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A challenge to the "pro-Bush" crowd

A challenge to the "pro-Bush" crowd

I have a challenge to those bloggers here who are pro-bush...

The challenge is:

Name three instances when bush responded/acted ineffectively and/or incorrectly. (In your opinion) (i.e. Katrina, Abu Ghraib, etc...)

Name three policies of bush's that (during his 2000 or 2004 campaign) you disagreed with, and state why (if you do ) you disagree with them.

Name three negative aspects of Bush. (Truly negative, not crap)

-Can ya do it?

Note: This is only for the pro-bush crowd. And no using the examples given.

Well, I'm trying to prove a theory of mine. That there is no such thing as a rational, logical, intelligent pro-bush person. IMO its all about some sort of blind nationalism, perhaps there is an underlying problem that creates their blind nationalism. Perhaps?

Actually, I am sick and tired of having people demand we rack our brains to try to find good things about Bush, and saying if we have trouble with it or don't feel like playing your game, all liberals are crazed idiots full of hate. Finding three things you like about Bush doesn't prove you are more intelligent than someone who is considered more "moderate." We just see the world in different ways, that doesn't make us dumber and needing to find three things we like about him to redeem us.
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Points to you, no matter what, you've still not recieved a real answer...
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Actually, I am sick and tired of having people demand we rack our brains to try to find good things about Bush, and saying if we have trouble with it or don't feel like playing your game, all liberals are crazed idiots full of hate. Finding three things you like about Bush doesn't prove you are more intelligent than someone who is considered more "moderate." We just see the world in different ways, that doesn't make us dumber and needing to find three things we like about him to redeem us.

Well, YOU SHOULD CARE ABOUT REAL ANSWERS.

Isn't that the purpose of a sincere question?

I guess I should suggest that you make a more pointed question...without additional rhetoric, thus eliminating disconstructive hyperbole.

You're making a very good challenge here, why not make it obvious whilst avoiding the extraneous shtuff?


It's not a sincere question. This post was "written" (actually, pretty much everything except the last paragraph was simply copied and some words were changed to opposites) in response to a similar quiz demanding anti-Bush people name three things they like about him, etc. It wasn't meant to actually be a question, just an expression of me being tired of being demanded to name three things I like about Bush (that is a real tough challenge for me) in order to "prove" that I am rational, logical, and intelligent (this has happened before).

And that rhetoric is the same as the rhetoric in the other question, with the word "anti" changed to "pro" and "hate" replaced with "some sort of blind nationalism"

If you want to try to find real answers, I suggest you make your own challenge. All I can say is good luck.