First and foremost you should stop publicly doubting the wisdom of your leaders:
Because, you see, that's "appeasing the terrorists".

Jihad Jaara wants you to vote Democrat.

Rush Limbaugh wants you to stop thinking and only do what he says.
No clicky your link.
I have a free thinking mind of my own.

Too bad I don't listen to Rush.

The sharpest tools in the shed do not naturally line up for the armed forces.

Yeah right...

They want to make it appear like many in the west are on their side.


And apparently you fell for it.

The left want to cut and run. The terrorists would love nothing more than for us to leave the Middle East, too.

Neither do the rich.

Hey, wait a minute......I served.:igor:

say those spinsters whose blogs you seem to take as gospel Oh, they'd love it even more if you invaded Iran as well, creating yet another playground for them and even more hatred towards the US which is the main cause for their support.

Think a moment (if you still can): What would rather cause someone to join a terrorist group, having your home destroyed and relatives killed by your friendly US liberators or hearing that some US politicians you never heard about are criticizing their president?

You apparently have no idea how these terrorists operate. For one, they hide behind women and children using them as human shields, and even set up bases in residential areas. When a soldier has to kill a terrorist (or be killed), guess what their bullets sometimes have to pass through first... women and children, because the terrorists are being cowards and hiding behind them. Not to mention the terrorists kill a bunch of their own via IEDs and suicide bombers.

And you assume that the only quotes the terrorists use are ones criticizing our President. Wrong. They love stuff like "Iraq is a disaster," or "Arabs in the United States had been indiscriminately rounded up, often on minor charges of overstaying a visa or not having a green card in proper order, and held in conditions that were just unforgivable."

Being treasonous is not something one wants to do, especially so in a time of war.


Another post earlier said that the terrorists want us to think they support the Democrats. These people want to take over the world and they believe that you voting Democrat will help them.

^:blah:

Stating your opinion is treasonous!?

The USA is a democracy, right? One of the features of democracy is to be able to say out loud what you think, to discuss policies and to exchange points of views. Perhaps this sometimes leads to unwanted side-effects but I wouldn't call it treason. If you say it's no longer allowed to criticize a war (for whatever reason) you're being treasonous to your very own democratic values.

And the US is bringing democracy to Iraq? :confused:

Kerry was just plain stupid for his remarks - no doubt there - but if some snide remark like this is considered as bad as the media and right wingers want to make it then just how bad is taking American into war in Iraq when we had no business being there in the first place and lied to get there.

One lie made a man look like a jackass. The other lie caused 3,000 (and counting) military deaths and well in excess of 50,000+ civilian deaths.

Didn't change the way I'm voting one bit.

That's funny because we use supsesonic jets that fly miles above the ground and use giant bombs to kill our enemies. If that's not cowardly then I don't know what it. Oh sure, the technology is pretty damn cool but you're still shooting someone in the back.

To be honest SSJ4, I used to think you were quite bright and switched on, but this thread has just left me in disbelief of the things you've said.

Treason, as described by the United States Constitution is;

The things that a lot of Democrats say, such as leaking out troop movements that help our enemy, are treasonous. Sorry, but I speek the truth.

And no, our country is not a democracy as a lot of Democrats and Republicans would lead you to believe; it is a Constitutional Republic. Say the Pledge of Allegiance out loud. Let me know when you get to the “…and to the Republic…” part.


I’m sorry you feel that way when I do nothing but speak the truth. I feel my 6 year run here is essentially over with that statement.

Ah ha! The Democrats suck! If only they could find someone who spoke as eloquently as President Bush!

"The vast majority of our imports come from outside the country."

"If we don't succeed, we run the risk of failure."

"I have made good judgments in the past. I have made good judgments in the future."

What a statesman!

Yes, like Democratic Senator Rick Santorum showing a classified intelligence document on Hannity & Colmes.

Damn straight.
just ask how many of these so called patriots we have in government if their children are out on the front lines.
Wait, maybe they are giving the enemy comfort by not "protecting" this land.:igor:

Actually, he is a Republican.

;)

Got it. :up:

And you're never ever questioning that truth?
You really do not realize that the sources you're quoting are, let's put it mildly, rather controversial?

There's no need to bash the GOP or try to make them look like corrupt and inept figures.

They're doing that fine all by themselves.

I hate this argument. Having a constitution and being a republic does not stop a country being democratic. Your government is democratically elected. That's it.

If you want to stay out of the brand new domestic detention centers (no habeas corpus anymore either).

Clinton.

A republic is a good thing.

We have rights that supercede a democracy, and we have not given the power of majority rule over all decisions. People have individual rights which cannot be taken away by the democratic process, at least in theory.

That's why it's important. In a strictly democratic society, we could vote to kill all the black people or mexicans. A constitution doesn't let us.

This is what makes the peace. Even majority rule bends to basic principles of freedom and what wise men decided justice was. And they were right.

He still ordered attacks in Iraq. Not, in certain terms, a war. Still pretty war-like.

A more adequate answer would have been Chester A. Arthur.