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Kerry's 11 Positions on the War in Iraq — Page 2

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#26

Avenue Q was right, Vote your heart. (If you've got one)

First of all.. CLINTON WAS A FVCKING DRAFT DODGER!

Secondly...

"Remember, our country was founded on the idea that if you are not happy with the way your government is being run, you are free to overturn it."

Then you MUST be a supporter of the Second Amendment and it guaranteeing that you have the right to arm yourself with the same technology as the standing infantry. Because you can't overthrow them without similar or better weapons. SOOOO that means you're HAVE to be against the assualt weapons ban.

I got to fire a XM-8 assault rifle which is being developed to replace the M-16 not too long ago. Now THAT'S a sweet piece of machinery!
#27

Avenue Q was right, Vote your heart. (If you've got one)

Uhhhhhh, any chance of bringing this back on topic? (You know they're on the ropes when the apoplectic Repubs have to resort to invoking Clinton.)
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#28

Avenue Q was right, Vote your heart. (If you've got one)

Back on topic:

Kerry draws the line for me between changing your mind to do what is best, and changing your mind because you are a career politician and you know that you're making a decision to win the adoration of the highest quantity of voters.

I agree that the Flip-Flop thing is a bit of a glass house scenario for the GOP, but Kerry has demonstrated that he is on the most active side of the spectrum with regards to this issue. Partisanship aside for one second... his lack of a consistent position on several important issues worries me. How do you the folks from the other party rationalize this in their hearts. I don't want statistics or specifics... I want to know how you can support an indecisive presidential candidate, actually worse... an indecisive candidate that votes anyway. (Please nothing snarky... this is a legit question.)
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#29

Avenue Q was right, Vote your heart. (If you've got one)

Actually, we talked about this last year in my American National Government class. Being a Democracy, we have a peaceful transfer of power when a new president is elected. We tend to make the word regime this ugly word when it really isn't. A regime is merely a government or administration in power. By voting for a new president, you are overturning a regime. Regimes can be good or they can be bad. Let's not turn the word into something it is not. (Going along with NYstate's overturning thing.)
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Updated On: 10/5/04 at 01:34 PM

#30

Avenue Q was right, Vote your heart. (If you've got one)

Because we don't see him as indecisive.

How can you support a president who sacrifices the good of the country and its people for the selfish interests of the Religious Right and the Saudi royal family?
#32

Avenue Q was right, Vote your heart. (If you've got one)

"A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds, adored by little statesmen and philosophers and divines.
With consistency a great soul has simply nothing to do."
– Ralph Waldo Emerson

There is nothing like returning to a place that remains unchanged to find the ways in which you yourself have altered. - Nelson Mandela
#33

Mistake?

Iraq is a mistake because it wasn't thought out properly. It wasn't engaged for the right reasons and in the right way. 90% of the deaths and injuries are ours. Not Poland's.

I do not believe that Kerry is indecisive. I believe that he take careful consideration of the circumstances and acts accordingly. He doesn't plow on stubbornly at any expense.

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Updated On: 10/5/04 at 01:56 PM

#34

Avenue Q was right, Vote your heart. (If you've got one)

I honestly see Kerry's taking in new information, digesting it, and altering his course after integrating the new information into his consciousness as a positive thing.

Apparently, the candidate from the other party is constitutionally incapable of such things and will stay the course in spite of massive evidence from his own advisors that he is in a quagmire to be his ultimate worst quality. Going back, and with hindsight, announcing that his intentions for starting the whole mess have changed again (ie flip flopping on the reason for invading Iraq) is the least of his very big problems, large though it is.

Also, fans of incumbent presidents kind of lose the high ground when talking about "career politicians," especially when the incumbent president is from a family that sees itself as a political dynasty and the current president wouldn't have achieved anything, at all, were it not for affirmative action for white people, ie legacy. Yale. Harvard. Getting the government to invest a million dollars in giving him flight training only to have him flagrantly flout his obligation to the National Guard. Being appointed to the job by partisan activist judges who stole the presidency from the rightful candidate.

But other than that, he's definitely morally superior.
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Updated On: 10/5/04 at 01:57 PM

#35

eat your heart out, you enemies of democracy, you cloven hooved...

now see, if even namo can acknowledge the moral superiority of a bush presidency, can it be that hard for the rest of you? that was very brave of you, namo. it's just another reason why if i were a big ol' raging homophobe, i'd hate you the most and save all my really, really, vile taunts for you! eat your heart out, you enemies of democracy, you cloven hooved...
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#36

eat your heart out, you enemies of democracy, you cloven hooved...

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Updated On: 10/5/04 at 02:24 PM

#42

eat your heart out, you enemies of democracy, you cloven hooved...

Rodney. The problem isn't so much your politics; it's your presentation. And the poor persecuted me thing is wearing a little thin, too.
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#44

eat your heart out, you enemies of democracy, you cloven hooved...

Rodey, you made absolutly no response to my post whatsoever. My position (or lack thereof, as a matter of fact) on the second amendment is no more relavent to the topic than Clinton's military record. Yes... I think the term "on the ropes" is appropriote here.

And it seems to me that every time you are proved incorrect you have to revert back to that "must...not...let...liberals..." bullsh*t, because of a lack of any intelligent response.
#45

eat your heart out, you enemies of democracy, you cloven hooved...

You guys sure don't feel any regret killing our Repub/conservative (or just Kerry disliking) thread! eat your heart out, you enemies of democracy, you cloven hooved... eat your heart out, you enemies of democracy, you cloven hooved...

I just...I just don't see Kerry doing well! I don't. Like it or not, Bush makes a lot of sense when he does his "join us for a grand diversion" thing. You can't say, "Sadaam needed to be removed, this war was wrong, but I'll continue it, and even get some countries to join us in the meantime." If I was any of his future prospects for allies, I'd laugh him out of the conference room! Why would I want to join NOW in a war that was "so wrong?" Way to sell yourself, John Kerry.

And I don't care whether our allies are from countries as small as Rhode Island or as big as China. I don't care whether they had 2 men die in war, or 500. In fact, I don't think it's fair...'let's have more allies so we have less casualties.' I don't care where our allies are from, as long as they are loyal, faithful, and helping out in some way- sending troops, money, or just being supportive and sending supplies- I'm fine with that. I don't NEED allies like France, Spain, and Germany. If they want to help - great. But if they don't want to, I wouldn't waste my time chasing them or any country like them just to get help.
#47

eat your heart out, you enemies of democracy, you cloven hooved...

Look, when it comes to sexuality, I don't care what people think I am. But when it happens to affect my politics, or when people think I should "view" things differently because I'm a lesbian, I'll correct them. I don't let my sexuality become who I am.

By the way, no one's 100% straight (hey, that's my belief), but I'm still in the majority.
#49

eat your heart out, you enemies of democracy, you cloven hooved...

"I don't NEED allies like France, Spain, and Germany. If they want to help - great. But if they don't want to, I wouldn't waste my time chasing them or any country like them just to get help."

Lady G... Spoken like someone who believes that this country will always be the super power that it is today and will never need another country's help in the future. BIG MISTAKE! I wonder how many other countries throughout history must have arrogantly thought the same thing, only to eventually be toppled? What makes you think the same can't, or won't, eventually happen to the U.S.? Like the Divine Miss M. says... You've Gotta Have Friends!
There is nothing like returning to a place that remains unchanged to find the ways in which you yourself have altered. - Nelson Mandela

Updated On: 10/5/04 at 07:11 PM

#50

eat your heart out, you enemies of democracy, you cloven hooved...

Aw come on, Robbiej, I can bet that some people would agree with you seriously on that topic. I can name a few!

And if you don't like winky faces, I totally understand. I'm a teenage girl so I tend to overuse them.

EDIT: And Curtain Up, which post of mine did you read? I don't discourage allies, I discourage chasing useless allies who have made it clear that they don't want to help. I am very happy that we have allies, and I respect them for coming to our aid- in whatever form that is.

Updated On: 10/5/04 at 07:12 PM

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