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our PRESIDENT just out of respect for office, and to spare the nationwide image we have. I am talking without childish-name calling, intellectual debate..etc..PLEASE tell me there are.. yes, I am waiting for the smart remarks that I usually see posted. Do you not feel somewhat unpatriotic just the slightest by the blather? Please, do it for the country whether you disagree with him or not, write letters, e-mail ..etc..PLease don't throw this freedom of speech stuff again, it is about UNITED(even if it just means stop showing the world how stupid we look.(both sides included I should say)

2007-01-17 23:23:50 · 16 answers · asked by Anonymous in Politics & Government Politics

yes, debate was ment to be sepatated, thank god you picked up on that, I wouldn't show the nation what idiots whe look like no matter whe is in power. thank you.

2007-01-17 23:32:39 · update #1

I suppose you will insult my poor eyesight as well as I have myopia

2007-01-17 23:35:08 · update #2

I actually am leaning towards Independents, but I knew it was comming, sorry about your self control issues as evidenced by your comment, shut

2007-01-17 23:38:49 · update #3

My question has been answered, you have resorted to playgroun name -calling. Which is why you get a bad rap. United can mean express your opinions in a dignified manner, but, nevermind........

2007-01-17 23:43:55 · update #4

mother, do you teach your children such names?

2007-01-17 23:57:58 · update #5

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I was raised in a predominantly democrat state where most of the upstanding citizens wanted reduced crime, better schools and a good future for their children. For the past 15 years I have lived in a mostly republican region where most of the upstanding citizens want reduced crime, better schools and a good future for their children.
I am a union loving liberal. I respect President Bush and admire his father. God bless America and all her leaders.

2007-01-17 23:34:58 · answer #1 · answered by saltwn 2 · 4 4

The answer to your question is yes. I know many liberals who do not like the President's policies and state their case rationally without hyperbole and epithets. However, there are also a fair number who seem to be unable to express their feelings without resorting to the lowest common denominator. Both of these situations are not limited to liberals though as I see many Conservatives who engage in the same behavior. As a general rule I tend to try and overlook the name calling directed at the President considering it a matter of free speech whether I agree or not. What I do not like by either side though is the habit of denigrating all people who disagree with their position as though this were a valid form of debate.

2007-01-17 23:48:46 · answer #2 · answered by Bryan 7 · 2 1

It appears that some liberals are talking about George W. Bush the way some conservatives talked about Bill Clinton...

Personally, I believe in our right to express displeasure OPENLY regarding all aspects of government, including the executive branch.

For example:
The way I see it, Bush is nothing more than an inarticulate, slow-brained tool who has ridden on the power of his family's coattails (and name) most of his life and is capable of nothing more than a 'bumper sticker philosophy' of life and government. He's the quintessential 'wealthy redneck'. The only thing that keeps him from spitting and scratching his manhood is a gaggle of PR reps and handlers.

(Note: I am not a liberal or a conservative, nor am I a Democrat or a Republican. I'm Independent: No party and issue by issue.)

2007-01-17 23:38:45 · answer #3 · answered by ? 2 · 3 1

Liberal, Childish, who is involved in name calling here? Liberal is a slur for progressive, childish is a reference to immaturity and/or lack of intelligence. Further, the comment about unpatriotic, lets just say that according to the founding fathers of this country, your attempt at repression is unpatriotic, not the other way around!

So if and when you want to have an "intellectual" debate, you must start by showing you are capable of the intelectual part!

2007-01-17 23:44:11 · answer #4 · answered by Anarchy99 7 · 2 2

Silence is complicity...and I do not want to be complaisant in this war or torture.. So I do what I can to enlighten the sheeple that believe everything they see on the 6 O'clock news..I an only encouraging thought.

2007-01-17 23:56:51 · answer #5 · answered by Frann 4 · 0 0

I am a liberal and I respect the president as a person. I do not respect his job performance, however. What he is doing around the world is doing more damage to our national image than those of us blathering about what he is doing around the world.

2007-01-18 00:03:25 · answer #6 · answered by john_stolworthy 6 · 2 1

There are plenty. Probably not in the politics section of Y!A, because a site like this attracts stringent voices, on both sides of the aisle.

Even our so-called "independents" around here are extremists.

2007-01-18 00:12:13 · answer #7 · answered by ? 7 · 2 1

Rand - you and me, we return a bit right here. And you realize for a indisputable fact that I ain't acquired not anything however love for you , brother. I am guessing you ignored the inside track the previous day. There is shitake happening proper this very second on this planet that might have absolutely freaked our mother and father with horror and despatched all of them screaming to the fallout shelters to huddle in darkish corners, pissing themselves. Everyone however China is in enormous debt, unbiased and EU. Japan is in severe main issue --- we wove ourselves into the very material of Post-contemporary Japan and we did it for benefit -- our economies are interdependent upon one a further. The MIddle East is revolting in opposition to itself. Gas is over $five - insert particularly unhealthy phrase right here - bucks a gallon in Chicago. The UN Military Force is over eighty% its capability as we talk seeking to preserve nations from exploding. Slavery and the International Traffic of Human Sex Slaves is at it is HIGHEST frame depend within the historical past of the sector. Illegal extraterrestrial beings crossing the border for paintings has come to be a extra most important drawback than unlawful medicinal drugs crossing the border. Over 10 yrs in the past 19 devout lovers, 15 from Saudi Arabia, two United Arab Emirates, a million Egypt, and a million Lebanon, led by means of a billionaire Saudi Arabian, murdered 3000 folks within the nine-eleven assault and ran off and concealed in Afghanistan --- so President Bush attacked Iraq and close down Saddam Hussein, spending trillions of bucks the US did not have within the first location ---- 10 yrs later, and 24,111 DEAD (wounded: seventy two,539) American & Friends lives later, and trillions of extra bucks later the US remains to be in Iraq and the devout lovers and the billionaire remains to be in Afghanistan (or has died of historical age) and America squaddies are seeking to are living with debilitating accidents no longer visible for forty yrs due to the fact Vietnam --- it fairly did not topic who or what got here into workplace after the Bush's, the US might nonetheless be in trillions of bucks of flagrant debt for the reason that the Bush's can not look to be ready to learn a map. Adding three.eight to four trillion extra bucks to the 7.four Trillion bucks that used to be already there earlier than Obama stepped off the aircraft in DC ......? Are you asking me if this bothers me on ANY stage? No. No, it does no longer hassle me -- no longer on any stage. four Trillion blown on a flagrant warfare with the unsuitable nation OR four Trillion blown on seeking to shop a country wide financial system that's actually tossing difficult operating American households into the streets? The U.S. debt grew 50% among 2000-2007 (BEFORE OBAMA), ballooning from $6 trillion to over $14 trillion. Is Obama watching out for the high-quality pursuits of the American People by means of providing the cheap of close to $four trillion, that is such a lot obviously NOT close to double the sales of the United States? Yes.

2016-09-07 22:31:16 · answer #8 · answered by ? 4 · 0 0

I consider myself fiscally conservative. I do respect the office, but not the man. I am insulted by Bush's behavior. I do not respect a man who says one thing and does another. He has lost my trust.

When you say we should be united in order to put up a false front, you are insulting me, too. When things are being handled poorly it is my duty to speak up about it.

2007-01-17 23:37:46 · answer #9 · answered by Paul K 6 · 5 2

Yes

2007-01-17 23:36:26 · answer #10 · answered by ropemancometh 5 · 2 3

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