do any of actually like bush?

[BigBadBrian]

Originally posted by Pink Spider
Chances are that a Skull and Bones bought off, corporate politician that supported the war in Iraq will win in 2004. I think it's pretty obvious who I'm talking about.

So you think Kerry will win, huh? He's accepted more special-interest and corporate donations than anyone else in either house of Congress, and that's a fact.

[Pink Spider]

True. However, a little hypocritical from someone that praises Shrub.

[rikredbrain]

it seems to me these days everyone in politics is corupt..(except schwarzenegger..... whos just hilarious) corperations run the world now... and thats pretty dangerous....

[ALMOSTsaved]

Guess I'm old school. I prefer BUSH to shaved.

[Lou]

I absolutely refuse to vote for someone who is pro-choice, so fat chance of me voting for a Democrat then.

Here's something I want explained to me--these animal rights activists who are pro-choice. They value the life of an ANIMAL over the life of a human being. If that's not the most ridiculous thing I don't know what is.

[thefive]

I like Bush.
thefive

I just don't like the democratic theory. More Goverment. That means more programs=more taxes

[Lou]

Neither do I, I'm about self-reliance, and not about hoping the government will bail me out. I'm about the idea of putting the country and the economy in the hands of its people, not the government artificially trying to create jobs and take care of things.

[John Ashcroft]

Originally posted by Lou
I absolutely refuse to vote for someone who is pro-choice, so fat chance of me voting for a Democrat then.

Here's something I want explained to me--these animal rights activists who are pro-choice. They value the life of an ANIMAL over the life of a human being. If that's not the most ridiculous thing I don't know what is.

Because the underlying agenda of all modern day protestors is anti-capitalism. The same groups organize all of their "protests" for a whole host of subjects. Hypocricy means nothing to these types because they are rarely called on it (so much for the "right wing media"). These types vote a socialist agenda, period. Any given "cause" is just a front to their real agenda.

[Lou]

Yeah and ever notice that very few times it's conservatives protesting unless it's mid-January in D.C. protesting Roe v. Wade? I think that's because the conservatives are too busy having jobs and working.

[John Ashcroft]

Yep, but let's not forget about the "unruly mob" protesting the floriduh recounts. Evidently, this mob was a greater threat to civilized America than the WTO protestors...

And let's also not forget the uninvited "guests" protesting Carl Rove's house this week. Who organized that one again? Where is it on CNN? NBC? CBS? ABC???

[Pink Spider]

So, should we delete another amendment and ban protesting?

You guys are on a roll. Anti-capitalism? That's your excuse for everything. Is anything never done for any other purpose than to bring down capitalism? Hmmm....maybe we don't want war? Nope, comrade we're all part of some sort of cynical commie plot!

[John Ashcroft]

Were you for or against CFR?

And I'm just stating facts here, princess. The same group organizes most of these supposed protests.

And were the WTO protestors anti-war? Was that their theme? Yet, many of the same show up to protest anything American. You can't simply dismiss this by belittling these questions as modern-day McCarthyist kooks being paranoid.

Oh, and how's about the spokesperson for the ELF? A self proclaimed communist fighting for the "environment". Yep, Craig Rosebraugh is the man! You know, the guy who said "Terrorism can be okay", and "can be justified". He also advocated violence to stop the war in Iraq (typical environmentalism, right?).

The funny thing is, he's recently embraced the evils of capitalism to "pay the bills", by opening an upscale resturant in Portland called "Calendula". He also drives a Toyota 4-Runner...

So much for "The Cause"...

[Big Troubles]

I just got to say JA, its been awhile since we debated or chatted about politics; so I figured now would be a good time. And since Ive got such a rich vast knowledge of this thread I will take a stab. I like Bush. No, forget that...I LOVE Bush...

[Big Troubles]

But speaking purly political here, I like it trimmed too.

[John Ashcroft]

Heh heh heh... I prefer a nicely trimmed bush myself. But it's gotta be tight (although they all are when old JA is in the "neighborhood"...)