"A US-supporting Islamic nation"

Wasn't this tried with the Taliban and Saddam?

From what I know of US activities in the Middle East there is one simple lesson the American people should have learned by now, stay out of the Middle East.

It all reminds me of a rather colourful expression I once heard, "You can only trust an Arab when you've got his balls in one hand and his throat in the other."

> SuperNolioBrothers wrote:

> that's why its fun!

Then you're no damn better than any worthless forum spammer, except that you're an inherent double-standard because you enforce spam rules against others but not yourself.

Jimmy Carter. he gave away the world's #1 toll booth.

congress only recently became democratic. For the majority of bush's term, congress has been republican.

But anyways, whether or not mccain is republican is irrelevant. What's important is that he can pretty much kick the bucket at any moment =p

> [UKS] Outty [Retired] wrote:

> another thread about americans
can't you people make up your mind or something ...
1. if you don't agree with Bush, why did you re-elect him?

Some people can still disagree with him.  Like those who didn't vote for him in the first place, or those who disagree with his actions post-election.

> 2. don't say you didn't vote for him because you simply neglected to vote at all, that's just as stupid as actually voting for him.
3. stop trying to make the world believe you are a great nation ... we already know you're not.

The hell?  Make a new thread if you want.

4. i need more alcohol X(

No, you need less.

> arms wrote:

> 27% approval rate...

27% think hes doing a good job...

now, THATS scarry...

Read the whole thread.

> SuperNolioBrothers wrote:

> congress only recently became democratic. For the majority of bush's term, congress has been republican.

But anyways, whether or not mccain is republican is irrelevant. What's important is that he can pretty much kick the bucket at any moment =p

congress has been controlled by the democrats for way over a year and they havent done anything they promised to do if they took control of congress. 

and the fact of the matter is that almost all the time, republicans are better for the economy then democrats, so if the economy is what you're most concerned with, no matter your hatred of Bush, you would vote republican.

> SuperNolioBrothers wrote:

> yeah but bush has vetoed everything that congress has set out to do lately.

Though you might be right about the economy thing, but just saying, you can't blame democratic congress for anything going on in the bush jr. era.

Oh and McCain is just a bad choice to vote for cause he's going to die in like a few weeks!!!!!!!

You know, there's this awesome little thing called a vice president.  You might want to check out what they do.  It's awesome!

> SuperNolioBrothers wrote:

> yeah but bush has vetoed everything that congress has set out to do lately.

Though you might be right about the economy thing, but just saying, you can't blame democratic congress for anything going on in the bush jr. era.

Oh and McCain is just a bad choice to vote for cause he's going to die in like a few weeks!!!!!!!

the democrats knew the president was republican before they made those promises....

you can blame the democrat controlled congress for alot of things going on. has the democrat controlled congress made any viable plans to save social security from collasping in the future, or are they hoping that global warming floods florida and killing off almost all old people on social security?

with McCain its getting hard to tell if what he's saying is an act to get conservatives to the polls to vote for him, or if he's actually saying what he really believes. he used to be very much a peace activist; he's experianced the atrocities of war when he was captured and tortured in Vietnam. i doubt he's changed to a warmonger.  is just trying to appear tough on Iran to get conservative votes.

oh and mccain is full of it. The guy is definitely in his twilight years and has a long life full of political activity. Why is he talking about changing anything when he's spent his whole life supporting everything going on now? =p

I don't know, I don't really dedicate all my time listening to everyone's specific political standpoints. For me, all you have to do is find out what their foundation is and determine if it makes sense or not.