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Why arent more Americans in an uproar over their govt straight lying to them??

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King Tech Quadafi:
Whats with the pass? Still shook over 9/11? Horrible Democrats to choose from?
Miss Ross Perot?

The Big Bad Ass:
There is more of an uproar than you probably know King T. Most of the republicans I know are extrememly pissed off at GW, and most of them have stated they won't vote for him. The media doesn't really do justice to the general feeling of the country. I couldn't be more upset at Bush personally with his lies, and I was a supporter before the war.

King Tech Quadafi:
Thanks for the info, Bad Ass.  You know I only know about American public opinion through the corrupted media. From what these newsoutlets are portraying, Americans are almost non existent in their vocal opposition besides a few bickering Democrats. Thats why I made this thread. Keep it coming yall.

7even:
a homie was in america right before the genocide started, and when he was like there aint no mass destruction weapons it's all about oil etc., they forced him to leave the classroom lmao .. tz.. fuckin' patriots.. well anyway, if I was him I'd go back and tell them bustaz ta shut the fuck up once and for all.

Trauma-san:
I assume you're talking about the weapons of mass destruction.  I think most of america honestly believes they weren't lied to.

Look at it: Before the war, not only did Bush say there were weapons of mass destruction, but The U.N. said the same thing, England said the same thing, President Clinton said the same thing, nearly every senator, republican or democrat, passed a resolution saying the same thing, John fucking KERRY said the same thing, I mean; if Bush was lying about it, every body else was too.  

So it's obviously not an outright lie, at worst it's bad intelligence.  I know you hate George Bush, but you have to admit, when everyone from Bill Clinton to the U.N. said that this man had weapons of mass destruction, as much as you hate him, you can't pin it on George Bush.

The second part of it is, most of America hated Saddam Hussein anyways.  Most of us felt cheated when he wasn't killed during the first gulf war, so I think most people don't give a shit how it was done, they're just happy it was done.  

Third, I think many americans feel safer with George Bush in office.  It's pretty common knowledge that a Democratic president wouldn't have done shit after 9/11, and we would be even more succeptable to terror attacks.  At least Bush did something.  Kerry would have apologized for offending the world, and gave them money for repartations or something.  

Fourth, it is a pretty sad bunch of democratic hopefulls this year.  Even if I didn't want to vote for Bush, who would I vote for?

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