or burning arab flesh.I love the smell of napalm in the morning..
Why can't we do a strike out here?
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or burning arab flesh.I love the smell of napalm in the morning..
hedge wrote:"Rhetoric and partisanship are an indelible part of the landscape. I have R friends who decry the extention of the Patriot Act by Obama who had no problem with it under Bush. And the opposite is true. I have D friends who spoke with great passion about "Bush's" Patriot Act who don't care that it was extended by Obama. How many Rs would have honestly said anything if Bush were president and had bailed out the banks? Etc, etc."
"See my thoughts on this are not partisian at all. If the bush administration had been apologetic toward the terrorists I would have said the same thing. Doesn't matter to me who is in the White House, what matters is the action not who performed it. I was against bail outs when Bush was president and I am still against them with Oprama."
Why did you lie, AA?
crash nails it.crashcourse wrote:lincoln et al would be putting all of their eggs in getting out of the middle east once and for all by elimimnating any need for their oil. be it propane/natural gas/drilling offshore we would have no dependancy on a region where a bunch of lunatics run rampant and hold the world hostage every couple of years.
I'd settle for a president and a party a philosophy that at least discovers the ability to look at evil and call it evil. No excuse making for it. No striving to feel the pain of it. No trying to relativize it. No attempts to make their evil America's fault. That would be a welcome start.Maybe we do need a modern-day Lincoln to kick the stuffing out of the Muslim religion and get them to straighten up and fly right, same as he did to our Southern forebearers. It'd be easier if the Muslims were rioting and raising hell here, though, instead of their own streets and neighborhoods half a world away. Another trifling point, for sure.
If by "rabid fringe" you are referring to the religious right and the tea party types, we are LMAO'ing at the idea that we "highjacked" the GOP. That happened only in our dreams. Our problem with Romney is that he is NOT a candidate that is very attractive to religious and tea party GOP voters. He is a horrible candidate if you care about abortion, gay marriage, gun rights, etc. And if you are a tea partier and care about fiscal sanity, then you are appalled that his history of Romneycare has rendered him a deaf-mute in attacking the ultimate budget buster, Obamacare. That's the single most unpopular accomplishment of Obama's presidency, and therefore his biggest weakness, begging to be exploited. Yet the R nominee can scarcely mention it on the campaign trail without triggering gales of laughter.Good god, what in the fuck has happened to the republican party?? They've been hijacked by the rabid fringe