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North Korea; Nuke war, perhaps?
Topic Started: Oct 15 2006, 04:39 AM (511 Views)
TheSmashedGuitar
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heybulldog
Oct 28 2006, 09:24 AM
TheSmashedGuitar
Oct 27 2006, 01:26 PM
heybulldog
Oct 27 2006, 12:45 PM
Guest
Oct 26 2006, 10:15 AM
See thats the thing with shifty nut cases, NO you can't trust them. However, i think this whole dramatization is just political bullshit, and drama to fill news papers. We've got satelites and technology up the ass that can monitor every foreign fucks manouver. Its just Bush putting the fear in America, just like a daddy, so he can feel "needed", you know . . .

yes...BUSH putting fear in americans about North Korea.
im thinking its more the media and LIBERALS going all crazy about North Korea, not Bush.

Whoa whoa whoa!

Both sides are equally fraked out about this. This isn't/shouldn't be a topic divided by party lines. Why is everything polarized nowadays?

first of all, look at american history. America is not more polarized now. Second of all, if you study political science, America isn't actually that polarized. The media and politicans make it SEEM polarized. I'm not just making this up, there have been studies on it.

AND, lol i think its funny that no one "freak out" when someone says "Bush is putting fear in Americans", but everyone is like "why does everything have to be polarized?? lets not politicize this issue!!" when someone (me) blamed the liberals. lol.

i'm just saying, look at what Bush has actually said about this issue, not just your biased view of him. THEN look at what liberals and the media have said about it. compare. who is "putting more fear in americans"?

I wasn't yelling at you specifcally. I was yelling at both you and Guest, cause I just.....eh. When we're discussing a possible threat to our country I don't think we should be pointing fingers at each other.

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heybulldog
Oct 28 2006, 12:24 PM
TheSmashedGuitar
Oct 27 2006, 01:26 PM
heybulldog
Oct 27 2006, 12:45 PM
Guest
Oct 26 2006, 10:15 AM
See thats the thing with shifty nut cases, NO you can't trust them. However, i think this whole dramatization is just political bullshit, and drama to fill news papers. We've got satelites and technology up the ass that can monitor every foreign fucks manouver. Its just Bush putting the fear in America, just like a daddy, so he can feel "needed", you know . . .

yes...BUSH putting fear in americans about North Korea.
im thinking its more the media and LIBERALS going all crazy about North Korea, not Bush.

Whoa whoa whoa!

Both sides are equally fraked out about this. This isn't/shouldn't be a topic divided by party lines. Why is everything polarized nowadays?

first of all, look at american history. America is not more polarized now. Second of all, if you study political science, America isn't actually that polarized. The media and politicans make it SEEM polarized. I'm not just making this up, there have been studies on it.

AND, lol i think its funny that no one "freak out" when someone says "Bush is putting fear in Americans", but everyone is like "why does everything have to be polarized?? lets not politicize this issue!!" when someone (me) blamed the liberals. lol.

i'm just saying, look at what Bush has actually said about this issue, not just your biased view of him. THEN look at what liberals and the media have said about it. compare. who is "putting more fear in americans"?

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TheSmashedGuitar
Oct 28 2006, 12:27 PM
heybulldog
Oct 28 2006, 09:24 AM
TheSmashedGuitar
Oct 27 2006, 01:26 PM
heybulldog
Oct 27 2006, 12:45 PM
Guest
Oct 26 2006, 10:15 AM
See thats the thing with shifty nut cases, NO you can't trust them. However, i think this whole dramatization is just political bullshit, and drama to fill news papers. We've got satelites and technology up the ass that can monitor every foreign fucks manouver. Its just Bush putting the fear in America, just like a daddy, so he can feel "needed", you know . . .

yes...BUSH putting fear in americans about North Korea.
im thinking its more the media and LIBERALS going all crazy about North Korea, not Bush.

Whoa whoa whoa!

Both sides are equally fraked out about this. This isn't/shouldn't be a topic divided by party lines. Why is everything polarized nowadays?

first of all, look at american history. America is not more polarized now. Second of all, if you study political science, America isn't actually that polarized. The media and politicans make it SEEM polarized. I'm not just making this up, there have been studies on it.

AND, lol i think its funny that no one "freak out" when someone says "Bush is putting fear in Americans", but everyone is like "why does everything have to be polarized?? lets not politicize this issue!!" when someone (me) blamed the liberals. lol.

i'm just saying, look at what Bush has actually said about this issue, not just your biased view of him. THEN look at what liberals and the media have said about it. compare. who is "putting more fear in americans"?

I wasn't yelling at you specifcally. I was yelling at both you and Guest, cause I just.....eh. When we're discussing a possible threat to our country I don't think we should be pointing fingers at each other.

i wasn't pointing fingers at all. How is it Bush's fault that Kim jung ill has nukes?? im just saying W has a way of over dramatizing situations for his own gain.
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Oct 16 2006, 06:09 PM
hmmm, i dont think the US is trying to start a "nuke war" here.
economic sanctions and pressure from China seems to be the only thing on the docket right now...
i mean that might change, but i think its being handled pretty diplomatically right now.

Not the US, I was talking about North Korea!
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