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Well... I knew the tune the second I scanned over the chorus.

With a faint hint of urine. Yes, they were protecting their interests and they lost. If I were Korean or Iranian, I would be on the next boat to America. It's not up to the United States to decide that, the UN has to agree upon the terms in those regards. You lost me at wez... I will re-enlist. I hear there are openings in the Old Navy.

I couldn't find that on iTunes.

Now you're starting to think like a sensible fukken man.

I'd give that Swiss Miss chick a reason to yodel.

...smells of elderberries. It's not being hypocritical if we are trying to protect the interests and/or consensus of the rest of the UN. Do we, and our allies, really want North Korea or Iran with the ability to obliterate their enemies? Ohh... and that guy down the block, will have to pry my pistols and rifles from my cold dead hands. This goes for any agent of the government. Again, my right to bear arms is protected by the 2nd Amendment. Now you're sounding like a duck. You know what a duck sounds like? He quacks. Quack quack quack Freakin' squareheads have had it way too easy.

You will be scared of this.

You don't want to see me "over the top".

Turkey is an ally of the United States and this will be the last you hear of a terrorist act on Turk soil. Those motherscratchers will be hung, drawn and quartered, burned, shot, and finally raped.

Yeah... don't mess with the U.S. No, I would not. I live in the United States of America where my right to bear arms is protected by the 2nd Amendment. If you're allegorically refering to the UN Security Council's investigation into nuclear proliferation in several countries deemed a threat to the interests of the world, then you are comparing apples and potatoes. Some base similarities exist and sometimes it sounds a bit hypocritical, but the purpose is to keep nuclear weapons and other WMDs out of the hands of known dictatorships, those who harbor terrorists, et. al. What? What? I don't like dark meat.

I didn't know your dad could type.

Figs are like a natural aphrodisiac for me.

McCain recently said, "I think that Wall Street is the villain in the things that happened in the subprime lending crisis and other areas where investigations and possible prosecution is going on." Wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong. We've already been over this. You can thank government for virtually forcing lenders to make these subprime loans. This has nothing to do with private businesses and everything to do with government's interference in private business. But McCain did get something right. He said, "I also think that Congress is at fault. We didn't restrain spending. Spending got completely out of control." Amen. The size of government has grown grossly, particularly since the Republican got their hands on the reigns. What we need is a party that once again embodies the ideals of fiscal restraint. Sadly, this probably doesn't matter much to voters these days; therefore we aren't going to get any politicians who really pander to these ideals. Here's the John McCain that the Republicans are afraid of... See! I'm not completely one sided.

Hmmm... must've been on the shelf for a while then. And how old is this Wal Mart?

Why would you care what this old battle axe thinks of you? No... it's not good to have enemies all around. It's even better to have all the right friends. Look at Israel. They are surrounded by hateful, spiteful, envious neighbors, but they have US backed support. The state of Israel ain't too worried. A small victory for the envious, wrath filled rabble. Our retribution was swift and terrible, because we did not want to look weak.

If China doesn't shut their damn mouths, we'll get someone else to make our American flags.

The Lama or McCain?

Give them hell, Turks!

I'd hate to be imprisoned in Turkey. The "bubbas" there, I'm sure, are merciless.

The Big Brother personna is something that we are going to have to drop in the coming years. Sure, it's all well and good to help out our friends and allies, but a line is easily crossed. That line is the one that divides HELP and AUTHORITY. We do not have any right to tell people how to live. I'd be satisfied while my flesh falls from the bone. Then we'd have to manufacture our own American Flags. Ok... you called me out. Yes, violence is better described as a reaction to an emotion. I eat bunnies. I don't empathize with food.

I was just being facetious, chum. I knew what you meant.

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What kills me; the Democrats could not come up with anyone that could beat Bush the Younger?

No.. no. We always have to be right. The world ain't a Hollywood film, wez. We know our enemies and will retaliate. If it's a Timothy McVey type, then it is seriously doubtful that they could get a hold of a nuclear weapon. Let alone, have a place to store it and a method to deliver it. Violence is a base human emotion, nothing wrong with GETTING IN F CKIN' TOUCH WITH YOUR EMOTIONS! I for one have found boxing and skeet-shooting does wonders for that emotion.

Oooo... that'd be super freakin' cool!