two, the stem cell issue…it’s ironic that creating jobs comes up as a possible factor for why this guy wanted to pass this initiative, when he is the head of a party that believes people should be paid to sit on their ass. his position COMPLETELY overlooked the moral issues that may be present here; it frankly was a very unsophisticated position.
finally…what does all of this have to do with iraq? from what little i can gather, it seems that those who lean toward supporting/defending corzine had to resort to talking about George Bush and Iraq – for some strange reason. maybe watching too much bill maher or something, i dunno. ]]>
Does this video make you nervous?
http://bigpicture.typepad.com/comments/2008/02/diebold-acciden.html
]]>Katie_Scarlett wrote:
And I truly believe that if we pull out, we’re going to see (eventually) a rise in terrorists coming here.
That’s what she said
]]>October 13-21 over…
]]>What would I feel if my brother was over there? That’s irrelevant to this conversation.
Katie_Scarlett wrote:
KenOn10 wrote:
Katie_Scarlett wrote:
Ken-Do you honestly believe that if we pull out of Iraq we’re not going to have the following problems on our hands:
1. A dictator/terrorist-minded leader take over (including the possibility of Iran invading)
2. We’re going to have to go back in within 10-15 years to clean up the mess.I’m tempted to ask if you honestly believe GWB wouldn’t install another dictator if he could find one? But you are missing the point. The war is bankrupting our country. How will we pay for it?
I don’t have an answer to that.
But I’d rather that we were fighting over there than over here. And I truly believe that if we pull out, we’re going to see (eventually) a rise in terrorists coming here.
So if you had a brother in the military, who signed up to defend his country, and instead was told to risk his life to clean up this colossal mistake – that’d be okay?
]]>You’re right, we leave, they live peacefully ever after. What was I thinking?
]]>homeworld wrote:
silver18 wrote:
Is taking 12 extra steps to walk around an SUV temporarily parked in a crosswalk really that big a deal? I’d rather face that obstacle at every intersection rather than have to avoid stepping in dogshit every day (or unattended sidewalks after a snow/ice storm)
That’s not the point. Drivers can’t see you crossing the intersection because of the SUV, or and other vehicles coming down the cross street.
BINGO!!
]]>Katie_Scarlett wrote:
KenOn10 wrote:
Katie_Scarlett wrote:
Ken-Do you honestly believe that if we pull out of Iraq we’re not going to have the following problems on our hands:
1. A dictator/terrorist-minded leader take over (including the possibility of Iran invading)
2. We’re going to have to go back in within 10-15 years to clean up the mess.I’m tempted to ask if you honestly believe GWB wouldn’t install another dictator if he could find one? But you are missing the point. The war is bankrupting our country. How will we pay for it?
I don’t have an answer to that.
But I’d rather that we were fighting over there than over here. And I truly believe that if we pull out, we’re going to see (eventually) a rise in terrorists coming here.
Yes, because since we’re in Iraq, it’s impossible for a Saudi to buy a plane ticket.
Brilliant logic.
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