Bush in a scarface poster...funny shit
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STiSchucky wrote:
or i coulda voted for kerry, sign up for the army, say i went to iraq, did great deeds..but then just sit at camp the whole time.
man im sick of president bashing. its annoying, played out, the disses suck. just cause youre a republican/bush supporter...doesn't mean you HAVE to join the army. Why do i have to? Im not all for this Iraq war. I dont think it was worth the 2000 troops we lost so lil muhammed could get a decent education from a school not run by terrorists. get it? but posting pics of bush, with stupid comments after it just goes to show how big of a crybaby party the democratics really are
/rant.
Or you could join the Air Guard, miss you flight physicals, lose your pilots license and go campaign several states away while your supposed to be on duty like Bush. We can't undo the election or the past, however, and Bush won so we basically have no choice but to live with the consequences. I can deal with that.
Kirk, you don't seem to remember the political parody ads/posters from the clinton years apparantly. It goes both ways. Yes, political ads get old after a while, but there are some pretty funny ones out there as well.
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What? I thought ND was a pretty solidly red state? Is there no place safe from little whiney liberals?
And I laughed at people saying that "if you support Bush, go join the army and go to Iraq". Yeah, just as soon as you liberals give all your money to the government and go have sex with another man. I would rather participate in what the republicans stand for than what democrats stand for.
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Drill Alaska!!!!
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Well who cares what the president does now? With this oil crisis getting bigger and bigger, I think I smell......whats that now........RECESION!!!!! WOOOOOOO. And then after that I do believe we will not regain our step and capitalism will start to fall!!!! WOOO YAAAA. Sorry I'm stupid don't listen to me, ignore my comment please
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interesting threads here, I agree with alot of what people are saying, I'm definatly a republican but can say bush has had his mistakes, but what president hasn't, anyone remember carter? ND is republican due to the republicans main idea, more about the individual rights then state control, democrates are more like socialist. ND has a state elevator and a state bank, only state in the union to still have those, a very republican pro capitalism ideal. And as for bush even if he did the wrong things atleast he did stuff. I don't like his moves on social security, no child left behind, or all out war, but hey, it's more then clinton did. so when he's out of office in a few years therewill of been change, some good some bad, but all and all it will be for the better, kinda like a small revolution in common thinking.
Enough of my little speel, I like hearing people's idea's though, aslong as they are clean and well worded it's interesting to see what other people think about current issue's.
Oh and not to forget a plug for bush here, he did open the US oil reserves and get the EPA to remove pollution restrictions, so gas prices will go down, thats something we can all respect. -
Bad93ex wrote:
Drill Alaska!!!!Yeah always a good idea to f up another beautiful country side and screw up the enviorment more... I'd rather see the money go into hydrogen research.... it's coming anyway now is a GREAT time to put $$$$$$$ into it and get it done sooner
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I could care less what damn party a person belongs to. Bush has done absolutely nothing to gain my support, how can you be a good president when damn near 25% of your time in office is spent on vacation. When he gives his all so well planned out speeches they all sound like broken record, he says the same thing over and over again. And the people that attend these speeches are all carefully sorted out so only the right questions are asked and he has 100% of the audiences support. He alway says we're going to win the war on terrorism, Bullshit, He's fuckin' delusional, at best it can only be slowed down. Why doesn't he just say "I'm going to end world hunger". He says we have to keep troops in Iraq to protect the US from terrorists, doesn't that sound kinda redundant. How do you protect your homeland when most of your troops aren't in your homeland and you cut shit loads of defense spending and close bases? But yet it's ok to give the country you just blew the shit out of billions upon billions of dollars to fix what we destroyed, I will say "some good came of that money" but not enough to justify all the other bullshit. Like I already said I have no political party preference, I only call it like I see it. As far as G.W. getting re elected,well I've got three opinions on that.
The good part about him getting re elected is that he can't run for a third term.
To elect somebody based soley on there party has got to be the dumbest shit I've ever heard of, there are some pretty dumb motherfuckers out there.
Somtimes "The Majority" means all the fools are on the same side.
I will finish by saying that if any of the forementioned statements comtradicts any of your political beliefs I will not hold that against you based on you as person but solely on "you political beliefs. In other words, I may not agree with you in any or all political disussions but that does not mean we can get along or be friends. So no death beams sent through the computer please.
Sterling Archer: Oh my god! You killed a hooker!
Cyril Figgis: Call girl!
Sterling Archer: No Cyril! When they're dead they're just hookers!
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ichibankilla wrote:
To elect somebody based soley on there party has got to be the dumbest shit I've ever heard of, there are some pretty dumb motherfuckers out there.Somtimes "The Majority" means all the fools are on the same side.
That is the best political statement I've seen come from fargostreet in a long long time. To vote for someone just because they are a republican or democrat is stupid. That'd be like saying you'd vote for Hitler just because he is a registered Republican or Stalin because he's a Democrat.
My #1 biggest gripe I have about President Bush is that he campaigned in 2000 as a "uniter" yet the united states of america has never been more divided.
The biggest problem with the Republican party right now is that they don't know how to be a majority. They keep acting like they aren't the ones in power. IF they'd just step up and say "we're going to put this to a vote, filibuster if you must but we want to move forward" I could more easily get behind them They won the House, the Senate and the Whitehouse for Christs sake! Why don't they act like leaders and do what they feel is right. So what if the dems decide to try and block things, thats part of the process. If they block too much it will hurt them just like not being a leader is hurting the republican party this session.
In other words: We, the people of the united states, elected people to do their job (including exercising minority rights), bring the issues to the table and let them do what they were elected to do.
I think the reason I don't have fond feelings of the Republican party is because they have yet to fight for what they believe in under this president. If they had the balls to lay whatever their agenda is on the line and let the house/senate vote on it and then live with the results I'd be much happier.
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