Re: ignorance1
Tim47SIP said:
Maybe if any of you people that really think the US is on the wrong road, you need to take a reality pill. I think that all of the flag burners in this country should be sentenced to live in these countries for just one week to see just how bad our country is-Not!
I'm getting sick of reading crap like this. Are you people trying to say that anyone who disagrees with the President is a flag-burner? You think it's un-American to disagree with the Administration? You think it's a sin to not follow our government wherever it wants us to go?
I've noticed nobody brings up this conservative "flag-burning" garbage when we're talking about the TSA or the IRS. Is it okay to criticize some parts of the Administration, but not all of it? Who establishes
those rules?
I've also noticed that when Clinton was screwing up, none of you guys were hollaring "let's stand united behind our President!" I guess it's okay to criticize Democratic presidents, since we all know that Republican presidents sit at the right hand of God...men like Richard Nixon.
He certainly never lied to anyone!
(Don't get me wrong; I think Nixon was a very good president...but let's not kid ourselves.)
If George II has got conclusive, real proof that Saddam needs to go down now, then let's see it. Now. It was easy with Pearl Harbor. The "War on Terror" is another animal altogether. Any President who tries to fight it in complete secrecy is gonna lose. At the very least, George II's verbal war with Iraq has been the worst public relations disaster since "I didn't inhale."
Do I think I could do a better job than George II? Yes, I do. My first priorities would be making the continental U.S. impervious to attack. That means, in part, closing the borders the way we did in 1941-45. If this is a war, let's start acting like it. After that's done,
then we can deal with Iraq, North Korea, Afghanistan, or anybody else. Anybody who's ever been in a fist fight knows you don't strike without keeping your guard up.
Yes, it would be expensive. Ask the 3,000 who died September the 11th if it would be worth it.
Bottom line:
I love my country, and I want a President who is committed to
defending it...not the empty suit we're stuck with today.