| Now that the political threads are winding down... [message #56067] |
Tue, 19 July 2005 05:42  |
Neil
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Registered: April 2006
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t;> > When you sound like Howard Dean, you invite the
comaprison.........and
> > you
> >> > sound *exactly like Howard DEan. I don't give shit what label you
give
> >> > yourself, it's your actions that speak for themselves and you're
living
> > in
> >> > his camp dude. If you want to hate Bush, fine. Why not try to look at
> > both
> >> > sides rather than letting left wing interest groups do your tinking
for
> >> > you?
> >>
> >> You're absolutely crazy Deej.
> >>
> >> My thoughts have been formed the last week primarily viewing mainstream
> >> network news.
> >>
> >> You're stuck in partisan mode, and somehow you think it's rubbing off
on
> > me.
> >>
&g
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| Re: Now that the political threads are winding down... [message #56082 is a reply to message #56077] |
Tue, 19 July 2005 11:53  |
rick
Messages: 1976
Registered: February 2006
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ael Brown, who ranks No. 1 on the list of officials who
ought to be fired when the crisis has passed. Even as local officials were
publicly reporting assaults, fires and bedlam at local hospitals, Brown took
to the airwaves to declare that "things are going well" as mayhem engulfed
the city. When asked about the rising death toll, Brown attributed it to
"people who did not heed the advance warnings." Brown's smug ignorance of
the conditions of the place he was tasked to save became the final door
slammed on the trap that tens of thousands of the city's poorest found
themselves.
The challenge for America is to remember the faces of the evacuees who
will surely be ushered back into a black hole of public indifference as soon
as the White House and local officials can manage it. While pledging
ourselves to remember their mistreatment and fight for their cause, we
should also be sure to cast a searching, skeptical eye on the money that
Bush has pledged for rebuilding.
Ten billion dollars are about to pass into the sticky hands of
politicians in the No. 1 and No. 3 most corrupt states in America. Worried
about looting? You ain't seen nothing yet.
http://www.nydailynews.com/front/story/343324p-292991c.html (stuff it Deej)
OK, this has degenerated into the typical name calling BS that most NG's turn
to. I haven't read a single goddam thing about Paris in awhile on here.
Why don't you take your political crap over to general or find another NG
to spew this shit in.
Bottom line, what are you PERSONALLY doing to help the situation?
Talk is cheap, especially political BS. Have you got evacuees in your town?
Are you doing anything to help? I do and I am.
.....and I take personal offense at you calling my buddy Doug an asshole.
Namecalling is the last resort of the chickenshit, so take it somewhere else
or do it to someone's face instead of shooting off your mouth on a forum.
I guarantee you'll have quite a different experience.
dammit dude, chill out and actually do something to help. This political
tirade crap is tiresome. We all bleed red. This is about humanity, not politics.
Mike Claytor
"justcron" <justcron@hydrorecords.compounded> wrote:
>[FEMA], run by Brown since 2003, is now at the center of a growing fury
over
>the handling of the New Orleans disaster. ``I look at FEMA and I shake my
>head,'' said a furious [Republican] Gov. Mitt Romney yesterday, calling
the
>response ``an embarrassment.''
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>Newt Gingrich, the former House Speaker, is among those who have asked
>whether Bush's Department of Homeland Security is up to the job. 'If we
>can't respond faster than this, then why do we think we're prepared to
>respond to a nuclear or biological attack?' he pointedly asked.
>*****************
>
>"mike claytor" <
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