The Tide is turning on Bush
 

Well, Well, now more than 50% of Americans believe the war was a mistake.
(For JCMD - Liberals AND conservatives) :MAD:

I guess it is going to take 90% and 10,000 dead Americans, but he will probably still stay in there.

And for What? Iraqis? Who really gives a shit about them anyways?

Certainly not me. I see no reason to have that country on our 'side', they all hate us and will all stick together against America.

Fuck em' and bring the boys (and girls) back Home. Now. :a:

agreed. we got Saddam, no WMD's - mission accomplished. the Iraqi's don't want to go to the next level - so be it. call us when the shooting stops.

Merry Bushmas
 

Hope Santa brings you a gross of Kleenex boxes.


You can print and frame this and keep it as an example of courage and determination.

A poster of your butt-buddy?

No thanks, you can jerk off to that, I prefer females.... :BL:

how about a gross of body bags?

no tears here....since the electorate made it clear they don't mind putting their kids' lives in the hands of this idiot, i'll invest no more emotion in the situation. as long as it's not my child getting blown up, i have no problem if other people want to sacrifice their children.

Still love calling them children and acting like their parents run their lives. If you had an honest bone in your body you could face the fact that they're adults who run their own lives and are usually trained killers doing work that would probably make you cry like a baby.




I see you're progressing from not caring about Iraqi deaths to not caring about American deaths except your own family. Eventually it'll boil down to the one thing you really care about.

i hear they were after the stargate...

http://www.worldofthestrange.com/docv249.html

Thought the gate was the Montauk Project :con:

in a democracy, people get the kind of government they deserve. you voted for it - you got it. :ND:

Most of the young servicemen and women are adults only in the legal sense.

Emotionally, they are still children who don't have the sense of how precious life really is, you usually don't get that until 30 or so.....

more to the point of my post, they are all, each and every one, someone's child...which is why i referred to them, not as children, but as other people's children. but albie missed the point, again. go figure.

OMG Kerry for 04!!!!! :D

Damn, I'd swear this was from a woman.:hip: Must be the hormones.




The hormones must fluctuate though:
http://www.p2p-zone.com/underground/...ad.php?t=20331




http://www.p2p-zone.com/underground/...ad.php?t=19437




http://www.p2p-zone.com/underground/...ad.php?t=19390




How precious life is indeed.:ND:
Occasionally the hormones settle down and reason prevails:
http://www.p2p-zone.com/underground/...ad.php?t=19566



Someday menopause will reveal the real pisser.:hmm:

So why do you quote pisser's post calling them plain children?

Ever heard of orphans knife? If you're referring to soldiers just call them soldiers, or maybe "children and orphan soldiers" if you want to hide the fact that they're adults and not helpless babies.

And you have such a wonderful picture of the parents doing that to their helpless children.

If you do a little research, you will find that the average age of an American Soldier is 19 years old.

http://www.ramsayreunion.com/america...cansoldier.htm

The average age of a casualty in Iraq is nearly 27. The youngest American soldier killed in Iraq was 18; the oldest was 55.

"Reserve components tend to be older," Moskos said. Another reason is that a number of special operations troops were also killed in the early days of the war, and they tend to be older as well.

http://www.commondreams.org/headlines04/0417-02.htm

my best friend's son signed up without her permission. he is 18. great kid, but he figured if he ever wanted to make it he needed to go the army route to help pay for college.

Parents do not sacrifice their kids, the kids get hammered at school at career fairs, parent teacher conferences, open house and any other time the services can get into the buildings that the armed services is the best way to get an education if you dont have the money or if you arent sure what you want to be, join the services, we will teach you.

Jesse went to boot camp, learned how to shoot a gun, get the shit kicked out of him till he spit up blood, drive a hum-vee, and how to cook. now he is in germany and is supposed to get his next set of orders in the next few days. we are hoping he gets to stay in germany or gets a post stateside.

if anything ever happens to jesse, i will be sure to let you know...so you can chalk it up to someone else's child being sacrificed.

it's an allegory, HB - don't get too carried away with it. it applies to the majority of the electorate who, by re-electing Bush, gave him a big thumbs up for sending America's military off on the fool's errand that is the war in Iraq.

perhaps i should have just characterized it as "sacrificing our military" to make it more palatable for you folks :uu:

It's propaganda knife and sometimes you cross the line with you tireless tirades. The largest part of the electorate didn't even vote. Add on the opposition votes and the vast majority didn't vote for Bush. Then consider that most who voted for Bush didn't have children in the military and your bullshit boils down to almost nothing. Same as your integrity.

http://www.capitalpress.com/election/summary.html

LOL, dont get to carried away?

now i remember why i don't post in this forum. i make a post and all of a sudden i am getting carried away?

cute. but what can you expect from a male.

i dont see anywhere he said he wants to see others kids killed
you want to twist it like he said something like that
but get real..
if you dont have a kid in the military over there its always going to
be 'others' kids getting killed
how someone deals with it emotionaly
is a personal decision
and non-debateable..


/still got nothing.. :N: