The G20 Snub: The World vs The GOP

[Andy]

NoObamanation, it may console you to deride as socialist pigs those countries that are alrmed by the bevaiour of the US under the Bush administration but you must accept that you are in a tiny minority and that the way you express your views makes people understand why they have turned away from Bush and his policies.

Personally, when socialists around the globe are alarmed by actions of our government, that's a plus in my book. She might be a minority on this forum, but she's not a minority otherwise.

You do know that the actions of Reagan alarmed the soviets right? Good thing to. We crushed their pathetic world domination schemes

 

[Pandora]

NoObamanation, it may console you to deride as socialist pigs those countries that are alrmed by the bevaiour of the US under the Bush administration but you must accept that you are in a tiny minority and that the way you express your views makes people understand why they have turned away from Bush and his policies.

Yes I accept that I am in a tiny minority of people who think doing the right thing is NOT a popularity contest.

more often than not what is right is not what is popular and visa versa

 

[Sihouette]

We crushed their pathetic world domination schemes

Hmm good. Now who will crush ours?


Maybe China? They could crush us finanacially, thanks to BushCo's failed oil coup....at Taxpayers' expense..

 

[Andy]

Hmm good. Now who will crush ours?


Maybe China? They could crush us finanacially, thanks to BushCo's failed oil coup....at Taxpayers' expense..

Hard to fail at something you never attempted I think. I'm still looking for the oil field we 'captured' in our supposed war for oil. Or even one single oil tanker filled with oil we confiscated. Haven't seen it yet.

The only one that can crush the US, is the fools in the US trying to destroy ourselves with claims of "Bush lied, and people died".

If the war had never happened, our debt would be $10 Trillion, instead of $10.7 trillion. If they can crush us financially with $10.7 Trillion in debt, then $700 billion less won't make much difference.