TranceAddict Forums (www.tranceaddict.com/forums)
- Political Discussion / Debate
-- Who else feels sorry for the USA?
Pages (4): « 1 2 [3] 4 »

quote:

Originally posted by fastmp3 go back to croatia

be bitter. and read TTA's comment written earlier:

quote:

Originally posted by torontotrance As usual, you don't post anything decent other than lame verbatim, nothing new

quote:

Originally posted by Sonicstyle so why dont you support g. bush and go as a soldier to iraq ? would be the best way to defend your democracy and freedem over there. bring them their god given right

i chose to go to college, get a degree, and pursue a career in the business world. so what does this have to do with supporting Bush?

>JM<

As far as I know, michael moore's next project is pharmaceutical companies, not dubya.

There's even a rumour of Pfizer sending its employees an email with instructions to not give interviews to any white middleaged overwieght men.

As for the election, I'm scared for the future. Even though it's only 4 more years, I's afraid of what that moron is going to do next.

quote:

Originally posted by UWM [picky bastard rant] Where is the picky bastard forum when you need one? [/picky bastard rant]

quote:

Originally posted by Sand Leaper

[joke mode]

It was a joke, Jan.

[/joke mode]

I dont feel sorry 4 them, as a mather of fact Fuck`em. They elected this retard so give em 4 more years. Fuck em

Well canaidians i may be movin in sometime soon. If there is any serious talk of a draft and when it might be, im out of this place. I think the usa is a horrible place at the moment. The only reason there is all this crap on terrorists is that bush makes everyone think were gonna get attacked. They dont want to attack us, they just want us to leave there asses alone. Politics suck!

quote:

Originally posted by UWM [joke mode] It was a joke, Jan. [/joke mode]

Yes, and I didn't think it was funny.

well if you want to be safe, move to the prairies, fuck all happens there and I doubt any bad terrorists would plot there. It is just flat fields of wheat, grass and corn.

Personally, I don't feel bad at all for anyone, especially the democrats and those people who voted for Kerry. How pathetic is the Democratic party and the people who support this party when they couldn't a) elect a worthy enough candidate to vote out an illiterate religious zealot and more importantly b) realize that voting is only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to democracy and not the end all of end all.

In a democracy, which is supposed to represent the will of the people, the people have a responsability to ensure that their voices, desires, ideals and so forth are heard, and thus, it's what you do in between elections that counts much more than what you do at the elections. If you want to blame anyone for Bush being elected, blame yourselves Democrats. You clearly didn't do enough in the 4 years between elections, while the Republicans did. The proof is in the election result. Feeling sorry for someone usually entails that this someone didn't deserve their fate. This is not the case here and there's no one to blame but yourselves.

Re: Re: Who else feels sorry for the USA?

quote:

Originally posted by JM not to accept change? wtf are you talking about. THE AMERICAN PEOPLE HAVE SPOKEN. THEY CHOSE THEIR PRESIDENT. sad to live like what? get a life. >JM<

u r so delusional it's funny.

how have the american people spoken?

you are so afraid of "terror" your judgement is clouded.

dont feel sorry for 'em margaret

Re: Re: Re: Who else feels sorry for the USA?

quote:

Originally posted by StereoPrincess u r so delusional it's funny. how have the american people spoken? you are so afraid of "terror" your judgement is clouded.

terror? find one post of mine in which i've stated being afraid of terror

you see, my conservative morals and values match those of GW and many other republican officials, and are very much opposite of Kerry's. THIS is what it comes down to for me, not terror. Not once have I feared terror or being terrorised.

ok ok... the American people may not all have spoken. but the majority of them did click, or check on a box, or punched out a hole in a ballot next to George W. Bush's name.

now stop feeling sorry for everybody else and do something constructive with your day.

>JM<

Bush gets another 4 years, the public has spoken.

Re: Re: Re: Re: Who else feels sorry for the USA?

quote:

Originally posted by JM now stop feeling sorry for everybody else and do something constructive with your day. >JM<

ok, well i will stop feeling sorry for people like yourself.

i do see that the reasons you voted Bush are acceptable. One of my close friends voted Bush also and for their correct reasons.

but i do feel sorry for the general public that live in fear all day everyday because of the state america is in.

i was in buffalo this past weekend and it was one of the weirdest things i have seen in a while. at the gas station, the service person had such a worried look on her face, you could not go into the store, you had to pass money through a slit in the window and it was only 10 o'clock at night it a well lit neighbourhood. poor woman. we were trying to be friendly but she was so not used to it, she was in a complete state of fear. these are the people voting Bush because they think he can protect them.

I bet Michael Moore isn't the only one who secretly hoped a Bush victory... now Osama also got something to do ...

poor americans

quote:

Originally posted by benni I bet Michael Moore isn't the only one who secretly hoped a Bush victory... now Osama also got something to do ... poor americans

I stated that earlier lmao, I bet it was part of his master plan, another target to lash out at and to make more money, with his mockumenataries.

quote:

Originally posted by fastmp3 a lie documentary ?? where did he lie ??

The whole thing was a lie and nicely packaged and edited for those dumb enough to believe his retoric.
Think about the source from which it comes before being lulled to sleep from his hypnotic waistline...

I mean...he has housekeepers to pay! come on!! Go buy his movie damnit!

quote:

Originally posted by Fir3start3r The whole thing was a lie and nicely packaged and edited for those dumb enough to believe his retoric. Think about the source from which it comes before being lulled to sleep from his hypnotic waistline... I mean...he has housekeepers to pay! come on!! Go buy his movie damnit!

If you dont beleive Bush is dumb,if you dont beleive Bush is involved with BIG BUSINESS,if you dont beleive Bush is ruining America than I am sorry to inform you but you are the stupidiest person in the world.Honestly.

Don't feel to bad though. You can join the rest of Southern America in your stupidity.

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Who else feels sorry for the USA?

quote:

Originally posted by StereoPrincess i was in buffalo this past weekend and it was one of the weirdest things i have seen in a while. at the gas station, the service person had such a worried look on her face, you could not go into the store, you had to pass money through a slit in the window and it was only 10 o'clock at night it a well lit neighbourhood. poor woman. we were trying to be friendly but she was so not used to it, she was in a complete state of fear. these are the people voting Bush because they think he can protect them.

Yea, but it been like that for YEARS.
I remember going to Detroit about 7 years ago and getting my KFC from behind (what I swear was) a bullet proof plastic turnstile!
The whole counter was behind plexiglass
That's just the neigherhood society in general, not the influence from abroad...
(That would be my biggest reason for not ever wanting to move to the States; got nothing against Americans, just don't like that 'gang' feel 24/7)

quote:

Originally posted by Dave Piazza If you dont beleive Bush is dumb,if you dont beleive Bush is involved with BIG BUSINESS,if you dont beleive Bush is ruining America than I am sorry to inform you but you are a stupidiest person in the world.Honestly. Don't feel to bad though. You can join the rest of Southern America in your stupidity.

Wow....if this is the intelligence of Kerry supports, then go BUSH!

Come back and debate when you have a civil tongue in your head or go cry in your pillow a little more.
Move on man! You LOST ok? Take it like a man...

quote:

Originally posted by Dave Piazza If you dont beleive Bush is dumb,if you dont beleive Bush is involved with BIG BUSINESS,if you dont beleive Bush is ruining America than I am sorry to inform you but you are the stupidiest person in the world.Honestly. Don't feel to bad though. You can join the rest of Southern America in your stupidity.

Act your age, not your shoe size.

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Who else feels sorry for the USA?

quote:

Originally posted by Fir3start3r Yea, but it been like that for YEARS. I remember going to Detroit...

you said Detroit!!! yeah, well thats one of the "premier" cities in America. i'm not suprised about the plexiglass at the KFC. Even some convenience stores in ghetto Seattle work from behind bars in a window.

>JM<

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Who else feels sorry for the USA?

quote:

Originally posted by Fir3start3r Yea, but it been like that for YEARS. I remember going to Detroit about 7 years ago and getting my KFC from behind (what I swear was) a bullet proof plastic turnstile! The whole counter was behind plexiglass That's just the neigherhood society in general, not the influence from abroad... (That would be my biggest reason for not ever wanting to move to the States; got nothing against Americans, just don't like that 'gang' feel 24/7)

Well, no offense, but most of the nation is not like that. Pretty much just rough parts of the ghetto. I've seen parts of the Paris suburbs that are just as bad as parts of the ghetto in Milwaukee.

People hear those stories and they think the all of the US is like that. There are plenty of cities in my home state where it's still the norm to leave your front door unlocked during the day so the UPS guy can put your packages inside from the cold.

But there is a place in the heart of the ghetto in Milwaukee called "Speed Queen." They make the best damn ribs in the world. You put your money through a slot, and they pass you a box full of ribs through a drive-up bank teller's drawer.

Re: Who else feels sorry for the USA?

quote:

Originally posted by StereoPrincess I do. To be so scared for your lives to not accept a change. Must be so sad to live like that.

Much sadder when Democrats don't take into account the hard work of Poland during this war.

God bless you despite your hatred towards America

Please take note world:

This is a President elected by Rural White and Southern White American voters.

The President made large efforts to get as many of these voters to support his �religious� agenda; which ironically has no solid relationship with the Christian faith. He kills people in a War which is not in accord with the Christian faith but proclaims his righteousness in his stand against gays.

That type of duplicity in religion ( which bares slim resemblance to Christianity) garners support from Southern American voters which also have a weird or misinformed understanding of Christianity .

The importance a religious movement for Bush was his strategy to convince stupid southern Americans what the true definition of religion and politics should be.

This was an important step because Southerns could be convinced what to believe in their religion. This was possible because with the lowest literacy rates in America ; Southerns rarely if ever read the bible. They rely on Evangelists to tell them what is right and wrong. They are sheep in this religious propaganda.

Thus Bush was clever not to mention to these same Southern voters how their own religion does not condemn his tax cuts, his disregard for the poor, and policies abroad.

The Bush brainwash for the south worked well on these idiots because obviously his entire economic policy was against their own interest. But his one issue on anti-gay marriage became the most important issue for them. They were convinced that they would rather live in poverty and stupidity than allows gays to have rights. But don�t be surprised. These are the same white southern voters who believed blacks should not have rights either.

Please take note :

The entire North Eastern United States , California, Washington, Oregon, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Minnesota voted Kerry.


All Southern States voted bush too (exception for Ohio, Iowa, and Missouri which voted for Bush by slim margins).


Please put your anger to the Southern White Americans not all Americans. The problem and stupidity of America lies within this area of America.


Thank You

American Citizen

Powered by: vBulletin
Copyright © 2000-2021, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.