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Bursche on 10 January 2009
megaman79 said:
Not me, Go to Washington and throw your shoes at him when he leaves.

I think its telling that Obama's inauguration is making bigger news than Bush's or Cheney's media sign off. Though it is sickening to hear them make the same excuses over and over again.

I hope he is remembered like Nixon, the worst president to ever exist.

I hope he starts drinking again and rots his liver so he pisses in a bag for the rest of his life.
I hope its in a prison cell. I hope his wife leaves him for a woman.

I hope the new Secret Service rule, that SS protection is only covered by the gov. for 10 years after leaving office,works in favour of some hurt, broken and disgusted Iraqi soldiers family, suicidal brokers wife or whoever.

I hope someone ends up finding him in texas on his 50 acre ranch in his whiter than white neighbourhood while he's getting fat off american tax payers, who are starving, and really gets through to him.

I had to vent. Excuse me if you found that offensive but theres about 4000 american family's who might find something else a little bit more offensive than what i said.

No that was not venting, that was a tirade. If you really feel that way, get over it. Bush was not Adolf Hitler. He was an incompetent President with an even tougher slate of issues to deal with, and the Republican party is in shambles because of it. Wishing him harm does nothing, and just shows your unusual amount of hatred over something that is probably not even true.

My father is in the Air Force, and God forbid that he dies in a term in Iraq, but that is part of the military. That is one of the risks of the job. One day I will be in the reserves, and if deployed and killed, I hope no one uses my death as a reason for hatred of another person. Hatred of the system, of politics, of the conflicts in the world; yes. But not one single person is responsible. If for some reason your rage is because of a death caused by these conflicts, I'm sorry for your loss. If its not, then get over yourself.

 



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megaman79 on 10 January 2009
Bursche said:
megaman79 said:
Not me, Go to Washington and throw your shoes at him when he leaves.

I think its telling that Obama's inauguration is making bigger news than Bush's or Cheney's media sign off. Though it is sickening to hear them make the same excuses over and over again.

I hope he is remembered like Nixon, the worst president to ever exist.

I hope he starts drinking again and rots his liver so he pisses in a bag for the rest of his life.
I hope its in a prison cell. I hope his wife leaves him for a woman.

I hope the new Secret Service rule, that SS protection is only covered by the gov. for 10 years after leaving office,works in favour of some hurt, broken and disgusted Iraqi soldiers family, suicidal brokers wife or whoever.

I hope someone ends up finding him in texas on his 50 acre ranch in his whiter than white neighbourhood while he's getting fat off american tax payers, who are starving, and really gets through to him.

I had to vent. Excuse me if you found that offensive but theres about 4000 american family's who might find something else a little bit more offensive than what i said.

No that was not venting, that was a tirade. If you really feel that way, get over it. Bush was not Adolf Hitler. He was an incompetent President with an even tougher slate of issues to deal with, and the Republican party is in shambles because of it. Wishing him harm does nothing, and just shows your unusual amount of hatred over something that is probably not even true.

My father is in the Air Force, and God forbid that he dies in a term in Iraq, but that is part of the military. That is one of the risks of the job. One day I will be in the reserves, and if deployed and killed, I hope no one uses my death as a reason for hatred of another person. Hatred of the system, of politics, of the conflicts in the world; yes. But not one single person is responsible. If for some reason your rage is because of a death caused by these conflicts, I'm sorry for your loss. If its not, then get over yourself.

 

 

It is primarily your death and the deaths of all the soldiers, along with innocent civilians in Afghanistan and especially Iraq, which is the reason for this hatred. Obama got voted in for a reason. The no.1 question on Obama's website is, Will you prosecute Bush for war crimes?, so judging by that i think alot of people feel cheated, raped, abused and lied too by their government. Bush is commander in chief and therefore responsible for the ultimate decision to say yes. He said yes, and as a consequence many people died.

What you are forgetting is people that protest whats happening has nothing to do with protesting your right to support your government. It is your right to live and die, but only when absolutely neccesary, which is why we protest. When do you think your death, or your fathers death is neccesary? Was it neccesary in Vietnam. Was it neccesary in Iraq.

I am so sorry that people have died in this war but i am full of hatred for the people that decided they should die for reasons that have been proven to be fraudulent.

 



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akuma587 on 10 January 2009

25% of people said in a poll that they would miss him. The rest said they wouldn't.



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rocketpig on 10 January 2009

I find it saddening to see so many supposed "enlightened" people, people who otherwise argue for peace and progressive thought, spew the vitriol they do for Bush and actually openly wish him harm.

He's going to be gone in a few days. The country, and world as a whole, will have to work hard to undo a lot of the shit he did during his eight years in office. I'm just happy that his term is over.

I have to shake my head at people who honestly wish harm upon someone else, especially someone they've never met.




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Bursche on 10 January 2009

That's exactly what I was getting at rocketpig. Megaman, you can hate the government, and what it has done, but no single man is entirely to blaim. There are millions of people that have had an influence over the last eight years, but if you want to single out Bush to be entirely to blaim then that is your own agenda. You really shouldn't get as heated over it as you are now, especially for no personal reason than your own sence of morals. That is how people can get killed, or arrested, is your emotional response over something like this.

 



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O-D-C on 10 January 2009

Ya Ill miss him.

I mean look at what he dealt with in his time in office...

War On Terror
Iraq War
Hurricane Katrina
Financial Crisis

and most importently the September 11th attacks, the most world changing event since Hitler wanted Polish sausages.

This president dosent deserve half the shit he got during his time in office, and while I disagree with his policies he did the best of a horrible situation.

Is it time for change? Absolutley YES
I Barack Obama going to be a great president? Proably

Was George W. Bush the great evil that is responsible for all the misery in world?

Absolutly not.

But what do I know, Im Canadian we dont even have a goverment anymore.



akuma587 on 11 January 2009

Bush at least seems to have a good sense of humor. Luckily Obama does as well. Clinton was just plain a laugh riot. He didn't even have to say anything and he was funny.



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It is hard to shed anything but crocodile tears over White House speechwriter Patrick Buchanan's tragic analysis of the Nixon debacle. "It's like Sisyphus," he said. "We rolled the rock all the way up the mountain...and it rolled right back down on us...."  Neither Sisyphus nor the commander of the Light Brigade nor Pat Buchanan had the time or any real inclination to question what they were doing...a martyr, to the bitter end, to a "flawed" cause and a narrow, atavistic concept of conservative politics that has done more damage to itself and the country in less than six years than its liberal enemies could have done in two or three decades. -Hunter S. Thompson

megaman79 on 11 January 2009
O-D-C said:
Ya Ill miss him.

I mean look at what he dealt with in his time in office...

War On Terror
Iraq War
Hurricane Katrina
Financial Crisis

and most importently the September 11th attacks, the most world changing event since Hitler wanted Polish sausages.

This president dosent deserve half the shit he got during his time in office, and while I disagree with his policies he did the best of a horrible situation.

Is it time for change? Absolutley YES
I Barack Obama going to be a great president? Proably

Was George W. Bush the great evil that is responsible for all the misery in world?

Absolutly not.

But what do I know, Im Canadian we dont even have a goverment anymore.

 

What a great democracy though. How lucky you are that when the majority of the gov. don't agree with their leader they are able to get rid of him. That would never happen in Australia, although we have the same system of party deciding party leader, but George Bush is still the President after all thats happened.



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PS360ForTheWin on 11 January 2009

why would anyone miss that idiot, im glad he's no longer your president, with any luck the world will be a better place with him out of power



Retrasado on 11 January 2009
stof said:
You ask this question like we'll have a chance to miss him. If there's any justice in this world (and I'm not sure there is), we'll be seeing him for years to come in court and at the War Crimes tribunal.

War crimes? What crimes did he commit? Last I checked, it is ok for the President to declare war and Congress to back him up, and that's what he did. I don't like Bush very much, but he hasn't broken any laws with the war. The only thing he's done that could be illegal is the PATRIOT act, but even if that is ruled unconstitutional, he still didn't break any lawsby proposing it.



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