I draw the line at caring if I offend and stereotype rednecks. Man has a calvin in a cowboy hat praying to a cross and a bush sticker, he's driving a big ford pick up and wearing a cowboy hat. He is obviously not Esmerelda Q. Liberal. Dr. Guy, truth is, you're a clueless prat. Now run along and play. Don't you and miler have a Republican circle jerk to attend?
Well, the Jews should be wary of the Party of Jesus. I mean, after all, the only reason the Christians like the Jews is because they think Armageddon's gonna be fought over there and afterward they'll get to watch all those humbled Jews bow down to Big White Jesus. Other than that, I'm really not sure what they hell you're talking about, but I've come to expect that from your blog.
Oh, allow me to spell it out in small words for you, drmiler. Iraq had not a thing to do with 9/11. And no, I have not forgotten. You and Alan Jackson want to keep us all on September 11. Forever. Amen. The only possible link to al-Qaeda in Iraq was in the Kurdish North...an area Saddam Hussein didn't control...but like the Pakistanis, the Kurds get big hugs and kisses from the USA, even though they harbor the very people who planned th
"All life organisms alive today were created through random processes." What about cloning? hahahahahahahahaha... But I always end up getting 'atheist' or 'secular humanist' on these things, and this time was no different. Although I took one this one time that said I should be some strange Unitarian branch of Quaker. *shudder*
Of course, as kind as you all have been about this article, my views on the "entrance strategy" would surely draw fire. But let's bask in the warmth of fellowship and have a draught o' the milk of humankind-ness.
The problem with a "blacklist" is articles like this one. But all's fair in whatever this is.
Yeah, I was remiss in not including Syria and Egypt in my remarks...Nasser's government was a very socialist oriented thing...Kids in Iran back in the late 70s were looking at people like Castro and Che Guevara as ideal guerrillas. The area around the Caspian might be looked at as a battle between Communist powers -- The USSR didn't want China to control that territory. Egypt, Iraq, et al. were a battle against the west. <TABLE cel
'security' has never been the question...wisdom of the war chosen is...
But I would have thought a good conservative would leap at the chance to blame the Ruskies one last time...it's a good way to link the old McCarthyism with the new. Although by talking about the USSR we've come rather full circle on the "gulag" issue, haven't we?
Soviet fucking influence? What the fuck about the middle east is Soviet influenced? It must be nice to have an understanding of history that begins after the Berlin Wall fell...which is the only reason I can come up with as to the source of this comment. My dear boy, the Soviet Union wanted to
Yeah, the whole thing seems a lot more complex than I had originally thought...
no, no, please read my post right above yours...if the guy with the Bush sticker and Christian sticker really wanted to represent the values of those groups, he would not have acted in the way he did... your example is a good one, thanks for posting it
You don't have to support the war to see that abandoning the Iraqi people to the insurgents is the worst possible outcome. Right. And giving the insurgents a "expiration date," if you will, puts the common folks at great risk.
I'm not a supporter of the war, but I think this "exit strategy" thing is a bit flawed...I hope you'll perhaps take the time to read an article I wrote about it: Link
by pointing out the Bush bumpersticker and Christian symbolism, rather than saying "all bush voters" or "all christians" are like that, instead I wanted to say that if this person does hold with Christianity and the "traditional values" of Bush, then he should act more like it, be more compassionate...
I wanted to make it clear that I'm *not* a war supporter...but as the name implies, I'm a big fan of common sense, so I sympathise with the pro-war crowd on this issue.
"Exit Strategy" is one of those terms that gets bandied about so often that it loses all meaning -- like "jingoist," "compassionate conservative," or "synergy." There are a lot of people -- supporters of the Iraq War and detractors alike -- who keep hooting on and on for somebody to come up with an exit strategy of some sort. Some of these people have their hearts i
It's amazing the lengths some people will go to just to cause trouble! Especially someone like you, a person whose mother obviously wears combat boots.
Hunting for meat and hide is another matter -- I'm not a hunter myself, but when I was growing up there were times when the major source of food for our family was what my father killed and trapped. There are also other common sense reasons for hunting -- the deer population where I live would be pushed to starvation through overpopulation if they weren't hunted. And I know it was "just a turtle," but it's that idea of "killing for fun" that
Sorry for the long winded answer Don't be, you've taught me a thing or three!
Nah, didn't mean it that way. Well, maybe a little. *grin* But thanks for being an animal lover.
*smirk* you retards think this is funny? you're so stupid, you're probably all on drugs!
I haven't had cable television since the mid-90s. At the time, I was paying $40 or so a month and only watching 3-4 of the channels offered. I liked the Discovery Channel, I liked the History Channel, and I liked Comedy Central, but I'd rather be eaten by army ants than have to watch the Golf Channel, HGTV, or TBS. The way cable television works, it's like going to
The wife and I were on our way home from the grocery store yesterday, listening to the new White Stripes CD and talking about the manicotti we were going to make for supper that night. I was driving along a semi-rural stretch of highway, and I noticed a rather large turtle sitting right near the white line of the road on the shoulder side. I've been known to stop an
Then why have a kid in the first place?
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