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-=d=- said:psst...Italy paid-off some terrorists to release a couple chicks...
nycflasher said:And that image you posted has to do with what?
I'm sure that Silvio was just worried that they wouldn't be back in time to do his laundry and make him dinner.
-=d=- said:See, Terrorists would likely want a weak, indecisive leader of their greatest enemy - one who pledges "Any attack would be met with an equal or greater counter-attack" instead of a STRONG leader who says "We'll kill you before you get the chance to hurt us".
-=d=- said:See, Terrorists would likely want a weak, indecisive leader of their greatest enemy - one who pledges "Any attack would be met with an equal or greater counter-attack" instead of a STRONG leader who says "We'll kill you before you get the chance to hurt us".
nycflasher said:Another thought: The argument could easily be made that the terrorists want Bush to remain in power because of the rift he has caused in the International community, to put it lightly. But, again, that's if you have the time our interest to spend thinking about what the terrorists want versus what we the people want.
No. Campaign promises are campaign promises. I can't prove that George Bush won't be shot in the face, either. Kerry has volunteered to fight for his country in the past, however.duke said:can you please show me proof that Kerry will unite the whole world and fight terrorists.
I don't think that Kerry is God-like or the panacea and I could care less what the rest of the world likes. he is my choice for president. Jealousy? What the heck does that have to do with our Presidential election? Get a clue? Okay, oh wise one.duke said:You libs think Kerry is some kind of great god that once he becomes prez he 's gonna solve every problem we have because the rest of the world don't like republicans...get a clue the rest of the world is jealous of the USA and always will be no matter what party is in power.
And they don't get to vote, do they?duke said:On 9-11 the first images of al-Quaida I saw were a couple of terrorists shooting at pictures of Bill Clinton.So to them it doesn't matter who's in office a republican or democrat.
nycflasher said:Another thought: The argument could easily be made that the terrorists want Bush to remain in power because of the rift he has caused in the International community, to put it lightly. But, again, that's if you have the time our interest to spend thinking about what the terrorists want versus what we the people want.
-=d=- said:That argument could be made - but it's a retarded argument.
Let's put it in a way you would understand... As a homo, who would YOU want in charge - the guy who wants to kill all your kind, or the guy who feels you could 'talk it out'?
-=d=- said:That argument could be made - but it's a retarded argument.
Let's put it in a way you would understand... As a homo, who would YOU want in charge - the guy who wants to kill all your kind, or the guy who feels you could 'talk it out'?
nycflasher said:If I knew what you were talking about, I'd respond. I'm a retarded fag?
Whatever you say, bro. Go back to swilling the Natty Ice and let the big boys and girls talk.
I mean, I'd be happy to discuss this with you, but I thougt the point of this board was to discuss issues and ideas not insult eachother?
-=d=- said:I'm not trying to be insulting; I picked an example and used it to illustrate my point. No offense intended.
The argument that terrorist would want GWB re-elected IS a 'retarded' argument.
onedomino said:Italy is now denying that it paid a ransom.
http://www.japantoday.com/e/?content=news&cat=8&id=313842
krisy said:i also saw on the news today that these two girls thanked "the irai resistance'. i don't like the sound of that. they almost sound to me like they enjoyed their stay with the terrorists. :bat:
nycflasher said:Another thought: The argument could easily be made that the terrorists want Bush to remain in power because of the rift he has caused in the International community, to put it lightly. But, again, that's if you have the time our interest to spend thinking about what the terrorists want versus what we the people want.
nycflasher said:No. Campaign promises are campaign promises. I can't prove that George Bush won't be shot in the face, either. Kerry has volunteered to fight for his country in the past, however.
nycflasher said:I don't think that Kerry is God-like or the panacea and I could care less what the rest of the world likes. he is my choice for president. Jealousy? What the heck does that have to do with our Presidential election? Get a clue? Okay, oh wise one.
nycflasher said:And they don't get to vote, do they?
I think you just made my point. I was wondering why you quoted me.
nycflasher said:You're the worst kind of ignorant asshole, dude. Can't even stand behind your insults?
You spend way too much time thinking about who the terrorists want elected. They don't get to vote, so it doesn't matter.
If you're trying to illustrate a point I suggest using a pencil in the future as I imagine it will take you several drafts until you convince ANYONE of ANYTHING.
Have a good night.