Plaid Adder
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Thu Nov-30-06 02:26 PM
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I would imagine virtually EVERY parent of a child serving in Iraq wants to slug Bush. |
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I just feel this needs to be pointed out. Even parents who supported the war once, or who still support the war, must be hearing all kinds of stuff about the craziness their kids are going through, and they must know that some of it is the result of incompetence at the top. I mean seriously--who, apart from Bush, still thought Rumsfeld was competent when he left? And if you thought that his administration's incompetence was going to get YOUR child killed, would it not be hard for you to look at Bush without wanting to punch him?
From my POV the Webb/Bush "story" is just another example that proves my theory about the media reaction to things like this: Democrats get attacked whenever they stand up for themselves against Republicans, not because it is "boorish" or "in bad taste" or "inappropriate" or apologyworthy but because it might actually make people like the party *better*--and we know the mainstream media can't be having any of THAT.
And of course the reason this tactic works against Democrats is that we fall for it, because our political culture teaches us to err on the side of apology when someone claims to have been offended by something we did. But you know what, kids, when that someone is George W. Bush, then forget it. If every human being on the planet offended him every second of every day from now till doomsday it would not make up for the offenses he has wrought against humanity, human life, and all of us.
C ya,
The Plaid Adder
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HiFructosePronSyrup
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Thu Nov-30-06 02:27 PM
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He's the new Osama bin Laden.
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Thu Nov-30-06 02:28 PM
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and she votes Republican.
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Thu Nov-30-06 02:30 PM
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3. Feingold was one of the first to start talking about bringing troops home |
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and he's been talking about it for over a year. He said that people in conservative counties in Wisconsin kept asking him "When are the troops coming home? When is this going to be over?"
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Thu Nov-30-06 02:34 PM
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4. And when this is happening |
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The twins are cavorting around the world cheering at soccer games and dancing the night away. His kids are safe at home while Webb's son is under fire.
The absolute gall and viciousness of this president is astounding. The whole world including most of this country want us out of Iraq and to preserve a 'LEGACY' bush is staying in Iraq until we WIN. THE S.O.B.
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Thu Nov-30-06 02:37 PM
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5. Wife of an Iraq Vet here. |
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Although my husband was not injured in combat, he did lose 30% of his hearing and deals with really bad headaches. I think the line would be very long for this activity! :grr:
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Thu Nov-30-06 02:38 PM
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6. Hell, I don't even HAVE children |
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I don't even know anyone serving there, and I'd want to slug him.
Of course, we both know I wouldn't do that, Agent Mike. I'm a pacifist.
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Thu Nov-30-06 02:48 PM
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7. How about a nice Choctaw gauntlet? |
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We can line the Fathers on one side, the Mothers on the other. And then run Bush up the middle.
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Thu Nov-30-06 03:01 PM
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8. My son is in Afghanistan and I want him to come home too! |
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May I get in the "slug Bush" line?
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