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Innervision961 said:I'm not the confused one here for crying out loud, you asked me what I was talking about!
blahblahblah said:WTF? I've never seen America have positive foreign relations. Ever since WWII, we've never had it. Never. Kerry will not improve foreign relations. For the first year in office, you make think there is change, but their isn't. 4 years later you will be moaning and complaining about America again.
Honestly, having a protest in *some random country* affect me? Not at all. On a scale of things that I have to worry about my life, foreign policy is on the back end of things. Telling me that I am arrogant frankly shows your arrogance. Further more, calling me arrogant (or my country or President) is not going to change my mind. If anything you are going to cement it further. Tread lightly.
I need to worry about our economy, education, jobs, environment, social security, government spending, military, taxes, health care, electricity, etc. Foreign policy is a distant consideration.
Right now, our foreign policy isn't hurting you. It is only hurting Iraq and Afghanistan (which isn't a good thing). Before this happened, I am wiling to bet money that you had no idea where Afghanistan is located. Telling me that he has the worst foreign policy is ridiculous. If we really had horrible foreign policy, Iraq would be glowing (read: radiated) parking lot.
Potential terrorists.
Right now, our foreign policy isn't hurting you. It is only hurting Iraq and Afghanistan
Sprafa said:oh...I didn't noticed your foreign policy only affected Iraq and Afghanistan..... So the global rise of oil prices has nothing to do with you guys right? no...
I know where Afghanistan is located ever since I 1st heard Soviet invasion. And that was a long time ago....
Bush screwed the economy and MediCare.
And guess what, Clinton had excellent foreign relations. Saudi Arabia, Turkey, they all loved him. Now they all hate America. Wonder why is that... A protest in *some random country* certainly does not affects you. But hell, a protest in every single *random country* should.
And Iraq is hell. How close is that of your radiated parking lot?
That is why we had the USS Cole bombed while Clinton was in office. We can't forget the massive amounts of protests in the Balkans can we?
blahblahblah said:Take a look at China for rising oil prices. The American economy has pretty much been stagnant since 2000.
blahblahblah said:You don't know what you are talking about. Bush can barely affect the economy if he tried. For medicare, see congress. Anyways, the new medicare bill that passed is a massive (but expensive) jump.
blahblahblah said:Yup, all these countries love America. That is why we had the USS Cole bombed while Clinton was in office. We can't forget the massive amounts of protests in the Balkans can we?
blahblahblah said:How is Iraq different than it was when Saddam Hussein was in office? Iraq will get better because it can start to receive international aid and has had NATO restrictions lifted. You can't rebuild an economy and government overnight.
seinfeldrules said:Dont forget Somalia.
There was nearly 0 crimes in Iraq, except the ones commited by the State or the powerful
Somalia is still nearly in civil war. Now why doesn't Bush invades them and brings "peace & freedom"
seinfeldrules said:Yeah we'll just let the hundreds of thousands of murders not count as crimes. I bet the people loved that!
Sprafa said:Somalia is still nearly in civil war. Now why doesn't Bush invades them and brings "peace & freedom" :|
You really can't read can you?
Mass murder was commited by the State.
Tredoslop said:Because they have no weapons of mass destruction.
seinfeldrules said:So you completely downplayed that. You didnt even mention it. Also I'm sure people would rather get robbed than murdered. Correct?
Sprafa said:There was nearly 0 crimes in Iraq, except the ones commited by the State or the powerful
Tredoslop said:If Bush really wanted to find WMD's, he would've went to North Korea.
Sprafa said:Not true. The main reason why the prices are going so high is Iraq and Yukos. China is a small factor.
Who controls the congress? Isn't it the...hmm... Republicans?
Balkans? guess what, USA had invaded the Balkans. At least they didn't went ape like Iraq. I wonder why is that...
The USS Cole - Al-Quaeda. Al-Quaeda isn't Saudi Arabia or Turkey. And most inhabitants of both these countries were favorable to America because of Desert Storm.
Well, 1st - The country was stable, insurgents count - 0. . No anarchy and cities being warzones.
2nd - 0 americans on the ground.
3rd - There was nearly 0 crimes in Iraq, except the ones commited by the State or the powerful.
4th - Al-Sadr didn't had an army. All of the cities were under control of the same power
I could go on .... but my point is done.
I really do think you are insane. I am not even kidding. Where you could even think up something like that is beyond me.If you're really going to insist on that, it's estimated that Saddam killed less than the 2 USA-Iraq wars.
the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) reports that since Saddam was ousted 270 sites of mass graves have been reported. These contain an unknown number of Iraqis, Iranian prisoners of war, Iraqi Kurds and Kuwaiti prisoners among the long list of those Saddam tortured and killed. British Prime Minister Tony Blair puts the remains in mass graves at 400,000 so far.
Sprafa said:I did not said that.
seinfeldrules said:I really do think you are insane. I am not even kidding. Where you could even think up something like that is beyond me.
http://www.insightmag.com/news/2004/03/16/World/Mass-Graves.Testify.To.Saddams.Evil-621193.shtml
gh0st said:i dont like you, but not because your gay. because your the type of bleeding heart liberal that always wants to appease to everybody. personally i dont give a flying **** about what portugal, or anyone from it thinks about my country. not because im close minded, but because of how rediculous it would be if i bitched and moaned about your president. im just saying what everyone else thinks. by the way, hows the portugese communist party doing?
Sprafa said:pretty bad, everyone hates them. They have less than 3% of the votes on the last election.
Casualties from Iraq's gulag are harder to estimate. Accounts collected by Western human rights groups from Iraqi émigrés and defectors have suggested that the number of those who have "disappeared" into the hands of the secret police, never to be heard from again, could be 200,000. As long as Mr. Hussein remains in power, figures like these will be uncheckable, but the huge toll is palpable nonetheless.
Innervision961 said:Yeah, i'd definately believe everything i read on worldnetdaily SaL...
In fact here is the first thing i saw when i went to that site:
"Triple special! FREE Bible, prophecy, Farah blockbusters"
After further inspection of that site, i just have to take this time to stop and laugh at the fact that you would actually link to it. Sorry, its just to good.
seinfeldrules said:Written by someone from the NYT: http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/Printable.asp?ID=5773
Your ignroance truly sickens me Sprafa.
Sprafa said:200 000. That's about half of what you posted before. Amazing how the data got corrupted.
who have "disappeared" into the hands of the secret police, never to be heard from again, could be 200,000
gh0st said:5%. thats more than our green party typically gets. bush also gets insulted quite a bit, from foreign politicians who dont know when to keep their mouths shut: http://www.cnn.com/2004/WORLD/americas/08/26/canada.us.reut/index.html and that one not only was bush, but insulting america as well.
Sprafa said:5% ?
meh, told ya it was really low. Checking the CIA factobook? I'm talking about the European Parlament Elections, not the legislative.
It is all estimates if you havent noticed. The only ones who know for a fact how many died, are dead.200 000. That's about half of what you posted before. Amazing how the data got corrupted.
I've seen Americans do that you know?seinfeldrules said:Since when do Americans vote for what Europeans want. Ridiculous. It would be like Americans telling you to vote for a different PM because we dont like your current one.
I've seen Americans do that you know?
gh0st said:no, cnn.
typically parliaments would fall under legislative branches of governments. edit: yeah i don treally see what your talking about unless "parlament" is different than "parliament"
seinfeldrules said:It is all estimates if you havent noticed. The only ones who know for a fact how many died, are dead.
I really don't think Saddam broke the 150 000 to 200 000 barrier.
Sprafa said:I really don't think Saddam broke the 150 000 to barrier. well, he might have reached the 200 000, but I seriously doubt it.
You do know that the few corporations that own and control almost all of the TV media are conservatives, right? The somewhat more liberal reporters have to read what is on the teleprompter/cards. They might be able to slip in some liberal comments every now and then, but they can't affect the overall slant of their news show without getting reprimanded or fired. The higher up you go in the news conglomerates, the more conservative the employees get. The "liberal media" is like bigfoot... the believers think the evidence is obvious while it actually proves them wrong if you take the time to stop and think.seinfeldrules said:hahaha, if he had to avoid the entire left media then he wouldnt be able to make any appearances at all.
You guys (everyone) need to stop and look at what they are voting for before you use it against them. Whenever something is guaranteed to pass they (both parties) tack on additional legislature that is often completely unrelated to the issue at hand in an attempt to force the other party to pass their additional crap or vote against it and be called anti-American, communist, etc. Politics is a dirty profession. You can't take anything at face value...seinfeldrules said:Meh, I dunno. Voting for the war, then not voting to fund the troops. Switching his policies whenever it will help him politically. Calling for Bush to stop the swift boat ads, but ignoring moveon.org. Missing most of his time in the Senate.
So, the best interest of our national security is to attack someone that is no threat to us (and risk pissing off lots of potential terrorists)?gh0st said:a war that kerry voted for. twice. he has had a very negative influence on the senate.
assumptions? the kgb, mi6, and the cia do not make "assumptions". they had clear and concise evidence toward war, that they gave to bush.
that international objection is moot point. bush went to the UN repeatedly, but the organization is so broken and ineffective, eventually we have to do whats int he best interest of our national security.
How about you go read about his policies instead of expecting them to be spoon-fed to you through television?blahblahblah said:You also have to remember, I will be voting for my country too (the US). Foreign policy is not the only thing I have to consider when voting this coming November.
Plus, you are assuming that the other canididate (Kerry) is better than Bush. Shouldn't make assumptions. Now that I think about it, Kerry hasn't mentioned anything about would he would do with foreign policy.
I take my voting very seriously. To be perfectly honest, I am starting to doubt Kerry more and more. I want to see more detailed policy ideas if he was elected. Right now, we have Kerry's Vietnam record and that is about it.