Will you be voting?

[RegisteredAndEducated]

I voted so that this man...

. Sonny Perdue

will help Georgia be the envy of this nation for four more years.

He's a pig-faced little *******, but the guy running against him...

. Mark Taylor

would eat up all our groceries.

I hate the neo-con *******, but the Libertarian candidate seems a little crazed.

Thank you so much RO. I agree here, that Sonny is the best choice of the three... mark taylor is a dunce.

 

[builder]

How did Sonny do? I can't find him in the results list.

 

[RegisteredAndEducated]

How did Sonny do? I can't find him in the results list.

He winned! haha. Really, he beat up on Mark "Fat ass" Taylor pretty good! It's under the state of GA.

 

[builder]

He winned! haha. Really, he beat up on Mark "Fat ass" Taylor pretty good! It's under the state of GA.

He "winned" huh? LOL

Good ol' Boy.

 

[RegisteredAndEducated]

He "winned" huh? LOL

Good ol' Boy.

You could tell that I did that on purpose... right? haha. That's why I added the serious part behind it. Haha, plus, if my grammar is wrong, I can just blame it on the liberal run government when i was in school!

 

[builder]

You could tell that I did that on purpose... right? haha. That's why I added the serious part behind it. Haha, plus, if my grammar is wrong, I can just blame it on the liberal run government when i was in school!

Yeah, I'm baiting.

Bored shitless, really.

 

[builder]

Thank you America.

 

[RoyalOrleans]

Thank you America.

No! Thank you, Australia! Without you, Americans all across the Internet would never have known their place.

You seem so ****ing content to sit there and point out the problems with America. Why don't you worry about Australia and let Americans worry about America? Know your role and shut your mouth, builder. We... the People... didn't ask you a goddamned thing.

 

[builder]

No! Thank you, Australia! Without you, Americans all across the Internet would never have known their place.

You seem so ****ing content to sit there and point out the problems with America. Why don't you worry about Australia and let Americans worry about America? Know your role and shut your mouth, builder. We... the People... didn't ask you a goddamned thing.

We, the people of Australia, didn't ask to be dragged into a sham war.

When your politics, don't impinge on our politics, I'll stay the **** out of yours.

So **** you too. Thank you America.

 

[RoyalOrleans]

We, the people of Australia, didn't ask to be dragged into a sham war.

When your politics, don't impinge on our politics, I'll stay the **** out of yours.

So **** you too. Thank you America.

Don't you think the bulk of America didn't want to be dragged into a war either?

It wasn't our decision, but was made by the Republican majority rule. At the time, it seemed like a good idea fighting the terrorists on their own soil. I still think we should be on the offensive, but Iraq is a lost cause.

The people don't want a democracy. In fact, they do not deserve to live in freedom and liberty. They are slaves, enthralled and bound by that ****ing pig-**** religion of theirs. Oppression makes an impression.

 

[hugo]

I'm sure we are to blame for chaplains in Australian schools also.

 

[builder]

Don't you think the bulk of America didn't want to be dragged into a war either?

It wasn't our decision, but was made by the Republican majority rule.

Australians as a majority were against the invasion. So were the Brits. So much for a ****ing democracy, huh?

At the time, it seemed like a good idea fighting the terrorists on their own soil.

You got the wrong country, the wrong motive, and the wrong agenda. Afghanistan was about control of the opium trade. Your own govt is clueless about CIA drug ops. Perhaps they should give them more funding, rather than letting them loose on the international market?

Iraq, as you know, was defeated three years ago. The occupancy is going swimmingly.

I still think we should be on the offensive, but Iraq is a lost cause.

Your forces are offensive by default. PR skills are for the Brits and Aussies.

The people don't want a democracy. In fact, they do not deserve to live in freedom and liberty.

Says who? The Brits drew their boundaries post WW2. Socio-political control was put into Saddam's hands, courtesy of the CIA. Read some history.

They are slaves, enthralled and bound by that ****ing pig-**** religion of theirs.

They are social renegades, granted. How would you react to being a prisoner in your own country?

Oppression makes an impression.

Military oppression, in comparison, is a liberating experience then?

 

[RoyalOrleans]

Australians as a majority were against the invasion. So were the Brits. So much for a ****ing democracy, huh?

If you aske me, that is the very ****ing core of democracy.

With much of the country leaning right and representatives are leaning the same way, then the republic's voice is heard.

You got the wrong country, the wrong motive, and the wrong agenda. Afghanistan was about control of the opium trade. Your own govt is clueless about CIA drug ops. Perhaps they should give them more funding, rather than letting them loose on the international market?

Despite their bewilderment, there is a trend. Remember Panama?

The War on Drugs is big business.

Iraq, as you know, was defeated three years ago. The occupancy is going swimmingly.

Oil is big business.

Your forces are offensive by default. PR skills are for the Brits and Aussies.

Not that I am a supporter, but I'd rather take the fight to foreign soil.

Says who? The Brits drew their boundaries post WW2. Socio-political control was put into Saddam's hands, courtesy of the CIA. Read some history.

History books, microfiche, old articles, etc show nothing to the casual reader. Go over there, builder, you will see what I mean.

They are social renegades, granted. How would you react to being a prisoner in your own country?

You tell me. Your rock was set up as a penal colony.

Military oppression, in comparison, is a liberating experience then?

Water into wine.

 

[snafu]

Australians as a majority were against the invasion. So were the Brits. So much for a ****ing democracy, huh?

What invasion? Oh you mean taking out Saddam after the unanimous vote by the U.N. Right Invasion.

 

[builder]

What invasion? Oh you mean taking out Saddam after the unanimous vote by the U.N. Right Invasion.

You'd have to cite the UN giving the green light for that to carry any weight, snafu.

Pauvre l'enfant.

Have a skim of this blog.

http://blogcritics.org/archives/2005/06/21/051719.php

 

[builder]

If you aske me, that is the very ****ing core of democracy.

So you're saying that when someone protests, take them down? Or bouy them up? I'm not sure from your words.

With much of the country leaning right and representatives are leaning the same way, then the republic's voice is heard.

A republic or a democracy? Make your ****ing mind up.

Despite their bewilderment, there is a trend. Remember Panama?

Nope. Should I? And is there relevance?

The War on Drugs is big business.

It's a ****ing goldmine. No digging required.

Oil is big business.

The exchange of oil is where the money is at. Keep it in petro dollars.

Not that I am a supporter, but I'd rather take the fight to foreign soil.

As would we all. It's a ******* when it comes back home.

History books, microfiche, old articles, etc show nothing to the casual reader. Go over there, builder, you will see what I mean.

I understand. I respect that you've been over there.

You tell me. Your rock was set up as a penal colony.

Nice cheap shots. I can hand them on to the teen work experience dude.

Water into wine.

If only. Then we'd have ourselves a popular religious movement.

 

[builder]

I'm sure we are to blame for chaplains in Australian schools also.

That's a new one on me. Did they flunk school and decide to start again?

 

[hugo]

That's a new one on me. Did they flunk school and decide to start again?

http://www.news.com.au/sundaytelegraph/story/0,,20662286-5001021,00.html

 

[RoyalOrleans]

So you're saying that when someone protests, take them down? Or bouy them up? I'm not sure from your words.

It depends on the protester's subject. Some are meant to be heard, some are meant to hang from a gibbet.

A republic or a democracy? Make your ****ing mind up.

We can argue semantics all you want, but my mind is ****ing made up.

Nope. Should I? And is there relevance?

Noriega was removed from power by force when relations got a little heated. I see parallels between Afganistan and Panama and parallels between bin Laden and Noriega. Though, at the time, Noriega was about as much a threat as a fat kid on salad.

You step on our feet once, we smack that jaw.

It's a ****ing goldmine. No digging required.

In this country or the next, drug trafficking is not as profitable as fighting it.

The exchange of oil is where the money is at. Keep it in petro dollars.

Where ever the **** a business venture takes you, grab it by the antlers and hump it dry.

As would we all. It's a ******* when it comes back home.

Unfortunately, I can't see the forest for the trees. I don't see any clear signs of victory in Iraq. Though, cut and run would only add boards to the self-righteous left wingers platform.

I understand. I respect that you've been over there.

It would not have been respectable if I hadn't served with a great company of descent ****ing human beings.

Nice cheap shots. I can hand them on to the teen work experience dude.

I am not the fine man you take me for.

If only. Then we'd have ourselves a popular religious movement.

Dibs on the vestments.