Where were all the electrified Fahrenheit911 crazies on election day???
Did they think they voted when they sidned up with Rock the Vote?
All show, no vote.
Glad my guy won.
Crit Pro
Maybe the film backfired. The RIGHT came out.
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Where were all the electrified Fahrenheit911 crazies on election day???
Did they think they voted when they sidned up with Rock the Vote?
All show, no vote.
Glad my guy won.
Crit Pro
Maybe the film backfired. The RIGHT came out.
crit pro said:Where were all the electrified Fahrenheit911 crazies on election day???
Did they think they voted when they sidned up with Rock the Vote?
All show, no vote.
Glad my guy won.
Crit Pro
Maybe the film backfired. The RIGHT came out.
Yes! Another Yankee got his ass kicked.
Jim
Jim said:Yes! Another Yankee got his ass kicked.
Like the 1124 dead Yankees in Iraq?
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"Steven L. Sheffield" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:Jim said:Yes! Another Yankee got his ass kicked.
Like the 1124 dead Yankees in Iraq?
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Steven L. Sheffield
That's a shame, but it is an all-volunteer army. Even if they only joined
up for 3 squares and an education, they knew the possibility was there.
Oh, and the soldiers there voted overwhelmingly in favor of Bush.
Bob C.
"Steven L. Sheffield" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:Jim said:Yes! Another Yankee got his ass kicked.
Like the 1124 dead Yankees in Iraq?
No. The ones at the Trade Center.
All volunteer army my ass! Why can't they leave when their time is up?
They should be free to go home to their families after fulfilling their
duty.
"psycholist" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:
"Steven L. Sheffield" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:Jim said:Yes! Another Yankee got his ass kicked.
Like the 1124 dead Yankees in Iraq?
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Steven L. SheffieldThat's a shame, but it is an all-volunteer army. Even if they only joined
up for 3 squares and an education, they knew the possibility was there.Oh, and the soldiers there voted overwhelmingly in favor of Bush.
Bob C.
Quoted message said:From: "Philip W. Moore, Jr." [email hidden]
Quoted message said:All volunteer army my ass! Why can't they leave when their time is up?
They should be free to go home to their families after fulfilling their
duty.
The commitment is for eight years on active duty generally, with the proviso
that you can be recalled to active duty anytime after. The shorter enlistments
are structured the same way.
This is not news, or even close to new. It was that way already in the early
80s and before.
If you want to talk about recruiters lying their ass or, or at least being
misleading, then we have a conversation.
Tour extensions suck but in the long run just might save lives. One of the
[censored] from both French and US forces about Vietnam was that people were
either being rotated out of the area or country when they finally had enough
experience to function well and stay alive. The stats were especially bad for
new draftees w/limited training being dropped straight into boonie units. The
FFL had some of the most effective units with the lowest per yr casualty rates
because they weren't rotated except for R&R. They knew the area and people they
were dealing with the way you know your neighbors and backyard, so were able to
avoid a lot of the mistakes that killed new troops, and still do for that
matter.
Bill C
crit pro said:Did they think they voted when they sidned up with Rock the Vote?
"sidned" up indeed...
Quoted message said:From: LeucoCyan [email hidden]
Quoted message said:"sidned" up indeed...
Hey [censored] you are the problem. Your right, everybody else is so stupid you
should be their Master.
Screw you!
Bill C
"LeucoCyan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:crit pro said:Did they think they voted when they sidned up with Rock the Vote?
"sidned" up indeed...
Bush's IQ is higher than Kerry's by one point.
Quoted message said:From: "TM"
Quoted message said:Bush's IQ is higher than Kerry's by one point.
Was that test result from before the 25 years in the bottle or after? --TP
TritonRider said:Quoted message said:From: LeucoCyan [email hidden]
Quoted message said:"sidned" up indeed...
Hey [censored] you are the problem.
Were you driving a pale blue late model pickup with a Bush-Cheney sticker
last weekend? As in "get off the road you [censored] [censored]!"
Quoted message said:Your right,
Quoted message said:everybody else is so stupid they voted for
Bush to be their Master.
"You're" right about that!
TM said:"LeucoCyan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:crit pro said:Did they think they voted when they sidned up with Rock the Vote?
"sidned" up indeed...
Bush's IQ is higher than Kerry's by one point.
Cite.
I don't doubt Bush's IQ. I do doubt the public existence of a certifiable
source since most every record of import with regard to George W. Bush's
past has been lost or accidentally destroyed.
As for exercising his IQ, you will hear next to nothing about his High
School and College years because he would instantly jeopardize his status
as a good white Christian. More importantly factions of the faithful don't
want to hear about it because it would adversely affect their virtual
reality world.
TritonRider said:Quoted message said:From: "Philip W. Moore, Jr." [email hidden]
Quoted message said:All volunteer army my ass! Why can't they leave when their time is up?
They should be free to go home to their families after fulfilling their
duty.The commitment is for eight years on active duty generally, with the proviso
that you can be recalled to active duty anytime after. The shorter enlistments
are structured the same way.
This is not news, or even close to new. It was that way already in the early
80s and before.
If you want to talk about recruiters lying their ass or, or at least being
misleading, then we have a conversation.
Tour extensions suck but in the long run just might save lives. One of the
[censored] from both French and US forces about Vietnam was that people were
either being rotated out of the area or country when they finally had enough
experience to function well and stay alive. The stats were especially bad for
new draftees w/limited training being dropped straight into boonie units. The
FFL had some of the most effective units with the lowest per yr casualty rates
because they weren't rotated except for R&R. They knew the area and people they
were dealing with the way you know your neighbors and backyard, so were able to
avoid a lot of the mistakes that killed new troops, and still do for that
matter.
Bill C
Interesting to think about. The "all volunteer" army idea. Imagine that
if no one volunteered to join, what do you think Bushwhacker would do
then. All draft army.
steverl
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On 11/4/04 4:31 PM, in article [email hidden],
LeucoCyan said:crit pro said:Did they think they voted when they sidned up with Rock the Vote?
"sidned" up indeed...
What is so stupid and blows their whole [censored] case apart on this posting
is:
1) The vote was split 50-50 EVERYWHERE! NOT just by these states.
2) IF The lower IQ which according to a similar site I saw correlated to
LOWER income then why would these "needy" people vote AGAINST more
entitlements!! like Healthcare, etc, etc.
3) This info was from the 2000 election! When the total vote was even
CLOSER
"LeucoCyan" wrote...
Quoted message said:TM said:Bush's IQ is higher than Kerry's by one point.
Cite.
I don't doubt Bush's IQ. I do doubt the public existence of a certifiable
source since most every record of import with regard to George W. Bush's
past has been lost or accidentally destroyed.
A one point difference in an IQ score is statistically meaningless anyway.
JF
"Steven L. Sheffield" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:Jim said:Yes! Another Yankee got his ass kicked.
Like the 1124 dead Yankees in Iraq?
I wonder if it ever occurs to you that without Iraq that subway bomb would
have gone off in the USA and not Spain.
But then it's pretty plain that thinking isn't your strong point. Tel us
Steven, why do you think that the market dropped like a rock when it thought
that Kerry was going to be elected and shot up when Bush was re-elected? Do
you suppose it's because of all of those stupid market analysts?
"Philip W. Moore, Jr." <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:All volunteer army my ass! Why can't they leave when their time is up?
They should be free to go home to their families after fulfilling their
duty.
Another man who hasn't a clue. What sort of contract do you suppose you sign
when you enter the military? Here's a clue, a fixed period of time OR THE
DURATION of an emergency. No one forced any of them to sign on to that. So
perhaps you ought to get your head out of your nether regions and grow some
balls for a change.
"Philip W. Moore, Jr." <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:All volunteer army my ass! Why can't they leave when their time is up?
They should be free to go home to their families after fulfilling their
duty.
You can't just turn tail and run when the war is on - that is the whole
point of having an army...
Quoted message said:"psycholist" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
"Steven L. Sheffield" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:On 11/04/2004 04:57 AM, in article lOoid.295702$wV.4180@attbi_s54,
"Jim"
<[email hidden]> wrote:> Yes! Another Yankee got his ass kicked.
Like the 1124 dead Yankees in Iraq?
--
Steven L. SheffieldThat's a shame, but it is an all-volunteer army. Even if they only
joined
up for 3 squares and an education, they knew the possibility was there.Oh, and the soldiers there voted overwhelmingly in favor of Bush.
Bob C.
Kerry might have won if all of the whiney lefties had not attached
themselves to him. It scared away "middle Americans" swing voters etc...
"crit pro" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:Where were all the electrified Fahrenheit911 crazies on election day???
Did they think they voted when they sidned up with Rock the Vote?
All show, no vote.
Glad my guy won.
Crit Pro
Maybe the film backfired. The RIGHT came out.
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