Super duper awesome thread about how cool bush is and all who like him. Kery sucks...

Is this another Bush-bashing post? I have to love them.

I think I should make some kind of nice seal thing...hold on...

*opens Photoshop to do some crap*

http://membres.lycos.fr/discepolin/bashing.gif


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Originally Posted by gokufusionss1

why would you replace someone you precive as an idiot with an actual one, plus he wears that stupid hat.

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Umm I think you have that reversed....

The attached file summarises my opinion of how the candidates are dealt with by media commentators:

Bush isn't stupid.

I am sure he can spell caht

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...s/bashing1.jpg

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Originally Posted by Jebus

I'd rather have someone who doesn't know where he stands and follows congress than someone who makes bad decisions. Reganomics ruined our country during both Reagan and Bush I. And now Bush II brought it back.

Not just that but the Iraq situation, and even Afghanistan. None of those were necessary. You don't need to bomb a poor country to hell to find one person, it just increases the ranks of the terrorists.

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I totally agree except the part about Afganistan, i think that was nessecary. But other than that i think ur totally right.

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Originally Posted by TasteyPies

Bush isn't stupid.

I am sure he can spell caht
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Kerry isn't a quantum physicist, either. That's not the point of the cartoon.
The point, as I see it, is something like this:

Kerry: Ambivalent policies reflecting the multi-faceted world and ever-changing circumstances. Gets criticised for lack of certainty.

Bush: Makes a concerted, honest effort but makes fundamental errors. Supporters claim it's the effort, not the veracity which is material.

it's still a biased cartoon, and quite short.

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it's still a biased cartoon, and quite short.

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Surprise. Which cartoon is not biased?

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Originally Posted by Shadow Nexus

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Surprise. Which cartoon is not biased?

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Are you implying that it's a waste of time to be discussing any of this then?

I'd rather have a president with a backbone, who sticks to his discisions, rather then move to one side and then to another, like a flip flopper.

I'd rather have Bush in office then a president who's been a senator for 20 years, having the worst voting record in congress.

I'd rather have a guy in office who's probably been a-walled from national guard, then a guy that came back from Vietnam and dishonored his fellow comrades by going to congress and saying that his fellow comrades committed atrocities that he's never witnessed, and throw his medals on the whitehouse lawn.

I'd rather have a president in office, who believes we can fight terrorism, then a president who doesnt.

I'd rather have a optimist president rather then a pessimist president like Kerry.

I'd rather have a president who supports are troops, and the funding for are troops.

and last but not least

I'd rather have a Elephant for president then a Jack Ass. :)

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Originally Posted by noname

I'd rather have a president in office, who believes we can fight terrorism, then a president who doesnt.

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Well there goes any reguard I would have otherwise paid to your post. :)

Doesn't it all comes down to whether you agree with the canidates' views and stances on matters, or not?

If you think Bush made the right choices and actions during his time, vote for him. If you feel he made mistakes bad enough for him to be replaced - vote for someone else.

End of deal. So you've got morose-face for a substitute... deal with it.

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Originally Posted by Martyr

Are you implying that it's a waste of time to be discussing any of this then?

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No. I am suggesting the cartoon is biased, because political cartoons tend to be biased to one side.

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Originally Posted by Shadow Nexus

No. I am suggesting the cartoon is biased, because political cartoons tend to be biased to one side.

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Well duh they are biased, they are made to voice an opinion.

Two points to make:

One: Doesn't EVERY single politician change their minds on an issue? Isn't that politics itself? You want a flip-flopper? Here's one: Zell Miller. THAT is a flip-fliopper. Bush has changed his mind about his policies, his stance on issues, even how he's worded a prior speech more than any President in recent memory not named Bill Clinton.

Two: America IS on a slippery slope right now and we're getting dangerously close to going down it. If we continue to act alone on everything, we will be alone, with no one to help us, no one to ally themselves with us, and we'll no longer be the Super Power we are today. I'm not saying this will happen in the next 4 years, or even the next 40, but the longer one attempts to separate themselves from the rest of the world, the more likely it is that the world will eventually overrun it.

This is a message for all Americans and citizens of the world for that matter: Whatever you do, go out and vote! There's a reason we have liberty and a reason that democracy works better than any other form of government and that's because deep down, the system does in some way revolve around the will of the people. However, if not everyone takes advantage of their vote, the true will of the people will never be known. Get out there, get registered, do some research, and make your selection.

Take care all.