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Sunday, Nov 8, 2009
Israel has pissed me off even more than Bush invading Iraq and that is saying something!
That's just not possible.
But just wait, starting in a few months Shooter will be in here whining about how the other team is misusing and abusing his precious force.
That would be "precious bodily fluids", I think.... ;-)
POE.
Cheers,
see (self-hating) Jewish Air Force Captain urge Obama not to be a "slave" (ouch) to AIPAC.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rfnPjzOGB5s
So, I'm with you. Jebbie is full of used cat litter in this instance.-- Kitt
If that's true, it's certainly not the first time and it won't be the last.
However, I still have the sole key to The Wog and I will get my revenge on you and all of your sockpuppets sooner or later. You should immediately begin trembling with fear for I shall now consider utilizing more Boney M videos.
I am being hypocritical and will try to live up to my own beliefs better in the future.
Dude, trying to hold yourself to Miss Manners standards on an online forum is kind of like a celibate going to a whorehouse for the beer. Sure, you might be able to resist temptation, but for how long?
I'm not a fan of using online anonymity as a shield from behind which you just spew angry rant after angry rant. But sometimes, in my opinion, an idea is just so odious that responding to it politely is tantamount to condoning it.
However, as we used to say back in the antediluvian era, your mileage may vary.
although I won't mention any names.
Dude, trying to hold yourself to Miss Manners standards on an online forum is kind of like a celibate going to a whorehouse for the beer. Sure, you might be able to resist temptation, but for how long?
I've tried this myself.
Which explains why I'm no longer a Jesuit.
Maybe I was rash, but think about it. A significant portion of Iraqis wanted us to invade and throw out Saddam. Our aerial attacks were far less careless in “collateral damage.” We didn’t have a confined, starving population where we used woman and children and the Red Cross for shooting practice. True the end result was far more devasting in Iraq and the Middle East. For true senseless savagery, the Israelis top the Busheviks. Maybe I hate them equally and my congress for supporting them.
Clearly, and succinctly.
Prosecutions for all those involved.
"Therefore my conclusion is this is not your goal, only to sell books? Scoop em up people, GG needs to pay off his Lexus."-- tommy1733
Direct hit! That's Glenn! He's just in it for the money. I understand he even has a bumper sticker that says, "Whoever dies with the most toys wins". Who knew?
I shall now consider utilizing more Boney M videos.-- Jebbie
I knew I was stepping in it when I wrote that about the cat litter. Some people never learn.
RMP
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So will all the Zionists who called most of us here "anti-Semites" for noticing the power of "The Lobby" now come back and apologize?
If they are lurking, and any one of them has any clout, or access, or anyone they can contact, now is the time. The situation there is going from bad to worse, the UN is pulling out, the ICRC is suspending personnel movements. There are no foreign journalists there. There is very little water, fuel or food, and a shortage of medical supplies. Troops in such situations, without the bright clear lines of humanitarian law, don't act in ways that countries are proud of. Please do something if you can.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/09/world/middleeast/09mideast.html
The Congress should be demanding U.S. diplomatic intervention, immediately.
Can you refute my claim that to show people respect is better than not? In the broadest sense, do you want peace in the world? I do, so why not let it begin with me, in every interaction I have with everyone? Where is the exception where it is OK to resort to childish taunts? I can't find this exception.
I wrote on an earlier day that I was feeling "hurt" by the wrathful words thrown at me, and while this has been a source of amusement for some (myself included...) I was simply being honest. I don't believe that anyone can have hard words thrown at them and feel nothing. If you think you are tough, I think you are just absorbing the stress. I prefer to say something about it rather than pretend it does not exist and then take it out on someone else later.
Miss Manners, indeed! Sounds like you jumped on my words without considering what I was saying, an all-too-familiar occurrence in online discourse, no?
Much of the initial coverage about Fort Hood turned out to be wrong. Is there anything wrong with that?
The accountability imposed by another country for the CIA's kidnapping and torture reveals much about our own.
Fox News' morning show plays to type, talking about whether Muslims in the Army should face "special debriefings"
The survivor and author is upset about comparisons some on the right are making to genocide
Once seen as a lunatic fringe, reactionary anti-women groups are courting respectability
Salon headlines in your mailbox
