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Re: Oaf lives up to his name!
> LOL!
> Well, I think Dennis Miller says it best (paraphrasing): "Yes, I hate
> my enemies! Those people who want to KILL ME? Yup, I hate 'em!"
>
> Quit apologizing for being on evil LoafingOaf's side. All it proves is you
> recognize it's a good thing we're capturing the Al Quaeda animals and
> putting them in cages (sorry, I have no problem with Guatanomo BAy!). And
> it's a good thing we're gonna take that monster Saddam out of power...12
> years too late, but once and for all, thank goodness.
> I dunno, the fact that Saddam murders and tortures children is pretty much
> all I need to know with respect to having a clear consience about all
> this. But there's so much more....
> Anyway, I liked this little humorous commentary on the President's press
> confernece:
> The Bleat
> http://www.lileks.com/bleats/archive/03/0303/030703.html ====
> My favorite question came from Terry Moran - and whoever named him bought
> the wrong vowel.
> “Thank you, sir. May I follow up on Jim Angle's question. In the past
> several weeks your policy on Iraq has generated opposition from the
> governments of France, Russia, China, Germany, Turkey, the Arab League and
> many other countries, NATO and the U.N., and drawn millions of ordinary
> citizens around the world into the streets in anti-war protests. May I
> ask, what went wrong that so many governments and peoples around the world
> now not only disagree with you very strongly but see the U.S. under your
> leadership as an arrogant power? “
> Ideal response:
> “Oh, many things went wrong, Terry. We failed to understand the extent to
> which the French are economically entwined with Iraq, and how this war
> would make their knees vibrate like orgasmic hummingbirds. While we
> realized the power of Anti-Americanism as a cudgel with which to beat the
> rest of Europe into accepting a Franco-German hegemony, we didn’t think
> they’d screw us this hard for short-term political gain. We
> misunderestimated Turkish protestations of support - although, as you no
> doubt noted from my earlier comments supporting their EU membership and
> lauding their role in NATO, we’re certainly not going to kick them in the
> nads in public like some of our allies have done to us. And while I agree
> that ordinary citizens have protested our government in foreign capitals,
> I’d ask you why American security should be determined by 26 year old
> Belgian college students, and I’d also note that these rallies have been
> organized by people who’d dance in the street if someone set off a
> tactical nuclear device in the lobby of the Monsanto corporate office. But
> more to the point, Terry, I’d ask: What went wrong in your education that
> you believe that the disapproval of China constitutes failure?”
> ====
You know, you are a horrible debater Oaf. I read post after post of your political tirades and some actually seem to have some intelligent thought behind them, even though I respectfully disagree. However, you completey invalidate your arguement when you make these huge, irrational jumps in logic such as all those who are against the war must be pro-Saddam and anti- American and do not support our troops. By making such disjointed statements it's difficult for others to respond or take your points seriously. Except for today I have given up trying to engage in these discussions because of this. This is what you call poor debateing skills. You have potential but you've become predictable, absurd and a characture of yourself. Instead of making strong statements about what you believe, you resort to desperate tactics like jumping to untrue conlusions and then, my personal favorite, posting articles from other sources. It's really frustrating when someone like myself is tempted to respond to a political debate but then I read a statement like 'People have no backbone...they support the enemy...blah blah blah.' It's really childish to resort to such logic. Stop putting words in people's mouths, no one has said anything like they are pro-Saddam and you know it. So until you can control yourself from such ridicules arguement tactics, I give up!
> LOL!
> Well, I think Dennis Miller says it best (paraphrasing): "Yes, I hate
> my enemies! Those people who want to KILL ME? Yup, I hate 'em!"
>
> Quit apologizing for being on evil LoafingOaf's side. All it proves is you
> recognize it's a good thing we're capturing the Al Quaeda animals and
> putting them in cages (sorry, I have no problem with Guatanomo BAy!). And
> it's a good thing we're gonna take that monster Saddam out of power...12
> years too late, but once and for all, thank goodness.
> I dunno, the fact that Saddam murders and tortures children is pretty much
> all I need to know with respect to having a clear consience about all
> this. But there's so much more....
> Anyway, I liked this little humorous commentary on the President's press
> confernece:
> The Bleat
> http://www.lileks.com/bleats/archive/03/0303/030703.html ====
> My favorite question came from Terry Moran - and whoever named him bought
> the wrong vowel.
> “Thank you, sir. May I follow up on Jim Angle's question. In the past
> several weeks your policy on Iraq has generated opposition from the
> governments of France, Russia, China, Germany, Turkey, the Arab League and
> many other countries, NATO and the U.N., and drawn millions of ordinary
> citizens around the world into the streets in anti-war protests. May I
> ask, what went wrong that so many governments and peoples around the world
> now not only disagree with you very strongly but see the U.S. under your
> leadership as an arrogant power? “
> Ideal response:
> “Oh, many things went wrong, Terry. We failed to understand the extent to
> which the French are economically entwined with Iraq, and how this war
> would make their knees vibrate like orgasmic hummingbirds. While we
> realized the power of Anti-Americanism as a cudgel with which to beat the
> rest of Europe into accepting a Franco-German hegemony, we didn’t think
> they’d screw us this hard for short-term political gain. We
> misunderestimated Turkish protestations of support - although, as you no
> doubt noted from my earlier comments supporting their EU membership and
> lauding their role in NATO, we’re certainly not going to kick them in the
> nads in public like some of our allies have done to us. And while I agree
> that ordinary citizens have protested our government in foreign capitals,
> I’d ask you why American security should be determined by 26 year old
> Belgian college students, and I’d also note that these rallies have been
> organized by people who’d dance in the street if someone set off a
> tactical nuclear device in the lobby of the Monsanto corporate office. But
> more to the point, Terry, I’d ask: What went wrong in your education that
> you believe that the disapproval of China constitutes failure?”
> ====
You know, you are a horrible debater Oaf. I read post after post of your political tirades and some actually seem to have some intelligent thought behind them, even though I respectfully disagree. However, you completey invalidate your arguement when you make these huge, irrational jumps in logic such as all those who are against the war must be pro-Saddam and anti- American and do not support our troops. By making such disjointed statements it's difficult for others to respond or take your points seriously. Except for today I have given up trying to engage in these discussions because of this. This is what you call poor debateing skills. You have potential but you've become predictable, absurd and a characture of yourself. Instead of making strong statements about what you believe, you resort to desperate tactics like jumping to untrue conlusions and then, my personal favorite, posting articles from other sources. It's really frustrating when someone like myself is tempted to respond to a political debate but then I read a statement like 'People have no backbone...they support the enemy...blah blah blah.' It's really childish to resort to such logic. Stop putting words in people's mouths, no one has said anything like they are pro-Saddam and you know it. So until you can control yourself from such ridicules arguement tactics, I give up!
