:werd: x infinity :goodjob: I couldn't have said it better myself! Don't forget who gave him those WMD to fight the Iranians. :wavey: ahem.

why else do you think they changed it to "Freeing the oppressed Iraqi People from a dictator" ?

Since we're doing bad anologys here, how about this. Cop comes up to me in the street and wants to search me. I tell him to piss off. What I have is none of his business, unless he has a warrant. Now, the UN had a warrant, so to say, but if I don't obey, the cop doesnt attack me.

:werd:

He never had it. Neither did his daddy.

when one assumes, their "president select" makes an ass out of u and me... and the whole country.

 

this site had GTST written all over it from the first post.

 

Well good, you know, I'm really looking forward to mutually assured destruction. I've felt out of thermonuclear danger since the cold war stopped and I really miss it. :jerkit:

 

you know ... the more I think about your previous post, the more I agree with it. It's all about the money US corporations can get out of another company. That reminds me of how we've never invaded a country that has a McDonalds in it.

 

Yea, i'm really excited about it


oh and a war with NK wouldn't be M.A.D. they can only get missles to california, and have limited numbers, we can destroy the whole world MANY MANY MANY times over. one of our missles, with 12 warheads can knock out all their major citys.


USA > *





Aside from that, many of you are ignorant on economic policies and cause/effects of recessions/booms etc please stop arguing about ecomomic/money reasons to hate bush, you only make yourself look stupid to the educated.

 

Oh, lets be proud at the fact we can annihilate ourselves instead of work things out like civilized people. You can argue about the economic/money issues, but numbers speak for themselves.

 

... have you ever taken a college level economics class... or for that matter any college level class? You make yourself sound stupid.

 

Right. I'm sure China will sit by twiddling their thumbs while we drop nukes in their backyard. Good plan. :goodjob:





I don't subscribe to Keynsian economic theory. It is my opinion that Bush's policies are flawed.

But really we aren't talking about domestic economic policy. I was commenting upon how large US-based multinational corporations affect foreign policy.

 

1: You don't subsribe to modern economics?!!????!!?

2: It boils down to this, the US and China CAN'T AFFORD TO GO TO WAR with each other. The world market depends too heavily on the US, and China, as do each respective country's economy. That, and if the UN got involved and that = more economic sanctions. China would be a 3rd world country again. as far as death numbers... yea, those would be big and ugly .

BUT eventually we would use nukes to stop the numbers on our side from rising and to end the war, just like we did with Japan.


BTW: nobody likes war, so don't try and label me a war-monger. You can if you want, it has no effect on me, but just don't think that anyone WANTS to go to war.

 

I don't subscribe to modern art either. Just because it's newer doesn't mean it is better. I think the economy is flexible enough to handle itself without government interference under most circumstances.

Secondly, I think right now the mean propensity to consume is too low for tax cuts to have any real effect on the economy. People are still uncertain and reluctant to spend.

If North Korea nuked the US and we retaliated, I think China would use their full second strike capability against the United States.