I want to see bush suffer, like he's made so many others suffer

[Philosoraptor]

I don't want imaginary justice in the afterlife, I want justice now, in this life, in bush's life, justice for what he and his playmates have done to us and to the world.

I want to see him come undone, lose it, realize his crimes, and pay for them. Will it happen? I don't know, but I hope it does, no body ever deserved it more, nobody has ever thrown away so many lives for so little. No president has ever brought our nation as much shame and bad karma as this idiot.

I just can't stand the thought of him getting away with all he's done without any punishment or justice, I want to see him suffer like he's made me suffer, like he's made millions suffer, he can't get away with this, we can't let him walk away from all he's done to us, and to the world.

Some say he is suffering now, but I want more.

[grasswire]

1. he's a bible-believer, so they say...

...and the book promises this:

"Pride goeth before a fall and an evil spirit before destruction"

and "Be sure your sin will find you out."

[Philosoraptor]

2. if he truly is, then he has much to fear in the afterlife

[Rageneau]

3. The mills of God grind slowly.

I think we're already seeing God's judgment descending on Bush. Two years ago, he was strutting around with a stuffed codpiece and an 80 percent approval rating. Today, he's slinking around like a stuffed cod, unable to go anywhere except airplane hangers for fear of seeing how badly the public hates him.

True, that's not enough punishment for such a major criminal, but it's a start.

[greenman3610]

5. imagining untold horrors for those you hate, in the life to come..

is one of religion's sweetest comforts.

[aquart]

4. You want to believe justice exists.

And justice for Bush would make the portrait of Dorian Gray look handsome.