KrustyKidd Posted September 11, 2006 Report Posted September 11, 2006 What utter crapola! Why on Earth might anyone have launched a nuclear weapon by now? Against who??? Crap? You made the garbage poll, not me. Trueman used it soon as it was available and Kennedy nearly got us all killed by having it on red alert. So, you are going to tell us that if any other president lived those few hours on 911 and nobody had a clue of how large the attack was, they never would have considered using nukes? Or, in the aftermath with public outcrys for action not have used one or two to take out either Saudi Al Queda nests or Afganistan? Not Regan, not Trueman, not Kennedy? And of course, you have all of these guys rated equally even though only one had to sit through a direct attack on his country too right? What would they have done to Japan after Pearl had they had a nuke? Keep it in a box? Quote We're Paratroopers Lieutenant. We're supposed to be surrounded - CPT Richard Winters
America1 Posted September 11, 2006 Report Posted September 11, 2006 My favourite story of Bush Jr in university is when he wrote a paper on when his sister died and said "there was a lacerate in my eye."He had looked up "tear" in the thesaurus. Where did you get this "story" from? Quote
America1 Posted September 11, 2006 Report Posted September 11, 2006 Just wondering, what university did you go to? Dubya went somewhere pretty high up there in the stratosphere and did fairly well. All this nonsense about him being a simpleton is propaganda by bitter lefties and nothing else C is not "fairly well". It's pretty much the definition of average. I guess the MBA from Harvard means he's “average” as well? BTW, what is your educational pedigree? I wonder if it can even come close to comparing with Pres Bushes. Quote
Black Dog Posted September 11, 2006 Report Posted September 11, 2006 I guess the MBA from Harvard means he's “average” as well? I don't know what his grades were. But hey, maybe Bush was a fine student, which make sme wonder what happened to him since. Maybe the booze pickled his brain? BTW, what is your educational pedigree? I wonder if it can even come close to comparing with Pres Bushes. Probably not, but then I'm not the scion of a prominent and wealthy family of East Coast elites. if I was, I'd probably have the best education money could buy as well. Quote
JerrySeinfeld Posted September 11, 2006 Report Posted September 11, 2006 Bush and Reagan were similar in two respects: 1. The problems they faced in their Presidencies were largely caused by lack of action by their predececors. 2. History is certainly kinder to them than the present - a la Mulroney. Quote
America1 Posted September 11, 2006 Report Posted September 11, 2006 I guess the MBA from Harvard means he's “average” as well? I don't know what his grades were. But hey, maybe Bush was a fine student, which make sme wonder what happened to him since. Maybe the booze pickled his brain? BTW, what is your educational pedigree? I wonder if it can even come close to comparing with Pres Bush's. Probably not, but then I'm not the scion of a prominent and wealthy family of East Coast elites. if I was, I'd probably have the best education money could buy as well. So you admit, you're trying to pass judgement on a person who clearly has a stronger "resume" then you do. BTW, Yale and Harvard have many schoolorships and finacial aid is given to the finacially less fortunate (but qualified) to attend. So, it’s not only the super-wealthy that attend these universities as you are trying to make it out to be. Quote
Big Blue Machine Posted September 11, 2006 Report Posted September 11, 2006 Whats wrong with Gerald Ford? Quote And as I take man's last step from the surface, for now but we believe not too far into the future. I just like to say what I believe history will record that America's challenge on today has forged man's destiny of tomorrow. And as we leave the surface of Taurus-Littrow, we leave as we came and god willing we shall return with peace and hope for all mankind. Godspeed the crew of Apollo 17. Gene Cernan, the last man on the moon, December 1972.
Black Dog Posted September 12, 2006 Report Posted September 12, 2006 So you admit, you're trying to pass judgement on a person who clearly has a stronger "resume" then you do. Stronger? More colourful for sure. I can't think of many others who can put "draft dodger", "Failed businessman" and "appointed President" on the same page. BTW, Yale and Harvard have many schoolorships and finacial aid is given to the finacially less fortunate (but qualified) to attend. So, it’s not only the super-wealthy that attend these universities as you are trying to make it out to be. I never said one had to be super wealthy to go to the Ivy League. I'm saying Bush got in because he was wealthy: white affirmative action. Quote
America1 Posted September 12, 2006 Report Posted September 12, 2006 So you admit, you're trying to pass judgement on a person who clearly has a stronger "resume" then you do. Stronger? More colourful for sure. I can't think of many others who can put "draft dodger", "Failed businessman" and "appointed President" on the same page. BTW, Yale and Harvard have many schoolorships and finacial aid is given to the finacially less fortunate (but qualified) to attend. So, it’s not only the super-wealthy that attend these universities as you are trying to make it out to be. I never said one had to be super wealthy to go to the Ivy League. I'm saying Bush got in because he was wealthy: white affirmative action. -"draft dodger" – he was proven to have fulfill his national guard duty. Do you not consider that service? I think it was a touch better than say,,, Clinton. -"appointed President"- hahahahaha only you and the Looney left still believe this crap. The election was "rigged". If the Dems could have argued even the slightest point they would still be in court today but,,,, they couldn't that's why Gore and Kerry both conceded the election victory to GWB. How do you know "Bush got in Yale and Harvard b/c he was wealthy"? Do you have any idea what his SAT’s or GPA was in High school? If so please provide a link. If not, admit you are full of Sh*t. Quote
Black Dog Posted September 12, 2006 Report Posted September 12, 2006 -"draft dodger" – he was proven to have fulfill his national guard duty. Do you not consider that service? I think it was a touch better than say,,, Clinton. Assuming he did fulfill all his ANG service, how is joining the NG to avoid going to Vietnam any different from getting a college deferment? -"appointed President"- hahahahaha only you and the Looney left still believe this crap. The election was "rigged". If the Dems could have argued even the slightest point they would still be in court today but,,,, they couldn't that's why Gore and Kerry both conceded the election victory to GWB. Another person who knows bugger all about Bush v. Gore. How do you know "Bush got in Yale and Harvard b/c he was wealthy"? Because that's how these things work. Ever heard of "legacy admissions"? Quote
America1 Posted September 12, 2006 Report Posted September 12, 2006 -"draft dodger" – he was proven to have fulfill his national guard duty. Do you not consider that service? I think it was a touch better than say,,, Clinton. Assuming he did fulfill all his ANG service, how is joining the NG to avoid going to Vietnam any different from getting a college deferment? -"appointed President"- hahahahaha only you and the Looney left still believe this crap. The election was "rigged". If the Dems could have argued even the slightest point they would still be in court today but,,,, they couldn't that's why Gore and Kerry both conceded the election victory to GWB. Another person who knows bugger all about Bush v. Gore. How do you know "Bush got in Yale and Harvard b/c he was wealthy"? Because that's how these things work. Ever heard of "legacy admissions"? -The NG and/or a college deferment are not considered a "draft dodger", if you think they are, you have proven yourself to be ignorant on the way our system works. -"Another person who knows bugger all about Bush v. Gore." - I have NO idea what this means (bugger???). -Again, just b/c "legacies" exist does not in any way make GWB a legacy. You have absolutely no proof that he was unqualified but, b/c of your arrogance and blind hatred of GWB you still say he wasn't qualified. Basically, you just proved you are talking out your *ss. Quote
Black Dog Posted September 12, 2006 Report Posted September 12, 2006 -The NG and/or a college deferment are not considered a "draft dodger", if you think they are, you have proven yourself to be ignorant on the way our system works. Technically, both are draft-dodging. in thet they are actions taken to avoid compulsary service. As for college deferments not being draft dodging, that hasn't stopped conservatives from hanging the label on Clinton. So: either neither Bush not Clinton are draft dodgers, or both are. -"Another person who knows bugger all about Bush v. Gore." - I have NO idea what this means (bugger???). It means you don't know nuthin' about the court case Bush v. Gore. -Again, just b/c "legacies" exist does not in any way make GWB a legacy. You have absolutely no proof that he was unqualified but, b/c of your arrogance and blind hatred of GWB you still say he wasn't qualified. Basically, you just proved you are talking out your *ss. Ah but I never said he wasn't qualified. I said he got in because of his family connections and socio economic status. If you think his family conections and wealth didn't matter, son, I've got a nice piece of land in Florida to sell.... Quote
newbie Posted September 12, 2006 Report Posted September 12, 2006 Dubya went somewhere pretty high up there in the stratosphere and did fairly well. All this nonsense about him being a simpleton is propaganda by bitter lefties and nothing else. How long have you actually listened to this man - seriously. link Quote
sharkman Posted September 13, 2006 Report Posted September 13, 2006 Dubya went somewhere pretty high up there in the stratosphere and did fairly well. All this nonsense about him being a simpleton is propaganda by bitter lefties and nothing else. How long have you actually listened to this man - seriously. link I have and don't bother linking to hand picked selections that have been poured over by people that hate him and would love to see him impeached or assassinated or both. Quote
sharkman Posted September 13, 2006 Report Posted September 13, 2006 Ah but I never said he wasn't qualified. I said he got in because of his family connections and socio economic status. If you think his family conections and wealth didn't matter, son, I've got a nice piece of land in Florida to sell.... Geez, man, you'd think Bush was the first president that got somewhere because of connections! They ALL benefit from connectoins and economic status. That's why they're policitians, that's what it's all about. Quote
newbie Posted September 13, 2006 Report Posted September 13, 2006 Dubya went somewhere pretty high up there in the stratosphere and did fairly well. All this nonsense about him being a simpleton is propaganda by bitter lefties and nothing else. How long have you actually listened to this man - seriously. link I have and don't bother linking to hand picked selections that have been poured over by people that hate him and would love to see him impeached or assassinated or both. Another one bites the dust. Quote
M.Dancer Posted September 13, 2006 Report Posted September 13, 2006 Can't believe I'm the only one who picked Johnson.... Quote RIGHT of SOME, LEFT of OTHERS If it is a choice between them and us, I choose us
America1 Posted September 13, 2006 Report Posted September 13, 2006 -The NG and/or a college deferment are not considered a "draft dodger", if you think they are, you have proven yourself to be ignorant on the way our system works. Technically, both are draft-dodging. in thet they are actions taken to avoid compulsary service. As for college deferments not being draft dodging, that hasn't stopped conservatives from hanging the label on Clinton. So: either neither Bush not Clinton are draft dodgers, or both are. -"Another person who knows bugger all about Bush v. Gore." - I have NO idea what this means (bugger???). It means you don't know nuthin' about the court case Bush v. Gore. -Again, just b/c "legacies" exist does not in any way make GWB a legacy. You have absolutely no proof that he was unqualified but, b/c of your arrogance and blind hatred of GWB you still say he wasn't qualified. Basically, you just proved you are talking out your *ss. Ah but I never said he wasn't qualified. I said he got in because of his family connections and socio economic status. If you think his family conections and wealth didn't matter, son, I've got a nice piece of land in Florida to sell.... Lets get something straight, I'm not your Fucking "son"; don't talk down to me. Quote
KrustyKidd Posted September 17, 2006 Report Posted September 17, 2006 How long have you actually listened to this man - seriously.link Lots. I see nothing there to warrent a label of a moron . If somebody followed anybody around all day with a microphone lots of gaffs would be heard I'm sure. Ever listen to Cretien? How about his buddy 'Pootine,' the french fry covered in cheese and gravy President of Russia? Stronger? More colourful for sure. I can't think of many others who can put "draft dodger", "Failed businessman" and "appointed President" on the same page. Your military service? Your record in private industry? And, unarguably being chosen by close to half of the voting public in the US twice is hardly "an appointed president". Quote We're Paratroopers Lieutenant. We're supposed to be surrounded - CPT Richard Winters
Higgly Posted September 17, 2006 Report Posted September 17, 2006 Can't believe I'm the only one who picked Johnson.... I picked him too. But the villains in Vietnam were really McNamara and Kissinger. Quote "We have seen the enemy and he is us!". Pogo (Walt Kelly).
Figleaf Posted September 22, 2006 Author Report Posted September 22, 2006 (edited) [ Edited July 19, 2007 by Figleaf Quote
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