George Bush Meditates on World Peace by eyeland
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I know, I'm a wimpy, left-wing, liberal, radical, tree-hugging pacifist & if everyone was like me the barbarian hordes would overun western civilization. I'll accept that label, but surely somewhere between my point of view & George Bush's simplistic "shoot first & ask questions later" cowboy mentality there's a rational & humane approach that most reasonable people can agree on, isn't there? And by the way, I lived in NYC for 17 years & feel terrible about what happened to the murdered victims & their surviving families on 9-11 & supported the U.S. invasion of Afghanistan, but I don't support the current war on a country that had nothing to do with 9-11 & that has resulted in the death of over 1,000 additional Americans and many more thousands of Iraqis, many of whom were innocent civilians.
P.S. I couldn't fit the whole title in the submission form - it's actually "George Bush Meditates on World Peace and Discovers His Mantra".
Comments (15)
dats really funny good concept
"You can never earn in the outside world more than you earn in your own mind."
LOL! This is probably how w views himself-- except wrong god.......
Well then, flipflopper1, if the rational mind justifies invading Iraq because al qaeda is there, just as it is in 60 other countries, then logically we should be justified in invading those other 60 countries too, right? This is the kind of warped, simplistic, "damn the consequences" kind of logic that people like you practice all the time. Maybe you should get caught in the "psychedelic maelstrom" - you might have a revelation about what effect people who think like you have on the world. I have a son & grandson who I hope will be able to live in a more peaceful world, not one of perpetual war & hatred.
Seems like a fitting day to put all the arguments aside and pay some respect to all those caught in the crossfire. Every person is carries wounds from acts of terror and brutality, whether it's the Twin Towers or Beslan or Oklahoma City. I understand your emotion and rationale. Posting this today seems more than a little irreverent.
ferry good buth were is the blood on his hands and a hole in his forehaed sorry for mij bat inglish
I didnt say it justifies invading iraq,I was simply saying there IS reason to be there,Seems alot of "people like me" remember seeing on tv hundreds of terrorists dancing in the streets of iraq on sept 11,Personally I believe 4 or 5 other countries need "liberating" Its amazing with every comment you make,you bash the US govt,and defend these animals that target and kill innocent men women and children.Back away from the psychedelics and view these cowards for what they really are.Also,thats the problem with you libs..if anyone disagrees with you their stupid..or "Simplistic" maybe your just a "product of your environment" (france/Berkley) Arrogance,The people of the world were better off with saddam right?saddam was a good guy after all right?All those nice things he did for the world and all.
The text in the background is about the extent of what's going through Bush's simple, deficient mind. As for Saddam, his atrocities didn't seem to bother us much back in the 80's when we actually supported that murderous tyrant. Hell, the same people today trying to justify the way by saying "Saddam is a really bad man" were probably the same people who back in the 80's denounced anyone who said that maybe it wasn't a good idea to support him. Maybe if we didn't support brutal dictators in the first place we wouldn't be in this mess.
bluliner35, I certainly didn't intend this to be irreverent or disrespectful to the victims of 9-11 & you have my apology if you were offended. But despite their best efforts to exploit NYC & 9-11 at their convention, George Bush & his cronies do not speak for all the victims & have not earned my respect. As for flipflopper1, I just find your comments pathetic. So 4 or 5 other countries need liberating? I'm sure you're not a chickenhawk like Bush & Cheney & you're going to lay your life on the line & volunteer to be one of the liberators, right? And by all means when you fail to come up with a rational argument, resort to lies (I challenge you to find an instance in which I've defended either terrorists or Saddam Hussein) & personal attacks (yes, I was born in France & lived in Berkeley - does that automatically invalidate my point of view?). I'm not ashamed of who I am, but I find it interesting that you who don't allow comments on your political images, who doesn't even publish his name or any biographical data at all, attack my background & call other people cowards. You & your hero George Bush are truly birds of a feather.
Lets be honest,911 didnt happen it was a hallogram created by Bush and halliburton,to get oil.Saddam was a nice guy,peace love and flowers for everybody!
Hahahaa!... Georgie's face looks so funny on that statue!
I agree about Iraq. It's not about pacifism insomuch as it's about kicking the correct derrieres in as cost-efficient a manner as possible. We don't want to give our enemies the message "If you mess with us, we'll go and kick somebody else's buttock." - Yes, there were some things in Iraq we likely should have taken out. Did we need to take the entire country? No. We got sidetracked in doing so. Bush was hoping for a quick victory against a "good for ratings" sort of enemy, and it backfired on him.
Here, here Bluliner!
My wife and I are doing rofloas (rolling on floor laughing our asses off.) This is a hilarious image and most truthful it would seem. "Flush twice, it's a long way to Crawford, TX."
Extending the Corporation's territory,isn't he?..What was it Carl Bismark said about blood and iron?..But we outgrew all that in 1945,didn't we?