Originally posted by our_man
I'll agree with you that Saddam's government and the Republicans being similar is stretching the imagination a bit too much, but some points I'd like to quibble with:
1. Individual Liberty
Hello? John Ashcroft? The Patriot Act?
2. Free Trade
What about the steel tariff imposed in March 2002 - December 2003?
3. Democracy
I'll give you this one - for now.
4. Human rights
Guantanemo Bay. Abu Ghraib. A myriad of other abuses.
I'll agree with you that Saddam's government and the Republicans being similar is stretching the imagination a bit too much, but some points I'd like to quibble with:
1. Individual Liberty
Hello? John Ashcroft? The Patriot Act?
2. Free Trade

3. Democracy
I'll give you this one - for now.
4. Human rights
Guantanemo Bay. Abu Ghraib. A myriad of other abuses.
2) Agreed that the steel tarriffs were something that one would normally associate with the Dems. I saw a Kerry ad which attacked the steel tarriffs and said that they had harmed wages in the steel industry. I think even the most foolish of steelworkers could see through that crazy allegation.
4) Anyone check the party affilliation of those involved in the Abu Ghraib abuse? They seemed be heavily into S&M, prostitution and all forms of deviant sex. Does this sound Republican to you?
Guantanemo Bay? Why do you libs completely ignore the freeing of 45 million people from extreme abuse? Had Gore been in charge, he would have done nothing serious about either Afghanistan or Iraq. But I also agree that the more anti-American the thug, the better the treatment Gore would have given him or her. In fact, I think he would have given bin Laden a hero's welcome at the White House, handed the keys of America to him, and asked for his forgiveness for the abuses American has brought to the people of Islam. Next, at the direction of America's new imam, Gore would have nuked Israel.
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