G.O.P. Losses Attributable to altruism

old europe wrote:

OmSigDAVID wrote:
HOW, pray tell, was it " already obvious " ??

I thought that was what you meant when you said

OmSigDAVID wrote:
Obvious.

If that's not the case, what else did you mean when you said

OmSigDAVID wrote:
Obvious.

???

Saddam knew for YEARS that we were coming
to overthrow his dynasty; to FINISH the job that the first Bush began.
THAT was Obvious.

We were too slow in getting the war started.
Slow, but obvious.

Too slow in stopping it, also,
since we won the war when we caught Saddam;
from that time forward, he was no longer a threat.

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This is hilarious. It ranks right up there with the "86% Believe President Bush's Actions Justify Impeachment" as an example of goofy self-delusion. I'll run over to that thread to laugh at them after i'm through with this.

David, what are you smokin'? The "we wanted to liberate the Iraqi people from a brutal dictator" horseshit was only trotted out after no womds were found, and no evidence to link Iraq to Al Qaeda.

This is as much an exercise in fantasy as your pro-gun rants.

For free entertainment, you can't beat this place.

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Setanta wrote:

I'll run over to that thread to laugh at them after i'm through with this.

Splendid! Worthy for the sig line pirates to plunder and pillage!

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The entertainment value of this site can't be overstated.

Have you seen Zippo's "86% for impeachment" thread? He is roughly the leftwing equivalent of David, here.

There is never a lack at this site, of the delusional attempting to convince everyone else to embrace the same delusion, whether they be leftwingnuts or rightwingnuts.

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for cannibals, like our hungry davie, not eating your neighbor is a form of altruism.

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kuvasz wrote:

for cannibals, like our hungry davie, not eating your neighbor is a form of altruism.

Good point . . . he shows his charitable nature every day by not spraying the neighborhood indiscrimately with the assault rifles in his arsenal . . .

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Setanta wrote:

This is hilarious. It ranks right up there with the "86% Believe President Bush's Actions Justify Impeachment" as an example of goofy self-delusion. I'll run over to that thread to laugh at them after i'm through with this.

David, what are you smokin'?
The "we wanted to liberate the Iraqi people
from a brutal dictator" horseshit was only trotted out after no womds were found,
and no evidence to link Iraq to Al Qaeda.

This is as much an exercise in fantasy as your pro-gun rants.

For free entertainment, you can't beat this place.

I never said that we went there for that purpose,
any more than we went to Germany nor Japan
to rid them of brutal dictators;
that was a nice side-effect ( the same as with Saddam ),
but we went to all 3 of them to defend ourselves, Chuckles.

A homicidal maniac with a grudge against us,
vast wealth, and a big interest in nukes
was an intolerable threat ( whether u find the nukes, or not ).
Chortle about that.

David

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kuvasz wrote:

for cannibals, like our hungry davie,
not eating your neighbor is a form of altruism.

Hay ! I 'm into fine dining.

I 'm sure thay 'd taste terrible,
outside of the fact that it wud not be in good taste; kinda gross.
Thay 'd probably object.
David

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Tidal influences are what drive the circulation of blood through the body. The heart's function is to contain and manifest elements of soul.

Many ideas are interesting not in and of themselves. The wonderment arises because there are people who actually hold them.

And that's why we sometimes bother to read omsig.

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blatham wrote:

Tidal influences are what drive the circulation of blood through the body. The heart's function is to contain and manifest elements of soul.

Many ideas are interesting not in and of themselves. The wonderment arises because there are people who actually hold them.

And that's why we sometimes bother to read omsig.

This evening, I dined at a rather fine quality Chinese/Polynesian neighborhood restaurant.
I had a very good roast duck.

The restaurant provided me with the PERFECT fortune cookie
for Blatham, to wit:
" Strong and bitter words indicate a weak cause. "

David

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" Strong and bitter words indicate a weak cause. "

You need to consider that before you decide to start another one of these threads.

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edgarblythe wrote:

" Strong and bitter words indicate a weak cause. "

You need to consider that before you decide to start another one of these threads.

U r very FAST, Ed.
Credit to u for that.

However, I strongly suspect that,
in your case, it applies only to the issue
of WHOSE ox is gored; i.e., u will approve if
freedom of the individual is humiliated
in subordination to the collective; not otherwise.

David

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OmSigDAVID wrote:

The restaurant provided me with the PERFECT fortune cookie
for Blatham, to wit:
" Strong and bitter words indicate a weak cause. "

David

Nah, don't kid yourself - this is what you got!!

http://www.prosoundweb.com/fun/Photofun/64_chicken.jpg

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CalamityJane wrote:

OmSigDAVID wrote:
The restaurant provided me with the PERFECT fortune cookie
for Blatham, to wit:
" Strong and bitter words indicate a weak cause. "

David

Nah, don't kid yourself - this is what you got!!

It was not SUPPOSED to be chicken.

I ordered DUCK.

That is what thay delivered; I can tell the difference.

It was superb.
David

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OmSigDAVID wrote:

blatham wrote:
Tidal influences are what drive the circulation of blood through the body. The heart's function is to contain and manifest elements of soul.

Many ideas are interesting not in and of themselves. The wonderment arises because there are people who actually hold them.

And that's why we sometimes bother to read omsig.

This evening, I dined at a rather fine quality Chinese/Polynesian neighborhood restaurant.
I had a very good roast duck.

The restaurant provided me with the PERFECT fortune cookie
for Blatham, to wit:
" Strong and bitter words indicate a weak cause. "

David

Yikes! And you, on your short break from large fucia lettering, thought that applied to someone else?

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blatham wrote:

OmSigDAVID wrote:
blatham wrote:
Tidal influences are what drive the circulation of blood through the body. The heart's function is to contain and manifest elements of soul.

Many ideas are interesting not in and of themselves. The wonderment arises because there are people who actually hold them.

And that's why we sometimes bother to read omsig.

This evening, I dined at a rather fine quality Chinese/Polynesian neighborhood restaurant.
I had a very good roast duck.

The restaurant provided me with the PERFECT fortune cookie
for Blatham, to wit:
" Strong and bitter words indicate a weak cause. "

David

Yikes! And you, on your short break from large fucia lettering, thought that applied to someone else?

Its just that it fit u so PERFECTLY.

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Quote:

fucia

Fuschia

Cycloptichorn

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Don't ask why I know...

Cycloptichorn

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I suspect it has to do with shopping for dainties. And thanks for the reminder.

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Cycloptichorn wrote:

Quote:
fucia

Fuschia

A a genus of flowering plants, mostly shrubs, named after the German botanist Leonhart Fuchs.

Fuchsia.

:wink:

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