S_engineer
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Chicago, IL | Blame Bush.... As always in here, it's his fault! | |
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dslhater
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1 edit | Re: Blame Bush.... I always wondered why there was a black van outside my house. I have told my GF to stop saying "its the bomb" when she is chit chatting with her girlfriends.
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PwnZone | Re: Blame Bush.... lol yeah, who keeps ordering these flowers, dry cleaning, and pizza? | |
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dslhater
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2 edits | Re: Blame Bush.... One time the van read portable pet groomers. Faustino my pet son chihuahua has never been the same. 
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rosco
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Rob
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| said by S_engineer  :As always in here, it's his fault! Just for the record, nobody started with the Blame Bush game except you. | |
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S_engineer
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| Re: Blame Bush.... Easy Rob, i was being sarcastic. It seems that alot of discussions in here inevitably lay the blame on the Pres.
Aside from that, who says we don't have a national broadband plan?
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Thaler
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| Because clearly, the American president (acting as 1/3 of the branches of government) has absolutely nothing to do with the decisions he makes, or those that he puts in position to make decisions. 
I wouldn't say he's 100% liable, but to say he's totally uninvolved with any and all actions made by capital hill during his terms is hard to believe. The buck stops anywhere but here, I guess? | |
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roc5955
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Rosendale, NY | Re: Oh you have it all wrong You forgot the chimpanzee, and Frankenstein.
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ackman
join:2000-10-04
Acworth, GA
1 edit | said by S_engineer :As always in here, it's his fault! Not a real heavy information seeker, are you?
Even if your post was a sarcastic jab, it still serves to discredit any legitimate criticism of criminality by the Bush administration, in the same cheerleading spirit as Fox News Channel. | |
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S_engineer
join:2007-05-16
Chicago, IL
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| Re: Blame Bush.... On the contrary, I seek too much info...Any critism of the administration should also reflect upon the representatives, from both parties, that the American people elected.
Your knee jerk reaction to degrade one cable news program without scrutinizing the rest speaks volumes.
I have news for you; the only reason Fox's ratings are so high is because they have fould the sensationism formula that works best. That does not mean that the other media outlets aren't spewing propaganda in their own way. In many cases, they are trying to emulate "fox's cheerleading" spirit.
So if you're going to hold one to the standard, please hold them all!
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| Re: Blame Bush.... said by S_engineer :On the contrary, I seek too much info...Any critism of the administration should also reflect upon the representatives, from both parties, that the American people elected. Your knee jerk reaction to degrade one cable news program without scrutinizing the rest speaks volumes. I have news for you; the only reason Fox's ratings are so high is because they have fould the sensationism formula that works best. That does not mean that the other media outlets aren't spewing propaganda in their own way. In many cases, they are trying to emulate "fox's cheerleading" spirit. So if you're going to hold one to the standard, please hold them all! I actually agree with you on that point. Fox is just the most egregious example of the bastardization of the news genre and the morphing into opinion media. I would love to see Wolf Blitzer actually have a spine when interviewing ANY of his guests. Whatever happened to a scrutinizing media that would hold those in power to answering tough questions? Keith Olbermann on MSNBC does a great job setting a tough standard on those in power. If DC goes fully to the Democrats in 2008, I'll expect to see Olbermann's show be just as tough on the Democrats as he has been on the Republicans. If not, then I've been shnookered, but he is one of the few media hosts I'm giving the benefit of the doubt to right now. A free press is the best check and balance against abuse of power in government. A propagandist media is the worst enemy of the people, and the best friend of the power trust. The lessons of Hitler clearly aren't understood in America, as people in general have a complete ignorance of the lessons of history. A perfect example of this failing, take a look at the now famous video of the girl from South Carolina trying to answer a pretty basic maps question in the Miss Teen contest. God Bless America. | |
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roc5955
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Rosendale, NY | Nah, it was Clinton's fault... It always is.
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hpguru
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| said by S_engineer :As always in here, it's his fault! Well according to Bush, he is "the decider". Actually I blame the completed fools who voted for Bush fascism not once but twice. Now all you fools who voted for Bush and airport restroom champaign protocol repeat after me...
"Fool me once...shame on, shame on you...fool me can't get fooled again." 
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| Thaler
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| Re: Blame Bush.... said by hpguru :Well according to Bush, he is "the decider". He decides where the blame goes. | |
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