A call for Bush* ouster

[mosgood]

Originally posted by lazs2
diplomats.... now that is funny... might as well be the mickey mouse club.

lazs

BINGO!  

Wow.... it took almost the whole first page of this thread before someone actually resorted to denouncing them as a way to invalidate their opinion.

So... the guys that had to talk to the rest of the world or kill them really don't have a clue about what makes a good leader?

[TheDudeDVant]

Originally posted by AKIron
I would have preferred a show of force. Maybe even a nuke "test" near Tehran. I bet they couldn't have given up the hotages quick enough after seeing a few square miles of sand turned into glass.

Iron, has anyone ever explained to you the perils of playing with fire??

 Good gawd man, how could a rational human being be serious in suggesting such a thing..  Do you believe the rest of the world would sit quietly by whilst we condoned and set into action the WORLD's most horrific ending?? I can only say WOW! It's totally one thing to joke about it, but actually consider dropping nukes? I am ashamed to realize that you have not suffered enough in your lifetime. Worry not though, karma catches us all..

[AKIron]

Originally posted by TheDudeDVant
Iron, has anyone ever explained to you the perils of playing with fire??

 Good gawd man, how could a rational human being be serious in suggesting such a thing..  Do you believe the rest of the world would sit quietly by whilst we condoned and set into action the WORLD's most horrific ending?? I can only say WOW! It's totally one thing to joke about it, but actually consider dropping nukes? I am ashamed to realize that you have not suffered enough in your lifetime. Worry not though, karma catches us all..

Amy? Is that you?

[TheDudeDVant]

How'd you guess?

[Rolex]

Unfortunately, muckmaw and yeager, your assumptions are incorrect - I'm neither a liberal, nor a Democrat. I am a person who changed his mind about the current administration.

When I look at a balance sheet or P&L in business, I look below the surface and try to keep open to change because internal and external conditions are always changing. What seems right today, may not be right tomorrow, and so it is in the world-at-large.

I am not stuck in my current opinion by emotion. Being stuck is easy. Having the courage to change one's mind is hard.

I won't parse your parse, muckmaw, since you appear to be an unarmed man in a battle of wits and I'm not compelled to try to change your mind.

Sincerely,
Rolex (The Tool)

[muckmaw]

Originally posted by Rolex
muckmaw, since you appear to be an unarmed man in a battle of wits  

Wow, did you write that line all by yourself?

[Rolex]

You liked it?  You're welcome to use it (for a small royalty payment...)

Cheers,
Rolex (The Tool)

[Yeager]

Geeze man, find a backbone and stick with your commitment.

I made a commitment and thru hell I will stick with it on principle, barring undeniable irrefutable proof of massive intentional wrongdoing by the government.  I have not seen any evidence to motivate my abandoning my commitment nor have I been swayed by the politics of an election year.

[muckmaw]

Originally posted by Rolex
You liked it?  You're welcome to use it (for a small royalty payment...)

Cheers,
Rolex (The Tool)

I liked it 27 years ago in the 3rd grade too!

How much?

[Rolex]

And now we know that you still have a few years to go until wisdom might actually have a fighting chance against your hubris.

And yeager, you underestimate me. I have total and unflappable commitment to the simple elegance of the U.S. Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. I will not bend to unpatriotic attempts to manipulate and circumvent it, or to those who support such treachery.

It is the duty of those who enjoy the fruits of America to be eternally vigilant and hold those who temporarily govern accountable. I like that principle.

[GRUNHERZ]

Originally posted by Sixpence
If you had lived back then, you would have disliked him even more. My hatred towards him has subsided over the years. I mean, he is a good hearted man who means well, and in the eyes of God(if you believe), will have a place in heaven before me. But when he stood and did nothing as Iran held American hostages, my blood boiled with disdain towards him.

I dont hate him at all and I dont even dislike him. In fact I like him and I think he is a very decent person.  But I dont think he he did a very good job as president.

[MrCoffee]

I thought Bill Clinton was the worst president

He was a good president I thought but perhaps too democratic. I could care less about the Lewenski thing, I mean being a guy I know how that can be. Reagan was the perfect republican though. I liked reagan alot.

If you had lived back then, you would have disliked him even more. My hatred towards him has subsided over the years. I mean, he is a good hearted man who means well, and in the eyes of God(if you believe), will have a place in heaven before me. But when he stood and did nothing as Iran held American hostages, my blood boiled with disdain towards him.

I always thought that Carter did try to do something about the hostages.

[storch]

Originally posted by Rolex
And now we know that you still have a few years to go until wisdom might actually have a fighting chance against your hubris.

And yeager, you underestimate me. I have total and unflappable commitment to the simple elegance of the U.S. Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. I will not bend to unpatriotic attempts to manipulate and circumvent it, or to those who support such treachery.

It is the duty of those who enjoy the fruits of America to be eternally vigilant and hold those who temporarily govern accountable. I like that principle.

But it comes down to choice doesn't it?  Lamentably the candidate from one of the major parties will win.  Any other vote is a vote for one of the major party candidates.  Who's hand do you want at the helm?

[storch]

Originally posted by MrCoffee
He was a good president I thought but perhaps too democratic. I could care less about the Lewenski thing, I mean being a guy I know how that can be. Reagan was the perfect republican though. I liked reagan alot.



I always thought that Carter did try to do something about the hostages.

I served my four years of active service during the Carter years.  That pretty much made me a Republican for life at age 20.

He should have started habitat for humanity in 1976 and stayed out of Presidential politics.  The man was a walking disaster as far as I'm concerned.  Billy Jeff was even worse than Carter, a redneck beer can dweller selling used cars to the mentally challenged with a shrew in his bed.  One could hardly blame him for his indiscretions but his choice of getting his nob slobbed in the oval office speaks volumes.  A totally irreverant and honorless individual, the poster boy for liberalism.

So back to the topic, Coco puffs!!!! too much sugar.

[mosgood]

hmmm..... I don't know about that.


I wouldn't mind getting my nob slobbed in the oval office.  And if i had the chance.... I would!