fifthtea_sausage wrote:First, I want to start out to talk with nordicstorm.
I heard your arguments and you heard mine. At this point we are just playing lacross back and forth if you would pardon the analogy as you say "Sudan!" and I say "Threat" and you say "Stone" etc etc. There is really nothing more we can get out of our little debate. We have exhausted our arguments. Its just up to interpretation now.
Fair enough. I'll grant you your wish to bow out gracefully. Well, as graceful as it can be after "you hate America!"-rhetoric. But before I do...
I'm just saying that other Americans have different opinions, and your comment sounds a lot like a general confession on the part of the Americans.
This you say a mere few posts after you yourself said "Because all Europeans are a bunch of flowery hippie-liberals", completely disregarding that there's bound to be at least a few among 800 million Europeans who aren't flowery hippie-liberals. So, it's a-ok to stereotype Europeans, but not Americans?
Neorave wrote:Second, we technically don't have the best president in power right now.
No objections here. Massive deficits, gay marriage ban amendments, reckless disregard for the environment, botching Afghanistan...as I said in a previous post, he certainly can't be in the top 20.
Many people can argue that Kerry is a better candidate, but something about him just makes me think he's a fake.
In fairness to Kerry, that's what politicians are. He's just not as good at hiding it as some others are.
Plus, many of these things that Bush had started (most domestic programs and policies), I'd rather have him finish these up that to have a different president somehow fuck it up. Some of these programs Bush has going is pretty good.
Well, on the account of the environment alone, I can't say I dig your current president. Now, tax cuts for the rich may not affect me, at least not directly, but all that crap being dumped in the ocean will! Don't get me wrong, the US certainly isn't alone in this regard. But Osama Bin Clinton, for all his faults and mistakes, did at least have a more sound environmental policy.