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sorry to wake you up JR but it was George senior that fucked up the Savings and loan industry .
oh and btw three wrongs dont make a right so no matter what George sr. or Bill did or didnt do GW has put the USA on a fucking mass suicidal train wreck and drove us completely in to the friggin ground on all fronts, domestic, foreign, constitutional history.. financial, polorization I mean the list is endless |
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You dont hate the fact that Bush might be a bad president. You hate the fact that Bush is a Republican, Congress is Republican, Senate is Republican etc.. Sorry... thats the deal. The people have spoken. If there was a Democratic president in office you would be both touting his/her greatness constantly while pointing out that Republicans are still trying to ruin the country. Thats not a balanced view of the world rooted in objectivity and understanding.... thats simply a consistent pattern of behavior. Sorry to wake me up? What are you suggesting? that i am somehow ignorant of everything going on in the world? That you are more intelligent and enlightened in your views than i am? Your condescension is rooted in your bias. For you to be right, 50% of the voters have to be wrong. For you to be right about everything with your polarized view of the world, you have to summarily reject the views of others. It takes a lot of arrogance to say "50% of voters are absolutely wrong and i am 100% right" in my opinion. And what about my views? Well.... when the choice was between Bush and Gore, I felt Bush was the better choice. I believed that based on the info at the time. When Kerry came along, i was really dissapointed as i had hoped that Democrats could offer up an electable candidate that could win. At the time, Bush was the better choice in my opinon. Everyone tends to act as if we can have perfect politicians creating a perfect government. My point about my remarks about Clinton is that anyone can go on a tirade about Clinton, his sex scandals, rapes, white water, stock scandals, lying to congress, bombing kosovo without UN Permission and so on. I dont have a problem with Clinton. Thats what you will probably never see with your political tunnel vision. Clinton and Bush are two sides of the same coin. Republicans and Democrats are two sides of the same coin. To say one is more corrupt, more priveledged or more pure of character is absolute absurdity and ignorant in my opinion. Any person who wants the job is the worst person for the job.
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Given the rampant stupidity of humans these days, (again regardless of what their political opinion is) ...it wouldn't be hard to find 50+% of votes to be "wrong" ...if "wrong" is even an applicable word here. I don't think opinion really comes into play either.... Bush does what he does, and has made it very clear that public opinion really doesn't matter to him in the slightest. As much as I personally disagree with ...probably 90% of this actions, he was questioned a while ago up in Canada & asked about his disregard for what the American public wanted... he made a statement to the effect of that he would do what he had to do what he felt was right & couldn't rely upon public opinion to base his decisions upon because opinions were so varied. It was the one & only thing I've ever heard quoted of the man, that I've had to respect... he had a point there & as an individual that will personally always do what I personally feel is right, I can understand it on that level. Unfortunately my opinion also does feel that a federal government does have a responsibility for their public & when opinions are voiced loudly enough (ie in a large majority) ...some attention should be paid. Quote:
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