George W. Bush: "Find out who was responsible and Kick their Ass"

wtsp.com ^ | 7 November 2010 | Daniel Trotter

[LRS]

A tad off subject, but people have their comfort levels. For example, I take no pleasure in rolling a drunk, but I have met people who would engage in such activity.

But even if I have my empathy, I would also like to believe I would not hesitate to blow away someone taking the life of innocent people, like that asshole Fort Hood shooter. I also wouldn't waste much time a trial for such people.

(LOL, But I also must admit that I have seen people who I think should get an ass kicking on simple principle. Thankfully, my powers are limited! )

[panthermom]

And don’t forget, the Dems were the enemy as well. My gut tells me that they put the screws to him using the war as leverage to get their way on a number of issues.

[bcsco]

Yes, I’m aware, thank you. I choose to ignore certain things!

You knew it was sarcasm yet chose to ignore that fact and attack the writer for the chance to berate him? The writer was only projecting what the socialists would say; not his own words. That's very crude of you.

[Darkwolf377]

One of the interesting things about articles about George W. Bush and 9/11 is how it reveals how many incredible armchair generals we have. Folks who, I feel pretty safe guessing have never been president of a country of any size, know just what should have been done, and just know it would have been done without leading to more deaths of Americans and millions of dead innocents.

Interesting how we rightly despise the 9/11 killers for murdering 3000 innocent people, but we bash Bush for not incinerating millions of innocent people in retaliation. Good Christians all, nuking away—ah, but it’s DIFFERENT when WE kill innocents!

If only we had these folks running the war, instead of sitting at home behind their computers!

[chilltherats]

LOL! :) You pretty much nailed the mentality.

[Darkwolf377]

I believe you or someone else has posted those two photos together before. They say so much, and I thank you for this.

We’re different from them. Sorry, Obama and you libs, we just are: We’re better.

[Servant of the Cross]

Thanks Darkwolf. Yes, I’ve posted these multiple times. Please click on the link at #70 for the story of the Ashley Faulkner picture.

[freedom_is_earned]

Kindly pay attention to the entire thread. I missed it initially; did not understand this person’s reference and did later apologize. Otherwise, yes, it would have been crude.

[MindBender26]

Man, get back on your Qualudes.

[patriot preacher]

He may be Texan, but he is not Christ like perfect in his conservative views and is therefore a worthless scumbag. He can not be tolerated if he exceeds the narrow barely visible focus of real conservatives./s

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There is NO ONE who is “Christ-like perfect in his conservative views.” GWB was never a Conservative anyway — that didn’t make him a “worthless scumbag.” While we certainly don’t need to support anymore candidates like him for President in the future, I can’t say, looking back, that I’d have been just as happy with that “worthless scumbag” Al Gore as President — can you?!

[patriot preacher]

He may be Texan, but he is not Christ like perfect in his conservative views and is therefore a worthless scumbag. He can not be tolerated if he exceeds the narrow barely visible focus of real conservatives./s

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There is NO ONE who is “Christ-like perfect in his conservative views.” GWB was never a Conservative anyway — that didn’t make him a “worthless scumbag.” While we certainly don’t need to support anymore candidates like him for President in the future, I can’t say, looking back, that I’d have been just as happy with that “worthless scumbag” Al Gore as President — can you?!

[My Favorite Headache]

Reminds me of the conversation I had with a friend the other night who said Bush is not a true Christian because he curses.

[My Favorite Headache]

Agree 1000%

[RobinOfKingston]

One lesson from all this is that, as best possible, America should keep her wars short, because we could elect a fricking democrat next time.

[PghBaldy]

I see hardly anyone saw the sarcasm tag you put at the end of the statement. Have a good (what's left of it) weekend.

[bobby.223]

For crying out loud!...It was SARCASM and so noted as such. Good God.

[La Enchiladita]

Love it!!

[Senator Goldwater]

History will judge W very favorably on a couple of key items, among them the robust and susccessful defense of his countrymen and homeland.

[DBeers]

Im sorry but for a president to come out and say islam is what we are at war against would be the most irresponsible thing ever. Even if we are, it is ridiculous to say that is what he should have done. You are using too much passion in what you are saying, and I understand that but a person in his position to OPENLY declare war on a religion of whom there are adherents in this country and over 1 billion around the world would be suicide. I would like to think he believes that, but I would also want him to engage in that kind of war in other ways than openly blabbing about it simply to pander to some voters.

Sometimes "nuance" comes in as a secondary concern when there is a crisis. The President is both Diplomat and Military Leader -wearing both hats at the same time is not always "easy". I think he did quite well identifying the enemy and attacking them rather than pursuing nuance and negotiation with those on the periphery that were of no immediate consequence... I do not feel pandering was even remotely an objective...

[Stultis]

I learned from Rove's book that Bush's speech to the ground zero workers was completely spontaneous. There was no plan for him so speak, and no prepared text. It became clear at the site that those there wanted to hear from their President, so someone found a bullhorn with a half dead battery and someone located a crushed fire truck that could serve as a visible stage.

Could anyone even imagine Obama coming through in a moment like that? Or even dragging his teleprompter up a pile of rubble?