The "Democratization of Democracy"

**BigVrunga** · 08-11-2006, 08:40 AM

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I'd take Benny over Bush, too. But, I honeslty don't see how we can weed out an enemy disguised as a standard civilians without making sacrificies.

Well, they're not disguised as non-muslim civilians from areas other than the middle east, generally. That narrows it down a bit. Ooops - thats not very PC, is it...

Its the truth, but predjudice toward an ethnic group isnt cool either, even though most terrorists are in that group. Its a sticky situation I guess - and it can't really be rectified without imposing restrictions on everyone, or being very anti-american to a large group of generally innocent people.

When I first made this thread, I really didnt look into what each candiate represented, only that I thought it was a good thing that people got up enough motivation to make a change to the system.

Now, looking at what changes their trying to make, I'd have to agree with my right-wing AM friends above that its pretty damn stupid. Go over to Iraq, push the whole country into civil war and then just leave? What are they trying to do - forge an entire generation of new terrorists? That's what's going on now even - you dont get the number of Iraqi civilians dead often but its quite large. And every kid that saw his family blown up by a US bomb is now looking at the jihadist *******s as heroes. Bush is a ****ing jackass for getting us into the whole mess in the first place,but now whats done is done, and it should be seen through the right way.

It looks like the democratic party really doesnt have a plan, they're just making a bunch of noise because they dont like George Bush. I dont like George Bush either, but Im smart enough to see that the solution isnt just to drop everything and leave.

**kwyckemynd00** · 08-11-2006, 10:02 AM

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Originally Posted by anabolicrhino

When you give up nationally the very freedom that you are supposedly fighting for abroad, a paradox develops. This paradox divides the nation, which is the main goal of the terrorist. Divide then conquer.

Heightening security doesn't cause divisions, politicians trying to capitalize on another politicians policies do.

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"the act of doing nothing and the action of inaction is the key to finding the way"- BRUCE LEE

http://anabolicminds.com/forum/image...ies/bruce1.gif

LOL...Does Bruce Lee secretly head the UN?

**BigVrunga** · 08-11-2006, 10:15 AM

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LOL...Does Bruce Lee secretly head the UN?

Too bad he didnt! We could stop Al-Queda with ninja mind powers and throwing stars.

anabolicrhino · 08-11-2006, 03:03 PM

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Originally Posted by kwyckemynd00

Heightening security doesn't cause divisions, politicians trying to capitalize on another politicians policies do.

LOL...Does Bruce Lee secretly head the UN?

Well, technically I think he is dead. The UN is secretly run by multinational corporations with the majority being oil companies
uber-banks,agro-buisnesses, drug and weapons dealers. The rest are xenophobic population control czars.

BioHazzard · 08-11-2006, 04:12 PM

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Originally Posted by BigVrunga

.....When I first made this thread, I really didnt look into what each candiate represented, only that I thought it was a good thing that people got up enough motivation to make a change to the system.

Now, looking at what changes their trying to make, I'd have to agree with my right-wing AM friends above that its pretty damn stupid. Go over to Iraq, push the whole country into civil war and then just leave? What are they trying to do - forge an entire generation of new terrorists? That's what's going on now even - you dont get the number of Iraqi civilians dead often but its quite large. And every kid that saw his family blown up by a US bomb is now looking at the jihadist *******s as heroes. Bush is a ****ing jackass for getting us into the whole mess in the first place,but now whats done is done, and it should be seen through the right way.

It looks like the democratic party really doesnt have a plan, they're just making a bunch of noise because they dont like George Bush. I dont like George Bush either, but Im smart enough to see that the solution isnt just to drop everything and leave.

A lot of people claim to be independent thinking, except that they are too ****ing stupid to realize that they have no idea what the **** they are talking about regarding the subjects.

An independent thinker who is actually well informed and one who puts the greater good of the country before all else, is a true, genuine independent thinker.

It is irrelevant whether someone likes Bush or hates Bush. It is only important to the Republic that its citizen are well informed and are able to put the good of the nation above shallow and petty partisanship.

Men like BV and KW, are the backbone of democracy. Citizen like you, are what makes democracy work.

**Jayhawkk** · 08-11-2006, 09:18 PM

What am I chopped liver? sheesh...

BioHazzard · 08-11-2006, 11:02 PM

Don't diss liver!! Have you forgotten the good ol' Beef Liver pills? Good stuff!

Anyhow, you are certainly in the same league with BV and KW. IIRC you are leaning toward the right wing side, but you are also non-partisan. I think people such as you, BV and KW, are the kind of people from whom this nation draws its wise elder statesmen who put the good of the country above all else. Men who can overlook differences and seek common ground, for the good of the Republic and humanity.

I think there is hope for the Republic afterall...

**kwyckemynd00** · 08-12-2006, 12:23 AM

Thx for the props Bio...I do have to say I agree and right back at ya

BioHazzard · 08-12-2006, 12:56 AM

me? Nah, I am just doing it to impress the chicks...

**BigVrunga** · 08-12-2006, 01:06 AM

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Don't diss liver!! Have you forgotten the good ol' Beef Liver pills? Good stuff!

I love UniLiver but...

Thanks for the props BioHazzard - likewise

BioHazzard · 08-12-2006, 01:33 AM

Nothing to it. Just calling it as I see it. I am just happy to know that the Republic still has men like you guys. The founding fathers would be proud. Their legacy lives on.

**BigVrunga** · 08-12-2006, 02:35 AM

anabolicrhino · 08-12-2006, 10:46 AM

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Originally Posted by BioHazzard

Nothing to it. Just calling it as I see it. I am just happy to know that the Republic still has men like you guys. The founding fathers would be proud. Their legacy lives on.

Yea, this is a cool frat I hope I can rush it next fall!!!

BioHazzard · 08-14-2006, 09:58 PM

One can only join the club by virtue of the merits of the content of his posts.

In essense, anyone can join the club and yet no one can rush the club.

**BigVrunga** · 08-14-2006, 10:53 PM

Well, he does like rhinos. So he can be in my Save the Rhinos club if he wants to

BV

anabolicrhino · 08-14-2006, 11:34 PM

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Well, he does like rhinos. So he can be in my Save the Rhinos club if he wants to

BV

Leave no rhino left behind!!!

**BigVrunga** · 08-14-2006, 11:43 PM

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Leave no rhino left behind!!!

You know, the zoo nearby me is closing down after 73 years of operation. They're going to be auctioning off all the animals, including 2 white rhinos. Ive been playing the lotto every week since I heard that...

BV