Why the hell would anyone want to meet with george bush?

[BOSSHOG]

God Bless Cindy Sheehan and I hope she finds peace soon, but she must have an awful strong disposition to want to meet with that alcoholic military deserter. He's the last person I would want to meet with and I do have some veterans issues with the federal government but to be face to face with that thing. No way!

[SteppingRazor]

1. Hell, I'd love to meet him...

It'd be great to just be in a receiving line at an event and get just a couple of words with the guy! Gawd, just imagine what you would say!
I'd love the opportunity to shake his hand, look him straight in the eye and say something like, "Fuck you, you fucking murderer." I'm sure I'd sleep better at night. :evilgrin:

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[SteppingRazor]

11. See, you gotta draw the line before the slap...

Slapping the president means assaulting the president. Assaulting the president will get you life in prison.

[ironman202]

12. we're talking fantasy here...

in truth I wouldn't ever intentionally breath the same air as *; nor would I intentionally speak to him.

[SteppingRazor]

13. Speak for yourself... I'm not talking fantasy...

Gimme a receiving line and a chance at a handshake. GAWD, that'd be sweet. :)

[ironman202]

14. so you'd whore yourself thru whatever screenning process

they'd put you thru, just for an FU?

[SteppingRazor]

15. Abso-freaking-lutely. So worth it. n/t

[Jade Fox]

2. Sheehan is not so much meeting with him as..

calling him out. Out of his comfortable hiding place where he doesn't have
to deal with the results of his actions.

A functional President would realize the symbolism going on here, go out
and meet with her and be done with it. But Bush is an infant. He himself
has stated he doesn't apologize or regret anything he's done, which is
the attitude of a infantile tyrant.

[Karenina]

6. Cindy Sheehan is challenging this:

[Jade Fox]

7. Exactly!

[XNASA]

3. I agree. I'd rather meet with someone who was in charge.

Not some pinhead.

[ordinaryaveragegirl]

4. I'd like to meet him LOL...

Just to tell him what a disgrace he's made of our country to the rest of the world in the last 5 years. Enough said!

[The_Counsel]

5. Me? I Hope I Never Meet Him...

...I don't ever want to meet him face-to-face.

Why?

'Cuz I like my freedom, that's why.

He's such an arrogant nincompoop who's done all he could to destroy this country just because he can, it'll be all I can do not to slap the shit out of him.

My guess is the Secret Service won't be at all happy with that turn of events. :shrug:

[melissinha]

9. if I ever get invited....

I have thought of this before.. If I ever do something that got me an invitation. I'd say:

"I find that invitation would be dishonorable and disrespectful to ME. Send me to me Bill Clinton, or better yet, John Conyers. Now that, would be an honor."

[Diogenes2]

10. I don't think Cindy really expects any "answers"

from W-- she is very cleverly showing people that W HAS NO ANSWERS. What could this man ever conceivably say to her or to anyone except his usual rattlebag of half-digested cliches peppered over with odd, smirking facial expressions? The guy is a powder-keg of ill-concealed malice and low self-esteem masquerading as bravado. Very sad.