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Brando
03-19-2003, 09:08 PM
Well, the US is moving in on Iraq. I guess now we start to see what changes are going on. Post them here (gas, borders, etc)...

Item 1: Border Lineups.

They are getting longer. EVERYONE is being checked pretty heavily I hear. Looks like it's a bad time to be a cross-country truck driver.

My pretend truck driver comment:

"3 hours of waiting today! I can't even nap because I have to drive forward 25 feet every time someone gets let in... Dammit!"

jeb3405
03-19-2003, 09:29 PM
it has begun by this time tomarrow we will be @ fulfledged war. my city (dallas) is on the top 7 list of likey to be attacked :cry: i don't know what to do

J.Rai
03-19-2003, 09:54 PM
There's nothign you CAN do. Those in power have taken control of the situation without any input from their constituents and you're left to watch and see what happens.

Best of luck, hope you don't die.
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Anonymous
03-19-2003, 10:33 PM
I say run to Canada, everyone loves canada, except for America... but...danm.

Threeboy
03-19-2003, 11:20 PM
pfft, don't be polluting our sh't mother f'cker.

dont you ever.

EVER.

EVER.

SiegeTheGrave
03-19-2003, 11:20 PM
hey jeb, i live in Arlington so i'm not very far from you..i'm pretty damn freaked out too. but hey, there's nothing we can do about it. there's just not enough anti-war people to stop Bush from being a dumbass. speaking of anti-war, has anyone seen the new System of a Down video "Boom"? its damn hilarious...

Manta
03-19-2003, 11:32 PM
I dont know, my father is supossed to come visit me tommrow, but the terror alert is HIGH, which means NO airplanes can land at Orang Couty Airport, or any other big airports to be exact! I dont know this whole thing is creeping me out. Well look at the bright side. At least the children of today dont have to pee in thir underware and put it on thier heads in case of a bio-weapon attack....man the shit HAS hit the fan....Oh and BTW, when it REALLY does hit the fan....ITS A MESS!!!

Manta
03-19-2003, 11:35 PM
Ok I just had to post this!!!

http://www.human2.com/perry/rockemsaddam.gif

Anonymous
03-20-2003, 01:24 AM
That's truly the main thing that worries me: Bio-Weapons...Chemical Warfare.

If anyone shells these out, shit, all of North America is going down...hell, the whole world could be wiped out within days.

People are scary. Why would you want to inflict so much pain and suffering on a people? Why did Saddam want to kill the Kurds? He already has chemical weapons in his possession that can kill a whole nationality of people--he was waiting to use them on the Kurds...

I'm scared, up here in Canada.

*Love to the US, love to soldiers in Kuwait* --No love for Saddam or Bush

Threeboy
03-20-2003, 06:01 AM
pfft. canada is so safe.

inigoesdr
03-20-2003, 08:46 AM
pfft. canada is so safe.

You're probably right, the only part that might have problems is southern Canada near the border. But that's highly unlinkely.

Budderfly
03-20-2003, 12:17 PM
Saddam is insane. I hope they toast his ass!

As for Canada, what do you think of Chretien's decision for not joining the coallition?

http://picserver.student.utwente.nl/getpicture.php?id=73479

Threeboy
03-20-2003, 01:10 PM
hippies :/

Threeboy
03-20-2003, 01:10 PM
pfft. canada is so safe.

You're probably right, the only part that might have problems is southern Canada near the border. But that's highly unlinkely.aw shit :cry:

Jace101
03-20-2003, 01:55 PM
/me builds a radiation bomb shelter out of a cardboard box for ThreeBoy
There ya go! No mofo is going to be blowing up ThreeBoy!

Anonymous
03-20-2003, 03:30 PM
Yeah, we're too close to the US for terrorists to even care...and more than half of Canada lives on the South, close to the border.

:cry:

Time for us to all move up to where the Eskimos live...

Hah..it's not like terrorists will ever bomb Alaska.

HawtPants
03-20-2003, 07:59 PM
Protesting against the government will NEVER solve anything. EVER. So don't even bother. I hate protestors with a passion. And I am..well...not quite glad, but I don't know...I am a pro-war type person. I don't see anyway around it now. Saddam had his chance to leave, and he blew it.

Also, all these anti-Bush people need to realize that ALOT of countries wanted to go in after Saddam, but Bush was the only one with the balls to do it. So after this is all over, all the celebrities, and protesting hippies will be kissing his ass.

But that's just my opinion...

jeb3405
03-20-2003, 08:02 PM
Protesting against the government will NEVER solve anything. EVER. So don't even bother. I hate protestors with a passion. And I am..well...not quite glad, but I don't know...I am a pro-war type person. I don't see anyway around it now. Saddam had his chance to leave, and he blew it.

Also, all these anti-Bush people need to realize that ALOT of countries wanted to go in after Saddam, but Bush was the only one with the balls to do it. So after this is all over, all the celebrities, and protesting hippies will be kissing his ass.

But that's just my opinion...

mine too

Anonymous
03-21-2003, 02:19 AM
Protesting against the government will NEVER solve anything. EVER. So don't even bother. I hate protestors with a passion. And I am..well...not quite glad, but I don't know...I am a pro-war type person. I don't see anyway around it now. Saddam had his chance to leave, and he blew it.

Also, all these anti-Bush people need to realize that ALOT of countries wanted to go in after Saddam, but Bush was the only one with the balls to do it. So after this is all over, all the celebrities, and protesting hippies will be kissing his ass.

But that's just my opinion...

*breathe* okay..in response to your opinion:

You wanna talk protestors never doing anything to interfere w/ the government?!?! What happened at the WTO meeting in Seattle in 99? What happened w/ Cubans demanding a democracy? What about APEC in Vancouver? Protests may be somewhat futile, but they always seem to get their points across.

And I don't think that you should be bothered by the fact that they're protesting either...why the hell shouldn't they...this ain't no communist society. Go live in China if you don't want protests.

Do you really think that after so many years in a country, JUST BECAUSE Bush said he had to leave, Saddam was REALLY, HONESTLY going to leave? Gimme a break. If Bush said you had to leave YOUR home, the only place you've ever known, ever lived in, would you? C'mon now. Saddam isn't retarded. He has bio-weapons up his sleeve. I think it was this morning that he said he was going to take out America because they were "enemies against humanity". Don't prove him right.

You know he's not going to take this sitting down...here's part of his speech from this morning:

"You brave men and women of Iraq: You deserve victory and glory and everything that elevates the stature of the faithful before their God and defeats the infidels, enemies of God and humanity at large. You, Iraqis, will be victorious along with the sons of the nation.

"You are already victorious with the help of God. Your enemies will be in disgrace and shame."

(Saddam then read poetry in which he called on Iraqis to fight back like their ancestors, who fought invaders with swords and on horses.)

"To you friends, opposed to the evil in the world, peace upon you: Now that you have seen how the reckless Bush belittled your positions and views against the war and your sincere call for peace, he has committed his despicable crime today.

"We pledge to you in our name and in the name of our leadership and in the name of the Iraqi people and its heroic army, in the name of Iraq civilisation and history, that we will fight the invaders and, God willing, we will take them to the limit at which they will lose their patience and any hope to achieve what they have planned and what the Zionist criminal has pushed them to do...They will be defeated, a defeat that is wished for them by the good faithful and lovers of peace and humanity.

"Iraq will be victorious, God willing, and with Iraq our nation and humanity will be victorious and the evil (invaders) will be hit in a way that will make them unable to achieve their crime in the way that they, the Americans and Zionist coalition, have planned for nations and peoples, above all our glorious Arab nation.

Celebrities will not be kissing his ass, nor will protesting hippies. Everyone has their own view. Many WHOLE COUNTRIES do not agree w/ Bush's stance on war...Iraq has done much more less than other countries have done in the past.

In my eyes, this war is a stupid waste of lives.

Brando
03-21-2003, 03:08 AM
Wow. I'm afraid to respond.... but I must.

If the war is bad and shouldn't happen, then what SHOULD have happened? Saddam doesn't conform to weapons treaties. He kills innocent people. There are many many things that he does that are absolutely horrid. The US is simply acting as police for the planet. Is it their right to do so? Maybe not, but if they don't, who will? The country certainly didn't seem to be fixing the problem itself, and from what I hear, Saddam's sons are even worse than he is...

Anonymous
03-21-2003, 03:41 AM
Okay, I have a project due tomorrow,
so I will deal w/ this comment after I hand it in...

this is not going to be pretty.

Brando
03-21-2003, 03:45 AM
I am so dead. I am Iraq, and Nicolie is the US Army.

And her homework is the UN weapons inspectors! Delaying the inevitable.

inigoesdr
03-21-2003, 09:24 AM
I am so dead. I am Iraq, and Nicolie is the US Army.

And her homework is the UN weapons inspectors! Delaying the inevitable.

hahahaha :lol:

jeb3405
03-21-2003, 02:09 PM
Celebrities will not be kissing his ass, nor will protesting hippies. Everyone has their own view. Many WHOLE COUNTRIES do not agree w/ Bush's stance on war...Iraq has done much more less than other countries have done in the past.

In my eyes, this war is a stupid waste of lives.

a bunch of WHOLE contires agree with us the U.S.A. and i don't think ppl in Canada/Mexico or anywhere thats not ganan be effect has right to speak up cuz ur countires not possible ganan be attacked the U.S. is..

I like canada and mexico

J.Rai
03-21-2003, 03:59 PM
I was going to reply to what you just said, but I don't understand it at ALL.
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jeb3405
03-21-2003, 04:04 PM
lol sorry i didn't proof read

a bunch of WHOLE contires agree with us the U.S.A. and i don't think ppl in Canada/Mexico or anywhere thats not ganan be effect has right to speak up cuz ur countires not possible ganan be attacked the U.S. is..

I like canada and mexico

i wrote that i mean

a bunch of WHOLE contires agree with the U.S.A. and i don't think ppl in Canada/Mexico or anywhere thats not ganan be effected have the right to speak up cuz their countires arn't ganan be attacked the U.S. could eb tho.
I like canada and mexico

HawtPants
03-21-2003, 04:16 PM
Ok, so protesting has worker a couple times...but why the hell should people be protesting in CANADA? That doesn't make any sense whatsoever. Canada is not supporting the war, so why make it hard on our government? Also the war has already started. Haven't we learned anything from 'Nam? Protesting to get our men back doesn't work.

Also, if the area I lived in was threatened by war, and Bush offered to give me and my family shelter and food, then yes I would leave my house. Without a doubt I would.

Lastly, if you are living in a country you shouldn't be protesting against it. If you don't like how things are run then leave. Plain and simple. In my opinion every citizen in Canada should be reguired to serve at least 1 year in the military.

Anonymous
03-21-2003, 05:08 PM
My response to all of this:

Hawtpants (Maelstrom, this is for you too, I'm not typing this crap out twice :wink: ) :

So you're saying that WHATEVER the leader of our country says, NO MATTER what he says, we have to listen and go along with it??? You have such a communist-mentality that it's a wonder you live in a free country. And one year in the military?? You forget that USUALLY we live in times of peace. Not war. Being proud of your country is fine, but you should NEVER, EVER have to do something you don't want to. WE LIVE IN A DEMOCRACY.

Bush is obviously lying...do you really think that if Saddam left Iraq, that he would put him and his son's up in a Hilton? Would they be living with him at the White House?? *let's think about this*. Obviously they would be imprisoned. Again, Saddam is not stupid.

War affects us all. You think that if Chemical Warfare was brought out, that Saddam would say:
"ohh...guys, watch out for Canada, they're not participating in this war"
War has a tendency for NOTHING TO MATTER EXCEPT FOR DEATH.

Is the war going to end before Saddam is killed? Most likely No. Will Saddam send out people to try and take out Bush/America? Yes. Do they care about surrounding countries AT ALL? No.

Canadians are protesting because this war is disgustingly stupid. What did it start over? Weapons inspections? You think Suharto doesn't have a few of those "nuclear weapons" up his sleeve?? You're thinking wrong.

Saddam was of NO trouble to the US (Put in simplistic terms) until he misinterpreted what Bush had said and instead of taking back oil fields in Kuwait, took over the whole of Kuwait.

Is this all about the oil? Does Bush want to free Iraq of Saddam because he might have said "no" to trading this one time? Iraq contains the world's SECOND LARGEST reserve of oil in the world. This is a HUGE economy and amounts for a tremendous amount of power. Now, even if Saddam hadn't said "no", could this maybe be because America wants to be even more powerful than they already are?

Maybe I'm going a bit conspiracy theory here, but it seems to me that:

America doesn't care about world issues until someone goes stepping on THEIR toes. They try to look like the "good guys", but it's all selfish.

AND Suharto has been killing hundreds and thousands of people for YEARS (since the 70's at LEAST)...when has the US ever stopped HIM?? Maybe he's ignored because he cooperates w/the US and offers them good trade.

That's my take on this stupid war.

Jeb, dude, I don't understand what you said, but your last sentence was "I like Canada and Mexico". That's kool. Canada is great and I've never been to Mexico. My cousins are there right now for Spring Break, and I hear the water sucks. :wink:

jeb3405
03-21-2003, 05:13 PM
ok geezus i wrote it twice

it basicly says ALot of people want saddam out of power.

Anonymous
03-21-2003, 05:16 PM
ok geezus i wrote it twice

it basicly says ALot of people want saddam out of power.

Yes, but at the same time, you can't just take him out without proper justification. I don't believe that this war is justified at all.

jeb3405
03-21-2003, 05:17 PM
he brokes TONS of U.N. laws and the U.S. is the only contrty brave enough to do Sh*beep* about it!

Anonymous
03-21-2003, 05:27 PM
There are many other dictators/leaders that are breaking many, many laws. In my big long speech, you will notice Suharto as one of these.
Did you just read my speech when I directed the comment specifically to you?? :roll:
C'mon man...
PLUS, the UN hasn't backed the war as of yet...

jeb3405
03-21-2003, 05:57 PM
yea i read ur speech and i have no idea who that dude is but yea he need to be "taken out" too

HawtPants
03-21-2003, 06:31 PM
I don't think you understand what I'm trying to say. Protesting in Canada will do nothing, because what the hell is Canada going to change? Go even FURTHER away from the war? No. Protesting in Canada is pointless. It won't make a difference because our government has already decided that we aren't participating.

And about the 1 year in the military thing, it should be done in case of emergencies. And hopefully it could also help discipline some of the people that are stupid these days.

And how am I being a commi? I don't quite understand that.

Anonymous
03-22-2003, 04:23 AM
If you don't like how things are run then leave. Plain and simple.
I found this to be rather Communist :wink:

The whole military thing...it's debatable. There will always be the off-chance that some bastard is going to use his training to rob stores/kill innocents, etc. Also, there is the fact that not everyone wants to be in the military. We aren't pushed to do a lot of things in this country. We have school. I can see the point in that...having an educated public is needed, I just don't see how 1 year of military training would be needed in CANADA. Nobody fights us. We're the left-out peaceful part of the world.

You don't understand the concept of protesting. They are out there to DEMONSTRATE what should be done and what shouldn't. They are trying to make a difference, yes but obviously there is nothing much that can be done at this point. People are protesting all over the world, not just here. A huge world movement MAY make the US rethink their war stance. You never know.

Protestors don't give up because you don't know if you don't try.

It's the glimmer of hope that they see. If I was finished school right now, I might have my own lil protest :wink:

threemileisle
03-22-2003, 06:00 AM
>Celebrities will not be kissing his ass, nor will protesting hippies. >Everyone has their own view. Many WHOLE COUNTRIES do not agree w/ >Bush's stance on war...Iraq has done much more less than other >countries have done in the past.

>In my eyes, this war is a stupid waste of lives.

Just posted a long entry about this in my livejournal. But in brief, more countries agree with Bush's actions than those who don't. Even in the Middle East, condemnation has been for the most part, purely political. In private, officials will tell you that they're glad to see Hussein gone, that this is a new opportunity for the Arab world and for the Middle East.. while also potentially answering the Palestine question.

Also, I'm not quite sure what the relevance of past atrocties that have been "greater" than modern Iraq's. Should the wrongs of others dictate reactions and subvert the ability to deal with present wrongs? Just because Saddam has killed *only* 100,000 Kurds, a number that doesn't approach millions, he should be given leeway? If I see a drunk beating a 2-yr old toddler and I happen to be an alcoholic, does that mean I have no right to interfere due to the inherent hypocrisy I'd be displaying?

Or.. waste of lives. All those Kurds gassed. Innocent civilians snatched from their homes in the middle of night to instill fear in the population. Athletes tortured not to mention the countless thousands who die each year from malnutrition. It's a waste of lives? Tell that to the Iraqis who detest Saddam's regime and have embraced coalition troops with open arms.

As to protesting, I won't touch that. It is unrelated to the merits of the war. Also... Canada and the US are both constitutional republics.. not democracies :).

>Bush is obviously lying...do you really think that if Saddam left Iraq, that >he would put him and his son's up in a Hilton? Would they be living with >him at the White House?? *let's think about this*. Obviously they would >be imprisoned. Again, Saddam is not stupid.

Bush offered safe exile. He proclaimed it to the world. They would not have been imprisoned. You say Saddam isn't that stupid. Well, neither is Bush. He is a lifelong politician with experienced advisors. Also, as far as I know, King Hamad of Bahrain's offer to safely harbor Saddam and his sons is still open. Also.. Hussein was no trouble until he misinterpreted Bush and took over Kuwait? That's just inaccurate.. and again.. not applicable to current events.

>Is this all about the oil?

No. It is easy to make assumptions.. but what proof is there for the oil suggestion? Iraq contributes nothing to the US oil supply. What little is rationed out through OPEC in the form of crude oil. These sanctions have been in place for 10+ years. The US is not suffering from it. Opening up Iraq would be a boon.. and that's all it would be. The 'power' it'd give to the US is negligible.

>AND Suharto has been killing hundreds and thousands of people for >YEARS (since the 70's at LEAST)...when has the US ever stopped HIM?? >Maybe he's ignored because he cooperates w/the US and offers them >good trade.

Again, we shouldn't involve ourselves because of other situations? Yes, there is self-interest involved.. as there is in every action. Nothing is ever selfless. Even if it is selfish, who's to argue with the positive impact it will have on the stability of the Middle East and the benefits to the Iraqi populationi? Of course, I don't believe it is selfish. Saddam is very different from Suharto. Saddam possesses vastly greater arms stockpiles than Suharto could ever dream of. That in combination with the numerous mass murders that Saddam has presided over.

Also, even if Saddam has those WMDs. You have to remember.. throughout his entire political life, he has always acted in self-interest and to consolidate and centralize his his position. He is a cruel man, yes.. but he is not insane. He will not be willing to launch a massive chemical/biological/nuclear strike and give up his own life in the process. Any utilization will come in Iraq against US troops and not domestically.. whether it be US or Canada.

>PLUS, the UN hasn't backed the war as of yet...

Technically, no. Because the US decided not to force a vote knowing those pussies in France would veto any successful resolution for force within the borders of Iraq.

threemileisle
03-22-2003, 06:05 AM
"okay post post post your undying love for me ;)"

nicolie, i feel nothing but undying love for you!

Threeboy
03-22-2003, 06:09 AM
Nicole should get her own forum for her stalkers to talk amongst themselves :D

Anonymous
03-22-2003, 06:11 AM
hahaha...Can I have everyone's attention??
Let's all welcome Threemileisle (Aka Phil)!!
Phil resides in California, and like all Californians, loves long walks on the beach and being depressed :lol:
He is my fairly longtime friend *ha* ...I think it's been 6 years...
and also one of my worst enemies... *judging by the size of his post which I will have to respond to tomorrow*

**referring to post previous to Threeboy's** he had to post his undying love for me because the length of his novel-of-a-response was enough to make me feel suicidal. :(

Brando
03-22-2003, 06:12 AM
It is at this point that I wish to step back and watch this from afar. For now at least. Nicolie is in current-events courses and is just plain way-the-hell-more-up-to-date than I am. I'm a techie. They don't teach me shit about the NEW stuff unless it helps the internet in some way ;)

From the last couple posts, I can safely say that I don't know enough to make informed comments. Yet. I'm learning.

And threemileisle, welcome to TrueNuff. You are a well-spoken mutha and appear to be quite knowledgeable. Though the important point remains to be seen: can you cook??

threemileisle
03-22-2003, 06:13 AM
Nah, I gave up stalking her a while ago. I have other girlies I'm in the process of stalking now. Don't tell.

I haven't been to the beach in months :).

threemileisle
03-22-2003, 06:16 AM
Cook? Cook?? I 'cooked' beef curry the other day (along with my roommate). With the help of pre-packaged curry powder. Does that count? It tasted so great that we left it in a pot sitting in the kitchen for a week. Refridgerators are good for something, afterall..

HawtPants
03-22-2003, 08:00 AM
What I'm saying though is that the protestors shouldn't be causing inconvieniences for our country. I have to go to school every day and hear all these asshole that think they know what they're talking about. It is pissing me off more than anything. The buses had to be RE-ROUTED a few days ago because of the god damn protestors.

Lastly, I don't see too many "innocent" people getting killed. It is the military personnel that the US are after. If the "innocent" people didn't want to be caught up in this, then they should've taken their opportunity to leave.

Ok so that wasn't last, but this is. I don't have a problem with people voicing their opinions, but when it starts affecting my day-to-day life, then I get upset. Not only that, but I can't voice how I feel with out 10-15 hippies coming around and throwing all their bullshit at me. I mean I can take the time to prove them all wrong, but I don't have the time. Some of them actually think that Iraq is capable of sending missles into the US. Now anyone half informed would know that that isnt going to happen.

And that's all I'm saying for this post.

jeb3405
03-22-2003, 08:57 AM
Nicole should get her own forum for her stalkers to talk amongst themselves :D


haha i made it for her ;)
its in 'life'

Manta
03-22-2003, 09:03 AM
WHen people write too much...I dont read it :D :wink:

jeb3405
03-22-2003, 09:04 AM
haha same here

J.Rai
03-22-2003, 01:43 PM
What I'm saying though is that the protestors shouldn't be causing inconvieniences for our country.
So are you saying people should not be allowed to disagree with their government at all?

What if a government official that YOU elected starts pushing for legislation that clearly goes against what their constituents want? Should they just be given absolute power starting from the election day? What about accountability? What about representation? How would you propose those things be kept in check?
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HawtPants
03-22-2003, 02:33 PM
But why are they disagreeing against a Canadian government? Do they want war? I wouldn't care if I actually LIVED in the USA. Then people could protest all they want. But to do it in a peace keeping country is stupid.

J.Rai
03-22-2003, 02:41 PM
But as soon as you take action outside your own borders, you involve yourself in an international community. One of these views can be seen as Canadians, as members of the UN, speaking to the American government, as FELLOW members of the UN, to abide by the UN sanctions that the USA, by membership, has already promised to do.

The USA, by ignoring the UN, is slapping the UN in the face, saying that they don't matter, and we're gonna do whatever we want to anyway.

Now personally, since the war has already started, protest seems futile. However, I think it's important that people be allowed to express their opinions, whatever they may be. So if people *still* think that the war is wrong, they should certainly be allowed to say so.
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inigoesdr
03-22-2003, 02:44 PM
Yes it is important for people to be able to express their views but these protests are getting out of hand. For example, blocking traffic, defacating on sidewalks/buildings, fighting, etc.

J.Rai
03-22-2003, 03:21 PM
Well fighting isn't protesting. And neither is shitting on the sidewalk, so those people get arrested.
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J.Rai
03-22-2003, 03:36 PM
http://www.neomonsterisland.com/twistedkaiju8/310/310.html
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jeb3405
03-22-2003, 04:08 PM
Yes the U.S. is slapping the UN and so should everyone else THEY are the ones that are supposed to fix the problem not us so they should be int he war instead of being stupid like they are

HawtPants
03-22-2003, 04:11 PM
But just think how much of a bad-rap the people that support the war would get if we went out and protested for war? They would be berated worse than I berate the protestors against war. I mean I agree that free speech is a very important part of society, but when somebodies free speech starts to affect other people, then it is going too far. People should not be denied the right to speak freely. But they should also not be allowed to interfere in the lives of other which is EXACTLY what they are doing.

jeb3405
03-22-2003, 04:14 PM
HELL YEA THEY ARE INTERFEARING.
They are blocking whole streets and cars and not going to work and everything.

my words to them:
Sit down, Shut up, The war already began.

unless they wanna stop it them selves somhow like by killing EVERYONE of the soilders in the war then they should stfu

J.Rai
03-22-2003, 06:07 PM
Well in that case if you have that much of a problem with a country where people are allowed to speak there minds, I think you should shut up or leave.
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jeb3405
03-22-2003, 06:59 PM
Well in that case if you have that much of a problem with a country where people are allowed to speak there minds, I think you should shut up or leave.

You who? as in me the person complaining about there protest or them the protesters?

HawtPants
03-22-2003, 07:29 PM
J. Rai, I hope you were referring to Jeb, because I don't have anything against people speaking their minds. It's when they start to "demonstrate".

In a somewhat related topic, go see Dreamcatcher and tell me that Morgan Freeman HONESTLY does not sound like Bush.

Anonymous
03-22-2003, 08:57 PM
What I'm saying though is that the protestors shouldn't be causing inconvieniences for our country. I have to go to school every day and hear all these asshole that think they know what they're talking about. It is pissing me off more than anything. The buses had to be RE-ROUTED a few days ago because of the god damn protestors.

Yeah, well they should be situated somewhere as to not disturb those who are not protesting.

Lastly, I don't see too many "innocent" people getting killed. It is the military personnel that the US are after. If the "innocent" people didn't want to be caught up in this, then they should've taken their opportunity to leave.

I was speaking about the military thing, nothing about the war, but if you would like to speak about innocent people, here's a stat: There are about 22 million people in Iraq, 9.6 million of whom are under the age of 16. That's a little bit under HALF of their population. Yeah, maybe they should just leave...because that's really an option of theirs..
c'mon, let's not be ignorant.

Well in that case if you have that much of a problem with a country where people are allowed to speak there minds, I think you should shut up or leave.
Thanx, J.Rai- thought I was alone on that one.

jeb3405
03-22-2003, 08:59 PM
*not ganna get into this*

i will hold my thoughts

Anonymous
03-22-2003, 09:01 PM
You can speak your mind on the subject, Jeb...otherwise this wouldn't be a very good forum.

jeb3405
03-22-2003, 09:04 PM
ok ok.

they coulda got outa the big towns and stuff even if they couldn't get out of the countie

J.Rai
03-22-2003, 09:05 PM
Not to mention, you're already in this. But if you're willing to let this thread die, I'm right behind you.
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Anonymous
03-22-2003, 09:09 PM
ok ok.

they coulda got outa the big towns and stuff even if they couldn't get out of the countie

I was talking about Iraq...

Not to mention, you're already in this. But if you're willing to let this thread die, I'm right behind you.

I agree...It's getting totally out of hand. Let's talk about the comic again :wink: Damn that Maelstom, making this topic and knowing that it would be contraversial.

:evil: heh

jeb3405
03-22-2003, 09:10 PM
so was i the big towns

inigoesdr
03-22-2003, 09:28 PM
DIE! NO MORE POSTS! :twisted:

jeb3405
03-22-2003, 09:29 PM
roger that

Threeboy
03-23-2003, 12:39 AM
What?

HawtPants
03-23-2003, 08:56 AM
Yeah, well they should be situated somewhere as to not disturb those who are not protesting.


And thats what I'm trying to say.

jeb3405
03-23-2003, 12:28 PM
lol 3 boy all confused my me saying 'roger that'

i was agreeing to the die post thingy

Anonymous
03-24-2003, 03:24 AM
Yeah, well they should be situated somewhere as to not disturb those who are not protesting.


And thats what I'm trying to say.

:wink: ::whispers:: gotcha.

Brando
03-24-2003, 04:40 AM
Ooo... I started it, I can kill it.
Consider this thread CLOSED.

J.Rai
03-24-2003, 08:44 PM
Haha! Burn!

And I can still post!
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