Now, that statement is fair. Seems to me we’ve had people like U.B. who demand answers from others they are unwilling to answer themselves. When asked “what do you think?”, and your answer is “I don’t know; what do you think?” Is evasion in my mind.

Dear, Lee is just a common a**hole at the the end of the bar popping off his mouth.

You give some of these posters a little too much credit.

To much of a good thing.

There is room here for everybody. We are all at the same table Lee. If you just want to attack regardless of the answer, then you just show me and perhaps other people as well that you really don’t intend to discuss, only to tear down.

No hidden agenda Lee to the answer,. I really don’t know who I will support because I, personally, think it’s too early. You can make up your mind about who YOU would support. Fine by me. Luckily, you don’t get to define me. Thanks

Som[a]lia is a country, like soci[a]lism, that is banned, it seems ; )

That and jacks with black on them.

The funny part is that LA was annoyed to some end, and some others too, about their comments disappearing when they were arguing. They said that you had deleted it or something. Hilarious and useless venting really.

I’m too curious as to what the problem was or is. It was sort of like scrapple, where you have to figure out word combinations. In this case, it was reading into normal words for the special stuff.

It is hilarious that S[o]ma is actually a drug. Cause there was a movie about it.

What that means is that Bush had all the justificiation he could ever ask for to stoke American rage and anger at Iraq, but he never used it.

Ensuring that videos and films made from enemy atrocities are shown and remembered, are some of the best propaganda you can obtain to stoke up your side’s bloodlust. The Ayrabs use it to great effect against us, in fact.

Bush, contrary to reports of Hiterlism, is too civilized and sensitive for such. What differentiates him from folks on the Left, however, is that Bush’s weakness is caused by his love and desire not to inflict pain on American families. The Left’s desire for games is based upon the fact that they just don’t care, and if they did care, they wouldn’t care for Americans.

The American people deserves their revenge, since Americans take so little of it. They always side with magnanimity, which is great when your former enemies deserve it, but not so great when they don’t; when they use it to inflict more pain and sorrow upon us.

The transnational progressives like the ICC, Amnesty International, NewYorkTimes, and other such groups disagree. They say revenge is only a valid motive for people killing Americans and civilians.

Has a single Iraqi ever attacked an American anywhere else in the world besides Iraq?

What matters to people and some Americans is whether Saddam did anything to harm them or theirs. Like Ayrab tribes, family is the only thing that matters, that and the religion of transnational progressivism.

All those other folks, Americans and Iraqis, that Saddam targeted? They don’t care. Hell, even if they did, they would never ask for vengeance because their souls are empty.

If you prick us do we not bleed? If you tickle us do we not laugh? If you poison us do we not die? And if you wrong us shall we not revenge?-
William Shakespeare

Saddam’s dead, coincidentally. The thing is though, Bush is a compassionate conservative.

* From Marine Capt. Russell Sanborn, whose AV-8B was shot down over southern Kuwait on February 9, 1991:

“The guards also used a rubber hose to hit Sanborn’s legs and back…. They also smacked the sides of his head so hard they knocked him off his stool, loosened his teeth and broke his eardrums. After his eardrums had been ruptured, he could not hear or understand their questions. He was taken back to his cell.”

* From Air Force Col. Jeffrey Tice, whose F-16 fighter bomber was shot down over Baghdad on January 19, 1991:

“Tice’s captors beat him so hard they dislocated his jaw twice and burst his left eardrum. They hit him with rubber hoses and with clubs. They also tied a wire from one ear to another to something like a car battery and shocked him to the point that every muscle in his body contracted at once.” This forced Tice to clamp his jaws down so hard that he broke several of his teeth.

“Tice called this contraption ‘the Talkman.’ ”

Humbling indeed.

“During his last interrogation at the Biltmore, he was told that if he did not cooperate with them the next day they would use a new form of torture on him. Specifically, the guard said:

‘Tomorrow there will be 10 questions. If you have 10 good answers, you will have 10 fingers. And if there are 10 bad answers, you will have no fingers. And the torture will continue, and we will send your body home in pieces to your wife.

“Fortunately for Acree, that night allied forces-not knowing of the presence of the POWs in this lawful military target, dropped four 2,000 pound bombs on the Biltmore. The bombing reduced much of the Biltmore to rubble and the POWs were transferred, in the bus holding the screaming Iraqi, to ‘the Joliet,’ the POWs’ nickname for another prison in Baghdad.

“In addition to physical and psychological abuse, Hunter’s eyes became infected. He often had to pry his eyes open in the morning with his fingers because they had been sealed shut with pus from the infections. While in Iraq, he never received medical attention to correct these problems…. Upon his release, he was in a stupor for three years.”

* From Marine Capt. Craig Berryman, who was shot down in his AV-8B Harrier near Kuwait City on January 28, 1991: