Osama's House of Horrors

[Garfield1966]

Hey Cuz,

'HATE' is a pretty stong word.
If a person would truely 'HATE' someone, then there would be no boundries (legal, moral or otherwise) to limit their actions to resolve their 'HATE'.

Maybe you should be wire-tapped...

Take Care,
Cuz Pain...B)

The word hate was put in quotes for a reason. If you look at Jersyfin's long post, he used the term.

I interpret his use of the word hate as being an irrational feeling toward Bush with no foundation. I cannot speak for the masses, but as for my self and others whom I have spoken with (some who even voted for the dolt) we feel he is a horrible president because of actions by him (his administration) as mentioned in the above link.

I do not hate him. I don't even know him. I do believe he is a pathetic excuse for a POTUS and that history will most likely not be kind to him.

 

[jerseyfinn]

. . . JMHO, the ‘Ameri-Can’ populace is quite stupid . . .

Agreed. I myself call them the " vulgar masses".

Garfield, the "hate" is not irrational. It's intentionally conceived and reationally targetted. Perhaps it;'s better characterized as bad behavior.

Politics is necessarily suppossed to be down and dirty and at times ugly. But it's also like pornography. You know clearly what it is even if you can't preciesly describe it. When the world is faced with the sort of challenges posed by terror, radicalism, dysfunctional religion, and dysfunctional ( middle eastern ) nation states, it's serious stuff. It would be nice if the political parties could bring their rancor to the table with the interest of the nation and not the faction in mind.

But hey guys, thanks for your comments and critiques. Much appreciated.

Barry