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Originally Posted by FunForOne
I could not disagree with you more. what it comes down to in the end is everything.
There is no second place, there is no more time to pray and hope.
A few minutes after the wtc attacks, people were wonering what would happen if terrorists had weapons adeqate enough to create mass destruction in the United States. Democrats and Republicans agreed that "the end" could be a worse case scenerio.
They agreed that action should be taken against the threats of that worst case scenerio.
The only thing that changed was the fact that an election was about to happen. At that point, 47% of the country chose to ignore the possibliity of the 'worst case scenerio"
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action should be taken. but not in this manner.
now allow me to make a distinction here.
i support the actions in afghanistan. with the exception of the execution, in regards to how well our troops were prepared, and the numbers they were given.
i disagree with the iraq war. i think it has stretched us too thin, was not necissary, and is being conducted in an illogical fashion.
i also disagree with the naziesque "homeland security" policies this administration has come up. the rights of the american people are being sleighted.
now, as for the last election, 47% of the country did not ignore the possibility of the 'worst case scenario'. they chose a man who handle our freedoms and securities better than the bumblimg CIA Child.
i'm going to be off to dinner now, but i'm going to leave you with this qoute, in reference to my domestic policy beliefs.
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"It will be found an unjust and unwise jealousy to deprive a man of his natural liberty upon the supposition he may abuse it." - George Washington
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