I'MMA LET YOU FINISH
Al Gore. Another point for him!
Did he win the last presidential election?
Did he win the last presidential election?
Al Gore's Speech "Iraq and the War On Terrorism", September 23rd, 2002
Gee, and it's a good point. The Bush zealots are all too ready to throw away everything this country used to stand for.
Woo, thanking you kindly. Now there's someone who knows how to speak preznitshulee.
The President of the United States.
I guess it's Al Gore- I was also thinking it sounded like Howard Dean.
Ed Norton.
One of many voices against the war...the man who earned my vote last presidential election, I'm proud to say.
Someone who understands that true patriotism means upholding the principles of your country, even when it's hard (and even when others call you unpatriotic for doing so).
Gore? No, I don't think so. Probably someone with grace and panache, and an irreducible, noble core... that's it! Henry Kissinger!
Yeah, but did he sigh when he said it?
What color shirt was he wearing when he said it?
Did he look comfortable in his own skin when he said it?
I mean, let's maintain a sense of proportion
Sean Hannity?
OT - Bush falls of bicycle
"It's been raining a lot. the topsoil was loose"
Actually, according to the Weather Channel - it hasn't rained in Crawford, Tx in the last 7 days.
Are they even lying about the weather now?
OT -- re the spaz fall from the bike.
Regarding the accident, a Bush spokesman said, "Suffice it to say he wasn't whistling show tunes."
Oh, you mean Bush isn't like the fags who love musical theatre? How do the Bush whores manage to drag in this incredibly irrelevant point when Bush falls, looking like a cheerleader who can't make the football squad?
Abreact: I think your link was Haloscanned.
For C&P purposes: http://www.reuters.com/
newsArtic...storyID=5226463
Translation: Boo hoo hoo, if only I would have been president.
Translation: Boo hoo hoo, Gore has been proven right.
Yeah, but did he sigh when he said it?
No, but I did when I read it. Oh, what could have been...
It was necessary to destroy Western Civilization in order to save it.
Can you imagine what state we'd be in if that corrupt buffoon had been president 
C'mon, Attila, say it. Gore was right and you were wrong.
Bush says they hate us for our freedoms. Remedy? End 'em. Mission accomplished. Good job Georgie!
Do they love us yet?
The corrupt buffoon is president, thanks to scalia.
Wow. And linking to the contemporary comments of all those better-read, more articulate freeperatic Attilas in order to humiliate them. ("Damn that Internet! Damn it, I say!")
Poof. Watch closely as their credibility disappears.
Poof. Watch closely as their credibility disappears.
Brian C.B. | Email | Homepage | 05.22.04 - 8:16 pm | #
Charles Johnson ever have credibility? In this universe, anyway?
After reading that speech, I felt sadder than I have in some time. It just reminded me of what might have been, what would have been, what should have been.
Damn the five justices on the USSC who betrayed our country!
It just reminded me of what might have been,...
To grossly wrench a Jon Stewart idea over to this topic, if Gore had invaded Iraq, and given his troops permission to photograph a human pyramid of naked prisoners, and simply not let any of the troops stand next to it grinning and giving the "thumbs-up" sign, he would have outdone Bush. So, the bar is kind of low. But I get your point.
why does al gore hate america?
Have I just had a long day, or did that guy say "there is no room for dissent"?!?!?!?!??
Every once in awhile it's good to go back and take a look at contemporary political commentary of, say, a year or so back. Gives you insight as to the various mindsets before we knew what we know.
But were the "majority" actually pushing the stifling of dissent in general... OPENLY? How the hell do I not remember this?
The best part is Andy Sullivan saying:
I must say, as a former Gore-supporter who was appalled by his campaign lurch to the left, that there are few judgment calls I'm prouder of than having picked Bush over Gore two years ago. Now I'm beginning to think we dodged a major catastrophe in world events.
OT, Bush uses 1872 mining law to help pals build a ski area.
This bit is from one of the worst:
Gore's speech was one no minimally decent politician could have delivered. It was entirely dishonest, cheap, low. It was utterly hollow. It was bereft of policy, of solutions, of constructive ideas, very nearly of facts--bereft of anything other than taunts and jibes and embarrassingly obvious lies. It was breathtakingly hypocritical, a naked political assault delivered in smarmy tones of moral condescension from a man pretending to be superior to mere politics. It was wretched. It was vile. It was contemptible. But I understate.
Maybe we need to email the link to all those people and ask them now how wrong Gore was? Ready for the apologies, fuckwits?
This is what could have been, but wasn't.
Ah, but you all forget. We 'Muricans would rather have a beer with w than with Al Gore. Let's not forget how important THAT was, and still is! /bitter snark
As a matter of fact - that's MY favorite drink, Schweppe's bitter snark, and I'd rather share it with Al Gore.
stupid wins!
the sheeple, in their racist inspired evil, don't care about facts. they care about violent movies. they care about having xxxx square foot house with a boat in the driveway. they care about going to walmart to purchase plastic things.
truth is laughed at by the sheeple -watch!
amurca is broken - it is continually chipped away by non-progresive freeks which most call conservatives.
"I am the truth, I am the truth
we hear the god-drunk gnostic cry
the microcosm abides in me,
eternal allah's nought but I"
- Kasidah
Let's not forget one of his better moments 12 years ago.
One of the most important questions in this campaign involves the
judgment of the candidates on foreign policy. The American people
know the world is full of unexpected surprises and dangers -- and as
a result they want to know whether or not a president can handle
these uncertainties, recognize unanticipated dangers, and realize
when national policy must be changed to reflect new realities. The
American people also want to know whether or not they can count on
their president to tell them the truth.
President Bush, in his handling of our policy toward Iraq, has failed
all these tests, and failed them badly. His poor judgment, moral
blindness and bungling policies led directly to a war that should
never have taken place.
You can find the rest of if here
I wish we had some mechanism to force certain people to eat crow. The frightening thing was that Neil Pollack's satire was so close to what the actual so-called pundits, etc. were saying! Even more frightening is that anybody with half a brain could have told these people that invading Iraq was a bad idea. But it was amazing how many people, even those who have since woken up to what a bad idea it was, just took the kool-aid they were given and drank it.
It truly frightens me - C+ Augustus can say all the right code-words and gets people worked up into a war to the point where they listen to neither evidence nor reason. And people wonder how the Holocaust happened?
"Every once in awhile it's good to go back and take a look at contemporary political commentary of, say, a year or so back. Gives you insight as to the various mindsets before we knew what we know."
Generally a good idea. We should also have some sort of mechanism to reward people who were right when so many others were wrong. Such an incentive will encourage better performance in the free market of ideas. Maybe Gore can get a special edition Nobel Prize in "I could have told you so"?
Other nominees: Hart and - was it Rudman? - for their (so-far still ignored if obligatorially mentioned) report on the terrorism threat and Walter Mondale for providing Reagan with the policies that enabled the latter to take credit for winning the cold war.
Can I move to the alternate universe where Mondale was elected president in 1984 and Hart in 1988?
"Bush says they hate us for our freedoms. Remedy? End 'em. Mission accomplished. Good job Georgie!"
For all we know, this could very well be the BushCO strategy. It may be all they can come up with!
Wow -- Democrats hate human life. Is it just me, or is that a tad strong?
I mean... I'm a Democrat, so naturally I despise plant life. I crush and burn plants whenever I can -- even eat their dead bodies, sometimes. Invertebrates, too -- what Democrat doesn't hate invertebrates? Amphibians -- don't get me started. Hate 'em. Did I mention fungii? Loathe them deeply, the parasites. Mammals -- sure, I hate most of them. As a Democrat, of course I get a kick out of swinging a kitten by its tail and smashing it's head against a wall. Great fun!
But to say Democrats hate human life -- well, if I didn't know better, I'd say thats a downright partisan statement.
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