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**KrazyHorse** · February 4, 2006, 00:29

I'm really quaking in my boots right now. Somebody might hear me thinking bad things about the US and come kick my ass.

**DinoDoc** · February 4, 2006, 00:33

Well your ability to make students squirm is probably legendary by now so you should be OK.

**Ogie Oglethorpe** · February 4, 2006, 00:40

Originally posted by MrFun

The fact that we have citizens in our country who are so facist as to make other people so uncomfortable as to discourage free speech is nothing to brag about, StarLight.

I couldn't agree more. When political correctness rears its ugly head to the point where WaPo and other major US media outlets refuse/fear to call the islamic fundies on their idiocy thats a very bad thing.

**MrFun** · February 4, 2006, 02:57

Originally posted by StarLightDeath
Oh wait, how does this go again? "I love the US but I hate its government" or the classic "The US is great but Bush has got to go." Well guess what? We elected that "idiot" and the majority of the US obviously liked him enough to put him back in the presidency so it's a little hard to love America but hate the government because all you're loving is your own liberal, twisted interpretation of what America is.

It's dangerous to automatically, and unquestionably, assume that majoritarian rule always brings just, good results.

**MrFun** · February 4, 2006, 03:00

Originally posted by Ogie Oglethorpe

I couldn't agree more. When political correctness rears its ugly head to the point where WaPo and other major US media outlets refuse/fear to call the islamic fundies on their idiocy thats a very bad thing.

Or how about in the past, when some Republicans have actually tried to imply that Democrats are passive and willing to bow to terrorism when some Democrats have brought up legitimate questions or legitimate viewpoints that are different from the Bush administration the Bush yes-men??

But I agree with you -- Islamic fundies are dangerous. The mainstream Muslims need to become more empowered to displace the fundies.

**Dinner** · February 4, 2006, 03:39

Originally posted by StarLightDeath

Krazyhorse I'm guessing you're on a college campus. The fact is that there are certain liberal bastions where you can get away with saying America is the root of all evil and come out ok.

Crazyhorse is actually very pro-American though he has certain political beliefs which don't corrispond to right wing talk radio. I guess that is where you get confused.

He typically is very open minded and speaks out aginst bigotry and anti-Americanism just for the sake of being anti-American.

**Ted Striker** · February 4, 2006, 04:32

Originally posted by StarLightDeath
Again, you keep repeating the same **** over and over and using your trademarked thumb sign without really any substance. Though when you look at all your other posts I guess this is the norm for you. No matter how many thumb signs you give or how many little LOL smileys you put in it doesn't help to prove your point. It's probably best to wait for someone to come by and help you out which I think is what you're doing.

Racists

**Sandman** · February 4, 2006, 07:57

Originally posted by notyoueither
It's funny what one misses when surrounded by it.

Oh come on. They've got plenty of pro-American comment as well.

September 11th comment

**Arrian** · February 4, 2006, 15:46

Holy ****. This is still going?

I got an impression of a newspaper. A negative one. I chose, therefore, to mostly avoid it.

Sandman - if you don't see what I'm talking about w/regard to the Guardian, fine. It's all in my head. I'm just a crazy American cowboy who doesn't understand. Pity me.

NYE - thanks for trying. Waste of your time, though.

-Arrian

**Sandman** · February 4, 2006, 15:57

I don't think you're a crazy American cowboy.

**Odin** · February 4, 2006, 16:18

Originally posted by StarLightDeath
Oh wait, how does this go again? "I love the US but I hate its government" or the classic "The US is great but Bush has got to go." Well guess what? We elected that "idiot" and the majority of the US obviously liked him enough to put him back in the presidency so it's a little hard to love America but hate the government because all you're loving is your own liberal, twisted interpretation of what America is.

Criticizing policies one dosen't like is part of democracy and a free society. WE ARE A DEMOCRACY, ATTACKING DISSENT IS UNDEMOCRATIC AND FASCIST!

**chequita guevara** · February 4, 2006, 17:59

Originally posted by Arrian
How about comparing with any other major power.

But we pretend we're better than all that and hold ourselves to a much higher standard. You can't then turn around and say, we're just another superpower, when someone trie to show you how you fall short of meeting that standard.

**Spiffor** · February 5, 2006, 13:13

Originally posted by Odin
Criticizing policies one dosen't like is part of democracy and a free society. WE ARE A DEMOCRACY, ATTACKING DISSENT IS UNDEMOCRATIC AND FASCIST!

Why are you getting furious about that post? Did you forget who wrote it?

**Fake Boris** · February 6, 2006, 07:55

He's not as funny as Fez and thus is harder to laugh at.

**Niessuh** · February 6, 2006, 10:10

Originally posted by Seeker
Viva Nuevo America!!

Viva Nueva America

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Guardian: Bush planned for war all along. & knew it was unlikely there were WMDs.

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