Are we that gullible?? I think not.?

Question

I see so many posts referring to Bush as a "mass murderer", a "war criminal", "Hitler-like", etc. He served one term before he was re-elected and if my memory is still good enough I believe that 9/11 was in his first term. Did the man we elected twice deceive at least half the country? That includes the Dems in Congress who voted for the war. With all of their resources and knowledge did they too fall prey to a sinister lie by Bush to line his and Cheney's pockets? I think not.
I believe it is a bad case of sour grapes. Why else do libs make fools of themselves calling conservatives names? That reflects so poorly on the libs! No ability to debate rationally.
So, they stoop to childish schoolyard tactics of name calling.

Answer 1

In our times, we get to be witnesses to the complete mental collapse of a political party. Don't be afraid, it's a good lesson.

Liberals are willing to say anything, no matter how cruel or nasty, just to get attention or to get their way.

This is clear evidence that liberals do NOT support or believe in democracy or the "will of the people".

Answer 2

Think not all you want. It doesn't change any facts. You could say we were gullible but we all have to trust somebody. The American public is not easily fooled but when you make a concerted effort, bring in all the resources of some really bright people with no scruples, and sell, sell, sell, we buy it. Now we are learning that we not only bought a pig in a poke but that those pigs are fascists of the worst order. So, stoop up to the plate and tell me once more how unchildish your own puerile ranting is.

Answer 3

It is hard to underestimate the stupidity and gullibility of the American people. Look how much time news organizations spend on the lives of clowns like Britney Spears, Paris Hilton, Lindsey Lohan, Nicole Richie and other celebrities! Yes, we were suckered by the corporate elite who gave us their neo-con, globalist, handpicked candidate W. Bush for president.

It looks like we will be suckered again by the corporate elite by voting for the radical feminist, socialist Big Sister Hillary who is being marketed as a moderate, progressive. Will we be fooled again? Don't be against it.

Answer 4

I'm not that gullible. I didn't vote for the man once or twice. I put up with being called a traitor and unpatriotic. Sour grapes? No. That man has dragged this country to the pits.
Look to your own before you talk about Liberals. You'll have plenty to do.

Answer 5

i think you got it backwards. I see the neo-cons doing the name-calling and harsh statements like:

"un-American"
"terrorist sympathizers"

These statements are not fair and are too extreme to begin with. It is your neo-con attitude that refuse to debate. Instead you ignore and dismiss the arguments of those that want to protect their freedoms. This is in fact the opposite to being a terrorist sympathizer.

Answer 6

Sadly, it is much easier for dullards to believe what they spew if they dehumanize their target(s). Even more sad however, is the fact that quite a few on the fringe really believe what they spew.

Answer 7

I think it's just a hobby for most of them. They don't care about the country or the world, they've just latched on to one side and they all think they're Jon Stewart.

There are some on here, though, that aren't American and have an agenda.

Answer 8

Yes, we are that gullible. The evidence mounts all the time that we have been deceived.

I don't see "so many posts" calling Bush names, but perhaps I avoid them.

Answer 9

When Bush took office, I was disappointed, but I didn't have BDS, after 9/11 his incompetence was evident. His administration has been one of the worse ever.

Answer 10

And they're using those childish tactics, thinking it will win them an election. Pretty low isn't it? And very sad. I agree.