Originally posted by FBBone
We're not talking about "most" Iranians here, are we? No, we're talking about one in particular, and he's not pro-U.S.
With the bad punctuation in this post from you, I don't think you have any room to criticize the President:
A bit of an over use of the comma key, sir. My God man, if you pause that much while speaking someone is likely to mistake it for a stuttering problem.
But, as usual from you, any chance to jab at Bush is a good one.
How, exactly, does this come into play here? Not giving a radical foreign dictator a podium from which to bash us is now equal to craping on the Constitution? He has a venue in our country, that is also hostile to our country, from which he can thumb his nose at the U.S. and the rest of the world. It's called the U.N., let him speak from there. By the way, I never said to silence the man, how you may have inferred that I'll never know. I'm simply suggesting that, when someone is trying to bash us, we neither hand him the clubs nor a safe place from which to swing.
Are you kidding me? My post was puntuated properly... grammatically correct, with a subject and predicate to every sentence. This is something which was quite the antithesis of your fragment laced tirade.
Any jab at Bush? The leader of our country actually said "childrens do not learn", without correction, and without comprehension of his gaffe. He used that statement as an ARGUMENT for his policy, as a keystone point, actually. You may defend him to your heart's content, the man is still a moron.
Also, sir, commas are intended for use to indicate natural pauses in reading, to prevent run on sentences, as well as limit the obvious malicious fragment.
You know, kinda like all those fragments you just typed up there.
