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ongoing list of reasons to still support bush

robbierobbie Posts: 883
edited October 2006 in A Moving Train
i am not saying if you support bush, you are all of these things, im only saying if you support him you must be one of these things....
please feel free to add to the list, this is all i could come up with so far....

1. an executive at halliburton
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  • negationistnegationist Posts: 237
    2. If you were Hamid Karzai
    If Pearl Jam was a beer, they'd probably be the best beer in the world!!
  • jlew24asujlew24asu Posts: 10,118
    edit. re read your post. wrong response
  • MilestoneMilestone Posts: 1,140
    3. A Republican that likes to have gay relations with male pages.
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  • stupidcorporatewhorestupidcorporatewhore Posts: 761
    4. full of hatred
    5. scared to death
    6. The idea of unions, education, healthcare and a national surplus offends you
  • The IllinoisemakersThe Illinoisemakers Posts: 461
    7. None of the hippie liberal douche canidates tickle your fancy
  • sonicreducersonicreducer Posts: 713
    8. if you haven't 'forgotten' and you know bush is doing a good job blowing up those damn terrorists. we got saddam didn't we!
    you're a real hooker. im gonna slap you in public.
    ~Ron Burgundy
  • Jammin909Jammin909 Posts: 888
    sonicreducer wrote:
    8. if you haven't 'forgotten' and you know bush is doing a good job blowing up those damn terrorists. we got saddam didn't we!

    Saddam was a brutal dictator, not a terrorist. Bin Laden is a terrorist.

    9. See number 7
    The less you know, the more you believe.
  • MilestoneMilestone Posts: 1,140
    Jammin909 wrote:
    Saddam was a brutal dictator, not a terrorist. Bin Laden is a terrorist.


    ......and now we've seen the reason why Sadaam HAD to be a brutal dictator. It's the only way to unify a country that has 3 disticntly different religious groups who all want to be in power. Democracy will never work there.
    11-2-2000 Portland. 12-8-2002 Seattle. 4-18-2003 Nashville. 5-30-2003 Vancouver. 10-25-2003 Bridge School. 9-2-2005 Vancouver.
    7-6-2006 Las Vegas. 7-20-2006 Portland. 7-22-2006 Gorge. 9-21-2009 Seattle. 9-22-2009 Seattle. 9-26-2009 Ridgefield. 9-25-2011 Vancouver.
    11-29-2013 Portland. 10-16-2014 Detroit. 8-8-2018 Seattle. 8-10-2018 Seattle. 8-13-2018 Missoula.  5-10-2024 Portland.  5-30-2024 Seattle.
  • robbierobbie Posts: 883
    10. you believe civil liberties and human rights are a quaint pre-9-11 notion
  • sonicreducersonicreducer Posts: 713
    Jammin909 wrote:
    Saddam was a brutal dictator, not a terrorist. Bin Laden is a terrorist.

    9. See number 7.


    this country was seriously mislead into believing saddam was linked to 9/11. i was trying to imply that there are a lot of people who have been mislead and either don't know enough of the facts to become angry or just don't care. saddam was a brutal dictator. bin laden is a terrorist. saddam didn't mastermind 9/11. we got saddam, but not bin laden.
    you're a real hooker. im gonna slap you in public.
    ~Ron Burgundy
  • Jammin909Jammin909 Posts: 888
    10. You want to see America's demise.
    11. You think "doggy-style" is immoral.
    12. You hate gays.
    The less you know, the more you believe.
  • ByrnzieByrnzie Posts: 21,037
    13. You have no regard for the environment
    14. You want to fulfill the book of revelations by destroying the world
    15. You have the intellect of a monkey
    16. You believe everything you see and hear on Fox news
    17. You believed that Iraq was a threat to the security of the U.S
    18. You believe that Cuba is a threat to the security of the U.S
  • sonicreducersonicreducer Posts: 713
    Byrnzie wrote:
    15. You have the intellect of a monkey

    you're giving him too much credit.
    you're a real hooker. im gonna slap you in public.
    ~Ron Burgundy
  • Uncle LeoUncle Leo Posts: 1,059
    19. You still like beer and still like "good guys to have a beer with" whether they are dry drunks or not.
    I cannot come up with a new sig till I get this egg off my face.
  • stupidcorporatewhorestupidcorporatewhore Posts: 761
    The Illinoisemakers wrote:
    7. None of the hippie liberal douche canidates tickle your fancy

    cliche namecalling without noting any examples or forming an argument to back it up.

    surely, you can do better.
  • The IllinoisemakersThe Illinoisemakers Posts: 461
    stupidcorporatewhore wrote:
    cliche namecalling without noting any examples or forming an argument to back it up.

    surely, you can do better.

    There's no point in forming an argument. This thread isn't interest in discussing, its just another way to bash Bush and Republicans.

    12. You hate gays.
    14. You want to fulfill the book of revelations by destroying the world
    15. You have the intellect of a monkey

    Cliche namecalling? I guess not.
  • CosmoCosmo Posts: 12,225
    20. You believe that Adam and Eve rode on the backs of a Stegosarus to the local 'Bront-O-Burger' after chruch on Sunday.
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  • stupidcorporatewhorestupidcorporatewhore Posts: 761
    The Illinoisemakers wrote:
    There's no point in forming an argument. This thread isn't interest in discussing, its just another way to bash Bush and Republicans.

    12. You hate gays.
    14. You want to fulfill the book of revelations by destroying the world
    15. You have the intellect of a monkey

    Cliche namecalling? I guess not.

    yet you don't dispute or attempt to disprove any of the allogations in the initial post. I'm guessing you either don't dispute them or are putting together yet another hackneyed "Bush isn't perfect" thread.

    they might be worded for comic effect, they have basis in fact.

    either way, you don't seek to be on a higher level than your adversaries.
  • The IllinoisemakersThe Illinoisemakers Posts: 461
    stupidcorporatewhore wrote:
    yet you don't dispute or attempt to disprove any of the allogations in the initial post. I'm guessing you either don't dispute them or are putting together yet another hackneyed "Bush isn't perfect" thread.

    they might be worded for comic effect, they have basis in fact.

    either way, you don't seek to be on a higher level than your adversaries.

    How can I defend that Bush is trying to destroy the world by fufilling the book of Revelations. I just saw one of the four horsemen right outside my office window.

    How do you disprove allegations like that, and ones that claim Republicans hate gays, and that we're full of hate. They're just ridiculous. Your right some of them I don't dispute, because they're a joke.

    Of the 20 listed so far, maybe one or two can actually be argued/discussed.

    13. You have no regard for the environment. I disagree. I would say that some regard for the environemnt was shown when he established our country's 75th national monument, the world's largest marine protected area. Are there issues with the environment, sure, has there been a total disregard for the environment under Bush? No.
  • ByrnzieByrnzie Posts: 21,037
    The Illinoisemakers wrote:
    How can I defend that Bush is trying to destroy the world by fufilling the book of Revelations. I just saw one of the four horsemen right outside my office window.

    How do you disprove allegations like that, and ones that claim Republicans hate gays, and that we're full of hate. They're just ridiculous. Your right some of them I don't dispute, because they're a joke.

    Of the 20 listed so far, maybe one or two can actually be argued/discussed.

    13. You have no regard for the environment. I disagree. I would say that some regard for the environemnt was shown when he established our country's 75th national monument, the world's largest marine protected area. Are there issues with the environment, sure, has there been a total disregard for the environment under Bush? No.

    Bush has admitted that he believes in the literal interpretation of the book of revelations and that he also believes in the holy rapture.
  • The IllinoisemakersThe Illinoisemakers Posts: 461
    Byrnzie wrote:
    Bush has admitted that he believes in the literal interpretation of the book of revelations and that he also believes in the holy rapture.

    Not all that suprising, he is a Christian. Most of us do believe in revelations. His belief in Revelations and the claim that he is destroying the world through it seem more then a little off. Does that mean that every Christian is destroying the world because they believe in Revelations?
  • ByrnzieByrnzie Posts: 21,037
    The Illinoisemakers wrote:
    Not all that suprising, he is a Christian. Most of us do believe in revelations. His belief in Revelations and the claim that he is destroying the world through it seem more then a little off. Does that mean that every Christian is destroying the world because they believe in Revelations?

    No. Because there are Christians and there are nutty fundamentalists like Bush who has the brain of a child, and who believes that the world can be expalined with terms such as good vs evil, the axis of evil, us vs the enemy e.t.c, e.t.c. Simply put, Bush is a giddy, weak-minded fruitcake. Why are you defending him?
  • rarghrargh-brownstarrarghrargh-brownstar Posts: 1,272
    hes a simple yes/ no type of leader. this gives me security.


    at ALL costs.
    Rarghstarfarian.
  • The IllinoisemakersThe Illinoisemakers Posts: 461
    Byrnzie wrote:
    No. Because there are Christians and there are nutty fundamentalists like Bush who has the brain of a child, and who believes that the world can be expalined with terms such as good vs evil, the axis of evil, us vs the enemy e.t.c, e.t.c. Simply put, Bush is a giddy, weak-minded fruitcake. Why are you defending him?[/quote

    What makes Bush a "nutty fundamentalist", just because he is in the public spotlight 24/7, and he isn't afraid to say he is a Christian, and that he views prayer as a powerful tool. It sounds to me that you are just taking jabs at Christians. Many Christians do believe there is a battle between good and evil, doesn't make us fruitcakes or nutty fundamentalists. I happen to think Bush isn't a "weak minded, giddy, fruitcake". Do I have issues with him in some areas, absolutely. Is he still my President, yes.
  • dkst0426dkst0426 Posts: 523
    Get it straight, please. It's the Book of Revelation. Singular. No plural. "Revelations" was the short-lived tv series that aired a year or so ago. C'mon, if you're going to bash Christianity (or a President who is very public about his faith), then at least bash right.
  • rarghrargh-brownstarrarghrargh-brownstar Posts: 1,272
    The Illinoisemakers wrote:
    Byrnzie wrote:
    No. Because there are Christians and there are nutty fundamentalists like Bush who has the brain of a child, and who believes that the world can be expalined with terms such as good vs evil, the axis of evil, us vs the enemy e.t.c, e.t.c. Simply put, Bush is a giddy, weak-minded fruitcake. Why are you defending him?[/quote

    What makes Bush a "nutty fundamentalist", just because he is in the public spotlight 24/7, and he isn't afraid to say he is a Christian, and that he views prayer as a powerful tool. It sounds to me that you are just taking jabs at Christians. Many Christians do believe there is a battle between good and evil, doesn't make us fruitcakes or nutty fundamentalists. I happen to think Bush isn't a "weak minded, giddy, fruitcake". Do I have issues with him in some areas, absolutely. Is he still my President, yes.
    theres a big difference between saying that youre a Christian and truly acting like one.
    Rarghstarfarian.
  • The IllinoisemakersThe Illinoisemakers Posts: 461
    rarghrargh-brownstar wrote:
    The Illinoisemakers wrote:
    theres a big difference between saying that youre a Christian and truly acting like one.

    That is a great point. My guess is you're, correct me if I'm wrong, refering to Bush being a Christian, yet leading a war that is been very destructive, in almost every sense. I struggle with that notion myself. As a Christian who supports the war, is that really what a Christian would do? It's tough. I really do wonder what would Jesus do, when it comes to this war.
  • josevolutionjosevolution Posts: 29,567
    well i thought jesus was telling george what to do no ?
    jesus greets me looks just like me ....
  • hippiemomhippiemom Posts: 3,326
    The Illinoisemakers wrote:
    That is a great point. My guess is you're, correct me if I'm wrong, refering to Bush being a Christian, yet leading a war that is been very destructive, in almost every sense. I struggle with that notion myself. As a Christian who supports the war, is that really what a Christian would do? It's tough. I really do wonder what would Jesus do, when it comes to this war.
    Can you find one single thing that Jesus ever said that would lead you to believe that he would support a war?

    Can you find anything he ever said that would lead you toward the conclusion that he would never support a war?

    I think you'll find your answer.
    "Nothing in the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity." ~ MLK, 1963
  • AhnimusAhnimus Posts: 10,560
    The Illinoisemakers wrote:
    That is a great point. My guess is you're, correct me if I'm wrong, refering to Bush being a Christian, yet leading a war that is been very destructive, in almost every sense. I struggle with that notion myself. As a Christian who supports the war, is that really what a Christian would do? It's tough. I really do wonder what would Jesus do, when it comes to this war.

    Jesus would have died to save the Iraqi people. Something George Dubya would never do. ;)
    I necessarily have the passion for writing this, and you have the passion for condemning me; both of us are equally fools, equally the toys of destiny. Your nature is to do harm, mine is to love truth, and to make it public in spite of you. - Voltaire
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