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LMFAO! Mullet you crack me up :lolsign:
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Ive left my house MANY times, (Weather is global trips or whatever you mean) therefore 90% of your comebacks are obsolete mulletman.
Plus canada has the #1 drug problem, HA to bad you made that shit up in your head, yhea im sure we far outpace fuckign venusuala and ecudor in drug problems. And noone should have guns, most americans cant handle the responsibily of owning a gun therefore you get all the problems, if to many people are to stupid to use them wisley then dont let anyone have them. Guns are to much power for anyone to have, they should be illegal worldwide. Other then that you pritty much agreed that your country is shit, kthksbi |
Holy shit, XTerminator... You are a raving lunatic. Ha, I've seen "Bowling for Columbine" and that is where you stole most of your false facts. Have you ever been to the US? It's nothing like you described. Well I've been to Canada, and it's full of dumbass Canucks, eh? I would literally live anywhere in Europe before moving to Canada, the land of the liberal, hippie- fairies. Why do other nations feel their opinions of the US matter? If everyone loves Canada, why is our population hundreds of millions more than yours?
WHAT WE DO IS NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS!!! Ranting aside, please stay out of our business. Would you like me telling you who you could or couldn't have as your leader. Just leave us alone. As far as the world's problems... BLAME CANADA! LOL Canada is a fucking lame-ass welfare state with nothing going for it... That's just reality... :D Your truly talented citizens (which are few and far between) have to come here to make a living for themselves... That says a lot, hahahahahahahahaha. :lolsign: |
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LOL...now that was funny! mulletman...checked out your pics on your site...awesome pics! I voted for Bush...and I'm glad he won! I do realize others in THIS Country are not happy with that...and I respect that. However...what any one else from other Countries feel....sorry...I really could care less what your opinion is on the matter. YOU DON'T LIVE HERE, pay taxes or vote! I actually like Canada...grew up right on the border of Canada when I lived in Michigan. One of my good friends lives in Canada. My husband is in Canada right now hunting, has been going there for several years (because it's such a barren land LOL)...and YES Xterm....he is there with 2 guns! YIKES! But I guarentee you he will be home without shooting himself LOL! In fact...we own MANY MANY MANY guns in my household here in America (my husband is also a police officer..and a member of the swat team, and an AVID hunter). And guess what?...we're quite capable of handling those guns in a mature, safe way! I spoke to my girlfriend in Canada today...I specifically asked her about the healthcare you have there...out of curiosity. Yes...she's never paid a dime for treatment...other than medicines...but she also said that their TAXES are one of the HIGHEST in the world! I believe she said the SECOND highest taxes in the world...but don't quote her on that ;) And about the obesity thing...really....wtf does that have to do with anything? I've been to Canada....my husband goes there every year...you all have what you call "fatties" (which is quite a RUDE thing to say) up there as well dude. I figured ya'll just used that as a way to keep warm up there, ya know...extra insulation ;) |
Ya,no kiddin! That fat comment was uncalled for! I have a lot of close friends and family members that I love deeply that have struggled with their weight and that is nothing to be made fun of and making fun of it is rather immature on your part X :mad:
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[quote=Hellboy]but as of right now, the US military is strictly voluntary[quote]
yes but most people who join the military eather 1. have no choice (there welfare like most of america because its a dump) 2. they have no education (like most americans.(ones that dont libe near you)) 3. They have no clue what they are getting into, and once they join, the only way out is a perment injury (like loss of limbs which THOUSANDS of americans suffer for the rest of their life because of the war) or loss of life, which hundreds even lose because of a profit snatch. You see those letters they right and shit, these kids think its going to be a game, until they get shot and realize that their life ends right there right now. If ANYONE had any real idea of what war is like, then the military would have barly any applications. Have you ever actuially seen the recruitment officers? They trick these kids into thinking its a great experiance everyone should have, and a great way to see the world and such. Then they drag someone elses children to die for money that they want. Truly sick people run your country, which is why its shit |
What the fuck are you talking about?
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Also, where did you read "the opposite" to what I posted? It's weird that more people oppose Bush than support him, when over 75% support him. By my math skills (which granted are not that strong) means there would be less than 24% that oppose him. I'd like to see this "source" you were reading. ** At this current moment, four close friends of mine are in the Middle East. I keep in contact with them, writing to each other 2-3 times a month. They love what they are doing (ie, keeping america free) and are over there by there own choosing of wanting to defend their country. Also, my adopted-grandmother's son was serving in Iraq. When he turned 60, the government FORCED him to retire from the military and come home. He was angry about that because he was doing something he believed in. He even tried to go back. Every one of them support Bush and this war. This war is NOT about weapons of mass destruction. It is about terrorism. It has gone on for too long and something is finally happening to try to stop it. We thought Iraq may have WMD, but they didn't. That doesn't mean that we only invaded them because we thought they did. What it boils down to is this: the men and women over there are over there because they made the decision to join the military. Many even AFTER the war had started. They knew they ran a high chance of going over there. They did it because they believe in it, and want to help keep America as the free and strong country that it is. H-D :pimp: |
Wauw, one night sleeping and a war of words breaks out between the Us and Canada.
Although I really need some answers. Why do so many people die cause of the gunfights? Why is it legal to have a gun? This really strange in my opinion. Why isn't the hospital for free? In holland everybody can go to the hospital. How come that a lot of people live under the poorborder? (don't know how to say this) But then on the other hand, some of the rich people are so freaking rich. Someone stated that canada has a drugproblem. Here in Amsterdam where i live, you can buy weed in the shop. I do it. I smoke up. It's great. I'm not a crimimal though. I go to the university. Drugs are not a problem if it;s not a crime you know. |
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I get that a lot, specially from my father. "Lieutenant, get me something to drink!" "Lieutenant, drive me to work." "If I remember, you were never an officer . . ." ". . .don't push it little man." :) OneOmerta, I assume you mean those of me with the General? |
[quote=Xterminator27][quote=Hellboy]but as of right now, the US military is strictly voluntary
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And let's put it this way. If Moore lies, which I'm sure he's not, Bush still says A LOT of stupid stuff in that movie, and you can't deny that! Unless you are as stupid yourselvs! |
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In all due respect what do you know about our country and this war, other than what you hear about it from your parents and your media. Bush didn't try to blow up our Twin Towers in the 90's BIN LADEN did. Bush didn't commission terrorist to fly planes into them on 9/11, BIN LADEN did. BIN LADEN started this war . We are only defending our home land , and are liberating Iraq. As far As your Hero in Michael Moore , there is a rebuttal to his full of lies piece of trash of film. Rent Farenhype 911 you'll learn something about your hero. |
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to X: looks like someone has a few preconceived (and horribly false) notions about the way our military works. i've got 2 good friends who joined the military after high school, one as a Reservist so he could go to college @ the same time and the other as active duty b/c he didn't want to go to college yet (he's now looking @ schools after his enlistment is up in a little while). X, don't even tell me they had no idea what they were getting themselves into. plus, so far as i know, their families aren't on welfare (and most americans aren't either, though you seem to believe the opposite). it seems as though much of what you think the US is like is very very very very very very very skewed. our military is comprised of guys who largely want to be there. that might help explain why it's considered the strongest in the world. how about canada's military, eh? it's like the ever-so-common joke down here: you hear about a military mishap in Canuckland, which is followed by the obligatory question. Such as, recently I saw there was a problem with a Canadian Naval vessel. the headline I saw was something to the effect of "Canadian Navy boat sinks. In other news, Canada has a Navy." oh, and if I had to guess, i'd say most of the guys in the military haven't been shot yet |
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I take it your refering to his incoherent rambling, The majority of those Bush Administration quotes were spliced, spun, and horeibly edited. Case in point, The Condeliza Rice quote, that fat bastard took that quote so out of context it should be libel. Now if Bin Laden and Al Qaeda have nothing to do with Saddam and Iraq, then explain Abu Musab al-Zarqawi. Quote:
Most, no; but a large partion of those that enlist do fall into these three catagories. Quote:
The fact that we can get guns legally doesnt not have a significant impact on the violence/deaths the US has due to guns. Citizens can buya gun if they choose to for either protection, collection, or sport [hunting, etc.]. Those that purposely harm others with guns do NOT get these guns legally. One thing you have to realize is, that in order to get a gun, you need to undergo a local police check, credit check, FBI check, and if youre not a natural born citizen, they look into your country of origin for extra stuff. Its a long and tideous process that takes alteast 6 weeks just to get a yes/no answer. The reason that there is a large divide between the rich and the poor is due to our capitalistic nature. If you can work hard and sacrifice many things to get to where you are, then why do you have to share that with those that didnt. Albiet there are other factors to "those that didnt" in a nut shell - thats why. Quote:
Yes, I said that. This isnt something as trivial as pot or any other "party drug", this is with hardcore drugs, the stuff that mkaes you look like Scott Weiland. Canada's drug problem has to do with cartels running th streets. Im talking about large wieght, worth in the millions. The stuff that movies are made of. |
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As for now, I think you all get my opinion, and I won't be bitching about this anymore, 'cause I don't wanna piss anyone off badly. I don't want our opinions to come in the way for our great contact on this board! I will remove my BUSH IS TERROR avatar as soon as I reinstall Photoshop. |
Yes, Lith. They are related. Hussein being in power gave all terrorists in the middle east a free ticket to practice terrorism. He made the middle east a terror state. End of story.
And also, thank you. I trust you got my e-mail. :) |
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Lithium, did you read any of the previous links I posted regarding the link between 9/11 and Saddam, and the truth about Moore's movie? Because it seems like you didn't. If you don't want to be open to other information, it's not worth debating you because you'll simply keep referring to your false information. Quote:
What's the population of Holland, compared to the US? How much tax is taken from your paycheck by the government to pay for the free healthcare? What is the standard of healthcare? |
Some time ago, when several of us on this board were pleading for peace in this world, one of the people posting on this thread responded to my post with the quote "Better their children dead than ours".
I don't believe I will ever forget those words. They shocked me to the core of my being. And I know that the person using those words considers themselves a Christian. I was raised a Christian, so I will use Jesus and his teachings to make my point, though I believe there are many truths in many religions. If Jesus were walking the earth today, would he support the killing of children and innocents, rationalizing that the end justifies the means? One of the children that I work with asked me who I voted for, I replied that I had voted for Kerry. Her eyes got wide, and she proclamed " Mrs. - you aren't moral". This is my example of how this election has divided our country, "Out of the mouths of babes". |
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Mr.CreedFreak TN, how ironic that you are the first to respond to my post, since it was you who said "Better their children dead, than ours".
Twist your rational any way you want, but I ask again would Jesus have agreed to the killing of children? |
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the key words in your post are "IN THE OLD TESTAMENT"...before the coming of the teachings of the Christ...and eye for an eye was the law of the land, and an eye for an eye, only adds fuel to the fires of war...but it was thru Christ's teachings we learned to turn the other cheek and to build on a foundation of LOVE and UNDERSTANDING... You asked, "WHAT DO YOU DO WHEN YOU'VE TURNED BOTH?"...you can turn your cheek once again...and continue to love your enemy unconditionally...that is what i believe Jesus was teaching...because "death" has no sting for those that believe... Would Jesus approve of what is happening in the world today?...i believe that God/Jesus know quite well what is going on...we, as human beings can exercise our free will in the choices we make, but God is the only judge of what any of us (including Hussain) do, with that free will...we cannot second guess how Jesus/God receives what is going on...we can only speak for ourselves. |
My "Take"? I believe that it was a horror.
But I believe that if Bush had united the world and it's countries for peace, instead of "A War On Terror", the direction of this planet would be positive and progressive. I see our country regressing toward hate and prejudice. Killing, in the name of peace. Does our country truly believe that this can be a Christian concept? |
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Steve, I can see this subject circling around and around upon it self. Shocking horrors have been committed in the past, and I believe we should learn and remember the past, but I am living and breathing in a time where there are tools for peace, and I believe they should be used.
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How do you propose we deal with terrorism, Saddam Hussein, etc. then? I'm just curious... because there's the "utopia" idea and there's reality. It's easy to say we should work with the rest of the world and not fight because fighting's wrong. However in reality, that just doesn't cut it. Try telling a suicide bomber that we should all love one another. |
Steve, I'm not perfect, and I don't have all the answers to your questions. All I truly know for a fact is this, war and hatred begets the same.
On this board and thread I have seen a division between countries, name calling, and cruelty. People purposefully hurting others. I know that this is not the way, and I believe others do too. Many minds and many hearts from all over the world can help to create unity in our world, and with that, a start toward peace. I for one am willing to try here. I will not express hatred, I will not condemn other countries as a whole, and I will not fight on this thread. A small start, I know. Anyone care to join me? |
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I did and got quite a laugh out of it. First off, you posted a Deroy Murdock article... red flag immediately. He is a hard core conservative, of COURSE he's going to back Cheney/Bush. The second one seemed to be some post in a forum... why should I believe her?? She gave no credentials, no evidence, it was just some random person. The fact is, no real evidence has been found linking al-Qaida and Iraq in reference to the attacks according to the 9/11 Commission. As for how to deal with terrorism, that seems to be the question of the decade so far. I don't know the answer. I will say this though, we are not fighting a tangible enemy. If we destroy every last member of al-Qaida the war won't be over. We are fighting an idea that America is evil. An idea the enemy has repeatedly shown they will die for. And I don't think invading another country, as bad of a history as they have, on a wild-goose chase for WMD is a good idea. America is further ingraining this hatred into those people and they will stop at nothing until they inflict harm on this land. |
Whitebird, you really need to re-think your political stance, as a Christian.
I am a Christian and have morals. You, as a Christian, support candidates who think it's ok for people to kill babies that are unwanted by the millions, but don't think it's ok to go after the terrorists who kill many, many innocent people each year? It seems as though someone is a hypocrite. Also, you support candidates who think the government, through our taxes, should give those who will not work a free ride through life and handouts on every corner. Besides this holding those people down and not allowing them advance on their own, this is certainly not what Jesus had in mind. I don't think Jesus ever would promote helping complete lazy-asses. I understand there are some who can do nothing for themselves, and we should help those people, but there aren't many. And also, I studied scripture everyday for 4 years straight in school, and WWJD is the worst thing we can teach out of the Bible. You are not saved through your works. You are saved through belief in the death and resurrection of Christ for our sins. |
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I actually looked at all of them, liked the NYC ones. Of course...the ones with the General were cool too! And tarzan is a cute dog lol. |
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