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> > You'll stand by any response that you don't have to explain.
When
> > will these 'facts' ever materialize--that's funny. GWB said the
> same thing about the blabber from Kerry!
>
> I already have explained it to anyone who has a brain. I realize
that leaves you out, Adoplf.
Moe crybabying instead of clear explanations. Go back and support
the
Minnesota Injuns.
Another response typical of your intellect and racist views. You look
absolutely STUPID.
>
> I know they are our enemy, Adolf. That topic is not in debate.
> However, it's you who insist on making more terrorists, not me.
OK, so you now SUPPORT the use of nuclear weapons on these animals?
Of course not, Adolf. That would just make the problem worse as
anyone with half a brain already knows.
>
> > You'll say any amount of baloney to make yourself feel good
after
> > getting slapped around by me. Give me more!
>
> OK. OK here too. So let's leave that in for one more go-around.
>The reason I'm considered a hawk by some is that I think we should
hunt down and kill or harshly imprison all the terrorists.
Stop right there. Imprisoning does no good. We have liberals in the
ACLU who want to release them as soon as we get 'em because of
supposed civil rights violations. Most of those embedded with the
ACLU are homos, and these fairies could use a taste of that
good 'ol
terroristic decapitating of their queer lovers before they'd ever
come to realize how stupid they truly are.
One more methodology to create more terrorists. Outright slaughter.
You have no concept of how to play the political ballgame. You
wouldn't stop until the entire world hates America.
>These individuals are driven by hate (sound familar) and no amount
of logic will ever sway them (sound familar).
Sounds familiar. You're not an American if you don't hate these
barbarians. The last part is also familiar. They have no
understanding of logic.
No. That statement is as un-American and stupid as it gets.
>Their what's known as a "done deal" and no amount of talking will
ever change them (sound familar).
Finally, you agree that negotiations are out of the question!!!
I never said otherwise, Adolf. Your constant inability to comprehend
simple sentences is a big problem for you.
>As a result I also have no problem with our treatment of terrorist
prisoners in Cuba. The ALCU may think they are protecting our
rights
but they are all wrong on this one. (I've found it somewhat
humorous
that Rob has EXACTLY the same personality traits as most of these
terrorists. In many respects his hatred toward them is a hatred of
himself.)
I guess all the common sense finally got through to you. But your
argument about me isn't very precise. I hate them, yes, but I would
never kill or want to kill them unless they were trying to kill me
first--which the extremists are sworn to do (and I have killed
several with a blade, where you can smell the body odor, their bad-
breath up close, and the organ-odor as you cut through them and
give
it a violent twist).
> On the other hand, I'd also like us to quit creating terrorists.
Terrorists create themselves through a mutated belief in the Koran,
which was written by a wacko.
This is where you are 100% wrong. The Koran and the Bible provide
equivalent passages that can be quoted by those who want to recruit
terrorists. You use this as an "easy way out" so you are not required
to think anymore and you can just hate, hate, hate.
Similar to your beliefs in video poker,
Now your comparing the Koran to VP. What a mind ...
This
> is much more difficult and this is where I have a problem with
the
> Bush administrations' policies. I had no problem with the US
going
> into Afghanistan and changing gov'ts there (Even Muslim countries
> like Pakistan could support these actions). Those folks were
directly
> responsible for the 9/11 atttacks and had to pay for their
actions.
My efforts here have not been in vain. Thank you.
> Not the case in Iraq. While everyone can certainly agree that
> removing Saddam from power was a worthwhile objective, the
approach
> was all wrong. In the world where most of us live (Rob excluded)
you need real proof to invade a country or you will seed more
hatred
and distrust of your motives. Even today the majority of Iraqis
think
we invaded for the oil (recent poll .. check into the facts if you
doubt this).
A liberal point of view, and yet another that got Kerry rejected.
No. A real poll of Iraqis. Ignoring the facts won't change them
That is a fact unable to be dismissed by warped thinking. If you'd
have gone to Iraq during this conflict, you'd have seen an enormous
outpour of relief and thanks from the majority of the normal,
regular
people like you and I.
That's what happened INITIALLY. That is all changing now that we
haven't been able to enforce a peace and move on. You need to keep up
with what's going on.
Terrorists and so-called 'insurgents'
(enemies) have a few well-to-doers at the top of the chain, but
almost every one of them are paupers and slobs who simply went out
and looked for a cause along with a purpose to follow, because
their
miserable lives were of no value to them or their families that
they
had no way to support.
I agree that the vast majority of the insurgents are pretty much as
you've described. Doesn't change a thing.
>This (and all the death) in turn creates more terrorists. So, if
the
objective was to get rid of terrorists as Rob has stated, then the
approach completely backfired and was destined to backfire from the
start.
Again, something the smarter of the bunch of US voters thoroughly
rejected, and the reason is because it's not the case.
Facts can't be rejected by voters.
Your TV tube
would have you believe that because they are extremely liberal on
the
alphabet channels, and you ate it up in a second rather than
putting
some thought into what makes sense.
Oh, your stating that is going well in Iraq and that that the news
media is making up all the problems. Need I say more ...
>That's where understanding history comes into play. I have to
believe that the President is smart enough to understand this as
well. That's the primary reason why I think his motives were not as
pristine as one would hope.
GWB is far smarter than those who voted against them give him
credit
for, and thank God more Americans knew better. I don't know why you
believe his agenda was other than he states. Maybe if you listened
to
him once in a while instead of the lies Dan Rather tells (the same
traitor who coddled to Saddam in a pre-war interview) you'd he's
doing his best for every American, always.
Time will tell ...
> Well, since we have turned up NOTHING yet, I do believe he
dismantled them.
So you take the dove position and would take the chance that maybe
he
didn't 'dismantle them' and shipped them elsewhere or buried them.
You can call "the inspection system that went on for years and no
real evidence to the contrary" a "dove" position if you want. The
majority of people in this world call it common sense.
Don't you think that just a wee bit dangerous--just a wee bit?
Actually, creating thousands of more terrorists is orders of
magnitude MORE dangerous.
Then
tell me why he didn't want inspectors to verify evidence that he
did
in fact dismantle them ALL. that's why your position is so leaky
and
100% dangerous. And that's why we attacked him.
I explained that later in the my post. You clearly have no
understanding of culture.
>Immediately after the gulf war he was in no position to do
anything
else. In addition, most of our WMD "evidence" was NOT based on
these
old weapons. Of course, these FACTs ruin all of your motives for
the
invasion, and I know you'll never accept it. It's just like you've
never accepted the mathmatical FACTs that prove your VP systems are
worthless. Personality flaw or just plain stupid? I'll let the
reader
decide.
Good thing it's the reader and not the voter.
> Saddam had an ego right up there with yours, Adolf.
If true--and you wouldn't know that--then he didn't use it
correctly.
I think it's pretty safe to say a person who build statues of himself
and puts posters of his face all over the place has a bit of an EGO
problem.
>AND ... He never thought we'd invade unilaterally, he actually
thought his "improved" military could fight against us and he
needed
to maintain a position of strength in his own country or take a
chance on losing power anyway.
Duh! All the more reason to attack when we did. You'd have
preferred
more time to prepare?
No, I would have preferred that we could "catch" him with real WMDs
or 9/11 terrorists in his midst. Then, we could have formed a multi-
national coalition as in the gulf war and significantly reduced the
problems that have plaqued our invasion.
> > And one of the wonders of a free society is why a traitor like
you is allowed free press.
>
> What a TRULY anti-American statement if I ever heard one.
Take us back to the good 'ol days when we HUNG traitors. Even when
it's a waste of good rope.
You may soon be saying that with a different tone ...
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