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Now We Know Where The Evil Ones Get Their Weapons

 
 
blacksmithn
 
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Reply Tue 16 Jan, 2007 10:19 pm
Brandon9000 wrote:
blacksmithn wrote:
You ought to put your will where your mouth is then and toddle off to help support the fledgling democracy, gun in hand.

That's a false argument and obviously so. First of all, I don't have to participate in every single thing I believe in. Secondly, even accurately showing my personal faults says nothing about the truth or falsehood of my assertions. Thirdly, you have utterly failed to address the content of what I asserted, undoubtedly because you cannot. You apparently prefer to debate in the style of small children.


This is the most disingenous and self-serving tripe I've ever seen. I hazard to guess that none of the other "things" you claim to believe in (and frankly, I don't think you believe in a goddamned thing the Republican Party doesn't spoon feed you) involve life or death, let alone the grand cause of promoting democracy and freeing the benighted people of Iraq from the hold of "barbarians," as you so histrionically put it.

So, general, if you want to talk the talk and blithely throw other people's bodies into harm's way for the sake of your erstwhile beliefs, it's entirely on point to suggest that you take your lily-livered white ass out to the closest recruiter and walk the walk as well.

Unless and until you do so, then you remain simply a coward and a hypocrite whose lunatic "points" are discredited by your own behavior.
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Bi-Polar Bear
 
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Reply Tue 16 Jan, 2007 10:20 pm
Brandon9000 wrote:
blacksmithn wrote:
You ought to put your will where your mouth is then and toddle off to help support the fledgling democracy, gun in hand.

That's a false argument and obviously so. First of all, I don't have to participate in every single thing I believe in. Secondly, even accurately showing my personal faults says nothing about the truth or falsehood of my assertions. Thirdly, you have utterly failed to address the content of what I asserted, undoubtedly because you cannot. You apparently prefer to debate in the style of small children.


In English..... no balls. Laughing
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Brandon9000
 
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Reply Wed 17 Jan, 2007 12:37 am
blacksmithn wrote:
Brandon9000 wrote:
blacksmithn wrote:
You ought to put your will where your mouth is then and toddle off to help support the fledgling democracy, gun in hand.

That's a false argument and obviously so. First of all, I don't have to participate in every single thing I believe in. Secondly, even accurately showing my personal faults says nothing about the truth or falsehood of my assertions. Thirdly, you have utterly failed to address the content of what I asserted, undoubtedly because you cannot. You apparently prefer to debate in the style of small children.


This is the most disingenous and self-serving tripe I've ever seen. I hazard to guess that none of the other "things" you claim to believe in (and frankly, I don't think you believe in a goddamned thing the Republican Party doesn't spoon feed you) involve life or death, let alone the grand cause of promoting democracy and freeing the benighted people of Iraq from the hold of "barbarians," as you so histrionically put it.

So, general, if you want to talk the talk and blithely throw other people's bodies into harm's way for the sake of your erstwhile beliefs, it's entirely on point to suggest that you take your lily-livered white ass out to the closest recruiter and walk the walk as well.

Unless and until you do so, then you remain simply a coward and a hypocrite whose lunatic "points" are discredited by your own behavior.

Repeating bad logic more emphatically, doesn't make it any more correct, nor does more colorful name calling. I believe that staying in Iraq for awhile to protect a fledgling democracy aganst people who wish to replace it with a dictatorship is a worthwhile goal. They are truly barbarians, since they both plant bombs indiscrimanately, and believe in dictatorship as a form of government. As I pointed out before, no amount of negative descriptions of my character, whether accurate or inaccurate, constitute an argument against my position. That's elementary. Ad hominems are irrelevant to debate. Unless you provide an actual argument against my assertion, which you certainly show neither the ability nor the inclination to do, my position prevails in this disagreement.
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kelticwizard
 
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Reply Wed 17 Jan, 2007 01:17 am
McGentrix wrote:
Rice, as Secretary of State, she has far greater responsibility for the people of the United States, including each and every soldier. Far greater responsibility then those merely related to those soldiers. .........

........It's an easy tactic to declare that Bush and others in government "don't care" because they aren't going, but I guarantee you they care and they live with the deaths of each and every single one of them.


And you base this assessment of Rice's caring about our tropps on what-her Imelda Marcos shoe shoppping spree while the bodies were floating in the water in New Orleans?
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edgarblythe
 
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Reply Wed 17 Jan, 2007 04:41 am
At the time they were whipping up the war hysteria and prepared to invade Iraq, I ranted to my boss-lady about Bush's lies, the folly, etc. She said, "I would sacrifice my son over there." To which I replied, "They take women, too." She terminated the conversation pretty abruptly.
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blacksmithn
 
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Reply Wed 17 Jan, 2007 06:43 am
Brandon9000 wrote:
blacksmithn wrote:
Brandon9000 wrote:
blacksmithn wrote:
You ought to put your will where your mouth is then and toddle off to help support the fledgling democracy, gun in hand.

That's a false argument and obviously so. First of all, I don't have to participate in every single thing I believe in. Secondly, even accurately showing my personal faults says nothing about the truth or falsehood of my assertions. Thirdly, you have utterly failed to address the content of what I asserted, undoubtedly because you cannot. You apparently prefer to debate in the style of small children.


This is the most disingenous and self-serving tripe I've ever seen. I hazard to guess that none of the other "things" you claim to believe in (and frankly, I don't think you believe in a goddamned thing the Republican Party doesn't spoon feed you) involve life or death, let alone the grand cause of promoting democracy and freeing the benighted people of Iraq from the hold of "barbarians," as you so histrionically put it.

So, general, if you want to talk the talk and blithely throw other people's bodies into harm's way for the sake of your erstwhile beliefs, it's entirely on point to suggest that you take your lily-livered white ass out to the closest recruiter and walk the walk as well.

Unless and until you do so, then you remain simply a coward and a hypocrite whose lunatic "points" are discredited by your own behavior.

Repeating bad logic more emphatically, doesn't make it any more correct, nor does more colorful name calling. I believe that staying in Iraq for awhile to protect a fledgling democracy aganst people who wish to replace it with a dictatorship is a worthwhile goal. They are truly barbarians, since they both plant bombs indiscrimanately, and believe in dictatorship as a form of government. As I pointed out before, no amount of negative descriptions of my character, whether accurate or inaccurate, constitute an argument against my position. That's elementary. Ad hominems are irrelevant to debate. Unless you provide an actual argument against my assertion, which you certainly show neither the ability nor the inclination to do, my position prevails in this disagreement.


First of all, character counts, as your ilk was so fond of reminding us not so long ago. And your character-- or lack thereof-- is self-evident.

Secondly, you're right-- repeating bad logic more emphatically doesn't make it more correct. I suggest you stop repeating your flawed, morally bankrupt nonsense any further. The silence would be most welcome.

You believe in shipping more bodies into a pointless, needless war fought to date without any strategy for victory-- or indeed, evidence of much strategy at all-- in the apparent belief that running up the body count will somehow achieve a nebulously defined "win" for our side. All the while mouthing platitudes about "barbarians" and "democracy," yet too frightened or too selfish to discomfit yourself in the least.

Still, general, given your demeanor and witless mouthings of the Republican line, I'm not going to delude myself into believing that you'll have the decency or the humanity to shut eff up, but I'll take a page from your great decider and hope against hope that wishing would make it so.
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blacksmithn
 
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Reply Wed 17 Jan, 2007 06:45 am
Brandon9000 wrote:
blacksmithn wrote:
Brandon9000 wrote:
blacksmithn wrote:
You ought to put your will where your mouth is then and toddle off to help support the fledgling democracy, gun in hand.

That's a false argument and obviously so. First of all, I don't have to participate in every single thing I believe in. Secondly, even accurately showing my personal faults says nothing about the truth or falsehood of my assertions. Thirdly, you have utterly failed to address the content of what I asserted, undoubtedly because you cannot. You apparently prefer to debate in the style of small children.


This is the most disingenous and self-serving tripe I've ever seen. I hazard to guess that none of the other "things" you claim to believe in (and frankly, I don't think you believe in a goddamned thing the Republican Party doesn't spoon feed you) involve life or death, let alone the grand cause of promoting democracy and freeing the benighted people of Iraq from the hold of "barbarians," as you so histrionically put it.

So, general, if you want to talk the talk and blithely throw other people's bodies into harm's way for the sake of your erstwhile beliefs, it's entirely on point to suggest that you take your lily-livered white ass out to the closest recruiter and walk the walk as well.

Unless and until you do so, then you remain simply a coward and a hypocrite whose lunatic "points" are discredited by your own behavior.

Repeating bad logic more emphatically, doesn't make it any more correct, nor does more colorful name calling. I believe that staying in Iraq for awhile to protect a fledgling democracy aganst people who wish to replace it with a dictatorship is a worthwhile goal. They are truly barbarians, since they both plant bombs indiscrimanately, and believe in dictatorship as a form of government. As I pointed out before, no amount of negative descriptions of my character, whether accurate or inaccurate, constitute an argument against my position. That's elementary. Ad hominems are irrelevant to debate. Unless you provide an actual argument against my assertion, which you certainly show neither the ability nor the inclination to do, my position prevails in this disagreement.


First of all, character counts, as your ilk was so fond of reminding us not so long ago. And your character-- or lack thereof-- is self-evident.

Secondly, you're right-- repeating bad logic more emphatically doesn't make it more correct. I suggest you stop repeating your flawed, morally bankrupt nonsense any further. The silence would be most welcome.

You believe in shipping more bodies into a pointless, needless war fought to date without any strategy for victory-- or indeed, evidence of much strategy at all-- in the apparent belief that running up the body count will somehow achieve a nebulously defined "win" for our side. All the while mouthing platitudes about "barbarians" and "democracy," yet too frightened or too selfish to discomfit yourself in the least.

Still, general, given your demeanor and witless mouthings of the Republican line, I'm not going to delude myself into believing that you'll have the decency or the humanity to shut eff up, but I'll take a page from your great decider and hope against hope that wishing would make it so.
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Brandon9000
 
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Reply Wed 17 Jan, 2007 09:22 am
blacksmithn wrote:
Brandon9000 wrote:
blacksmithn wrote:
Brandon9000 wrote:
blacksmithn wrote:
You ought to put your will where your mouth is then and toddle off to help support the fledgling democracy, gun in hand.

That's a false argument and obviously so. First of all, I don't have to participate in every single thing I believe in. Secondly, even accurately showing my personal faults says nothing about the truth or falsehood of my assertions. Thirdly, you have utterly failed to address the content of what I asserted, undoubtedly because you cannot. You apparently prefer to debate in the style of small children.


This is the most disingenous and self-serving tripe I've ever seen. I hazard to guess that none of the other "things" you claim to believe in (and frankly, I don't think you believe in a goddamned thing the Republican Party doesn't spoon feed you) involve life or death, let alone the grand cause of promoting democracy and freeing the benighted people of Iraq from the hold of "barbarians," as you so histrionically put it.

So, general, if you want to talk the talk and blithely throw other people's bodies into harm's way for the sake of your erstwhile beliefs, it's entirely on point to suggest that you take your lily-livered white ass out to the closest recruiter and walk the walk as well.

Unless and until you do so, then you remain simply a coward and a hypocrite whose lunatic "points" are discredited by your own behavior.

Repeating bad logic more emphatically, doesn't make it any more correct, nor does more colorful name calling. I believe that staying in Iraq for awhile to protect a fledgling democracy aganst people who wish to replace it with a dictatorship is a worthwhile goal. They are truly barbarians, since they both plant bombs indiscrimanately, and believe in dictatorship as a form of government. As I pointed out before, no amount of negative descriptions of my character, whether accurate or inaccurate, constitute an argument against my position. That's elementary. Ad hominems are irrelevant to debate. Unless you provide an actual argument against my assertion, which you certainly show neither the ability nor the inclination to do, my position prevails in this disagreement.


First of all, character counts, as your ilk was so fond of reminding us not so long ago. And your character-- or lack thereof-- is self-evident.

Character counts in some things, but not in disproving someone's opinion in an argument. No matter what you prove about someone's character, it doesn't show that something he asserted is false. This is universally agreed upon and self-evident, and I find it amusing that I have to spoon feed it to you....

blacksmithn wrote:
...You believe in shipping more bodies into a pointless, needless war fought to date without any strategy for victory-- or indeed, evidence of much strategy at all-- in the apparent belief that running up the body count will somehow achieve a nebulously defined "win" for our side.

No, I don't. I defy you to find any post of mine in which I endorsed fighting without strategy or the idea that mere body count is effective. I have only stated that I believe that protecting a new, feeble democracy against those who would pull it down and replace it with a dictatorship is a worthwhile use of our army.

blacksmithn wrote:
....All the while mouthing platitudes about "barbarians" and "democracy," yet too frightened or too selfish to discomfit yourself in the least.

Apparently you believe that any use of the words barbarian or democracy automatically constitutes a platitude. People who plant bombs indiscriminately in public places, actually hoping that the innocent will die to spread terror, people who believe in dictatorship as a form of government, and people who believe that only their religion is valid or permissible actually are barbarians. Your scoffing at the use of the word democracy to describe a government which is a democracy says quite a lot about the depth of your belief that all people deserve self-determination.

blacksmithn wrote:
....Still, general, given your demeanor and witless mouthings of the Republican line...

You have no basis whatever for determining whether I assert conventional Republican opinions because I am mindlessly mouthing them or because they simply happen to correspond to ideas that I have personally thought out carefully.

blacksmithn wrote:
....I'm not going to delude myself into believing that you'll have the decency or the humanity to shut eff up, but I'll take a page from your great decider and hope against hope that wishing would make it so.

This is revealing of your apparent belief that only you have the right to state opinions publicly. I had no idea that posting my opinions here was "indecent."
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blacksmithn
 
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Reply Wed 17 Jan, 2007 09:55 am
Your opinion is what it is-- worthless maunderings of yet another cowardly armchair general.

Urging continued limitless sacrifice at the risk of life and limb for others while refusing to accept the same risks yourself is, however, indecent and downright obscene.
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Bi-Polar Bear
 
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Reply Wed 17 Jan, 2007 09:58 am
blacksmithn how many times do you have to be told.... one can support an action that causes death, mutilation and incalcuable misery without actually leaving the table and getting one's hands dirty.

Honestly blacksmithn you're an attorney so you must be fairly intelligent... why can't you get this?
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blacksmithn
 
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Reply Wed 17 Jan, 2007 10:02 am
Oh, in that case, throw a few more bodies on the fire!

Have somebody else do it, I mean!
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Brandon9000
 
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Reply Wed 17 Jan, 2007 10:18 am
blacksmithn wrote:
Your opinion is what it is-- worthless maunderings of yet another cowardly armchair general.

Urging continued limitless sacrifice at the risk of life and limb for others while refusing to accept the same risks yourself is, however, indecent and downright obscene.

The idea that no one can support a war without being in the army is silly, but even that aside, I will point out for the third time that nothing bad you assert or even prove about my character has the effect of disproving my opinions.

People like you never engage in a simple, dignified debate of the content of an issue, preferring instead to take the "low road" and call names, attack the other's character, etc., etc. If you ever want to try to actually support your ideas by comparing them with mine, have me paged, but I won't hold my breath.
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Cycloptichorn
 
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Reply Wed 17 Jan, 2007 10:37 am
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I think your whole statement is utter and complete bullshit. Rice doesn't have have the same amount invested in this as other Americans? You should be ashamed of that statement just as much as Boxer should be for her ridiculous statement.


I take this to mean that I shouldn't be ashamed at all, because Boxer certainly has no reason to be, and you suggested we should be equally ashamed. I accept.

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The slur "chickenhawk", and that is indeed what it is, is nothing but a cheap tactic used when the left can no longer come up with anything to say in response. It the reply of the weak.


You're wrong here, because you cannot counter with any actual facts about why you, McG, and others, cannot go and fight the Islamoterrorists. Or Will not. Or aren't required to. Whatever you need to say to avoid actually going and facing danger yourself, you're prepared to say, I have no doubts.

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Rice, as Secretary of State, she has far greater responsibility for the people of the United States, including each and every soldier. Far greater responsibility then those merely related to those soldiers.


I agree, but in typical fashion, we aren't talking about who has 'responsibilty' over the soldiers, we are talking about personal involvement and relation to those who are in danger. Bush doesn't have this, and neither does Rice, neither do I, neither does Boxer. We don't have the same amount invested in this war as others who have family there.

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Our civilian government sends those men and women into danger. It's an easy tactic to declare that Bush and others in government "don't care" because they aren't going, but I guarantee you they care and they live with the deaths of each and every single one of them.


You cannot make this guarantee, for you cannot see into the hearts and minds of those you are describing. You are merely talking out your ass here, because you have a lack of proof, evidence, or anything showing that this is true. Just a bunch of words, no actions.

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They take defending the nation far more seriously than a bunch of slobs posting on an internet forum trying to defame them.


Really? I ask, because this slob is dead serious about defaming them.

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They speak to the soldiers parents, they live with the facts that they have sent those soldiers to their deaths, no leader bears more responsibility for their deaths and the reasons for their deaths then the President. He is Commander in Chief.


Apparently a Deified CIC to you, the way you talk about him in such reverent tones. You're telling me that Bush bears more responsibility for the death of a soldier then the platoon seargent who sent him into the building to die? Then his parents, who have to live with a big hole in their lives in perpetuity?

Let me ask you, then, those who were tortured to death and maimed in Abu Ghraib - does Bush bear the responsiblity for their deaths as well? Or is it merely the noble deaths, the ones that add to his cred, that he is responsible for?

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They were elected to lead our country and they do so to the best of their abilities and whether or not you, or anyone else agrees with them, they face the realities of a world in which terrorism is a real threat. They face the pressure deciding to send soldiers to war and that war results in death.


A wonderful description of reality. Also, a useless paragraph in that nothing you wrote here actually means anything.

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You come on here flinging words like "chickenhawk" around because you disagree with others opinions.


Not true; it's because others are cowards who would volunteer any number of soldiers to die in their stead, who consistently vote for others to pick up the burden but not themselves, who would prolong conflicts which bring death and dying, who are cavalier about war and death and murder - as long as it's a useless Iraqi, that is. I call those Chickenhawks who are Chickenhawks; those who talk a huge game and could never back it up themselves. Those who advocate 'taking the gloves off of the military' and stepping up the killing of innocents to win this war. I find it to be morally repugnant, and the worst part is, they pat themselves on the back every day for being 'tough' enough to see this thing through, and so much stronger than the 'euroweenies' and 'hippie peaceniks' who are trying to end the conflict. It is truly amazing to watch the cognitive dissonance in action.

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No other reason at all.


I detailed above the other reason.

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Having experience as a soldier, or having family at war does not have any bearing at all on my opinions.


Yes, it does. It means you can toss around extreme opinions and there is never a personal or familial consequence for your actions. No opinion or preferred course of action of yours will lead to the death of you or a loved one. Therefore, it is neccessary to label you a Chickenhawk; one who is super-willing to send others to fight and die, one who trivializes the death of civilians, who reduces war to some sort of Realpolitik game, who throws out a$$hole comments constantly about the low morals and will of those who seek to stop the war.

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Calling me, or other posters, coward is nothing more then your being a jerk. It the insult of last resort for you and your ilk.


You would certainly know about being a jerk, mmm?

And I certainly have other insults I can resort to, if neccessary.

The fact stands unrebutted that neither Rice nor Boxer have a family member in the military, so neither of them will be paying a strong price for this conflict. Boxer's comments were accurate and appropriate to the conversation at hand.

Cycloptichorn
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woiyo
 
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Reply Wed 17 Jan, 2007 11:58 am
The purpose of a Congressional Hearing is to provide a means for representatives to gather information relative to the sbject of the hearing. In this case, the subject is strategy involving the Iraq War.

It is NOT a time for insulting the Secretary of State concerning a totally irrlevant issue, her parental status.The Secretary of State's parental status is irrelevant to her ability to administer policy.

Boxer was out of line.
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blacksmithn
 
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Reply Wed 17 Jan, 2007 02:29 pm
Brandon9000 wrote:
blacksmithn wrote:
Your opinion is what it is-- worthless maunderings of yet another cowardly armchair general.

Urging continued limitless sacrifice at the risk of life and limb for others while refusing to accept the same risks yourself is, however, indecent and downright obscene.

The idea that no one can support a war without being in the army is silly, but even that aside, I will point out for the third time that nothing bad you assert or even prove about my character has the effect of disproving my opinions.

People like you never engage in a simple, dignified debate of the content of an issue, preferring instead to take the "low road" and call names, attack the other's character, etc., etc. If you ever want to try to actually support your ideas by comparing them with mine, have me paged, but I won't hold my breath.


Whatever. Have it your way, Captain Hides-Under-The-Bed. You're a heroic supporter of democracy, unequaled at advocating that others bear your burden, that anyone other than you pay the price you so cannily avoid. Keep it up, you'll win that Medal of Freedom yet!

I'd have said Medal of Honor, but then you'd actually need to wear a uniform to get that one and we know you'd never stoop to anything so lowly and, dare we say it, dangerous.
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Brandon9000
 
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Reply Wed 17 Jan, 2007 03:28 pm
blacksmithn wrote:
Brandon9000 wrote:
blacksmithn wrote:
Your opinion is what it is-- worthless maunderings of yet another cowardly armchair general.

Urging continued limitless sacrifice at the risk of life and limb for others while refusing to accept the same risks yourself is, however, indecent and downright obscene.

The idea that no one can support a war without being in the army is silly, but even that aside, I will point out for the third time that nothing bad you assert or even prove about my character has the effect of disproving my opinions.

People like you never engage in a simple, dignified debate of the content of an issue, preferring instead to take the "low road" and call names, attack the other's character, etc., etc. If you ever want to try to actually support your ideas by comparing them with mine, have me paged, but I won't hold my breath.


Whatever. Have it your way, Captain Hides-Under-The-Bed. You're a heroic supporter of democracy, unequaled at advocating that others bear your burden, that anyone other than you pay the price you so cannily avoid. Keep it up, you'll win that Medal of Freedom yet!

I'd have said Medal of Honor, but then you'd actually need to wear a uniform to get that one and we know you'd never stoop to anything so lowly and, dare we say it, dangerous.

You're a "quick" learner I see. Okay, well, now that you have me pegged, how about trying to show that the content of my opinion was wrong? Up to this point you haven't done the tiniest particle of damage to anything I've asserted. It only shows the feebleness of your opinions that you can't and won't try to defend them.
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JTT
 
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Reply Wed 17 Jan, 2007 07:08 pm
woiyo wrote:
The purpose of a Congressional Hearing is to provide a means for representatives to gather information relative to the sbject of the hearing. In this case, the subject is strategy involving the Iraq War.

It is NOT a time for insulting the Secretary of State concerning a totally irrlevant issue, her parental status.The Secretary of State's parental status is irrelevant to her ability to administer policy.



It is Boxer's duty as a representative of the people to call these scoundrels on their lies and perfidy.
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blacksmithn
 
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Reply Wed 17 Jan, 2007 09:20 pm
Brandon9000 wrote:
blacksmithn wrote:
Brandon9000 wrote:
blacksmithn wrote:
Your opinion is what it is-- worthless maunderings of yet another cowardly armchair general.

Urging continued limitless sacrifice at the risk of life and limb for others while refusing to accept the same risks yourself is, however, indecent and downright obscene.

The idea that no one can support a war without being in the army is silly, but even that aside, I will point out for the third time that nothing bad you assert or even prove about my character has the effect of disproving my opinions.

People like you never engage in a simple, dignified debate of the content of an issue, preferring instead to take the "low road" and call names, attack the other's character, etc., etc. If you ever want to try to actually support your ideas by comparing them with mine, have me paged, but I won't hold my breath.


Whatever. Have it your way, Captain Hides-Under-The-Bed. You're a heroic supporter of democracy, unequaled at advocating that others bear your burden, that anyone other than you pay the price you so cannily avoid. Keep it up, you'll win that Medal of Freedom yet!

I'd have said Medal of Honor, but then you'd actually need to wear a uniform to get that one and we know you'd never stoop to anything so lowly and, dare we say it, dangerous.

You're a "quick" learner I see. Okay, well, now that you have me pegged, how about trying to show that the content of my opinion was wrong? Up to this point you haven't done the tiniest particle of damage to anything I've asserted. It only shows the feebleness of your opinions that you can't and won't try to defend them.


What part of "worthless maunderings" didn't you understand, Lieutenant Shakes-In-The-Closet?
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blacksmithn
 
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Reply Wed 17 Jan, 2007 09:20 pm
Brandon9000 wrote:
blacksmithn wrote:
Brandon9000 wrote:
blacksmithn wrote:
Your opinion is what it is-- worthless maunderings of yet another cowardly armchair general.

Urging continued limitless sacrifice at the risk of life and limb for others while refusing to accept the same risks yourself is, however, indecent and downright obscene.

The idea that no one can support a war without being in the army is silly, but even that aside, I will point out for the third time that nothing bad you assert or even prove about my character has the effect of disproving my opinions.

People like you never engage in a simple, dignified debate of the content of an issue, preferring instead to take the "low road" and call names, attack the other's character, etc., etc. If you ever want to try to actually support your ideas by comparing them with mine, have me paged, but I won't hold my breath.


Whatever. Have it your way, Captain Hides-Under-The-Bed. You're a heroic supporter of democracy, unequaled at advocating that others bear your burden, that anyone other than you pay the price you so cannily avoid. Keep it up, you'll win that Medal of Freedom yet!

I'd have said Medal of Honor, but then you'd actually need to wear a uniform to get that one and we know you'd never stoop to anything so lowly and, dare we say it, dangerous.

You're a "quick" learner I see. Okay, well, now that you have me pegged, how about trying to show that the content of my opinion was wrong? Up to this point you haven't done the tiniest particle of damage to anything I've asserted. It only shows the feebleness of your opinions that you can't and won't try to defend them.


What part of "worthless maunderings" didn't you understand, Lieutenant Shakes-In-The-Closet?
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blacksmithn
 
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Reply Wed 17 Jan, 2007 09:21 pm
Brandon9000 wrote:
blacksmithn wrote:
Brandon9000 wrote:
blacksmithn wrote:
Your opinion is what it is-- worthless maunderings of yet another cowardly armchair general.

Urging continued limitless sacrifice at the risk of life and limb for others while refusing to accept the same risks yourself is, however, indecent and downright obscene.

The idea that no one can support a war without being in the army is silly, but even that aside, I will point out for the third time that nothing bad you assert or even prove about my character has the effect of disproving my opinions.

People like you never engage in a simple, dignified debate of the content of an issue, preferring instead to take the "low road" and call names, attack the other's character, etc., etc. If you ever want to try to actually support your ideas by comparing them with mine, have me paged, but I won't hold my breath.


Whatever. Have it your way, Captain Hides-Under-The-Bed. You're a heroic supporter of democracy, unequaled at advocating that others bear your burden, that anyone other than you pay the price you so cannily avoid. Keep it up, you'll win that Medal of Freedom yet!

I'd have said Medal of Honor, but then you'd actually need to wear a uniform to get that one and we know you'd never stoop to anything so lowly and, dare we say it, dangerous.

You're a "quick" learner I see. Okay, well, now that you have me pegged, how about trying to show that the content of my opinion was wrong? Up to this point you haven't done the tiniest particle of damage to anything I've asserted. It only shows the feebleness of your opinions that you can't and won't try to defend them.


What part of "worthless maunderings" didn't you understand, Lieutenant Shakes-In-The-Closet?
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