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Registered: July 29, 2003
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I dont understand why you would want Bush to serve another term. The man is unbelievably incoherant, and he thought that the Prime Minister of Canada was Jean Poutine. He lead the United States to a war that accomplished very little - if anything at all- apart from killing millions of innocents. If I were American, I would be casting my vote for anyone who is able to string words into a logical sentence. Is there anyone running who fits that profile?
Registered: May 23, 2003
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So, Bushsupporter, if all the liberals left the U.S., we'd have an agrarian nation with an impenetrable wall between church and state?

That IS what you're trying to say, is it not?
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Registered: March 09, 2004
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canada talks a lot for having nothing to say.
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Registered: March 09, 2004
Posts: 701
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If i were Canadian i would leave the country and come to America.
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Registered: March 08, 2004
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Bushsupporter, you say you want a "free and true" government, as was Lincoln's vision. That's a very noble thing to want, but the first step to getting it is electing a president that isn't full of ****. Whether or not what Bush did benefited people isn't even the point; the point is that he used all the trickery and manipulation he could to fulfill his own (and his father's) envisioned prophecy.

Bush did an excellent job of bringing the country together following September 11, and I commend him that. The natural thing to want to do after such an event is to get behind a strong leader and to show support for the country you love. However, Bush took his newfound support and used it, along with America's general anger towards anything un-American, to lead the country into a war it had no business being in. And sure, you can blame it on the CIA, but the fact that suddenly invented "evidence" that led the country to war happened to support what Bush had been wanting to do from day one is just a bit too amazing. And, surprise surprise, there were no nuclear weapons in Iraq.

But I know, none of this matters, because after all, we liberated the Iraqis (sarcasm, and I now point out whenever I'm being sarcastic, because too many people seem to have no concept of it). I, for one, know that if I went off to a war for a completely different reason then what I was led to believe (i.e., defending America vs liberating Iraq), I would certainly die with a smile on my face if I was killed. Perhaps the end result of the war will be good, but the end does not justify the means. I think Bush could have convinced both America and the U.N. of why invading Iraq was a good idea with arguments that he didn't pull out his ***. It would have taken a little bit longer, but the end result would have been infinitely better. Now, we're only beginning to repair our relationships with the countries we upset (by the way, please pass the freedom fries, Bushsupporter), and we have quite a mess to clean up in Iraq. I believe that with the Iraqis help, we'll be able to do it, but it won't be easy.

The cost of the war is another matter entirely, and another bright and shining example of what a good, honest, God-fearing man George W. Bush is. When he presents numbers regarding the deficit, he doesn't even include the money we spent on the war, and many people believe the totals they see reflect the war. These totals, in fact, only reflect Bush's broken promises of creating jobs in America. I too would like to see a free, honest America, but the first step would not be having all of us liberals move to Canada; it would be having one of us move into the White House.

And by the way, Bushsupporter, I love the stale statement regarding those wanting change in America: "If you don't like our country, why don't ya just geet on out? YEE-HAH!" Liberals love America just as much as conservatives do. The difference is that liberals love America like a friend who has a drug addiction. They support their country and care very much about it, but they also want to see it change for the better. Conservatives, on the other hand, seem to love America like a three-year-old loves his Mommy: it is perfect in every way, and whatever it says, it has to be right. If this is the view Americans take regarding their own country, I think every foreigner would have a right to hate us.
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Registered: October 22, 2002
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I think that was meant in jest. I definitely do not want Canada or anyone else to be part of the U.S. We're big enough as it is.
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Registered: April 01, 2003
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If every province became apart of the U.S .....It would just prove my ****ing point...Big Grin The American government is trying take over the ****ing world...therefore ...world domination... Just ****ing wait and see...it'll happen.
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Registered: June 11, 2003
Posts: 175
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um...bush supporter where did i say that i hated america? i didnt. "my ideas have been misrepresented yet again."

you sound like a dictator wanna-be "stand up and take our country back." we're headed for trouble.
2004: bush gets re-elected and THE SH1T HITS THE FAN.
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Registered: October 22, 2002
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Entertaining. Scant sources, but good.

http://www.mooreexposed.com/swm.html
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Registered: January 24, 2004
Posts: 92
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I think every province of Canada should become a US State. After Quebec secedes from Canada, those Canadian provinces will join the USA one by one and fall like dominoes. Then Quebec will realize the mistake it made and then will be forced to either join the EU or the USA }Smile
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Registered: December 24, 2002
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DEAN!
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Registered: September 19, 2001
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I dont want the government to kick you out. I want you to leave voluntarily. My ideas have been misrepresented yet again. If you hate America so much, then I think you should just leave. The best part about what canadianpoutine says is that he is canadian. That means he has no say here in this great example of a nation. I just wish I could say the same about you and all of the libs here in america. The country that jefferson envisioned was one of free speach, yes. But it was one of moral truths and limited government and individual and states rights. That is the true america that has been usurped by modern liberals like you and howard dean. I am calling on all conservatives and freedom loving people to stand up and take our country back. We did it in Nov. of 2000 and we will do it this year. If we dont take a stand now, it will soon be too late.


"Freedom is not Free"-Korean War Memorial, Washington DC.
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Registered: June 11, 2003
Posts: 175
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bushsupporter: you super conservative ones say that you're all about this perfect america...i've got one thing to say to you. you're a hypocrite. you want this america that is all about the way they invisioned it...but america prides itself in accepting all sorts of different people. just because im anti-war and i'm not a conservative christian republican doesnt mean that i'm not just as american as anyone else. i just use my rights to actually do what JUST LIKE YOU DO. you want the america that was supposed to be, but that america that was supposed to be said that "all men are created equal." and that nobodys freedom of speech and peaceful protest can be taken away as long as it doesnt endanger others. i'm just like you but on the opposite end of things. and thats what makes this america that you think you'll love so wonderful. you're afraid of the other side of things that come with your vision of america.
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Registered: September 19, 2001
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And a lot of people here in America would rather see all the liberals and democrats go to Canada with their socialist government. Then we could have the America envisioned by Jefferson and the gang unimpeded by anti-American rhetoric and destructive political ideas. I am just waiting until they change their name to The "Socialist People's Republic of Greater North America."


"Freedom is not Free"-Korean War Memorial, Washington DC.
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Registered: June 11, 2003
Posts: 175
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1-800-ABCDEFG. thats the hooked on phonics number. i'm sure that george would benefit infinately from this program. he could tell his sucess story on tv and we could all laugh in his face. as if we dont already. fyi: a lot of us here in america would rather see anything than george bush getting re-elected.
Registered: October 30, 2002
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Millions killed? Wow, you need to learn to read decimal points better.

Seriously though, Bush isn't stupid. He is in fact coherent, and has had only a few gaffes here and there (but then, so do many politicians), but he's otherwise understandable.
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Registered: January 24, 2004
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Accomplished little. En contraire my friend from what will soon be the 53rd-63rd states of the USA.

For one thing, we liberated 20 million people from the rule of a murderous despot. A million Iraqis died under Saddams rule and many more would have been saved had we finished the job in 1990.

Another thing was because we made an example out of Iraq, nations such as Syria and Libya are backing away from sponsoring terrorism.

And once we get the oil pumps running again, oil prices for the whole world will plummet. And the newly industrialized nations will benefit alot more form cheaper oil than the USA would.
Registered: November 30, 2003
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Get off of our neighbor from the north's back. He is only calling em as he see's em and he calls em as clear as day. Bush needs to call 1-800 PHONICS
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Registered: August 09, 2003
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MILLIONS!

Wow!

Canadian, there is a reason we let you people have the frozen part. Cause we got tired of hearing you talk.

There were no "millions" killed in Iraq, Certenly no Canadians, so don't worry about it.
Registered: November 30, 2003
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I Always knew the Canadians were smarter than most Americans Wink
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