JoeUser ForumsI've said it before and I'll say it again: I like Howard Dean. He had the balls to oppose the war, unlike Kerry, who voted for it before he voted against it.
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I would be some sort of communist guerilla superhero. My weapon would be an AK-47 and the blinding light of socialism, which shines on the darkness and lies of capitalism. I would also have the ability to start guerilla movements and have a large following of proletarians fighting to remove their chains. And I would get a time machine and reveal Lenin's last testament so Stalin doesn't take power. Hopefully Trotsky won't fuck everything up.
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millions?? gee I would love you to be my banker, I could deposit 100,000 and get credit for millions. It wasn't millions, or 100,000. From everything I have heard, it was somewhere between 800,000 and 1 million.
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satan as jfj How about Michael Jackson? as for me, perhaps Michael Richards cause I'm a little nuts and eccentric anyway...
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Get your head together! You start off talking about neocolonialism and end up talking subjugation. What baloney! NONE of what you listed would even "remotely" qualify for colonialism, neo or otherwise. These are the ones that got out of line. For example, Chile had Allende, and he was too socialist and
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Sorry but there was absolutely NO proof she was bulimic. They wouldn't do the tests. From what I heard, she had an eating disorder (possibly bulimia) which caused the brain damage. Bulimia is not the important part of her case, her brain is what's important.
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What country, ever, has America subjugated and colonized against its will (OK, Puerto Rico)? Where exactly are all those oppressed American Colonial subjects, the ones rioting in the streets to be free, like, say, the throngs in Lebanon? This is neocolonialism. It isn't colonialism in the traditional sense. The superpowers (the US) use economic
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Can we combine them all into one? Pope Aggresively Flashes on Nude Beach with Three Stooges Tie?
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Only during the Clinton administration I'm not pissed at him for gettting a blow job. I'm pissed at him for bombing the pharmaceutical factory that was providing cheap drugs to Sudan.
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I took it a while ago, with 100% secular humanism and atheism not far behind (in the 90s). The lowest for me was Jehovah's Witness.
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Now those may be pretty glib definitions, but they basically hit the point. So, when someone automatically dismisses Americans as "ignorant", "arrogant" or "imperialistic", that would be a bigoted statement, right? I'm starting to feel like that third one is a shot at me... The thing is, I have no problem with Americans in general. Howe
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I've been saying that for months... I don't care anymore. They're both the same. Same shitty foreign policy, different package.
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I guess you missed the part where I said we make mistakes. Mistakes? What you refer to as mistakes seem to be the rule rather than the exception.
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Besides, where is the proof that it is about one of these other reasons? You can't disprove it either.
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We have policed the world to the betterment of the world, so what? Tell that to Salvador Allende, Jacobo Arbenz or Juan Bosch. Or try saying that out loud in Nicaragua.
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Then it has no bearing! "We" were discussing "proof". Again, any proof they have is probably classified. They aren't going to say "support our war, it's for the Iraqi people. By the way, here's those documents that prove it was really for the oil and our imperalist ambitions." So right now, what I ha
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History can lean anyway it wants. It has no bearing on what you and I are discussing. This is the history of US interventions in foreign countries. We are discussing US interventions in foreign countries. I'll admit that it's not proof, but to put it simply, they did it before and they can do it again
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crap! wrong doctor! My bad.
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Sorry but this is just plain ignorant on history! We did "nothing"? What the hell do you call the european theater of operations during WW2? We didn't even know it was going on till we liberated some camps! I call it the Soviets kicking some Nazi ass all the way from Stalingrad to Berlin. Let's face it
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Logic sure as spit is NOT proof of any sort. History means nothing when it comes to this. All history is "they might or might not do this". Again no proof. I thought you said Those that forget the past are condemned to
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Closed about 40 years ago. I know, but the prison still exists. A few renovations, upgrade the security perimeter and reopen it. Still, it's probably a bad example anyway as it's probably little more than a run-down museum by now.
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Got any proof? history and logic
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I am not doc, but here is MY TAKE, the holocaust happened in their backyard, and none of them did a damn thing to stop it, {cept fer da brits of course} Neither did the US, or anyone else for that matter. Everyone is guilty of that, not just certain countries that conservatives don't like anymore.
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More liberal talking points huh? Get this straight! The US gets 2% of it's oil from iraq. Do you understand that? 2%! And not a one of you can answer this....."if" it's about the oil why do we "still" have a shortage and "why" are fuel prices so high? And don't even try to blame "this" on GW because that would be an outright lie! The oil isn't fo
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