I will smite you for that

I like to argue actually---- as long as its over something worth while and people are mature enough not to take it personally. 


If we don't believe they can change, and believe they will keep doing what they are doing... perhaps next time run into the building you work in or instead take out a school, then the best solution would just to be like screw them and nuke um.  No matter what we do there is going to be positive points and negative points. 


As for Karma I totally agree.  In history there is always some greater nation. Someone that is the "Big Bully".  And everytime that "Nation" falls.  I believe the U.S. will fall in time.  Until then though its going to play the role. 

Yes, arguing can be fun.  And people here are very mature about it and rarely ever let their emotions get the better of them.

Too bad Wayne isn't still here.  He could provide some comedic, infantile "Your wrong because you don't agree with me!"'s.  Whatever happened to ol' Wayne anyhow?

Quoted from strutter84, posted September 15, 2004, 5:01am at here

Yes, arguing can be fun.  And people here are very mature about it and rarely ever let their emotions get the better of them.

Too bad Wayne isn't still here.  He could provide some comedic, infantile "Your wrong because you don't agree with me!"'s.  Whatever happened to ol' Wayne anyhow?

Who knows?  Who cares?  He was -not- mature about arguing and he did indeed let his emotions and his tiny reasoning power overwhelm him.

My favorite was when he called us mental midgets for thinking that Van Halen was a hair metal band.

Well he obviously got to Ya'll because you're talking about him still.  My attitude on that is that it's not worth my time to even talk about him.

"its what makes America great.(well all democracies)"

Personally, I think the very safe and just system that we (America England etc) live with can only be classed roughly as Democratic States, with the War on Iraq just emphasisng what demons already lie unseen among the figures of Power.

America Feels it has a duty to step into another Country (regardless of Culure, Religion or even law) and sort out whatever is threating the USA's Policies..which all boils down to Global domination (Not in the James Bond Sense..ironic how its English :p) America or any Country in that sense, does not start a war if their isnt any positives which will they benefit from...its basic tactics which were born when Humans were first created (not in the disney like Biblical sense)



This again is not a personal attack on Americans, but the Bush administration, and politics on general.

My own country is the same, with the perception of New Labour changing after every new tabloid release. Its just our pickings are more confined, and sadly Labour seems the only choice.

Politics.... who needs em

I suppose if I really hated the fact that my country was a bully I could go live in a third world country and die of disease and starvation.

Quoted from Ssarah, posted September 14, 2004, 10:14pm at here

If they didn't send terrorists then we wouldn't have to bomb them...

1. IRAQ DIDN'T SEND TERRORISTS.
2. Terrorists came to the USA because they USA came to their countries years ago.

Quoted from Ssarah, posted September 14, 2004, 10:14pm at here

umm not the point is they didn't leave us alone in the first place.

Wrong. America didn't leave THEM alone first. There were Americans in the Middle East (and not for vacation) long before people from the middle east came to America.

Quoted from Ssarah, posted September 14, 2004, 10:14pm at here

There are countrys with bad leaders that we leave alone you are right on that. But they are leaving us along as well. 

What did Saddam ever do to the US (outside of Iraq I mean)???

Quoted from Ssarah, posted September 14, 2004, 10:14pm at here

If we had not bombed them even more people would have died. It ended the war and although it is brutal I think it was for the best.

Do you realize those bombings killed nearly 200.000 people? How can you POSSIBLY think it was a good sollution?

Quoted from Ssarah, posted September 14, 2004, 10:55pm at here

You're right, Japan never fully recovered either.

Japan did, 200.000 victims and their millions of friends and relatives didn't.

Quoted from Ssarah, posted September 15, 2004, 4:33am at here

then the best solution would just to be like screw them and nuke um.

Yeah, that's a nice philosophy... If you don't like it, just nuke it. Destroy it. Kill it. Get it away. Out of my sight. Imagine that everyone thought like this and just destroyed everything they didn't like. Then we'd all live to witness the world end. Probably even before the weekend.

Quoted from Ssarah, posted September 15, 2004, 4:33am at here

I like to argue actually---- as long as its over something worth while and people are mature enough not to take it personally.

Amen.

Quoted from Ssarah, posted September 15, 2004, 3:07pm at here

I suppose if I really hated the fact that my country was a bully I could go live in a third world country and die of disease and starvation.

I don't agree with that. "Love it or leave it" is bullsh*t. Imagine that everyone that lives in the USA would be perfectly happy with the way the USA is right now... Then there wouldn't be any progression or improvement anymore.

Quoted from Biscuit_Power, posted September 15, 2004, 4:39pm at here

Yeah, that's a nice philosophy... If you don't like it, just nuke it. Destroy it. Kill it. Get it away. Out of my sight. Imagine that everyone thought like this and just destroyed everything they didn't like. Then we'd all live to witness the world end. Probably even before the weekend.



Amen.

There is such a thing as sarcasm.

Quoted from Biscuit_Power, posted September 15, 2004, 4:33pm at here

Do you realize those bombings killed nearly 200.000 people? How can you POSSIBLY think it was a good sollution?

Even more would have died if we hadn't of bombed them so yes I think it was a good solution.

Quoted from Ssarah, posted September 15, 2004, 6:42pm at here

Even more would have died if we hadn't of bombed them so yes I think it was a good solution.

More than 200.000 would have died? I'd like to know the facts that you base that knowledge on...