International Reaction to US Election

[Proteus_MST]

Originally posted by Sir Ralph
Fischer was thrown with color bags

Well, the interesting thing here is,
that it was at a party congress and it was a member of his own party who threw ist at him
Hope to see the same someday from Bushs fellow Republicans

[Harovan]

Words like "Schadenfreude" clearly show, that the rest of the world begins to adopt more and more German words in their languages. Which is a wise and foresighted decision, by the way!

[MalevolentLight]

Anyone who apologizes to the likes of France aren't Americans. Anyone who sits on here and whines and apologizes for America like Drachosor does, isn't American. We didn't just give the the middle finger to the world, we gave the middle finger to American hating apologists like Drachosor who feel they are somehow enlightened over the rest of America. So let me reiterate what the election results have very loudly stated: **** you Drachosor and your left wing American hating apologists, and **** you France and Germany and China for trying to influence our elections in your own self interest in your attempt to bring the US down to your level.

[Harovan]

Originally posted by SpencerH
Dont forget the contributions of the Huns.

... and not to forget the contributions of the Romans themselves, who had such geniuses like Caligula as leaders. Thank God, electing morons in leader ranks can't happen in modern time powers.

[VetLegion]

[SpencerH]

Originally posted by Sir Ralph
Words like "Schadenfreude" clearly show, that the rest of the world begins to adopt more and more German words in their languages. Which is a wise and foresighted decision, by the way!

Those words are only used by the liberal 'pseudo-intelligencia' (who have no idea what they actually mean, they just pretend to know). Everyone who really knows their meaning, knows they are meaningless words designed to insinuate German eurocom 'culture' into america. The Japanese use a similar ploy with their
mind numbing cartoons and songs.

[SpencerH]

Originally posted by Sir Ralph


... and not to forget the contributions of the Romans themselves, who had such geniuses like Caligula as leaders. Thank God, electing morons in leader ranks can't happen in modern time powers.

Yes, we just avoided doing that two days ago.

[Harovan]

Originally posted by SpencerH
Yes, we just avoided doing that two days ago.

Not really. In order to really avoid it, you would have had to elect Badnarik or Nader.

[Dinner]

Originally posted by Drake Tungsten

Who's whining? I'm laughing myself silly...

You're not really a foreigner...

He's not a foreigner? When was Canada annexed?

[KrazyHorse]

Other way around. We just haven't figured out how to break it to you yet.

[Dinner]

Originally posted by Spiffor

Bush has already said he plans to remove Castro in his next term.

I am now disturbed.

Don't be. If Bush had really said anything even close to that it would have been all over the news. The US has an agreement with the Russians not to touch Cuba, ergo, Castro will be left alone to rant and rave until he finally kicks the bucket. Shortly after he does a McDonalds will pop up on every Cuban street corner.

[Whoha]

Originally posted by Drachasor


Just not always very well.

In the long run, democracy, a better world, liberty, and free trade is in its best interest.

-Drachasor

Drachasor you are killing me here, you really think other nations won't want to run a massive trade surplus with the US?

[SpencerH]

Originally posted by Sir Ralph


Not really. In order to really avoid it, you would have had to elect Badnarik or Nader.

Nader? Never, he's been infected by the "Schadenfreude" worm.

[Whoha]

Guys you can blame the American people, But it would be wiser to blame Kerry. This was his to lose, and from the get go he did nothing to set out what he was going to do or why it would be in everyone's best interest to do it. He should have from the start said that gay marriage and abortion were not on the table here, and that the US had some more important issues to fix first. He shouldn't have sent the conflicting message of Bush is bad because of debt but I want to spend even more. He should have set out on restoring fiscal responsibility,renegotiating trade agreements in the interests of US workers(good buzz words there, doesn't mean he actually had to do anything),etc.

[Urban Ranger]

Originally posted by Drake Tungsten
No, China. Best watch out, you commie bastards...

Nope. Must be House of Saud. The PRC doesn't have money to bribe people and aren't friends with the Bush family.