If Bush was right in your face, in the flesh; could you be as arrogant to him as you are here?

Question

Like I said - you wouldn't do a thing.

Answer 1

I imagine most of the big talk in here would turn into stutter and stupefaction if Bush came to their door.

Answer 2

That's kind of like asking a murderer if he would be brave enough to confess without being pressured to. The answer is no. The real truth is 101% of everyone in America would never be as arrogant to Bush as they are here. It's a little abstract thing called "fear" you may have heard of it. Chances are, everyone that answered yes to this question is just trying to "prove" their toughness. I see Bush at speeches and I don't see people spitting on him. They want to, but are too afraid. You can hate Bush all you want, but that doesn't give you the right to disrespect him, no matter what mistakes he has made. Remember, you make mistakes too, so you have little or no room to talk. I, myself, do not agree with everything Bush does, but I still respect him. I'd like to see somebody who criticizes Bush become president and run this country. They couldn't do it and I couldn't either. I don't have political experience that Bush has. Some people are ignorant in that manner, but that's something you can't change.

Answer 3

If Bush was right in my face, in the flesh, I would tell him that I believe him to be the very WORST President ever to occupy the White House. If my 'arrogance' shows through, so be it. If Bush's stupidity shows through, so be it. He is a mass murderer, no different than Adolph Hitler, attacking countries that in no way threatened, provoked or attacked the United States. He is a war-mongering lunatic. May he and his OIL-coveting bastard friends all spend eternity in a special OIL-soaked, blood-stained corner of Hell.

Answer 4

I would be honored and I would tell him that Americans do not want amnesty. Even though he and Congress deny that the Senate's bill was amnesty - IT WAS! The "Dream Act" is just a back door" to amnesty. Americans are not stupid and we know it is wrong.

Is that arrogant or just truthful? I would say it respectfully, just like in my emails! I wouldn't call him Jorge Bush or a Mexican butt kisser like I do here.

Answer 5

I didn't know that thinking differently than someone else was all of a sudden considered "arrogant".

I may express my opinions in front of him if he was here, but maybe I would just say, "Hello Mr. President".

I do hold respect for the office of the Presidency.

Answer 6

I would consider it an honor too; I wanted to respond to someone else who answered; she didn't think that disagreeing was parallel with arrogance. It isn't. It's the attitude that people who disagree with Bush that takes over them and makes them rude.

I don't agree with everything he's done. I voted for him. He is our president. We are supposed to back him up. He may be wrong, but every man before him was too. I think that men have definitely had their turn. They've had their chance for years to screw up the nation--I say it's women's turn!

Not you Hillary. I think it's illegal to serve more than two terms--didn't you already serve them?

Answer 7

No. I met and talked to Bush. I was polite as my mission was to get him to sign an old Texas Rangers program.

I got the sig from the cocky sob and put some dough in noils' pocket. LMAO

Answer 8

I don't honestly know. I suppose no one really knows how they'd act when actually around someone they have hated for so long.

This is why we need to stick true to our personal values. They are the only things which are unchanging.

Answer 9

I would be respectful but if my opinions differed like on torture or going into war unconstitutionally i would be very blunt and honest. I respect his position but no one says i have to agree with everything he does.

Answer 10

You could 100%
After all you have insulted & called everyone reading your question arrogant.
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