Hero, my apologies
POSTED BY: dreamtrove
UPDATED: Saturday, February 4, 2006 07:12
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Originally posted by citizen:
Auraptor:
Tests like that:
Mean nothing.
Einstein had poor grades. But then in your world you probably think Bush is more intelligent than Einstein.
Further more I really don't see where you got the idea that I supported Kerry, but just so you know I didn’t, so your attempts to wind me up, way off the mark.
Lastly, as I said before, you can play the “who's idiot is smarter” game all you like, but I couldn't care less.
Please don't insult chimps like that, they're quite intelligent critters.
Bush is a moron. Always remember that.
Don't blame me, I voted for Kronos
" They don't like it when you shoot at 'em. I worked that out myself. "
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Quote:Yeah, I’ll make a note.
Originally posted by SignyM:
But I see that Alito was confirmed. I did my best to warn y'all.
With Roberts and Alito on the bench, Bush has earned his keep. Best vote I ever made was for Bush, second term.
Oh, he's so full of manure, that man! We could lay him in the dirt and grow another one just like him.
-- Ruby
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There are essentially two kinds of libertarian extremes - anarchism and Nazism.
The Nazis have come out to play.
Nearly everything I know I learned by the grace of others.
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Quote:
Originally posted by AURaptor:
Don't blame me, I voted for Kronos
Kronos was a candidate and Bush still won!?!? How did that happen!? Was it Florida again!?
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Quote:I was gonna drink turpentine or arsenic; I chose arsenic, best choice I ever made.
Originally posted by Finn mac Cumhal:
Best vote I ever made was for Bush, second term.
I somehow survived the arsenic.
Lemons from lemonade Chrisisall
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Quote:That's funny, it seems you got him....
Originally posted by AURaptor:
Don't blame me, I voted for Kronos
BWAHAWHAWHAHA
Chrisisall
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DT, just in case it gets lost in the shuffle:
"I am a member of the Federalist Society for Law and Public Policy and ... a member of the Concerned Alumni for Princeton University"
www.reagan.utexas.edu/alito/8105.pdf
See top of page 16
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Please don't think they give a shit.
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Originally posted by chrisisall:
That's funny, it seems you got him....
Are you implying that Kronos = Bush? Because that's not so. Even though they're very similar in a number of ways, there are some subtle differences. Observe: Bush has two eyes, and Kronos is prettier.
Observant Khyronisall
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Quote:I can’t in good conscious support your arsenic drinking policies, but it doesn’t really surprise me, because you Liberals types are always shooting yourself in foot. And truth be told, the Post-Modern Liberals of the American are probably a lot more responsible for getting Roberts and Alito on the bench then Bush is.
Originally posted by chrisisall:Quote:I was gonna drink turpentine or arsenic; I chose arsenic, best choice I ever made.
Originally posted by Finn mac Cumhal:
Best vote I ever made was for Bush, second term.
I somehow survived the arsenic.
Lemons from lemonade Chrisisall
Any political thought that places Michael Moore and Howard Dean in the driver’s seat of their philosophy is guaranteed a backlash. Not that I’m complaining. Personally, it’s what I like about Post-Modern Liberalism.
Oh, he's so full of manure, that man! We could lay him in the dirt and grow another one just like him.
-- Ruby
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Signym,
Thanks, you did find it. I did some digging, and though he may have thought he was a member, he only apparantly took part in their pro-ROTC rally, and then later more or less forgot about it. He never made it on to their list. I've been to many groups, rallies and meetings of people with political agendas, though never like this one, but I've found it isn't until meeting number eight or so that someone says 'hey, we don't have you on our rolls.' Then after that, the group went medieval, and Alito may have failed to notice the detail. If this is the case, that was dumb of him, but forgiveable.
The other possiblity was that he was proud of his hatred of blacks and women. This is probably hard to credit, since Reagan would have kicked his ass to Connecticut for it. But still, it's troublesome. The issue of joining other anti-discrimination groups helps diffuse this.
But I agree, the unitary executive idea is more troublesome. I heard his rant about unitary executive not being about power, but I think it's still troublesome. In the future, we need to have justices who lean anti-executive, because pro-executive is becoming a bad slant of the court, though independent of it's left-right balance.
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Don't blame me, I voted for Kronos
Lol. I like it. Can I get a bumper sticker that says that?
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Theer are essentially two kinds of libertarian extremes - anarchism and Nazism.
The Nazis have come out to play.
Nuttin libertarian about nazis. They is pro-govt all the way. But it is the extreme opposition of anarchy, I agree. It's the Anthill-Anarchy axis, which I think lies perpendicular to the left-right.
Khyron,
Write ins never win becuase the majority of the people are illiterate. Oh what an interesting world it would be if there were no ballots. Everything could be write in. If you actually had to write the name G.W.Bush of J.F.Kerry, things would be different.
Finn,
I grant that the appointments were good ones, overall, Bush could have done a lot worse, and Kerry would have, most likely, form a conservative perspective. But the nation is in shambles. Saving the court is probably not worth the loss of, say, New Orleans.
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because you Liberals types are always shooting yourself in foot.
Chrisisall is a liberal? The world is on it's head. Anyway, I don't actually think there are many serious conservatives, not sure about liberals.
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No offense, so don't take this personal, because it's not internded that way. Anyone who isn't appalled by Bush has likely spent no time studying the history of their own political movement, or anyone else's.
Bush's military policy is globalist social militarism which comes straight from trotsky, which is not surprising, his military advisors are loaded with trotskyites.
Bush's economic policy is Johnson democrat, which is not surprising, he takes economic tips from johnson democrats
Bush's environmental policy is oil cronyism, not surprising, his environmental team is oil cronies.
Bush's constitutional policy is paranoid stalinist statism, which is not surprising because his legal advisors are all paranoid fear-mongers.
I got this gem from a dictionary a while back:
Terrorist - one who seeks to gain political ends by fostering an environment of fear.
I realize a lot of folks voted for Bush. But realize, a lot of liberals voted for Kerry. The fortunate thing for them, is Kerry lost, so now they don't have to pretend they actually like him. Let go of Bush, I think we can do a lot better for a conservative in '08.
I'd like to see
1. GM, Ford and American business back on it's feet.
2. No more deficit spending.
3. A dollar that is worth more than a euro.
4. US military used to defend america and her allies, not to bring women's lib to the middle east.
5. Protection of all ten of the amendments of the bill of rights.
6. An actual effort to get bin laden, or to dissuade (not appease) him.
7. Privatization efforts which are successful and help boost our economy, not one
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