War and Bush, A Correlation?

[Kropotkin]

I did a quick test when n=20, you're far from a significant correlation still.

[Traianvs]

I'm just thinking that all this opposition to war is just partisan and an act of anti-Americansim or anti-Bushism (for those living in the States) rather than an actual consideration of the issues involved.

Eeh lol, it is possible that here and there es gibt einige idioten that don't support this war because they are anti-Bush, but I don't think most anti-war ppl think that way...

I for example, don't want to thwart every idea Bush attempts to spit out, I just disagree with his bad ideas, which are, it just so happens, quite numerous

[chequita guevara]

You should have split this up into American and non-American as well, plus you forgot the banana option.


Floyd, hwo can you say that Bush was rightly elected when there is such overwhelming evidence of vote fraud by the Republican government of Florida that it settled out of court with the NAACP?

91,000 voters illegally kept off the rolls, plus thousands of obviously fraudulent abesntee ballots being counted (which went largely to the Republicans). Jeb Bush and Kate Harris should be in jail for what they did.

[MichaeltheGreat]

Originally posted by chegitz guevara
You should have split this up into American and non-American as well, plus you forgot the banana option.


Floyd, hwo can you say that Bush was rightly elected when there is such overwhelming evidence of vote fraud by the Republican government of Florida that it settled out of court with the NAACP?

91,000 voters illegally kept off the rolls, plus thousands of obviously fraudulent abesntee ballots being counted (which went largely to the Republicans). Jeb Bush and Kate Harris should be in jail for what they did.

And Gore should have run a better campaign, so it didn't come down to a single state, when he had Bush to run against, a good economy (or so we thought at the time) and the best money raising the Democrats ever had in a presidential election. Gore conceded, it's over, get over it.

And vote fraud by various means is common in the US - México has far better and more advanced procedures for running accurate elections than the US does, so what does that tell you?

[Garth Vader]

Originally posted by MichaeltheGreat

And vote fraud by various means is common in the US - México has far better and more advanced procedures for running accurate elections than the US does, so what does that tell you?

So you are willing to just accept vote fraud, and that Mexico has more advanced and accurate elections? Nobody wants to fix that

[chequita guevara]

Originally posted by MichaeltheGreat
And Gore should have run a better campaign, so it didn't come down to a single state, when he had Bush to run against, a good economy (or so we thought at the time) and the best money raising the Democrats ever had in a presidential election.

I'll do you one better. If Gore hadn't been a weasal and tried to limit the scope of the recount, he would have won Florida. But by trying to screw the Republicans he screwed himself and the whole country.

I rehect the idea that because it's over or that Gore conceded, we should get over it. That's like saying, well, she's dead, so who cares about the murder. It's not bothering her anymore. The crime wasn't committed against Gore, it was committed against the American people. Gore was a weasal, but Bush's people were criminals. I don't see why we should accept this.

[Jon Miller]

gores people were just as much criminals, just in other areas

Jon Miller

[FrustratedPoet]

Originally posted by Jon Miller
gores people were just as much criminals, just in other areas

And you shouldn't let them get away with that, either.