goddamn the war is funny!

robbie
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i just don't get the joke i suppose, but george bush seems to find it hilarious. have you noticed that awful smirk/chuckle he has every time he talks about the war? just today when he was talking about not gracefully leaving iraq, and staying until the job is complete, he had that ridiculous smirk on his face again. he will pause after every sentence and give a big smile and chuckle as if he is a stand up comic waiting for the audience to laugh along with his ideas about getting more of our children killed for his halliburton buddies. the least he could do is ACT as if he takes this seriously. i bet none of the soldiers that are having to serve a 3rd or 4th tour of duty are smirking or yukking it up when they hear the news that they will be in that nightmare for at least 2 more years. i wonder how hard the parents laugh when they get a knock on the door saying their child died for nothing. it is so gross that he is so flippant about the situation.
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I suspect its nervous laughter. He knows the whole situation is fucked up, and he's probably worried about getting called on it whenever he makes a public appearence.0
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reborncareerist wrote:I suspect its nervous laughter. He knows the whole situation is fucked up, and he's probably worried about getting called on it whenever he makes a public appearence.
i wish just once a reporter would ask him what is so goddamn funny when he is up there chuckling about people dying in his war. wouldnt that be an honest question? "mr. president, what do you find so amusing about this situation?" i find myself screaming at my television everytime i see it. would it be too much trouble for him to ACT somber or serious?0 -
he has always been a horrible speaker. this type of shit shouldnt be a surprise.0
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jlew24asu wrote:he has always been a horrible speaker. this type of shit shouldnt be a surprise.
there is a difference between being a poor speaker and stading up there in front of the world with a shit eating grin on his face waiting for us all to laugh along as he talks about commiting his country and our children to more years of unnessecary war. it is unforgivable. so really, if any of you get the joke please explain it to me, because my son turns 8 tomorrow, and i dont need him to die in iraq 10 years from now because george bush thinks war is a rootin tootin good time.0 -
robbie wrote:i wish just once a reporter would ask him what is so goddamn funny when he is up there chuckling about people dying in his war. wouldnt that be an honest question? "mr. president, what do you find so amusing about this situation?" i find myself screaming at my television everytime i see it. would it be too much trouble for him to ACT somber or serious?"Nothing in the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity." ~ MLK, 19630
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jlew24asu wrote:and your man boobs flying all over the place. I could see it now. FUCK YOU BUSH YOU MOTHERFUCKER I HATE YOU YOU I HOPE YOU DIE AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH I HATE YOU I HATE YOU I HATE YOU
hahha good times
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA........ wonderful post! you nailed me on the man boobs cause i asked santa to take them away in another post. brilliant! now if george bush was up there busting my balls about my man tits, i would be ok with him chuckling..... but i still fail to follow his humor about the war....0 -
robbie wrote:there is a difference between being a poor speaker and stading up there in front of the world with a shit eating grin on his face waiting for us all to laugh along as he talks about commiting his country and our children to more years of unnessecary war. it is unforgivable. so really, if any of you get the joke please explain it to me, because my son turns 8 tomorrow, and i dont need him to die in iraq 10 years from now because george bush thinks war is a rootin tootin good time.
whatever dude. its called nervous laughter. Nervous laughter is used to describe laughter evoked from an audiences expression of embarrassment, alarm, or confusion, rather than amusement.
it really must suck to live in the head of yours. you are actually worried your 8 years old son will fight in Iraq.
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jlew24asu wrote:whatever dude. its called nervous laughter. Nervous laughter is used to describe laughter evoked from an audiences expression of embarrassment, alarm, or confusion, rather than amusement.
it really must suck to live in the head of yours. you are actually worried your 8 years old son will fight in Iraq.
all that rage and hate....scary.
too bad he cant contain his laughter when he is talking about his war. and as for my kid, if we stay there until the "mission is complete" it will take over 10 years from now..... and the military WILL not be able to sustain this war for another 10 years with all volunteer troops.... they will HAVE to draft people to fight in this nightmare when it goes on that long. if the neo-cons have their way WE WILL BE THERE IN TEN YEARS.... EVEN IF IT IS CALLED IRAN BY THAT TIME, WE WILL STILL BE THERE. and the though of my son dying for halliburton is nowhere near as funny as george bush thinkas it is. and if my son dies over there I WILL KILL WHOEVER PUT HIM THERE.0 -
robbie wrote:too bad he cant contain his laughter when he is talking about his war. and as for my kid, if we stay there until the "mission is complete" it will take over 10 years from now..... and the military WILL not be able to sustain this war for another 10 years with all volunteer troops.... they will HAVE to draft people to fight in this nightmare when it goes on that long. if the neo-cons have their way WE WILL BE THERE IN TEN YEARS.... EVEN IF IT IS CALLED IRAN BY THAT TIME, WE WILL STILL BE THERE. and the though of my son dying for halliburton is nowhere near as funny as george bush thinkas it is. and if my son dies over there I WILL KILL WHOEVER PUT HIM THERE.
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hippiemom wrote:Death amuses him. Don't you remember the whole Karla Faye Tucker episode?
No.
I remember the pretzel incident, and his dog just sitting there on her haunches calmly watching the President choke to death.
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gue_barium wrote:No.
I remember the pretzel incident, and his dog just sitting there on her haunches calmly watching the President choke to death."Nothing in the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity." ~ MLK, 19630 -
jlew24asu wrote:whatever dude. its called nervous laughter. Nervous laughter is used to describe laughter evoked from an audiences expression of embarrassment, alarm, or confusion, rather than amusement.
it really must suck to live in the head of yours. you are actually worried your 8 years old son will fight in Iraq.
all that rage and hate....scary.
Regardless of the smirks and shit... which, I personally don't care about, one way or the other. It is his words and decisions that bother and upset me.
I know a 'timeline' is not a good idea because if I were Joe Terrorist, i would stash away my Jihad until after that day and break it out the following day.
BUT... some GOALS need to be put into place. The 'No Timetable' thing keeps the Iraqi government form taking action. Why run the risk of being held accountable for security when the Americans are willing to? No wonder they sit on their asses doing nothing... to do something means they assume the risks and responsibility... fuck that.
Our 'When the Job is Done' plan is idiotic when the Job is not defined and milestones aren't identified and goals to achive them are not set.
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Imagine telling your kid to mow the lawn... sometime... in the future... and when he's done, he has to pay you 50 bucks. When do you think that kid is going to cut the grass?Allen Fieldhouse, home of the 2008 NCAA men's Basketball Champions! Go Jayhawks!
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jlew24asu wrote:seek help. do it quickly
i dont get it. every time i make a post about something we as americans are SUPPOSED to be angry about ( loss of civil liberties, condoning torture, doing away with habius corpus, the president laughing about our kids getting killed in iraq) you tell me i need help. you arent angry about these things? how can you NOT be angry about these things? your apathy is astonishing. do you remember when george had some stupid dinner with all his rich neocon contributors and he acted like he was looking around the room for weapons of mass destruction? i just dont see the joke. i fail to see what is so motherfucking funny about this war. it is not nervous laughter, he waits after every sentence and smiles looking around the room like everyone else is supposed to find his murderous war amusing. looking around a banquet hall for weapons of mass destruction to mock the deaths of all the kids he sent over there is not "nervous laughter" he finds the whole thing amusing. and i think he is the one that needs help. goddamn if these things dont make you angry what does???????0 -
I would be worried if I had young kids, even if they were just 8 years old. When did they declare "victory", a few years ago right?Are you too good to tango with the poor poor boys?0
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dude your 8 year old son is not gonna get drafted and there isnt ever gonna be a draft.if there was ever a draft,u know how many people would dodge it and run like hell to canadaRon: I just don't feel like going out tonight
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Dick Jones wrote:I would be worried if I had young kids, even if they were just 8 years old. When did they declare "victory", a few years ago right?
exactly. and because the most avid war supporters and bush supporters are too afraid to go fight in this war they find so magnificent, who will be left to fight it 10 years from now? do you really think people will still be joining the armed forces in enough numbers to sustain this occupation for another decade? i will move my son out of the country before he has to die or murder for halliburton, but it does make me angry that it will have to come to that.0 -
metsfan531941 wrote:dude your 8 year old son is not gonna get drafted and there isnt ever gonna be a draft.if there was ever a draft,u know how many people would dodge it and run like hell to canada
I never said one word about the draft, this war will still be going on. That worries me.Are you too good to tango with the poor poor boys?0 -
robbie wrote:exactly. and because the most avid war supporters and bush supporters are too afraid to go fight in this war they find so magnificent, who will be left to fight it 10 years from now? do you really think people will still be joining the armed forces in enough numbers to sustain this occupation for another decade? i will move my son out of the country before he has to die or murder for halliburton, but it does make me angry that it will have to come to that.
i've already been planting the seeds of thought into my nephew's head... he's a good kid... but he's a 'C' student and we don't have the money to send him to college. He's been talking about the military... I say, "Go Air Force". He can get trainning on ground maintenance and get a job working for manufacturers or airlines, working on commercial jets. The job market for artillery gunners are not as available.Allen Fieldhouse, home of the 2008 NCAA men's Basketball Champions! Go Jayhawks!
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robbie wrote:i dont get it. every time i make a post about something we as americans are SUPPOSED to be angry about ( loss of civil liberties, condoning torture, doing away with habius corpus, the president laughing about our kids getting killed in iraq) you tell me i need help. you arent angry about these things? how can you NOT be angry about these things? your apathy is astonishing. do you remember when george had some stupid dinner with all his rich neocon contributors and he acted like he was looking around the room for weapons of mass destruction? i just dont see the joke. i fail to see what is so motherfucking funny about this war. it is not nervous laughter, he waits after every sentence and smiles looking around the room like everyone else is supposed to find his murderous war amusing. looking around a banquet hall for weapons of mass destruction to mock the deaths of all the kids he sent over there is not "nervous laughter" he finds the whole thing amusing. and i think he is the one that needs help. goddamn if these things dont make you angry what does???????
This is a great post. I would put this in the top 5 of the great posts i've read over the years on this matter.
The thing is, anger alone doesn't get it too far. I sure don't mind that someone like you comes along and shakes it up a bit now and then, though. I have a nephew graduating from high school this year.
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