[QUOTE=superbassperson17]hey you know what all you idiots are pissing me off. so i think i'll take my leave and say that i am not believing what bush is telling me im telling you the truth. abs, nbs, and cbs ( otherwise known as abc, cbs and ,nbc) are all lying to you and you are very stupid to believe them. they are slanted extremely and are calling fox right wing for broadcasting the truth. all the stations end in bs because that's all they are. i bet all of you get your news from mtv. oh and on another note the polish soldiers in iraq,( i bet you diddn't know there were other people than us in iraq huh) just happened to stumble on all the makings of a mustard gas warhead.( a weapon of mass destruction). but i bet the media won't tell you that either. later idiots.[/QUOTE]


I don't watch any TV news. That's not true actually. I watch CNN all the time, just to laugh at how stupid it is. Not for news.

I know loads about the war in Iraq. In fact, I know enough to tell you that those "WMD's" they found were half a dozen containers of Sarin Gas that expired 15 years ago. Maybe if you ate it all you might die. Hardly a WMD. I'm also aware that it was America that gave him those weapons to gas the kurds.

[QUOTE=superbassperson17]kid? and how old are you?[/QUOTE]


20. Does that matter?

I was out getting my guitar, I'm back now friends. You have nothing to fear.

thank god i was getting so worried

[QUOTE=Joey Hoser]Shut up kid... :rolleyes:


I'll let cheeser take it...
You're going to lose...[/QUOTE]


Ha Ha Ha, hoser!!!

I see you're pooning out of the argument..

Good call. :thumb:

[QUOTE=superbassperson17]first of all kerry can not make up his mind about anything, he goes with whatever is the most popular at the time. he completely changed his mind about the war in Iraq in 3 weeks. he first said he was completely supportive of the war in iraq. after realizing that wasn't the popular answer he said he wasn't sure about it. then hoping to boost his popularity more he said he was completely against the war in iraq. how can you trust a person like that. at least bush makes up his mind and sticks by it. i'm also wondering how you feel about the economy. but i bet the media has twisted your view on that also.[/QUOTE]
kerry never "switched" his opinion. he supported the war as a last resort only. when bush went to war a week after the vote, he was outraged, because his support (and the support of most others) was based on the good-faith assumption that war was the last resort, not the first.

fox news is the most innacurate, illegitimate news since the weekly world news. grow up, kid, go away, and stop posting about politics until you learn to think for yourself.

[QUOTE=superbassperson17]first of all kerry can not make up his mind about anything, he goes with whatever is the most popular at the time. he completely changed his mind about the war in Iraq in 3 weeks. he first said he was completely supportive of the war in iraq. after realizing that wasn't the popular answer he said he wasn't sure about it. then hoping to boost his popularity more he said he was completely against the war in iraq. how can you trust a person like that. at least bush makes up his mind and sticks by it. i'm also wondering how you feel about the economy. but i bet the media has twisted your view on that also.[/QUOTE]

Did it ever occur to you that what's popular is popular becuase more people want it? If the people don't want your (I'm not even American...what am I blabbering on about)troops in Iraq, what's wrong with him changing what he may want so that more people can get what they want? (by that I mean he himself may still be war supportive, but thinks it's more important that people get what they want than him getting what he wants.)

[QUOTE=Teeb]Did it ever occur to you that what's popular is popular becuase more people want it? If the people don't want your (I'm not even American...what am I blabbering on about)troops in Iraq, what's wrong with him changing what he may want so that more people can get what they want? (by that I mean he himself may still be war supportive, but thinks it's more important that people get what they want than him getting what he wants.)[/QUOTE]
no, apparently, in america, democracy means rule by corporation.

[QUOTE=Joey Hoser]I don't watch any TV news. That's not true actually. I watch CNN all the time, just to laugh at how stupid it is. Not for news.

I know loads about the war in Iraq. In fact, I know enough to tell you that those "WMD's" they found were half a dozen containers of Sarin Gas that expired 15 years ago. Maybe if you ate it all you might die. Hardly a WMD. I'm also aware that it was America that gave him those weapons to gas the kurds.[/QUOTE]



i diddn't say a sarin gas warhead i said a mustard gas warhead. the warhead was assembeled wrong but it was totally lethal. and i bet you get your news from super slanted democratic websites huh.

[QUOTE=superbassperson17]i diddn't say a sarin gas warhead i said a mustard gas warhead. the warhead was assembeled wrong but it was totally lethal. and i bet you get your news from super slanted democratic websites huh.[/QUOTE]


Sorry, haven't heard much of any mustard gas being found. You got a source?

No, I don't get my information from some slanted democratic website because I don't care about democrats because I'm not American. I get my news from everything from Fox to BBC to Information Clearing House. The only way to get the truth is by hearing the story from all sides.

i'm gonna go to bed soon, i was planning on reaching 2000 posts by tonight but then decided to play goldeneye instead

oh yeah, i bought myself an N64 the other day for 10 quid :D

[QUOTE=Joey Hoser]Sorry, haven't heard much of any mustard gas being found. You got a source?[/QUOTE]
the president said so!! :lol:

Hahaha

[QUOTE=The Grimace]No, you are an idiot. 9/11 was casued by Bush...[/QUOTE]
I don't blame you for posting this load of bull****. Everyone wants to blame someone. You have decided to blame Bush. I bet you were influenced by the ****ing media too. If we really know about it, how come Clinton didn't do anything about it. Oh wait, nevermind, he was too busy holding a secret "meeting" with his intern.

i like le bebe's beard

He grew it himself

[QUOTE=zeroXx1201]I don't blame you for posting this load of bull****. Everyone wants to blame someone. You have decided to blame Bush. I bet you were influenced by the ****ing media too. If we really know about it, how come Clinton didn't do anything about it. Oh wait, nevermind, he was too busy holding a secret "meeting" with his intern.[/QUOTE]


Clinton didn't do anything about it because it happened 7 months after his term ended you ****ing twat.

And since when was the mainstream media blaming 9/11 on Bush?

Nader...

Jon Stewart:
"John Kerry released a statement yesterday that a vote for Ralph Nader is a vote for George Bush...Bush released a statement later today that he will vote for Nader!"

quite teh impressive

[QUOTE=Teeb]Did it ever occur to you that what's popular is popular becuase more people want it? If the people don't want your (I'm not even American...what am I blabbering on about)troops in Iraq, what's wrong with him changing what he may want so that more people can get what they want? (by that I mean he himself may still be war supportive, but thinks it's more important that people get what they want than him getting what he wants.)[/QUOTE]



what you just said is so wrong it isn't even funny popularity is not always the right thing to do in fact in this case it's flat out wrong. it would be wrong right now to get out of iraq they need our help and they would most likley fall under rule of another dictator if we left now. so screw popularity do what's right dude they taught you that in kindergarden. anyways my computer just froze that's what took me so long to reply.

Whoa I couldn't find my second testicle for a second...

[QUOTE=zeroXx1201]I don't blame you for posting this load of bull****. Everyone wants to blame someone. You have decided to blame Bush. I bet you were influenced by the ****ing media too. If we really know about it, how come Clinton didn't do anything about it. Oh wait, nevermind, he was too busy holding a secret "meeting" with his intern.[/QUOTE]

Uhm... Clinton wasn't the president for 9 months before 9/11.

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*checks for both testicles*

....

*finds it, breathes sigh of relief, continues laughing*

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[QUOTE=superbassperson17]what you just said is so wrong it isn't even funny popularity is not always the right thing to do in fact in this case it's flat out wrong. it would be wrong right now to get out of iraq they need our help and they would most likley fall under rule of another dictator if we left now. so screw popularity do what's right dude they taught you that in kindergarden. anyways my computer just froze that's what took me so long to reply.[/QUOTE]


What's popular is not always right but what the majority wants is what the majority gets. In a democracy that is. How is listening to what the people of the nation want worse than doing what you want dispite the fact that it's against the wishes of the people you are susposed to represent? That's what sounds wrong to me.

Iraq is so ****ed whether the US leaves now or later. If they leave now, there will be a power struggle between the Sunni and Shiat(sp?) groups when one gains power and a bloody civil war will insue causing what will most likely be millions of deaths, on top of the over 11,000 dead CIVILIANS already caused by Bush.

Or, the US can stay and keep military occupation and a puppet government, which will only piss off the Iraqi's and rest of the muslim world even more which will create more terrorism for the middle east and America itself.

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