do get done over there, no matter your incredulity at that fact. As a bonus they get to spend more time with their family (if they want to) or work on personal projects. Oh the horror. They pay such incredibly high taxes that.... what? Other than a high percentage, explain how that effects their livelihoods? Most European countries have living standards equivalent to the US. Scandinavian countries (which are the most socialist) have HIGHER standards of living, and much less poverty. That is unlike here where we have such low taxes, but have to pay for medical insurance (and the sky high medical bills that the insurance companies refuse to pay), and education, and get little to no family leave, and no unemployment if we get laid off. Then again only lazy bums aren't working their asses off 80 hours a week at two jobs and deserve to be in poverty, right? I'll take "coddling, yet stifling" over "negligent, yet imprisoning" any day of the week. And I love that last point. Europe lets the US take the brunt of enforcing UN resolutions? How about some context on that? The US pushes through resolutions that it alone wants and demands everyone else comply. When the rest of the world demands resolutions, the US shoots them down, or allows its friends to slide on them. No country on the face of this planet has been the lone champion of human rights, especially the US. We may have attacked a lot of people using the pretext of human rights, but that is something completely different. We also have one of the largets economies (and militaries) so we CAN put more on the table. I'd love to see a percentage breakdown based on size. Anyone?
[QUOTE] by zipzip +++++As far as the discussion topic of this thread goes -- it is a joke to hear Germany warn about the path to war -- c'mon, you are still smarting from giving the world Hitler. And France -- c'mon, the last time you were in this position, you let the Nazi war machine roll right over you unimpeded. Maybe we shouldn't go to war, but I would prefer that the histrionics not come from our European friends, who have a historical knack for screwing things up. +++++ The past is THE PAST. Start living in this millenium. Or if you want to bring history into it, how about our running roughshod over the native americans and trampling the human rights of blacks and women. Looks like we have a historical knack for butchery, inhumanity, and ignoring the soveriegnty of other nations. Hmmmmm, in fact the French supported our founding fathers and prevented us from being conquered (or retaken) by the British. Come to think of it they freed their slaves before we did. But that's if you must keep looking backward rather than keeping your eye on the present.
[QUOTE] by zipzip +++++As far as Israeli human rights...what exactly would you do different? The Arab world is rabidly anti-Semitic, period. These two groups cannot live together and never will, and I see no way out except isolation of the two groups. Obviously suicide bombings need to stop --these are murder and an act of war. If Canada started sending suicide bombers across the border, the border would be closed and/or we would go to war. I realize that the occupied territories are not Canada, but there is not good analogy because the PA is a demonstrably corrupt organization that funds terrorism against Israel. +++++ Wow, you got me on that one. I started by writing what I thought was a well reasoned argument which included: 1) observations of how the US handled similar situations in India-Pakistan and how we treated Milosevic when he handled Islamic terrorist organizations the same way Sharon has, 2) demonstrations of how corrupt Sharon's machine is, with his ties to terrorist groups (including the assassination of an Isreali Prime minister), his oft spoken policy of expansion and revenge for anyone trying to stop it, and his censure by both the UN and the Isreali government, 3) the possibility of defusing the popularity Islamic fundamentalist groups have by removing reasons for the general public to side with them, including ending the occupation and expansion of Isreali settlements as well as restoring basic human living conditions to the Palestinians, 4) creating networked law enforcment agencies to seek out terrorist groups on both sides and remove the revenge policy of Sharon. But you know I just couldn't get over your point about the Arabs and Jews never being able to live next to each other, especially those rabidly anti-Semitic Arabs. You know they will never rest until the Jews are dead. And how can you keep them separate permanently? That's when it hit me. The solution to all of the problems we've been talking about (from prison to palestine). 1) We reduce prison populations in the US by sending all the blacks and mexicans currently in jail over to Europe where they'll be better accepted than they are here and get to take drugs (in Holland) while getting to be lazy like they always want to be, period. 2) Then we send any Jewish prisoners over to Isreal to help defend their homeland of Zion. 3) Then we execute any arab prisoners we have... just to be safe. 4) Then we can send the orientals back to China so they can either liberate it or end up in prison where we can feel sorry for them and know it must be unjust (unlike how they got jailed here). 4) That'll leave the wops and krauts and frogs and limeys and other whitish prisoners we have, but that's okay because it'll be much less crowded now and they deserve it anyway (especially those wops who you know are in the mafia). 5) Once that is done we encourage to leave or actively deport the rest of the Jews to help defend Isreal by conquering the Arabs once and for all. That last point is a total win-win situation. If the Zionist-Islamic war triggers the apocalypse, well that speaks for itself. If it doesn't, then they'll definitely win with the backing of the US, and that means we don't have to worry about the MidEast anymore. As an added bonus it will give the Jews their own country and free us from their porn producing, money-hording tendencies. I mean that's fine for them, I'm not anti-semitic or anything, but we don't need that messing up our culture, and you know that's how they are, period. Yeah, what a plan. No wait... It's pretty ignorant isn't it? Ya know one thing that sucked worse than the French "rolling over" to the Nazi war machine? It was the germans who "rolled over" intellectually and bought all the fascist propaganda about people deserving to be in prison if they were in prison, that freedoms needed to be limited to make people better, that only lazy people didn't work a lot, that other countries deserved to be invaded for national security, and that whole groups of people needed to be eliminated (or segregated and dealt with harshly) because they would always hate and attack the german people. period. holmes {Shortened long lines of +'s (STOP IT HOLMES!), to restore page width to normal (ps - for some reason, trying to edit this message kept locking up Mozella - I had to go back to IE) - Adminnemooseus} [This message has been edited by Adminnemooseus, 02-07-2003]
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edge Member (Idle past 1727 days) Posts: 4696 From: Colorado, USA Joined: |
quote: Let's just say that I expect some very creative explanations in the next few weeks...
quote: It shouldn't be too hard to weaponize in the hands of a top creation scientist.
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wj Inactive Member |
They'll need to develop a deliver system because at the moment the GUToB don't fly.
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edge Member (Idle past 1727 days) Posts: 4696 From: Colorado, USA Joined: |
quote: Maybe that's what those modified Mirage fighters with the tanks and spray systems were all about. I had thought they were some new crop dusting technique, but they might be for spreading fertilizer, now that you mention it.
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zipzip Inactive Member |
Geez...you seem to have a problem with our criminal justice system. Few people are in prison for breaking laws they did not know existed. Everybody knows that it is illegal to steal someone else's car, but there are a lot of people in prison for that crime. The fact that they may be disproportionately minorities does not change that. Should we make grand theft auto a misdemeanor or perhaps not a crime at all?
As far as the drug war, the problem has really been protection of the populace. As a physician, I am keenly aware that most banned substances are potentially deadly and/or extremely addictive. opiods -- ever had to drain an abcess from a heroin abuser who was so addicted heroin was the only thing in his life he gave a damn about? Who would do semi-surgical procedures on himself to get a hit? Have mercy -- heroin destroys life completely. It is the saddest thing I have ever seen and there is no safe recreational form, period. cocaine-- cardiac arrest, anyone? This is idiosyncratic and nobody can be informed enough of the risks to make it acceptable. It kills and I for one do not want to have to spend another 1000 hours doing CPR on another 1000 dead kids (it hurts to think of these people because it is such a $%#& waste). pot -- who knows what pot does, but it does have some long term neurolgical sequelae that young kids cannot be informed adequately about. It also makes sherm (pot+formaldehyde) which has produced some of the most messed-up, psychotic, and destroyed kids I have ever seen. A recent study shows that kids who smoke pot are at much increased risk of moving on to more deadly drugs. Pot is not a safe drug...move on. MDMA/ecstasy -- who knows how many cases of HIV this has led to, deaths from hyperthermia, etc. Also long term neurological sequelae likely. Of course it encourages the use of banned substances that are more likely to kill immediately. GABA derivatives -- psychosis inducing. Drug users should not be in jail. But as far as I am concerned, having seen what they do, drug pushers should be put to death. I hate what they do with a passion that knows no bounds. Now, as far as Europe...have your own opinions. But Arab countries know only strength and weakness, and they despise weakness and will take advantage of it. [This message has been edited by zipzip, 02-07-2003]
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Silent H Member (Idle past 5841 days) Posts: 7405 From: satellite of love Joined: |
Zipzip, you may be a great physician, and I do not dispute the horrors of drug addiction you just pointed out, but your fearmongering and slippery-slope arguments regarding general usage of some of them (most notably mdma and pot) are, well... just that.
I would note that you left out the effects of general usage and addiction to alcohol, nicotine, and caffeine. All are currently legal though the first two have been considered gateway drugs, and alcohol itself was the target of the first war on drugs. The US feared that alcohol would weaken america, using all the fearmongering and slipperyslope arguments you just used for currently illegal drugs, and so made it illegal. The result was a worsening of the problem for those with alcohol addictions, and the creation of new and violent problems for the rest of society. In fact, prohibition created "pushers" of alcohol back then, that people wanted to see just as dead as you want to see the manufactered "pushers" of today. Eventually the regulation of social norms regarding alcohol were found to be a failure. End of prohibition. However, after 30 some odd years we went right back to prohibition like a junkie to a needle. Now it's these new drugs that are a threat to our strength and will weaken our standing in the world if we let people use them. Let's have a WAR ON DRUGS! Come to think of it let's have a WAR against anything we don't like. Anything that poses a threat to our strength. Like say Iraq. There is a threat to our country. What are we told are the only options? Attack or do nothing. North Korea poses the same problems as Iraq, and the threat they pose is more imminent, only they are much stronger than Iraq so the US will not attack them unless forced to. Yeah, I'm starting to see a pattern here, are you? Faced with difficult issues, the US has historically posed them as threats to our strength, or abhorred them as a sign of an acceptance of weakness on our part, and limited our options of response to War or Nothing. If our opponent is strong then we give in, unless pushed by utter necessity. If they are weak we take advantage and crush them. Are we the United States of Arabia? The fact you fail to recognize is that ALL GOVERNMENTS and ALL CULTURES tend to respect strength and fear weakness. They may not worship their military strength like the US and most of the "Arab World" (including Israel), but respecting strength and fearing weakness is part of the human experience. Why do you think fascist states with agendas to go to war use that characterization of their enemies? It's truth about the "other guy", blinds them to their own similar faults, and makes their enemy look like they deserve what they will get... even mandating the fascist state STRIKE FIRST! Those dirty bastards making us strike first so we don't seem weak, why can't they see reason like us? I mean everything you just said about the Arabic world, it's the same reasoning Bush has used for why we should go to war with Iraq and not go to war with N Korea. As far as the criminal justice system, I would have no problem if that IS what it was. Currently we have a prison industry, which is a whole different matter. Because it is industry it demands that we have criminals to put in them, and so badguys to label criminals. We are getting so careless with throwing around the label "criminal" that it is down to being a punishment for social norms. Clearly victimless crimes like gambling, prostitution, and drug use are not the same thing as Grand Theft Auto, so why you brought that up I have no clue. The large percentage of our prison populations are not people who have committed violent, or "victimful" crimes like Grand Theft Auto. The reason we have more people imprisoned in this country than any other country (except one or two?, is because we have a war on drugs (and other victimless crimes) and go after users and pushers alike (and guess who goes to jail more?). The people of America are not more "bad" than people of other countries because they are more free. The people of America are less free because they have decided to criminalize social minorities and label them "bad", where other countries have not. BTW, which FACTS regarding Europe were opinion: that they get work done despite working less, that they get to spend more time with their families and on personal projects because they work less, that they enjoy a higher standard of living and less general poverty than in the US, that they are more free from worries regarding medical expenses/education/unemployment than people in the US, that 70% tax rates are a false bogeyman when all the other facts stated are realities? This is one of the things I hate in these forums. People make statements as if fact, then when you show that they are wrong, they suddenly say "well that's your opinion." Like everyone just has opinions on these things. If that's true then why did you say anything at all?????? Why did you waste my time with your mere opinions, which I could never refute because all we have is opinions (no matter the evidence presented)? Such reasoning makes us weak... let's have a WAR ON BAD LOGIC!!!! holmes [This message has been edited by holmes, 02-08-2003] [This message has been edited by holmes, 02-08-2003]
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derwood Member (Idle past 1897 days) Posts: 1457 Joined: |
quote: What is this supposed to imply? "making sure everybody knows"? quote: If that was what passes for "educated" in right-wing ignoramus land, than I am quite well informed indeed. I have already explained - twice - what I was listening to/watching. 'Left wing' in nature?I did not realize that "man in the street" interviews would be considered "left wing." I guess that means most Americans are "left wing"? In REALITY, the interviews I saw/heard were quite balanced. Half supported Idiot, half did not. An intelligent person could see that I was not relying upon anyone'/s impression of anything - that is why jdean had such a problem with what I wrote, I suppose. I only commented on the litany of supposed atrocities by Hussein read off by Idiot. I guess that was too much for jdean to handle or perhaps comprehend. quote:Please re-write this sentence such that it actually makes sense. I know you can do it, big guy! quote: Reference?Why, that would expose the left-wing propaganda source! It was the news. And NPR. And, yet again, I did not comment at all on any opinions anyone had. I commented on the report of Idiots list of atrocities. Here, to remind simpletons: "I did not listen to Bush's state of the union pep rally, but I listened to several commentaries and "town meeting" discussions this morning. It seems that Bush aired a laundry list of atrocities committed by Hussein and his minions."http://EvC Forum: Saddam's a bad guy, so we should.... -->EvC Forum: Saddam's a bad guy, so we should.... Emphasis mine. Moron #2 responds:
quote: Did moron #2 even read what I had written? Or regurgitate some knee-jerk bilge?quote: So, did Bush or did Bush not read off a list of supposed atrocities committed by Hussein?That was the only "fact" that I had commented on, and you, in your wealth of stupidity, ran with. The answer, of course, is yes, Bush/Idiot did read off a list of atrocities. I saw segments of the speech later. jdean/moron#2 goes off on a simpleton's crudsade premised on a simpleton's grasp of language. quote:No, you made some asinine and quite irrelevant "translations" (see my direct quotes above). Here is a hint, jdean - if you are going to try to re-write history in an attempt to make yourself not look like such a jackass, you should only do this when and if the incriminating evidence has disappeared. quote:This was all irrelevent as to whether or not Idiot mentioend a list of atrocities. I understand that this is hard for you to understand. Maybe if you follow with your pudgy fingers? quote: I can call names with the best of them. You don't impress me.
quote: How do you know it was out of context? Or is this just a standard cry fropm the intellectually outgunned conservadork?quote:LOL! This is rich - you "quoted" quotes form other people. What an idiot... quote:You presented an opinion also. Taking your lead - they were referenceless, therefore, they are just opinions. quote:Misrepresentation. An ability that the conservadork hones early in their propagandist career. quote: I don't get CNN. Foxnews is little more than a right-wing opinion ooutlet. I am typically too busy to even watch the news. I listen to the radio on my way to work, and will read some internet news now and then.Of course, I am sure that they 'addressed' it. Fact is, it was Al Qaeda that attacked us, not Iraq. Or is that just my opinion? quote:I have yet to hear of a 'retard' earning a PhD. Well, Berlinski and Wells, maybe... Why mention the racist and debunked bell curve 'theory' propogated by a conservadork? Can't think for yourself? Haven't met one who could... quote:You gave no refernce, either. Once again, all references to bell curve by jdean are just opinion. http://www.mediatransparency.org/people/charles_murray.htm quote:Wow. Astute and intellectually impressive observation. In case you hadn't noticed, for a time we had Russia nad China on board. Then came the idiotic "axis of evil" schtick, and an excuse to go after Hussein. Nowe look whats happening... quote:Typical conservadork rhetoic. Conflation of disparate comments. Inability to keep topics separate. Indicative of which side of the bell curve jdean is on, I suppose... quote: See my above warning about lying to cover your arse. Here is what REALLY happened: I mention that "axis of evil" is "B-movie claptrap." Jdean, international relations expert, retorts: "N. Korea admitting it was using the nuclear reactor it received in 1994 to research and produce nuclear war heads is part of the b-movie clap trap? Thanks Clinton, your legacy lives on!" Maybe someone - Winston perhaps - can explain to me how this relates to my commont on the idiotic "axis of evil" schtick by Bush? I reply: ""Axis of Evil" is B-movie claptrap, no matter how you cut it. Apparently, such simplistic jingoism works wonders on sycophantic myrmidonic right-wingers." The word "evil" does not appear in my response. Jdean appears to be able to lie with the best right-winges as well as engage in red herrings, misrepresentation, and conflation.Bravo! quote: And I mention that I bet you are not runnig toi the recruiters office to go fight. Another typical right-wing tendancy - the hypocrisy of being simultaneously a war-hawk and a coward.quote: What is confusing about that?quote: In REALITY, the REAL kicker is that you were too overcome with a cloud of kneejerk stupidity that you apparently were unable to even understand what I was commenting on! Amazing, but not unforeseen...quote: "Scintific"? This board is titled the "Coffee House."Its descriptor reads: "Take a break from the great debate. Put your feet up and wind down with a relaxed chat on any topic." I see nothing about 'scientific' there. I see nothing about citations and references. Though I will say that it is difficult if not impossible to have a relaxed chat with the likes of you. That is why I really should just stop feeding the troll. If you are concerned about science, maybe you should show your face in one of the actual science-related forums. Though I suspect that there are good reasons that you would not want to do this. ------------------"The analysis presented in this study unambiguously shows that chimpanzees are our closest relatives to the exclusion of other primates. This is an important point that cannot be discounted. Further, the functional genetic differences that are represented by nonsynonymous sites also show this relationship. The notion that the great apes form a functional and evolutionary grade is not supported by our analysis. Rather, humans and chimpanzees are a functional evolutionary clade." Page Not Found | University of Chicago
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nator Member (Idle past 2191 days) Posts: 12961 From: Ann Arbor Joined: |
Prostitution is a victimless crime?
Do you know how many prostitutes (and strippers) were also sexually violated as young children? Sure, in a Disney world all prostitutes are doing it out of a healthy self-esteem and free choice, but how often do you really think this is the case, even where leagal?
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Satcomm Inactive Member |
quote: Amazing! For once, I agree with Schrafinator. I think that child abuse goes hand in hand with other social disorders, as well. I'm sure one could find all sorts of childhood skeletons in the closets of people who commit murder, pedophilia, homosexuality, and abuse in general. ------------------What is intelligence without wisdom?
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Adminnemooseus Administrator Posts: 3974 Joined: |
WORTHY DISCUSSION, BUT I THINK IT'S TIME TO GET BACK ON TOPIC.
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Minnemooseus Member Posts: 3945 From: Duluth, Minnesota, U.S. (West end of Lake Superior) Joined: Member Rating: 10.0 |
I'm going to quote and spin off message 35 and part of 36, into a drug specific topic. Will edit this message, to get a link in place, once that other topic is started.
Moose OK, the new topic's at Good drugs, bad drugs, legal drugs, illegal drugs. [This message has been edited by minnemooseus, 02-13-2003]
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jdean33442 Inactive Member |
quote: I don't have time to read all of your rant but I heard some people talking about it. I guess i'm qualified to reply. Intelligence was never in question in this thread. Politics and common sense was. I'm sorry. Did you really think every one would bow down to your simplistic left wing speach and tip their hat in agreement? Your buttons are easily pushed sheep. Baaa baaa. You tantrum like a three year old who just learned barney was cancelled and then brag about a college degree. I bet your alma mater is quite proud of you and your accomplishments. A degree does not grant instant intelligence or wisdom. Save your bragging for the local elementary school kids. I could care less and is irrelevant to any discussion. NPR is one of the largest liberal rags in existence. My assumptions were correct. You WERE listening to liberal propaganda. Accept it or not. Perhaps you should frequent some .CA sites for political postings. No one there will bother to argue with you. I have acknowledged my ignorance to science in the past. Why would I engage in debate when I am not well versed in the subject matter? A practice you might want to pick up and avoid being embarrassed. This is the Coffe House and not FFA. You are quite correct. I guess this is where I tattle to the admins about your harsh name calling. Oh wait. I have principles to uphold. I leave the tattling to you. You know the drill right SLPx? You are an ass. Yes an ass not an arse. This is america. I'm willing to bet Corky from Life Goes On has more common sense and wit than you. But that's just my opinion.
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derwood Member (Idle past 1897 days) Posts: 1457 Joined: |
quote: Bye bye. I think your momma's calling you. Another worthless mental midget.
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Satcomm Inactive Member |
quote: Congratulations! You've proven jdean's point to be true. ------------------What is intelligence without wisdom?
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derwood Member (Idle past 1897 days) Posts: 1457 Joined: |
quote: Tattling? Oh, lookie - yet another misinformed rant from the resident conservadork. I 'tattled' because - gee, I guess it was YOU - some stupid ass was going around making posts and signing my name to them. That is not name calling, that is impersonation. Name calling doesn't bother me in the least. The childish antic of impersonation for purposes of insult does.quote: Oooooh - that hurts. I may be an ass, but at least I don't have to lie and distort to prop up my 'opinions,' as you did and I clearly document above. You still are too clouded by anger and stupidity to even yet realize what I was commenting on. Did Shrub, or did he not, read off a list of supposed atrocities by Hussein? This was the ONLY thing I gleaned form those "liberal left wing sources". I made no comments whatsoever about any aspect of Shrub's prefabricated speech. The fact that you could not see this, and went off on some idiotic diatribe in and of itself indicates who is trying to 'impress the grade schoolers.' Like I said, I think your momma's calling.....
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