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Now, I don't like Bush. But I hate whiney internet kids. I was just wondering:

How has Bush being in office personally affected your life?

FYI: Gas prices, not his fault.

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Originally posted by Pariah Cleric Now, I don't like Bush. But I hate whiney internet kids. I was just wondering: How has Bush being in office personally affected your life? FYI: Gas prices, not his fault.

Well, when Bush was on the WTC rubble talking on that mega-phone, it was really sick and I thought that was awesome.

BTW, I have no problem with Bush, is this only for the whiney internet kids?

Even though he is against embryonic stem cell research (My only beef), he's a cool dude.

instant asshole! just add oil

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Originally posted by medinaM5 instant asshole! just add oil

typical.

Oh, I have a short story about some anti-war protesters.

My friend is in the coast guard and is at new london, and he was talking about there were anti-war protesters there, and he lol'd because it's the coast guard, all he does is save people.

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Originally posted by Pariah Cleric

Bwhahaha! man i really like your avatar.

Every time i see it. I laugh.

rolf...i just saw it on a t-shirt and decided to say it...now roll those eyes back!

George Bush's policy of not federally funding any human stem cell lines post-2001 and putting an absolute ban on both therapeutic and reproductive human cloning has had an effect on the extent of the research which I am able to conduct at my university. It's also stupid because it's allowing other nations in the world to get a major step up on budding technologies and, ultimately, it's depriving hundreds of thousands of people the potential treatment of neurologically degenerative and cardiological conditions, as well as a multitude of other disorders.

A few guys from the board, including myslef, have all gone to Iraq or Afghanistan. Oh.. he increased my pay a lot and gave me newer and better equipment. Hmm... oh and he wait.. no its all good for me *shrugs*

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Originally posted by Ripped Bag A few guys from the board, including myslef, have all gone to Iraq or Afghanistan. Oh.. he increased my pay a lot and gave me newer and better equipment. Hmm... oh and he wait.. no its all good for me *shrugs*

Surprise! You weren't forced into the army.


EDIT: I'd like to say that I'm not saying Bush hasn't done anything wrong, I'm just curious to see how much he has affected people in general.

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Originally posted by Pariah Cleric Surprise! You weren't forced into the army.

Surprise! I wasn't complaining. I loved it.. whats your point?

i went into 7-11 the other day and i had to pay $1.35 for a bag of starbursts. that's different then the $1.25 i used to pay a year ago. now i understand that inflation is a factor in all of this, but let's say inflation is what? 3% every five years...well then the .10 increase in price shows about an 8% increase in total price over the last year. what kinda crap is that? estimating his price gouging continues, we could all be facing a 24% increase in starburst prices over the next three years...

will the patriot act count, or is that just the natural progression of american policy?

You asked how he affected my life.. I answered.

Yeah I still love the military, thats why I'm still in it =)

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Originally posted by Floorfiller i went into 7-11 the other day and i had to pay $1.35 for a bag of starbursts. that's different then the $1.25 i used to pay a year ago. now i understand that inflation is a factor in all of this, but let's say inflation is what? 3% every five years...well then the .10 increase in price shows about an 8% increase in total price over the last year. what kinda crap is that? estimating his price gouging continues, we could all be facing a 24% increase in starburst prices over the next three years...

wowzors....75 cents here

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Originally posted by Ripped Bag Surprise! I wasn't complaining. I loved it.. whats your point?

Wow, I'm a moron. I read that wrong, lol.

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Originally posted by SuspicionVandit will the patriot act count, or is that just the natural progression of american policy?

So how did the Patriot Act effect you at all?

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Originally posted by Ripped Bag So how did the Patriot Act effect you at all?

+1

I feel that The Patriot act connot be judged until it has failed. Then we can say that our sacrifice of freedoms was not worth it because a terrorist attack occured with the Patriot act in effect.

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Originally posted by Pariah Cleric Now, I don't like Bush. But I hate whiney internet kids. I was just wondering: How has Bush being in office personally affected your life? FYI: Gas prices, not his fault.

War = Gas Price Up......its his fault....he raised the tax level by going to war.

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Originally posted by Nayil War = Gas Price Up......its his fault....he raised the tax level by going to war.

Gas prices were going to fuck up regardless at one point or another. Quit crying about your 2.50-3.10 prices when people pay 6-9 in Europe

Also it has a lot to do with the oil execs hiking the prices whenever *shakes magic eight ball* this or that happens and *spins wheel* that happens

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Originally posted by Nayil War = Gas Price Up......its his fault....he raised the tax level by going to war.

Pretty sure there were several wars in the Middle East before we got there. Regardless, for all the people saying that they'd rather live in a different country. Look at those countries' gas prices.

go yellow with E85 ethanol

kthx

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Originally posted by Nou While he hasn't personally affected me in anyway, I feel that it might in the future with the place he has put the United States in.

That's right. Just look at the Kyoto Treaty Protocol, which the US are proponents of, but Bush won't sign it because the cost of trying to get all corporations to adjust for the new air pollution regulations would be too expensive and there would be an economic collapse....


..or something.

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Originally posted by Floorfiller i went into 7-11 the other day and i had to pay $1.35 for a bag of starbursts. that's different then the $1.25 i used to pay a year ago. now i understand that inflation is a factor in all of this, but let's say inflation is what? 3% every five years...well then the .10 increase in price shows about an 8% increase in total price over the last year. what kinda crap is that? estimating his price gouging continues, we could all be facing a 24% increase in starburst prices over the next three years...

Orange FTW!

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Originally posted by Mebot That's right. Just look at the Kyoto Treaty Protocol, which the US are proponents of, but Bush won't sign it because the cost of trying to get all corporations to adjust for the new air pollution regulations would be too expensive and there would be an economic collapse.... ..or something.

can we outsource our pollution to india?

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Originally posted by Ripped Bag Gas prices were going to fuck up regardless at one point or another. Quit crying about your 2.50-3.10 prices when people pay 6-9 in Europe Also it has a lot to do with the oil execs hiking the prices whenever *shakes magic eight ball* this or that happens and *spins wheel* that happens

Regardless at 1 point or another ? so theres no reason behind it. Since the Europeans pay a lot we should pay a lot more. Since there are smaller cars in Europe, we should make ours small too. Since Europeans use Right hand drive we should do it aswell..... good logic u own.

Haliburtons freakin shit...thanks to cheneys commanding position. Make an oil company owner run your country, expect things to become more European.

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