haul George Bush into a court of law

Without weighing in on whether it should happen or not, I don't think it's a case of if Bush will be charged with murder, but how long will it take after he leaves office.

Unless the incoming Pres gives him a blanket pardon, of course. Which would be kinda interesting in and of itself.

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Now as to the question of whether it should be done or not, I say "heck yeah."

IMO, even folks who revere Bush should feel the same.

Let him have his day in court and either get convicted or clear his name.

After all, what's he got to hide?

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haul George Bush into a court of law

And give him a medal.

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H2O_MAN wrote:

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haul George Bush into a court of law

And give him a medal.

OK, let's hear it. For what, exactly, should he receive a medal?

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Sure, no problem.

President Bush has done an outstanding job of protecting this country
from any additional terrorist attacks and that is worthy of a medal.

If you disagree, then maybe you would prefer more bloodshed on our soil.

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H2O_MAN wrote:

Sure, no problem.

President Bush has done an outstanding job of protecting this country
from any additional terrorist attacks and that is worthy of a medal.

If you disagree, then maybe you would prefer more bloodshed on our soil.

Without debating the merits of your assertion, I'd like to know why someone deserves a medal for doing his job.

I did a nice job of installing a router the other day. Pin one on me.

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DrewDad wrote:

I did a nice job of installing a router the other day. Pin one on me.

So that's why the network is all ****** up.

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DrewDad wrote:

H2O_MAN wrote:
Sure, no problem.

President Bush has done an outstanding job of protecting this country
from any additional terrorist attacks and that is worthy of a medal.

If you disagree, then maybe you would prefer more bloodshed on our soil.

I'd like to know why someone deserves a medal for doing his job.

You agree that GW has done his job and done it well.

There is a glimmer of hope for DewDad after all Cool

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DrewDad wrote:

Without weighing in on whether it should happen or not, I don't think it's a case of if Bush will be charged with murder, but how long will it take after he leaves office.

Unless the incoming Pres gives him a blanket pardon, of course. Which would be kinda interesting in and of itself.

So, on one hand you say the President shouldn't be given a medal for doing his job, yet on the other hand you say he should be prosecuted for doing his job... That just doesn't make sense. But Bush hatred has never made much sense.

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McGentrix wrote:

DrewDad wrote:
Without weighing in on whether it should happen or not, I don't think it's a case of if Bush will be charged with murder, but how long will it take after he leaves office.

Unless the incoming Pres gives him a blanket pardon, of course. Which would be kinda interesting in and of itself.

So, on one hand you say the President shouldn't be given a medal for doing his job, yet on the other hand you say he should be prosecuted for doing his job... That just doesn't make sense.

But Bush hatred has never made much sense.

Bingo !!

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McGentrix wrote:

So, on one hand you say the President shouldn't be given a medal for doing his job, yet on the other hand you say he should be prosecuted for doing his job...

That only works if you postulate that criminal acts are part of the President's job.

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Criminal acts describe the traitorous actions of the Democratic party in abandoning the troops and supporting numbnuts like Cindy Sheehan instead of the POTUS.

Hang 'em high.

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DrewDad wrote:

H2O_MAN wrote:
Sure, no problem.

President Bush has done an outstanding job of protecting this country
from any additional terrorist attacks and that is worthy of a medal.

If you disagree, then maybe you would prefer more bloodshed on our soil.

Without debating the merits of your assertion, I'd like to know why someone deserves a medal for doing his job.

I did a nice job of installing a router the other day. Pin one on me.

Then why do we give meals to cops and firefighters for valor?
Why does the military award medals?

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mysteryman wrote:

DrewDad wrote:
H2O_MAN wrote:
Sure, no problem.

President Bush has done an outstanding job of protecting this country
from any additional terrorist attacks and that is worthy of a medal.

If you disagree, then maybe you would prefer more bloodshed on our soil.

Without debating the merits of your assertion, I'd like to know why someone deserves a medal for doing his job.

I did a nice job of installing a router the other day. Pin one on me.

Then why do we give meals [sic] to cops and firefighters for valor?
Why does the military award medals?

I think you answered your own question.

Noun 1. valor - the qualities of a hero or heroine; exceptional or heroic courage when facing danger (especially in battle); "he showed great heroism in battle"; "he received a medal for valor"

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Dems and their ilk are obvious traitors to the United States and friends of our sworn Muslim enemies.

Once you understand that, you'll adopt my tactics toward the commie left here at A2K.

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DrewDad wrote:

mysteryman wrote:
DrewDad wrote:
H2O_MAN wrote:
Sure, no problem.

President Bush has done an outstanding job of protecting this country
from any additional terrorist attacks and that is worthy of a medal.

If you disagree, then maybe you would prefer more bloodshed on our soil.

Without debating the merits of your assertion, I'd like to know why someone deserves a medal for doing his job.

I did a nice job of installing a router the other day. Pin one on me.

Then why do we give meals [sic] to cops and firefighters for valor?
Why does the military award medals?

I think you answered your own question.

Noun 1. valor - the qualities of a hero or heroine; exceptional or heroic courage when facing danger (especially in battle); "he showed great heroism in battle"; "he received a medal for valor"

Showing valor is also part of the job.
A firefighter goes in when everyone else is running out.
Thats not valor, its a job description.

Why give a medal for doing your job?

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cjhsa wrote:

Dems and their ilk are obvious traitors to the United States and friends of our sworn Muslim enemies.

Paranoia is a disturbed thought process characterized by excessive anxiety or fear, often to the point of irrationality and delusion. Paranoid thinking typically includes persecutory beliefs concerning a perceived threat.

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You bet I'm paranoid - look who's SOTH you dimwit.

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mysteryman wrote:

DrewDad wrote:
mysteryman wrote:
DrewDad wrote:
H2O_MAN wrote:
Sure, no problem.

President Bush has done an outstanding job of protecting this country
from any additional terrorist attacks and that is worthy of a medal.

If you disagree, then maybe you would prefer more bloodshed on our soil.

Without debating the merits of your assertion, I'd like to know why someone deserves a medal for doing his job.

I did a nice job of installing a router the other day. Pin one on me.

Then why do we give meals [sic] to cops and firefighters for valor?
Why does the military award medals?

I think you answered your own question.

Noun 1. valor - the qualities of a hero or heroine; exceptional or heroic courage when facing danger (especially in battle); "he showed great heroism in battle"; "he received a medal for valor"

Showing valor is also part of the job.
A firefighter goes in when everyone else is running out.
Thats not valor, its a job description.

Why give a medal for doing your job?

So what has Bush done that's shows valor?

Thanks for helping me show the absurdity of H2O_MAN's assertion.

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