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Lifestyle => Train of Thought => Topic started by: Trauma-san on March 24, 2004, 06:06:19 AM
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Also on Wednesday the new leader of Hamas said the group has no plans to attack American targets.
Hamas had issued veiled threats against the United States following Israel's assassination of Sheik Ahmed Yassin, on Monday.
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Why'd he back down? Because one of the greatest terrorist organizations in the world is FUCKING AFRAID after we eradicated the Taliban, severely crippled the Al Queada, and kicked Saddam Hussein the fuck out of Iraq and killed his sons. That's why. That's the importance of war, children. GROW THE FUCK UP.
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ohh shut up.. coulda just been some fool running his mouth.. was it officially hamas befor esaying fuck america! <,-- ohh lordy i just done did it.. pleease dont attack me..........
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Just because you don't believe the ideology doesn't mean you have to act like the evidence doesn't exist. LOTS of people were saying it, there were people in the streets saying it... back off.
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You say the only way to get things done is through war and violence.
Is it just me, or do you seem to side more with dictatorship than democracy?
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or maybe....just MAYBE....these muthafucaz are more MAFIA about their ways....most likely they will attack in some kinda way in tha future and the U.S won't kno what the fuc hit em....
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Just because you don't believe the ideology doesn't mean you have to act like the evidence doesn't exist. LOTS of people were saying it, there were people in the streets saying it... back off.
you're talkin about evidence? werent u the one who said that since we had no evidence that there were WMD's that meant they HAD to be there? lol
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I'm not afraid of war, but I am afraid of George W. bush running a war for our nation. Bush is not a good military leader. No one just shouts, I'm attacking to find your weapons, and then attacks. We need to be gangsta about war, and I'm not talking about street gangs, but mafia type shit. Our enemies know what the fuck we are doing before we do it. We need to go back to the Bill Clinton type shit before when he let others run the military, 'cause Clinton is like Bush, no military experience. So we had Wesly Clark and others decide our military. Homedude in Cosivo killing thousands of Muslims, Clark shock that muthaphukkaz hand a couple months before he had he ass defeated. That's mafia type shit. And our news wasn't reporting it, why, because the people would be scared. Keep shit on the downlow. I remember every now and then the news would be like, U.S. forces bombed suspected terrorist camps in the Middle East, then be like, now on to sports. Keep it quick, and not even make a big deal. Keep the shit on the low. We think Saddam had weapons, bomb the labs in the middle of the night like in 1998. Since then no one ever checked to see if they got all the weapons. Bush just assumed no and went back in. That's wrong, attacking at blind solders. Their is nothing wrong with war if done right. This muthaphukka we got right now though is not keeping his shit on the DL. Instead, this muthaphukka is yelling his business to the whole world, talking about Axis of Evil, Weapons of Mass Destruction, telling muthaphukkaz to help us or be thought of as terrorist. He is a fucking up the game, and needs to be voted out of being in charge of the most powerful army in the world.
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We think Saddam had weapons, bomb the labs in the middle of the night like in 1998. Since then no one ever checked to see if they got all the weapons.
they bombed a fuckin tylenol factory.
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Trauma your a dumb ass...when was the last time Hamas attacked America or an American target?
lol@backing down...Trauma your the only poor right wing republican I know.
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It's funny I make a thread composed to 'all the pussies' and all of them find it and reply dutifully.
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We think Saddam had weapons, bomb the labs in the middle of the night like in 1998. Since then no one ever checked to see if they got all the weapons.
they bombed a fuckin tylenol factory.
Yup. In the middle of the Monica Lewinsky scandal; the sole operation clinton did @ Saddam who was continuously in violation of the peace agreement with us. Shady? I think so.
Wait, wait, he also bombed a terrorist training facility that Osama Bin Ladin had been at 3 MONTHS PRIOR. That oughta be worth something. He was within half a year of killing him.
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lol yeah that does sound kinda shady actually...never thought of that....anyways
yes i'll admit i am afraid of war...Fuck you if you don't like it but i dont wanna die for something i'm not a part of in the first place.
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It's funny I make a thread composed to 'all the pussies' and all of them find it and reply dutifully.
lol your the pussy...I put you in check and then you change the subject/ignore my post.
;D good 1
If you had a clue what you were talking about you would know that Hamas only attacks Israel.
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It's funny I make a thread composed to 'all the pussies' and all of them find it and reply dutifully.
lol your the pussy...I put you in check and then you change the subject/ignore my post.
;D good 1
If you had a clue what you were talking about you would know that Hamas only attacks Israel.
if you read the news you'd find out that trauma was right....a bunch of the more militaristic hamas members did say they were going to attack US and Israeli targets.....but taht's just like an american saying we're going to bomb tasmania......it might not be the same thing our leader would do
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It's funny I make a thread composed to 'all the pussies' and all of them find it and reply dutifully.
lol your the pussy...I put you in check and then you change the subject/ignore my post.
;D good 1
If you had a clue what you were talking about you would know that Hamas only attacks Israel.
if you read the news you'd find out that trauma was right....a bunch of the more militaristic hamas members did say they were going to attack US and Israeli targets.....but taht's just like an american saying we're going to bomb tasmania......it might not be the same thing our leader would do
But Trauma is taking the threat as if the president of Hamas said it himself.
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Hamas has every right to attack the US, and every right to make a threat.
But see ultimately this comes down to Trauma being despicably ignorant of how the world works. See his brain thinks like this
Bush- freedom
Brown- Evil,
no room for semantics. If i was HAMAS despite the justification for an attack on US, I wouldnt do it. Because it would push America even more into Israels arms. The fuckin american populace as a whole are dumb bricks, fuckin pieces of stool for brains, they would co sign on this sort of an attack in a minute. So what sense does it make to take on the greatest military power in the world, when youre already fighting the 4th greatest army?
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Oh and how a white corn bread gonna call others pussies, when his own leadership are alergic to military enrollment (I was too a national trooper, juss aks ma daddy!!!), and military endevours is basically pushing buttons over third world countries. faggot.
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faggot.
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[To all the pussies afraid of war/quote]
You really know how to make yourself sound intelligent when trying to pursuade liberals to see your point of view or rub a shitty little news blurb in their face. I can hear the opening chords of "Dueling Banjos" every time I look at this thread. Why not instead of just name calling you find out where they live and make em squeal like a little pig?
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That loud clucking sound you hear coming from the nation’s capital did not originate at KFC, Popeye’s, or the neighborhood wing joint. It’s coming from chicken hawks, those now thirsting for a war with Iraq but were chicken when it was their turn to serve in the military.
Let’s start with “Dubya.” The president joined the Texas Air National Guard in 1968 rather than serve in the military. He apparently used the connections of his father, who was a congressman and war hero, to join the Guard, leapfrogging thousands whose names were already on the waiting list.
Vice President Dick Chaney obtained student deferments and then a marital deferment to avoid Vietnam. He explained that he had “other priorities” than military service. Attorney General John Ashcroft did not serve, opting to get a deferment to teach business at Southwest Missouri State University.
Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld was a Navy pilot and flight instructor from 1954 to 1957 but did not see combat.
Although Republican leaders in Congress are more hawkish than Democrats, that’s in rhetoric only. Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle, House Minority Leader Dick Gephardt and House Minority Whip David Bonior served in the military. On the Republican side, Senate Minority Leader Trent Lott, Senate Minority Whip Don Nickles, Speaker of the House Dennis Hastert, House Majority Leader Dick Armey and House Majority Whip Tom DeLay did not serve.
DeLay claimed that too many people of color had volunteered to join the military in order to escape poverty, thus leaving no room for patriotic conservatives like him. So instead of fighting in Vietnam, DeLay declared war on roaches and bugs as an exterminator.
Some of the most famous talking heads on television also did not serve in the military, including George Will, Bill O’Reilly, Bill Kristol, Charles Krauthammer, Pat Buchanan, Alan Keys and Rush Limbaugh, the royal pain who said he did not serve because of “anal cysts.”
Other notable chicken hawks are Supreme Court Justices Clarence Thomas and Antonin Scalia, Secretary of Health and Human Services Tommy Thompson, Senator Joe Lieberman, Gov. Jeb Bush of Florida, Senator Phil Gramm of Texas, Rep. Bob “B-1” Dornan, former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, former Secretary of Education William Bennett and former congressman and ex-vice presidential candidate Jack Kemp, who failed his physical exam but was healthy enough to play professional football. (For an extensive list of chicken hawks on the Internet, go to the New Hampshire Gazette’s site at www.nhgazette.com/chickenhawks.html or www.awolbush.com.)
Interestingly, the most vocal opponents of a war against Iraq are retired military generals, including Brent Scowcroft, the elder Bush’s national security adviser and Gulf War Commander Norman Schwarzkopf.
Secretary of State Colin L. Powell, a retired Army general, wrote in “My American Journey,” his autobiography: “I particularly condemn the way our political leaders supplied the manpower for that [Vietnam] war. The policies – determining who would be drafted and who would be deferred, who would serve and who would escape, who would die and who would live – were an antidemocratic disgrace.”
In the interest of full disclosure, when I was editor of “The Aurora,” my school paper at Knoxville College in Tennessee, I was among 250 student leaders who signed a “We Won’t Go” to Vietnam petition that was submitted to President Richard Nixon. Of those, 12 were invited to hold a new conference in Washington, D.C. And two of us appeared on the “Today Show” to state our case.
On national TV, I expressed opposition to the Vietnam War on moral grounds and stated that I would refuse to go to Vietnam if drafted. I stated that I was willing to suffer the consequences of my decision and explained that I would not flee to Canada to avoid whatever government authorities had in store for me.
My Selective Service Board wasn’t exactly pleased with my position and sought to have me drafted. It was a big relief, especially to my family, when doctors at the induction center discovered that I have enlarged lymph nodes, which disqualified me for military service.
I am proud of the stand I took more than three decades ago. Although I objected to our involvement in the war, I respected the men who had volunteered to fight in Vietnam, including some of my close friends. We made different choices and had the courage of our convictions. But I have no respect for chicken hawks who avoided military service but are now eager to send other parents’ kids to war.
If we go to war, it’s unlikely that the brunt of that conflict will be felt by sons and daughters of the wealthy or politically connected.
Colin Powell also wrote in his autobiography, “I am angry that so many of the sons of the powerful and well placed and so many professional athletes (who were probably healthier than any of us) managed to wangle slots in Reserve or National Guard units. Of the many tragedies of Vietnam, this raw class discrimination strikes me as the most damaging to the ideal that all Americans are created equal and owe equal allegiance to their country.”
Powell published that seven years ago. Today, he is working for the Number One Chicken Hawk.
By George E. Curry
Quit flapping your wings, chickenhawk. 8)
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Hamas has every right to attack the US, and every right to make a threat.
But see ultimately this comes down to Trauma being despicably ignorant of how the world works. See his brain thinks like this
Bush- freedom
Brown- Evil,
no room for semantics. If i was HAMAS despite the justification for an attack on US, I wouldnt do it. Because it would push America even more into Israels arms. The fuckin american populace as a whole are dumb bricks, fuckin pieces of stool for brains, they would co sign on this sort of an attack in a minute. So what sense does it make to take on the greatest military power in the world, when youre already fighting the 4th greatest army?
Whats wrong with you, how can you say they have justification to attack your fellow countrymen...you ???
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That loud clucking sound you hear coming from the nation’s capital did not originate at KFC, Popeye’s, or the neighborhood wing joint. It’s coming from chicken hawks, those now thirsting for a war with Iraq but were chicken when it was their turn to serve in the military.
Let’s start with “Dubya.” The president joined the Texas Air National Guard in 1968 rather than serve in the military. He apparently used the connections of his father, who was a congressman and war hero, to join the Guard, leapfrogging thousands whose names were already on the waiting list.
Vice President Dick Chaney obtained student deferments and then a marital deferment to avoid Vietnam. He explained that he had “other priorities” than military service. Attorney General John Ashcroft did not serve, opting to get a deferment to teach business at Southwest Missouri State University.
Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld was a Navy pilot and flight instructor from 1954 to 1957 but did not see combat.
Although Republican leaders in Congress are more hawkish than Democrats, that’s in rhetoric only. Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle, House Minority Leader Dick Gephardt and House Minority Whip David Bonior served in the military. On the Republican side, Senate Minority Leader Trent Lott, Senate Minority Whip Don Nickles, Speaker of the House Dennis Hastert, House Majority Leader Dick Armey and House Majority Whip Tom DeLay did not serve.
DeLay claimed that too many people of color had volunteered to join the military in order to escape poverty, thus leaving no room for patriotic conservatives like him. So instead of fighting in Vietnam, DeLay declared war on roaches and bugs as an exterminator.
Some of the most famous talking heads on television also did not serve in the military, including George Will, Bill O’Reilly, Bill Kristol, Charles Krauthammer, Pat Buchanan, Alan Keys and Rush Limbaugh, the royal pain who said he did not serve because of “anal cysts.”
Other notable chicken hawks are Supreme Court Justices Clarence Thomas and Antonin Scalia, Secretary of Health and Human Services Tommy Thompson, Senator Joe Lieberman, Gov. Jeb Bush of Florida, Senator Phil Gramm of Texas, Rep. Bob “B-1” Dornan, former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, former Secretary of Education William Bennett and former congressman and ex-vice presidential candidate Jack Kemp, who failed his physical exam but was healthy enough to play professional football. (For an extensive list of chicken hawks on the Internet, go to the New Hampshire Gazette’s site at www.nhgazette.com/chickenhawks.html or www.awolbush.com.)
Interestingly, the most vocal opponents of a war against Iraq are retired military generals, including Brent Scowcroft, the elder Bush’s national security adviser and Gulf War Commander Norman Schwarzkopf.
Secretary of State Colin L. Powell, a retired Army general, wrote in “My American Journey,” his autobiography: “I particularly condemn the way our political leaders supplied the manpower for that [Vietnam] war. The policies – determining who would be drafted and who would be deferred, who would serve and who would escape, who would die and who would live – were an antidemocratic disgrace.”
In the interest of full disclosure, when I was editor of “The Aurora,” my school paper at Knoxville College in Tennessee, I was among 250 student leaders who signed a “We Won’t Go” to Vietnam petition that was submitted to President Richard Nixon. Of those, 12 were invited to hold a new conference in Washington, D.C. And two of us appeared on the “Today Show” to state our case.
On national TV, I expressed opposition to the Vietnam War on moral grounds and stated that I would refuse to go to Vietnam if drafted. I stated that I was willing to suffer the consequences of my decision and explained that I would not flee to Canada to avoid whatever government authorities had in store for me.
My Selective Service Board wasn’t exactly pleased with my position and sought to have me drafted. It was a big relief, especially to my family, when doctors at the induction center discovered that I have enlarged lymph nodes, which disqualified me for military service.
I am proud of the stand I took more than three decades ago. Although I objected to our involvement in the war, I respected the men who had volunteered to fight in Vietnam, including some of my close friends. We made different choices and had the courage of our convictions. But I have no respect for chicken hawks who avoided military service but are now eager to send other parents’ kids to war.
If we go to war, it’s unlikely that the brunt of that conflict will be felt by sons and daughters of the wealthy or politically connected.
Colin Powell also wrote in his autobiography, “I am angry that so many of the sons of the powerful and well placed and so many professional athletes (who were probably healthier than any of us) managed to wangle slots in Reserve or National Guard units. Of the many tragedies of Vietnam, this raw class discrimination strikes me as the most damaging to the ideal that all Americans are created equal and owe equal allegiance to their country.”
Powell published that seven years ago. Today, he is working for the Number One Chicken Hawk.
By George E. Curry
Quit flapping your wings, chickenhawk. 8)
No response? :D
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Also on Wednesday the new leader of Hamas said the group has no plans to attack American targets.
Hamas had issued veiled threats against the United States following Israel's assassination of Sheik Ahmed Yassin, on Monday.
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Why'd he back down? Because one of the greatest terrorist organizations in the world is FUCKING AFRAID after we eradicated the Taliban, severely crippled the Al Queada, and kicked Saddam Hussein the fuck out of Iraq and killed his sons. That's why. That's the importance of war, children. GROW THE FUCK UP.
You say "we" as if you did anything. You little pussy, all you do is just sit there and cheer on. Grow the fuck up. If you believe so strongly in this, go fight yourself, but I wouldn't expect that from a cracker ass pussy like you.
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http://www.dubcnn.com/connect/index.php?board=1;action=display;threadid=42108;start=msg475093#msg475093 (http://www.dubcnn.com/connect/index.php?board=1;action=display;threadid=42108;start=msg475093#msg475093)
THAT'S HOW "TOUGH" TRAUMA IS. LMAO. WHAT A PUSSY.
AND HE'S THE 1 "FOR WAR". HOLY SHIT, THIS IS SO FUCKIN IRONIC.