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#1MavsFan · 01-29-2005, 03:46 PM

1.) Continue to think the "war" in Iraq has a meaning to it even though no WMD's were found. It isn't about Iraqi freedom, especially since they DON'T want the U.S. there so us being there takes away from their freedom in a way. And the only ones that somewhat want us there are the Sunni Muslims who make up about 3% of Iraq if that, and they only want us there since they hope the Bush regime will leave one of their leaders in charge.

2.) Continue to think the Iraqi election will be a real election even though a "war" is going on in the streets. People there don't even know about the election, and Americans know much more about it. The election is just a mere delusion by Bush in hope than it somehow goes successfully and he can pull out while the American people will somewhat think the war was ok. It's about as idiotic as it gets.

3.) Continue to believe word after word Bush say's even though he's proven he's a liar. "There's WMD's there", "We'll be out of Iraq by summer", etc.

4.) Continue to think there’s hope for the economy while such dumbfounded decisions are made. In Bush's term, the stock market has become very unstable, millions have lost jobs, dolor continues losing value, and inflation continues to occur. What has Bush done to help any of this? Lets see. He continues to help Americans lose jobs by not amending out the law that allows U.S. companies to send all there jobs over sea's without the employee having to pay any taxes which only helps the Big Business’s and screw's out the common person once again.

5.) Continue to believe Bush is telling the truth when he say's we'll be out of debt soon. Lets see, he turns a surplus that was suppose to last for the next 10 years into a huge deficit that many mathematicians say will take us 50 years to pay off if Bush continues to spend at this rate. He's spending about 1.87 billion a day since September 2004, and the war isn't even 10% of that. How exactly is he going to get us out of this "50 year+ debt" in his term? Another lie.

6.) Continue to believe Bush's plan for Social Security makes sense. So Bush watches the stock market is going down during his term, so what does he decide to do? Risk the future of citizens by wanting to put social security money into it. What a idiot.

7.) Continue to believe gay marriage’s effect them. How do you plan on figuring out whether or not someone is married? yea.

8.) Continue to believe Bush cares about education. After he wastes trillions he can't even properly fund the No child left behind plan which would actually HELP man students. And why should he care about education especially since he barely passed through college only because of his fathers donations to the university. Its quite pathetic.

9.) Continue to believe in the fear from the Bush regime. This regime has enlisted fear in people over nothing and people actually voted for the first time over fear instead of hope and dreams for the future. Quite pathetic once again.

That’s it for now, but there’s many more examples.

01-29-2005, 03:46 PM	#1
#1MavsFan Golden Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 1,567	Why Republicans are crazy litteraly. 1.) Continue to think the "war" in Iraq has a meaning to it even though no WMD's were found. It isn't about Iraqi freedom, especially since they DON'T want the U.S. there so us being there takes away from their freedom in a way. And the only ones that somewhat want us there are the Sunni Muslims who make up about 3% of Iraq if that, and they only want us there since they hope the Bush regime will leave one of their leaders in charge. 2.) Continue to think the Iraqi election will be a real election even though a "war" is going on in the streets. People there don't even know about the election, and Americans know much more about it. The election is just a mere delusion by Bush in hope than it somehow goes successfully and he can pull out while the American people will somewhat think the war was ok. It's about as idiotic as it gets. 3.) Continue to believe word after word Bush say's even though he's proven he's a liar. "There's WMD's there", "We'll be out of Iraq by summer", etc. 4.) Continue to think there’s hope for the economy while such dumbfounded decisions are made. In Bush's term, the stock market has become very unstable, millions have lost jobs, dolor continues losing value, and inflation continues to occur. What has Bush done to help any of this? Lets see. He continues to help Americans lose jobs by not amending out the law that allows U.S. companies to send all there jobs over sea's without the employee having to pay any taxes which only helps the Big Business’s and screw's out the common person once again. 5.) Continue to believe Bush is telling the truth when he say's we'll be out of debt soon. Lets see, he turns a surplus that was suppose to last for the next 10 years into a huge deficit that many mathematicians say will take us 50 years to pay off if Bush continues to spend at this rate. He's spending about 1.87 billion a day since September 2004, and the war isn't even 10% of that. How exactly is he going to get us out of this "50 year+ debt" in his term? Another lie. 6.) Continue to believe Bush's plan for Social Security makes sense. So Bush watches the stock market is going down during his term, so what does he decide to do? Risk the future of citizens by wanting to put social security money into it. What a idiot. 7.) Continue to believe gay marriage’s effect them. How do you plan on figuring out whether or not someone is married? yea. 8.) Continue to believe Bush cares about education. After he wastes trillions he can't even properly fund the No child left behind plan which would actually HELP man students. And why should he care about education especially since he barely passed through college only because of his fathers donations to the university. Its quite pathetic. 9.) Continue to believe in the fear from the Bush regime. This regime has enlisted fear in people over nothing and people actually voted for the first time over fear instead of hope and dreams for the future. Quite pathetic once again. That’s it for now, but there’s many more examples.