72% of American troops serving in Iraq think the U.S. should exit the country

Discussion in 'Politics' started by ZZZzzzzzzz, Feb 28, 2006.

  1. Spin it away from Bush's and his world class fuck up onto those who were against him, and attack their credibility....even throw Clinton's name into it.

    You are the

    C L A S S I C

    Bush apologist....


     
    #11     Feb 28, 2006
  2. It does not matter why they did it and whether they were dirty, they were RIGHT regarding the invasion. France, China, Russia and 200 other countries were RIGHT. Bush and Bush lovers like you were WRONG and don't even have the guts to admit it.

    The invasion did not work and you have the arrogance to suggest it should be a lesson... Who do you think it should be a lesson for? For me, for Z10, for the 6 billion people on the planet who knew exactly how it would end? Or maybe it should be a lesson for dumb ignorant stubborn bush adoring reactionaries who did not have a clue then and don't have a clue now.
     
    #12     Feb 28, 2006
  3. I've repeadtly said Bush is the worst president ever and I am an apologist?

    funny.

    Yes they were right and it's a disaster and it is a lesson, you can't export democracy to people who don't want it.

    The problem is with you lefties is that you may have known how it would end but you have no crediblity because your party stance is just the opposite of whatever Bush or the republicans are for so your opinion is meaningless.

    Do you count all those democratic senators that gave Bush the power to go to war with the crowd that knew the invasion wouldn't work?




     
    #13     Feb 28, 2006
  4. People here point out Bush's fuckups, and then you attack the "lefties" and you claim not to be an apologist....

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    #14     Feb 28, 2006
  5. ElCubano

    ElCubano

    forget about he said she said and all the pointing fingers at this point, whats done is done.. We are all in this together; thats the fact jack..What we need to figure out is our best course of action moving forward..considering there are only 2 things we can do ( maybe 3 or 4 but thats another thread ) ..what of the 2 things is our best option at this point; please explain why..

    options:

    1) stay
    2) leave

    p.s. you know where i stand....
     
    #15     Feb 28, 2006

  6. What else are they gonna say?

    Yes...thank you for asking. I've lost my faith in my civilian leaders!!!

    All my buddies who have been amputated and blown to bits and who will never walk again or have sex again or feed themselves again fought for the right thing.....didn't they ????

    I think....at least the Iraqi people for whom we fought are happy... aren't they.....right....please tell me......they are.....they are aren't they.....

    Please tell me they are.........?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
     
    #16     Feb 28, 2006
  7. jem

    jem

    I am not sure the conclusions are correct. There could be a sad truth. It might have worked had Bush's team been more capable of creating and executing a plan or backup plans.

    Based on Bush's recent failures on domestic issues, one dobuts if any part of his admistration can make good analysis and decisions.

    When a guy is so out of touch that he pushes for Harriet Miers for the Supreme Court and the UAE running our ports, you have to wonder about his advisors, his oversight, and his personal competence on any and every issue.

    However, I still have no reason to believe John Kerry would have done better.
     
    #17     Feb 28, 2006
  8. Get out of that shit-hole. Write off the $500 Billion spent as a loss. Drop the fucking PNAC cock-suckers and their apologist chicken-hawk armchair generals into the middle of Iraq. Let them smell the roses the iraqis throw at them.
     
    #18     Feb 28, 2006
  9. BSAM

    BSAM

    I realize it's a moot point, but maybe a better question might be, could Kerry have done any worse?
     
    #19     Feb 28, 2006
  10. it seemed obvious to a lot of people that kerry was more qualified to fight a war in a culturally empathetic manner which is really what was needed in this particular situation. it's too bad kerry wasn't more of a standard guy's guy because i honestly believe he had the fiber to win, or at least sell a victory to the people, and leave both countries better than he found them

    i guess you can't expect the masses to recognize successful qualities that they themselves don't possess
     
    #20     Feb 28, 2006