05-06-2008
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Secretary of State
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Member Since: Feb 2007
Location: Southern Oregon
Posts: 5,661
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Re: Democrats and the Killing Fields
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Originally Posted by Pogo
Hey, would it be OK if I sent your kids some cluster bomblets for Christmas?
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Originally Posted by Impugn
Sure. Why not? My kid isn't dumb enough to smash them against rocks, thinking them to be canned food rations.
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Doesn't sound like your kid is living under military occupation or threat of same slowly starving to death.
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Haha...I managed to encapsulate most of the Lefty contributions to just about any discussion on this board into a single line of text, and I am the "stereotype"? That's rich! You slay me, Alice.
The "end [of] the fighting" is merely a side benefit of victory, but not a goal unto itself...unless you're the one getting your ass kicked and are looking to surrender, in defeat of course.
Our certain defeat (any war, any time) is only a "fact" in the America-hating leftist [semblance of a] mind.
That war could have been won relatively quickly if we got the political weenies out of the day-to-day war decisioning process, jailed some treasonous people, controlled the media properly, and bombed the living shit out of them as we had done to great effect in the past.
Of course, the whole mess could have been avoided if Truman didn't appease the French by turning away Minh in the late 1940's. Wow...French...Democrat...what a recipe for failure.
The Vietnam-Iraq correlation does not exist, no matter how much the unwashed aging hippie liberal douchebags wish for it...and have been wishing for it from [before] the start.
Nixon gave winning the war a shot before pulling out...but he was handed an absolute clusterfuck, courtesy of the previous two administrations. Still should have hung in there. Fuck Cronkite.
The only thing the Democrats got for their efforts were "Super Delegates", for which they are paying the price, now.
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The way you revise history, view contemporary events and worship political partisanship is quite a fantasy world.
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