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ok.. I couldn't playback the video, so I'm reading the transcript now... lots of crap from both sides. I'm going to reply to the most annoying statements just because I have nothing better to do, and I have 4-5 hours left of work. Kerry: I believe America is safest and strongest when we are leading the world and we are leading strong alliances. I say: FUCK YOU! you're not going to fucking lead the world! not you, not bush, not anyone! BUSH: No, I don't believe it's going to happen. I believe I'm going to win, because the American people know I know how to lead. I've shown the American people I know how to lead. me: yeah, right! UP YOURS! Bush: I have -- I understand everybody in this country doesn't agree with the decisions I've made. And I made some tough decisions. But people know where I stand. me: Do YOU know where you stand? Bush: People out there listening know what I believe. And that's how best it is to keep the peace. me: what? bush: This nation of ours has got a solemn duty to defeat this ideology of hate. And that's what they are. This is a group of killers who will not only kill here, but kill children in Russia, that'll attack unmercifully in Iraq, hoping to shake our will. We have a duty to defeat this enemy. We have a duty to protect our children and grandchildren. The best way to defeat them is to never waver, to be strong, to use every asset at our disposal, is to constantly stay on the offensive and, at the same time, spread liberty. me: you don't have a clue, do you? (continued next post) |
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Bush: In Iraq, no doubt about it, it's tough. It's hard work. It's incredibly hard. You know why? Because an enemy realizes the stakes. The enemy understands a free Iraq will be a major defeat in their ideology of hatred. That's why they're fighting so vociferously. They showed up in Afghanistan when they were there, because they tried to beat us and they didn't. And they're showing up in Iraq for the same reason. They're trying to defeat us. me: They? do you know who your enemies are? I thought you had defeated your enemies? didn't you say that earlier? "they." HAH! you just want to scare people into voting for you, you ass! |
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bush: I was hoping diplomacy would work. I understand the serious consequences of committing our troops into harm's way. me: YOU? DIPLOMACY? I bet you didn't even THINK of diplomacy! do you even know what the word means? go back to your crayons! BUSH: We're making progress. me: yeah, you now know that the cube goes into the square hole and the triangle goes in the triangle hole, but what about the sphere? bush: And, of course, Iraq is a central part in the war on terror. That's why Zarqawi and his people are trying to fight us. Their hope is that we grow weary and we leave. me: of course they want you to leave, fuckface! you bombed them! bush: The biggest disaster that could happen is that we not succeed in Iraq. We will succeed. We've got a plan to do so. And the main reason we'll succeed is because the Iraqis want to be free. me: sure they want to be free.. from YOU! bush: I had the honor of visiting with Prime Minister Allawi. He's a strong, courageous leader. He believes in the freedom of the Iraqi people. He doesn't want U.S. leadership, however, to send mixed signals, to not stand with the Iraqi people. me: yeah.. you said it yourself: he believes in freedom, but doesn't want U.S leadership. Do you put = between freedom and being lead by someone else? I think I broke Xltronic again... |
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Kerry: I think we need a president who has the credibility to bring the allies back to the table and to do what's necessary to make it so America isn't doing this alone. me: ..and who could that be? I hope you're not talking about yourself, dumbass! |
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bush: My administration has tripled the amount of money we're spending on homeland security to $30 billion a year. me: lots of good THAT did you! |
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bush: My administration worked with the Congress to create the Department of Homeland Security so we could better coordinate our borders and ports. We've got 1,000 extra border patrol on the southern border; want 1,000 on the northern border. We're modernizing our borders. me: so... you want 1000 more people guarding the boarder to CANADA? Are you afraid you'll be attacked by CANADA? |
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BUSH: Of course we're doing everything we can to protect America. I wake up every day thinking about how best to protect America. That's my job. me: stop THINKING about it! DO something, and do it IN AMERICA! stop sending people to other countries to kill! |
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BUSH: My opponent says help is on the way, but what kind of message does it say to our troops in harm's way, "wrong war, wrong place, wrong time"? me: he wouldn't have to say it if you didn't send them down there in the first place, you useless vaste of carbon! |
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bush: I know how these people think. I deal with them all the time. I sit down with the world leaders frequently and talk to them on the phone frequently. They're not going to follow somebody who says, "This is the wrong war at the wrong place at the wrong time." me: ..but they'll follow someone who says: "bucky caught an armadiller!" when his country is at war? |
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Vote Mastah! |
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bush: Our coalition is strong. It will remain strong, so long as I'm the president. me: strong and stupid. |
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this is good stuff! |
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bush: It is hard work. It is hard work to go from a tyranny to a democracy. It's hard work to go from a place where people get their hands cut off, or executed, to a place where people are free. me: america is NOT democracy and what you're trying to instill in iraq is NOT democracy you capitalistic dick! |
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I think even Martin Schanke would do better than Bush. Even in a bad day |
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Kerry: That's it. And today, we are 90 percent of the casualties and 90 percent of the costs. me: STOP REPEATING THAT! You've said it three times already!!! |
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I watched some of this on CNN this morning........ I think Bush is going to win :( Kerry is just unconvincing............. (pssssst........ watch out Iran...... there coming for ya) |
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hahaha! yeah! the stuff I'm replying is almost Martin Schanke rhetorics! hahaha! BUSH: My opponent just said something amazing. He said Osama bin Laden uses the invasion of Iraq as an excuse to spread hatred for America. Osama bin Laden isn't going to determine how we defend ourselves. Osama bin Laden doesn't get to decide. The American people decide. me: oh, really? |
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Bush: I decided the right action was in Iraq. My opponent calls it a mistake. It wasn't a mistake. me: yes, it was! It WAS a mistake and you know it! or.. some of your advisors.. the puppeteers know it. you, on the other hand, know nothing. |
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Bush:We're being challenged like never before. And we have a duty to our country and to future generations of America to achieve a free Iraq, a free Afghanistan, and to rid the world of weapons of mass destruction. me: ok.. first of all: who the fuck is challenging you, and in what? did someone threaten to sell their oil to someone else, maybe? oh, poor bushy... sooo cuty with his big reindeer-eyes devoid of any intelligence. secondly: get rid of the elephant-dung in your own backyard before you tell your neighbour to remove his dogs poo from his front. |
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bush: You know, I think about Missy Johnson. She's a fantastic lady I met in Charlotte, North Carolina. She and her son Bryan, they came to see me. Her husband PJ got killed. He'd been in Afghanistan, went to Iraq. You know, it's hard work to try to love her as best as I can, knowing full well that the decision I made caused her loved one to be in harm's way. me: so you can't even love her you ass? |
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bush: Missy understood that. That's what she told me her husband understood. So you say, "Was it worth it?" Every life is precious. That's what distinguishes us from the enemy. Everybody matters. But I think it's worth it, Jim. you don't think the enemy thinks their people matter? how do you know? did "intelligence" tell you? |
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I'll stop now. It got boring, but you see my point. |
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Drunken Mastah : LOOK AT ME! LOOK AT ME! LOOK AT ME! ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME! Bill_Hicks : *yawn* |
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oh, I'm soooo sorry, Bill.. I took your job being grumpy didn't I? poor studenty bill! |
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giggle |
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yer commenting from another country. you don't live in this country. you are only referencing back on events taken outside of the U.S., you aren't referencing to anything that goes on within the US and everyday life. ok? |
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who is me? |
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"yer commenting from another country. you don't live in this country." true. "you are only referencing back on events taken outside of the U.S., you aren't referencing to anything that goes on within the US and everyday life." are the CANDIDATES talking about the US and everyday life? NO! They're talking about WAR IN OTHER COUNTRIES! Just because I don't live in america, I don't know anything about how things are in america? I don't know how to interpret the words coming from your presidential-candidates' mouths? Don't you think that the presidential election in the nation that has the worlds largest military force (counting both technology and people) is of relevance to people OUTSIDE of america? Don't you think that people all over the world are saying: "Don't vote for that fucker Bush again, you stupid americans!"? |
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