Originally Posted By Bruiser "Once again, you call this same "clueless public" fine Americans if they vote the way you want. If they don't, they're clueless. Nice." Hypocritical behavior comes standard with the 2006 Republican Model.
Originally Posted By Bruiser "Bruiser, I am trying to find a post from you where you actually forward the conversation with any ideas that make some intellectual sense." Funny, many of us were saying that about you.
Originally Posted By Beaumandy << Once again, you call this same "clueless public" fine Americans if they vote the way you want. If they don't, they're clueless. Nice. >> A public that thinks Bush lied is clueless.
Originally Posted By Kar2oonMan >>A public that thinks Bush lied is clueless.<< I don't think it was a liue, but would it be fair to suggest that an administration who launches a war predicated on stockpiles on non-existant WMDs, ignores the advice of military experts on the number of troops needed, sends soldiers into battle without enough armour to keep them safe, might be challenged in the clue department as well?
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Originally Posted By DouglasDubh <I don't think it was a liue, but would it be fair to suggest that an administration who launches a war predicated on stockpiles on non-existant WMDs, ignores the advice of military experts on the number of troops needed, sends soldiers into battle without enough armour to keep them safe, might be challenged in the clue department as well?> It might, but the current administration did none of those things.
Originally Posted By Beaumandy K2man, that's all Monday morning Quarterback stuff regarding the war. Sure mistakes were made, but show me a war where mistakes were NOT made? D-day was a disaster on so many fronts, yet it was key to winning the war. It's time now to win this war and let the military get the job done like they are pleading to do at this point. Having Murtha urge an immediate withdrawl only hurts the moral of our troops and at the same time gives the enemy hope that we are about to pull Vietnam 2.0
Originally Posted By Bruiser "It might, but the current administration did none of those things." Try again, That's EXACTLY what happened.
Originally Posted By Kar2oonMan >>D-day was a disaster on so many fronts, yet it was key to winning the war.<< That was 60 years ago, so it shouldn't be used as an excuse on mistakes made in this war. It cheapens what those who fought on D-Day went through. >>It might, but the current administration did none of those things.<< Of course they didn't.
Originally Posted By Bruiser "Having Murtha urge an immediate withdrawl only hurts the moral of our troops and at the same time gives the enemy hope that we are about to pull Vietnam 2.0" Only a Hannity/Savage puppet gets withdrawal from redeployment. LOL.
Originally Posted By Beaumandy Redeploy where? Across the street? Across the country? Where? It doesn't take a bright person to figure out that if we " redeploy " it will leave the Iraq's practically defenseless at this point in time and you can bet the killings we see now will be NOTHING compared to what happens if we leave the area. Throw in the fact that the Arab would would see us as cowards and " paper tigers " and you have a totally stupid idea.
