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

[KrazyHorse]

Originally posted by StarLightDeath
Ah, Canada. I knew it had to be outside the US because I know that if you said some of the **** that you say on here you would have a very difficult life in the US.

Wow. That's funny because I'm a Canadian living in the States. A radical leftist Canadian at that, but I don't have any problems.



EDIT: spelling

[Fake Boris]

Originally posted by StarLightDeath
Ah, Canada. I knew it had to be outside the US because I know that if you said some of the **** that you say on here you would have a very difficult life in the US.

What, my house would be horsemen rushed by courageous and patriotic neighbors?

[Dinner]

Originally posted by KrazyHorse

Wow. That's funny because I'm a Canadian living in the States. A redical leftist Canadian at that, but I don't have any problems.

Star Light lives in his own twisted little world untouched by reason or even self examination.

[Urban Ranger]

Originally posted by Arrian
Yes. Does that make the United States, overall, a "warmongering and anti-democratic" country? IMO, the simple answer is "no" and the more complex answer is "less so than any other major world power."

That is undoubtedly false.

No other country has initiated as many foreign interventions since WWII as the US.

[DaShi]

That's hardly a reason to call the US a "warmongering and anti-democratic" country. What logical flaw are you using now?

[notyoueither]

Originally posted by Oncle Boris
What's your beef NYE?

People who pretend the Guardian is not overtly anti-American in editorial slant.

Arrian couldn't be bothered, so I decided to make a superhuman effort by posting links from the first two hits on google.

[MrFun]

Originally posted by StarLightDeath
Ah, Canada. I knew it had to be outside the US because I know that if you said some of the **** that you say on here you would have a very difficult life in the US.

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.

[Fake Boris]

From now on, no editorial from any major American media shall be posted on Poly, for being pro-American.

[notyoueither]

Why are you being silly?

[MrFun]

Maybe Boris believes being silly is the same as being as close to neutrality as one can be between the extremes of anti-American and pro-American??

[notyoueither]

I don't recall reading that anyone suggested not posting links from the Guardian. Arrian sure as hell didn't.

[Fake Boris]

Tell me without smiling that there was no implied connection between the alleged anti-American slant of the Guardian and the fact that it's not credible.

[notyoueither]

Credible? About what?

The organisation has a bias (more than one, I should suspect) just like any other media outlet. Some people prefer the terrain as found on their 'pages'. Others don't. Basic facts aren't often going to be at issue, but the interpretation of thier meaning or importance should be.

Tell me, do you read the Sun papers to get a clear picture of the meaning of Liberal policy?

[Urban Ranger]

Originally posted by notyoueither
Tell me, do you read the Sun papers to get a clear picture of the meaning of Liberal policy?

Nope, just to look at the page 3 women.

[Agathon]

People who pretend the Guardian is not overtly anti-American in editorial slant.

The Guardian is pro truth and pro justice... the rest just follows from that.