Saddam's lawyer

[crisis]

No, not "all." But "many" as I already said.



10% of 300 million Americans (30 million) is a lot of people and disproves the claim that people shouldn't generalize Americans by my beliefs because many do share them.

Remember you live in the world’s ideal models of Democracy. With support like this there need be no further comment on support for Bush's follies.

The current tax rate in the U.S. is in the 30% bracket. In the early part of the 1900s, it was 10-12% and the government was able to function fine. People today are overtaxed.

Population 76,094,000




Population 298,444,215




Anything jumping out at ya Fleet!

[my porsche]

Population 298,444,215

I'm pretty sure it's closer to 298,444,223.

[Fleet 500]

And many do not.

Thousands join bicoastal war protest
The Washington rally draws about 100,000 people. Marchers also take to the streets in L.A. and San Francisco.

WASHINGTON — About 100,000 antiwar protesters from around the country converged Saturday on the National Mall, galvanized by opposition to President Bush's plan to increase the number of troops in Iraq.

http://www.latimes.com/news/nationwo...ck=1&cset=true

I realise these are all stinking, faggot, Liberal, commie, terrorist loving traitors but they are also Americans.

That proves nothing. There are also 100,000 (many more than that, actually), who support the war.
But I'm glad you realize that most of those who were in the protest fit the description you posted in your last sentence.

[Fleet 500]

Remember you live in the world’s ideal models of Democracy. With support like this there need be no further comment on support for Bush's follies.

Actually, I live in a Republic. So your post is moot.

Population 76,094,000

Population 298,444,215

Anything jumping out at ya Fleet!

What is supposed to be "jumping out at me?"

[Fleet 500]

Yes you appear to be ruthless on your Conservative leaders when it comes to social welfare and immigration.

Yes, for good reasons.
And I'm glad you now realize I am not a blind patriot.

[crisis]

That proves nothing. There are also 100,000 (many more than that, actually), who support the war.
But I'm glad you realize that most of those who were in the protest fit the description you posted in your last sentence.

There are always people who support wars. That’s why we never have to worry about there not being any more. And they are usually the ones not fighting them.

[crisis]

Actually, I live in a Republic. So your post is moot.

A dysfunctional one at that.

A Republic is a form of government maintained by a state or country whose sovereignty is based on popular consent and whose governance is based on popular representation and control.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republic

What is supposed to be "jumping out at me?"

Yes, for good reasons.
And I'm glad you now realize I am not a blind patriot.

Yes perhaps I was too general. There is a level of selectiveness in there somewhere.

[PsychoChimp22]

wtf happened to this forum o.O

[Fleet 500]

A dysfunctional one at that.

What are you talking about? The United States is the biggest success story of any country that has ever existed. From a land most people didn't know about 500-600 years ago to the world's only superpower!

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I still don't understand... I see one photo of a modern city and one of a non-modern city.

Yes perhaps I was too general.

Thanks. I'm glad you agree.

[Fleet 500]

There are always people who support wars. That’s why we never have to worry about there not being any more. And they are usually the ones not fighting them.

The reenlistment rate in the U.S. military is high. Many soldiers who are asked why they chose to reenlist and get sent back to Iraq is because they believe the U.S. is doing the right thing.

[2ndclasscitizen]

I still don't understand... I see one photo of a modern city and one of a non-modern city.

Population 76,094,000




Population 298,444,215




Anything jumping out at ya Fleet!

One more time:

Population 76,094,000
Population 298,444,215

[Matra et Alpine]

What are you talking about? The United States is the biggest success story of any country that has ever existed.

Is American education so poor it doesnt' teach ANY history ?
Or basic economics for that matter !

From a land most people didn't know about 500-600 years ago to the world's only superpower!

Another classic
Historians put the range of Native American population as between 40 and 90 MILLION at the time Columbus landed ......... so in reality lost and LOTS of people knew about it

[cmcpokey]

The reenlistment rate in the U.S. military is high. Many soldiers who are asked why they chose to reenlist and get sent back to Iraq is because they believe the U.S. is doing the right thing.

thats not exactly true.. most people that do stay in, which is at near record lows, is due to the benefits and pay, which is almost impossible to get in the real world when you have limited eduacation and no professional experience. the reserves are becoming a bit of a black eye too, since most reserveists are being called up every year to go to iraq. employers cannot keep their job free while they are away half of every year, or more. so many of those reservists go active since they have ost their regular job. its really not a good situation.

[Fleet 500]

Is American education so poor it doesnt' teach ANY history ?
Or basic economics for that matter !

There is American education; that's how I was able to post it. What did I post that was inaccurate? Tell me of other countries which went from a relative unknown to a superpower in a span of centuries rather than thousands of years.

Another classic
Historians put the range of Native American population as between 40 and 90 MILLION at the time Columbus landed ......... so in reality lost and LOTS of people knew about it

I didn't say there weren't many people living in America, I said that it was known by very few people worldwide... that's why I went back as far as 600 years- before Columbus landed.
Another classic of you getting it wrong (again).

[Fleet 500]

thats not exactly true.. most people that do stay in, which is at near record lows, is due to the benefits and pay, which is almost impossible to get in the real world when you have limited eduacation and no professional experience. the reserves are becoming a bit of a black eye too, since most reserveists are being called up every year to go to iraq. employers cannot keep their job free while they are away half of every year, or more. so many of those reservists go active since they have ost their regular job. its really not a good situation.

But many who have been interviewed have said exactly the same thing I posted.