AlphaTroll
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Hhhmmmm, well OK, after all he supports Bush - he knows what it's like living with his head up someone else's arse
The Other One said:face reality and grow a backbone
Leslie said:and I betcha Rob could tell a thing or two about Canada's unguarded borders
AlphaTroll said:Didn't he say summin like that in another thread
Hey, are they gonna that to me when I come over?
The Other One said:So you're talking about a disillusioned veteran who went into war blinded by youth, who saw the death and destruction war brings firsthand and came back a forever changed person with a changed attitude towards government--- a la "Born on the Fourth of July"?
yeah...but don't forget about : stfu :PuterTutor said:Leslie, would it be against the AUP to tell this dumbass to shut the fuck up about things he doesn't know anything about? Just checking...
TOO said:Oh, I see...it's all about you people... and God forbid someone with a view that dissents from the majority here makes a comment that you don't like.
Gonz said:
If you see "Gonz" anywhere in a thread, you can damned well bet there's dissention right behind him. It's aprt of the charm *choke* here
and...........don't be so cocksure about that one eitherThe Other One said:Hate to be the one to break it to you but the Democrats are going to lose the presidential election. You're not going to have the White House back, no matter how hard you stamp your little feet.
Go Kerry!!!!!But right now, the voters apparently aren’t seeing him the commander and chief in a favourable light, as Bush is losing support on his Iraq policy. According to a tracking poll, public support for the President dropped 10 points after outgoing weapons inspector David Kay said Iraq had no banned weapons. Meanwhile, a separate Newsweek poll puts Bush's support at 48 percent and suggests he’d lose an election to Democratic front-runner John Kerry