Re: [OT] This is going to be tough

"Barney" <currently@home.com> wrote in message
news:40ed48dd.739515@news-server.nc.rr.com...
> According to the U.S. Bureau of the Census, the resident population of
> the United States, projected to 7/8/2004 at 9:24:39 AM EDT is
>
> 293,684,807
>
> Sad state, no? I won't blame Bush or Kerry for the things they do. I
> will blame the political machine for limiting our choice to them.
> With so many people to choose from, you'd think they could do better.

Still, no matter how you slice it, exactly 146,842,403.5 people would to
vote for Bush/Cheney and exactly 146,842,403.5 would vote for Kerry/Edwards
come November. Of course some will be too young to vote, some too
enfelonized, and some will simply be too busy or lazy, but the fact is that,
regardless of who we're choosing, the country is still split in half and
it's a wide gap. Half of us, like me and Alan here, truly believe
Bush/Cheney is Evil personified, more vile than Nixon yet more sinister all
the while because he fools half the country into believing his dumb innocent
act. The other half, like Scott and Crownfield, truly believe we have found
weapons of mass destruction in Iraq because walking-on-water Bush told them
it was so and thence it were true.

There is no way to reconcile such a difference of opinion. The country is
fucked. Obviously half of us must die.

>From: "Greg Mossman" mossman@qnet.com
>Date: 7/8/2004 7:18 PM Eastern Daylight Time
>Message-id: <40edd712$0$105$6c56adcd@news.qnet.com>
>
>"Barney" <currently@home.com> wrote in message
>news:40ed48dd.739515@news-server.nc.rr.com...
>> According to the U.S. Bureau of the Census, the resident population of
>> the United States, projected to 7/8/2004 at 9:24:39 AM EDT is
>>
>> 293,684,807
>>
>> Sad state, no? I won't blame Bush or Kerry for the things they do. I
>> will blame the political machine for limiting our choice to them.
>> With so many people to choose from, you'd think they could do better.
>
>Still, no matter how you slice it, exactly 146,842,403.5 people would to
>vote for Bush/Cheney and exactly 146,842,403.5 would vote for Kerry/Edwards
>come November. Of course some will be too young to vote, some too
>enfelonized, and some will simply be too busy or lazy, but the fact is that,
>regardless of who we're choosing, the country is still split in half and
>it's a wide gap. Half of us, like me and Alan here, truly believe
>Bush/Cheney is Evil personified, more vile than Nixon yet more sinister all
>the while because he fools half the country into believing his dumb innocent
>act. The other half, like Scott and Crownfield, truly believe we have found
>weapons of mass destruction in Iraq because walking-on-water Bush told them
>it was so and thence it were true.
>
>There is no way to reconcile such a difference of opinion. The country is
>fucked. Obviously half of us must die.

Well, it won't be the armed half.


Popeye
"Best thing for him, really. His therapy
was going nowhere," -Hannibal Lector.

Greg Mossman wrote:

> "Barney" <currently@home.com> wrote in message
> news:40ed48dd.739515@news-server.nc.rr.com...
>
>>According to the U.S. Bureau of the Census, the resident population of
>>the United States, projected to 7/8/2004 at 9:24:39 AM EDT is
>>
>> 293,684,807
>>
>>Sad state, no? I won't blame Bush or Kerry for the things they do. I
>>will blame the political machine for limiting our choice to them.
>>With so many people to choose from, you'd think they could do better.
>
>
> Still, no matter how you slice it, exactly 146,842,403.5 people would to
> vote for Bush/Cheney and exactly 146,842,403.5 would vote for Kerry/Edwards
> come November. Of course some will be too young to vote, some too
> enfelonized, and some will simply be too busy or lazy, but the fact is that,
> regardless of who we're choosing, the country is still split in half and
> it's a wide gap. Half of us, like me and Alan here, truly believe
> Bush/Cheney is Evil personified, more vile than Nixon yet more sinister all
> the while because he fools half the country into believing his dumb innocent
> act. The other half, like Scott and Crownfield, truly believe we have found
> weapons of mass destruction in Iraq because walking-on-water Bush told them
> it was so and thence it were true.
>
> There is no way to reconcile such a difference of opinion. The country is
> fucked. Obviously half of us must die.
>
>
You are right. I choose your half to die.

thanks for playing.

--

If you don't go there, you will never know what is there.

I ain't looking for trouble,.....but you can find it here.

"Popeye NCAT3" <buzcutt454@aol.comByteMe> wrote in message
news:20040708192732.04141.00000854@mb-m26.aol.com...

> >"Barney" <currently@home.com> wrote in message
> >news:40ed48dd.739515@news-server.nc.rr.com...

> >There is no way to reconcile such a difference of opinion. The country
is
> >fucked. Obviously half of us must die.
>
> Well, it won't be the armed half.

X-ring.

"dazed and confuzed" <dedmann@netnitco.net> wrote in message
news:hZSdnWt0McAwRXDdRVn2hQ@netnitco.net...

> You are right. I choose your half to die.
>
> thanks for playing.

<elbow to the ribs>

Barney is on Our side.

>. Half of us, like me and Alan here, truly believe
>Bush/Cheney is Evil personified, more vile than Nixon yet more sinister all
>the while because he fools half the country into believing his dumb innocent
>act. The other half, like Scott and Crownfield, truly believe we have found
>weapons of mass destruction in Iraq because walking-on-water Bush told them
>it was so and thence it were true.

So, umm French intelligence sez Iraq has WMD. (That shoulda raised
some eyebrows). West German intelligence sez it. British intelligence
sez it. Australian intelligence sez it. Hell even Uday sez it, and
threatens a launch on our troops. And OMG-WTF, Putin gets up in front
of the world and sez "Hey It was Me! I told W that we had intelligence
the Iraqis were planning strikes on American soil."

And cuz the WMDs haven't been found (or even if its not there), you
liberal monkeys say Bush fooled the country.


>> Obviously half of us must die.


Try and come up with a fact based argument before you walk along side
the radical muslims, you in victimhood and they in martyrdom.

In article <o51se0l20o83bkmqicvqgrjbr18ff4d7bj@4ax.com>, No Spam
<nospam@no.spam.for.me.com> wrote:

> >. Half of us, like me and Alan here, truly believe
> >Bush/Cheney is Evil personified, more vile than Nixon yet more sinister all
> >the while because he fools half the country into believing his dumb innocent
> >act. The other half, like Scott and Crownfield, truly believe we have found
> >weapons of mass destruction in Iraq because walking-on-water Bush told them
> >it was so and thence it were true.
>
> So, umm French intelligence sez Iraq has WMD. (That shoulda raised
> some eyebrows). West German intelligence sez it. British intelligence
> sez it. Australian intelligence sez it. Hell even Uday sez it, and
> threatens a launch on our troops. And OMG-WTF, Putin gets up in front
> of the world and sez "Hey It was Me! I told W that we had intelligence
> the Iraqis were planning strikes on American soil."
>
> And cuz the WMDs haven't been found (or even if its not there), you
> liberal monkeys say Bush fooled the country.
>
>
> >> Obviously half of us must die.
>
>
> Try and come up with a fact based argument before you walk along side
> the radical muslims, you in victimhood and they in martyrdom.
>

And the rights answer to Fishie rings in on schedule

Greg Mossman wrote:

> "Barney" <currently@home.com> wrote in message
> news:40ed48dd.739515@news-server.nc.rr.com...
>
>>According to the U.S. Bureau of the Census, the resident population of
>>the United States, projected to 7/8/2004 at 9:24:39 AM EDT is
>>
>> 293,684,807
>>
>>Sad state, no? I won't blame Bush or Kerry for the things they do. I
>>will blame the political machine for limiting our choice to them.
>>With so many people to choose from, you'd think they could do better.
>
>
> Still, no matter how you slice it, exactly 146,842,403.5 people would to
> vote for Bush/Cheney and exactly 146,842,403.5 would vote for Kerry/Edwards
> come November. Of course some will be too young to vote, some too
> enfelonized, and some will simply be too busy or lazy, but the fact is that,
> regardless of who we're choosing, the country is still split in half and
> it's a wide gap. Half of us, like me and Alan here, truly believe
> Bush/Cheney is Evil personified, more vile than Nixon yet more sinister all
> the while because he fools half the country into believing his dumb innocent
> act. The other half, like Scott and Crownfield, truly believe we have found
> weapons of mass destruction in Iraq because walking-on-water Bush told them
> it was so and thence it were true.
>
> There is no way to reconcile such a difference of opinion. The country is
> fucked. Obviously half of us must die.
>
>

I volunteer Geg and his boys!

"Alan Street" <agstreet@nonono_san.rr.com> wrote in message
news:090720041420002403%agstreet@nonono_san.rr.com ...
> In article <o51se0l20o83bkmqicvqgrjbr18ff4d7bj@4ax.com>, No Spam
> <nospam@no.spam.for.me.com> wrote:
>
> > >. Half of us, like me and Alan here, truly believe
> > >Bush/Cheney is Evil personified, more vile than Nixon yet more sinister
all
> > >the while because he fools half the country into believing his dumb
innocent
> > >act. The other half, like Scott and Crownfield, truly believe we have
found
> > >weapons of mass destruction in Iraq because walking-on-water Bush told
them
> > >it was so and thence it were true.
> >
> > So, umm French intelligence sez Iraq has WMD. (That shoulda raised
> > some eyebrows). West German intelligence sez it. British intelligence
> > sez it. Australian intelligence sez it. Hell even Uday sez it, and
> > threatens a launch on our troops. And OMG-WTF, Putin gets up in front
> > of the world and sez "Hey It was Me! I told W that we had intelligence
> > the Iraqis were planning strikes on American soil."
> >
> > And cuz the WMDs haven't been found (or even if its not there), you
> > liberal monkeys say Bush fooled the country.
> >
> >
> > >> Obviously half of us must die.
> >
> >
> > Try and come up with a fact based argument before you walk along side
> > the radical muslims, you in victimhood and they in martyrdom.
> >
>
> And the rights answer to Fishie rings in on schedule

Hear no facts, see no facts, speak no facts.

"no spam" <no@spam.com> wrote in message
news:_NxHc.10$AW3.427@news.ntplx.net...

> Hear no facts, see no facts, speak no facts.

Well we keep throwing facts out, like the fact that Bush was AWOL during his
cushy national guard service that got him out of combat in Vietnam. The
right throws it back, saying "it was proven he wasn't AWOL" which is obvious
bullshit, a perfect example of the right wearing blinders.

Now the truth finally comes out, and there is no truth. How convenient:

"WASHINGTON - Military payroll records that could more fully document
President Bush's whereabouts during his service in the Texas Air National
Guard were inadvertently destroyed, according to the Pentagon. . . .
'President Bush's payroll records for those two quarters were among the
records destroyed,' wrote C.Y. Talbott, of the Pentagon's Freedom of
Information and Security Review section. 'Searches for back-up paper copies
of the missing records were unsuccessful.'" AP, 7/9/04

So, let's see . . . No one, absolutely no one, remembers the loud drunken
frat boy with obscenely rich and powerful political connections, the guy
that people would be crawling over themselves to meet in hopes they could
ask a favor one day. Check. Any records that might prove that he was
there, notwithstanding the fact that no one, absolutely no one, remembers
the guy, were discovered to be "inadvertently destroyed." Check mate.