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For those slamming the Presidents speech.

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For those slamming the Presidents speech.

What was it you wanted to hear?

from JoeUser Forums
Although I already knew the left would poke holes in President Bushes speech last night, I am curious to know EXACTLY what it was you wanted to hear?

I would like sound examples, and explanations what you would do in his shoes.

Please do not say dumb stuff, like he lied about the reasons for war, or we should not be there.

The facts are, we are there, period.

Lets try to keep it clean.

I would really like to know, with no flaming if possible.

Here is your chance to show me what you think, I will respect any ideas that make sense.

This is your chance to show me you have a plan, and not just bashing Bush for bashing sake.
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Reply #26 from JoeUser Forums Top
This is a truly refreshing line of thought coming from a pro-Bush fellow. The proverbial Bush supporters always act predictably, which is verbal attacks of deflection


The reason that the dems and libs and the left in general get that kind of treatment is because of their own behavior. When possible solutioins are asked for all they can come up with is to slam GW and the administration.
Reply #27 from JoeUser Forums Top
This is a truly refreshing line of thought coming from a pro-Bush fellow. The proverbial Bush supporters always act predictably, which is verbal attacks of deflection


The reason that the dems and libs and the left in general get that kind of treatment is because of their own behavior. When possible solutioins are asked for all they can come up with is to slam GW and the administration.


sad really the left cannot come up with any ides {cept for kingbee}
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Reply #28 from JoeUser Forums Top
Reply By: Reiki-HousePosted: Wednesday, June 29, 2005


pretty nice reply, well thought out and ALMOST no anti-united state or anti Bush rhetoric.

Some food for thought for me, i will have to re-read your reply a few times to get it.

thsnk you.

MM
Reply #29 from JoeUser Forums Top
Thanks Modman but in all honesty, what does stating things the US has done and is doing right now in Iraq have to do with anyone being 'anti-American' or 'anti-Bush' and the like? I have no party affiliations. I have no thoughts of being a leftist or whatever everyone here seems to be so hung up on. I do not and never have thought in partisan ways because it's my belief that the focus on 'ligerals' and 'conservatives' and all that do nothing but create a gridlock, a political gridlock which ensures a hazy image which sometimes gets far to difficult for the average citizen to understand. What I mean is that the party affiliation card is always played when facts go against your party's belief. Like someone like ShadowWar. If I tell him about the accurate "fixed evidence" memo which the entire planet minus the US all know about, I'm Anti-Bush. Not Anti-Bush with accurate facts, but just Anti-Bush. So he closes his mind to real documented facts and passes it off as merely someone who dislikes Bush. But he never confirms or mentions the known facts so it's clear he's simply ignoring truisms which go against his support for the illegal Iraq intervention and occupation. Me, I don't have that problem. Me, I always tell the truth. Me, I only deal in truth. I never make anything up like some people do. I don't use clearly biased media sources as my backup gospel, nor do I try pass it off as evidence to my point. One fascinating fact about this kind of ignorance and closed-mindedness is that many of these very real events, even the ones that make the US look pretty bad, have been reported from all sides of the spectrum. Al-Jazeera and CNN/MSNBC being the two extremes. It's too bad because if anyone could acknowledge this reality it would go very far, in my mind, in making the US mission in Iraq more tolerable/reasonable, if not more acceptable/credible.
Reply #30 from JoeUser Forums Top

sad really the left cannot come up with any ides {cept for kingbee}

Actually, Kingbee is a good example of a liberal.  NJ, Zoomba, Lucas, joeknowledge and Tex good example of the left centrists.  Thatoneguy (I do miss him) between those 2 groups, but more towards kingbee.

Zink and Dabe are the LLL.

Reply #31 from JoeUser Forums Top
29 by Reiki-House
Thursday, June 30, 2005


it's just your over all theme reiki, you are very angry with america and her present leadership. Yes the truth stands alone reiki, but sometimes there are more than one truth.

You come off so harsh sometimes that it kind of taints what you write here, even when you are reasonable and calm the reader is waiting for the other shoe to drop
Reply #32 from JoeUser Forums Top
#30 by Dr. Guy
Thursday, June 30, 2005


Dabe are the LLL.


Just for today I prefer to think Dabe holds strong opinions and is very adamant about it.

Zink is very articulate till we piss him off< I can actually see him in my minds eye sputtering and red faced.