TweetVERY WELL SAID PL456 AND I AGREE

TweetNice post. It's a good day for America. I'm looking forward to seeing what Bush is going to do now that he doesn't have to worry about re election.

TweetNice post... thanx

TweetAmen!

TweetI am not proud. Americans are lazy.

Most don't even take the time to registar to vote. Of those many don't even vote. It gets worse--- As many Americans simply watch the TV and then vote.

Almost ZERO effort is put into choosing who to vote for.

PL, T-Man, Fuzo, Jester Did any of you even take the time to find out about the other Presidental canidates? Other than what the media feed you? Nader, Badnerick and a few more.

I am amazed that Americans are so diverse in everthing. But when it comes to politics its 50% red and 50% blue.

TweetBush has principle allright! LOL. That is one of the funniest things i have heard!
He has made a career out of lying and cheating. Now he is doing it to the american people! Not that Kerry is any better, but lets not make this guy sound like a god!

TweetBush does have principle. He is the best man for the current job and situation. I am glad he was re-elected because now the gloves can really come off and he can take care of business over there with less political heat here by the liberals that use scare tactics and pacifism to attempt to weaken our position in the world.

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Originally Posted by PL456

"he can take care of business over there" with less political heat here by the liberals that use scare tactics and pacifism to attempt to weaken our position in the world.

how about business in OUR country?


over $150,000,000,000 spent on Iraq.

I'll start a new post but I'll add to this one.

The year prior to 2001 the Center of Dieses control reports the leading preventable causes of death in 2000 were tobacco (435000 deaths; 18.1% of total US deaths), poor diet and physical inactivity (400000 deaths; 16.6%), and alcohol consumption (85000 deaths; 3.5%). Other actual causes of death were microbial agents (75000), toxic agents (55000), motor vehicle crashes (43000), sexual behaviors (20000), and illicit use of drugs (17000). Once again I want to ask, did you know somebody that has died from one of these preventable causes? I would dare say the answer is yes. Since September 11, 2001 well over 2,700,000 Americans have died from tobacco, obesity, and alcohol use. How is this stupid? Americans have allowed the government to spend over $150,000,000,000 dollars on just the “war on terrorism” in Iraq. Will the war in Iraq help prevent or stop any of the top preventable deaths in the United States? No, and that is why were/are scared stupid. I end this paragraph with, 38% * of the deaths in 2001 were EASLY preventable. 9-11 only accounted for 0.001% of the deaths that year.

The war on drugs and now the war on terrorism has been a total failure. Countless BILLIONS of dollars have been wasted. How about a war on smoking? How about teaching parents that a 5 year old should not tip the scales at 150lbs? etc etc We should focus on whats preventable. We can also prevent terrorism in the US by securing our borders.

Tweetya know, ryker...you're right. that .001%..those nearly 3000 innocent men, women and kids who were murdered on 9/11 shouldnt matter. the economic disruption and emotional damage caused to ALL 270 MILLION AMERICANS shouldnt matter. Lets just forget about 9/11 and the "totally failed war on terror" and tell our troops that they're not fighting for anything that matters much, come on home boys--9/11 and the thugs that behead people just for being a foreigner dont really matter. We should really focus on stop smoking programs, passing out condoms in high school, and alcohol rehab. oh yeah, the government should redirect the FBI to locate the seriously overweight to help them with their menu choices.

Ill be really happy to see my two cousins that are over in Iraq and Afghanistan fighting their butts off so guys like you can diss the "totally failed war on terror" and enjoy the liberty to complain and moan as they fight to keep people out of our country that want to behead you and me just because we're Americans.....sounds good to me.

TweetTell me, or SHOW me, how The war in Iraq had anything to do with 9/11. The bush administration has failed to do so, so i doubt you can

Tweet"those nearly 3000 innocent men, women and kids who were murdered on 9/11 shouldnt matter. the economic disruption and emotional damage caused to ALL 270 MILLION AMERICANS shouldnt matter. Lets just forget about 9/11 and the "totally failed war on terror" and tell our troops that they're not fighting for anything that matters much, come on home boys--9/11 and the thugs that behead people just for being a foreigner dont really matter"

or we can just go to iraq and kill 100000 innocent civilians..3,000 americans for 100000 iraqi's that seems fair..thats why they hate us so much..the thugs that behead people behead muslim iraqis too not just foreigners.

I know 3 seperate families who had a family member die in 9-11 and all of them oppose the war in iraq..it has nothiong to do with terrorism..well actually maybe now it does

Tweetlest we forget, gentlemen, that we--the good guys--didnt start this thing. let's not try and justify the acts of barbarians by saying the USA is pushing them to extremism. let's not try and justify murder. if the insurgents were to stop and surrender in iraq, everything would be cool. the blood is on the terrorists and insurgent's hands in iraq, not ours. they started the fight, they're still resisting and shooting up the streets, our brave soldiers are trying to stop them. also, i guarantee our soldiers are more careful about who and what they hit than the bad guys are. but we ARE going to end it, with a democratic iraq.

Oh, and read the 9-11 commission report.

TweetStill, nobody has evr showed me a direct link between this war and 9/11. Just an excuse. Then they blame it on imaginary weapons of mass destruction! If WMD was the true reason, why are we not at war with south Korea? Or Pakistan? they dont even try and hide it.