I don't even know why I am responding here, but considering you have challenged me, I'm going to have to step up and destroy your rhetorical bullshit word for word, old man.
[quote]Old Man By the Sea wrote:
Again..little boys who have a little college under their belt...no real life experince..and having read some Marx..or somebody else...all of the sudden your world experts..your not..
First of all, and this is almost a mute point, but you have no idea who posts on here-- whether they are college kids or Vietnam veterans. Secondly, to my knowledge, no one has said anything referring to Marxism, Communism, or Fascism. I for one firmly believe in a capitalist democracy.
Old Man By the Sea wrote:
..you couldnt sound any dumber...I mean you guys are clowns..complete with face paint...This is the same old left wing comments that have been around for years..you dont bring anything to the table..just the same old rhetoric...
While I admire your eloquence, Old Man, I believe it is you who has uttered rhetoric. My post adressed specific lies the Pentagon and news publications have spewed out in the past week-- and I backed up every point with evidence; quotes and specific links followed every comment. You on the other hand are stuck uttering some jibber-jabber coonery. Your have resorted to name-calling and unsubstantianted claims-- "you don't bring anything to the table"-- is this a discussion between intellectual beings or a barfight? Act your age old man.
Old Man by the Sea wrote:
when Saddam uses chemical weapons against the USA..maybe youll wake up and smell the coffee..but somehow I doubt it...he used it against Iran and the Kurds...I guess thats ok with you boys.
Absolutely NO ONE has said that they want to see Saddam use chemical weapons. In fact absolutely no one has ever said that they are on Saddam's side. Also, the chemical weapons were given to Saddam by the United States to fight Iran during the 1980's. This much even the US government admits. Furthermore, mustard gas and the chemical weapons he used on his own people are thought to be of no use now, as it has been more than 12 years. Perhaps the most juvenile comment in your little rant here was "i guess thats ok with you boys." When one tries to twist a conversation and put words and thoughts into another's mind, you know that they are resorting to ways to win an argument-- ways that don't need to be used if the person actually can back up their views with evidence and eloquence.
Old Man by the Sea wrote:
If you really belived what you were saying..you would go suit up...and fight for Iraq...but you have no balls..your little boys..with big mouths..You are ill informed...hysterical..without honor or courage..if you had courage or honor..youd either fight for Iraq or move to France...and you and your buddies could talk about the holacust and say it never happened...Only in America could you spout such dribble ..
Where to start on this one. Hmmm, I liked the "no balls" comment, very mature. While your choice of words looks more like the choice of an 8th grader rather than an "old man", I believe what you are referring to is one's courage, or lack thereof. Unfortunately for you old man, your throwing a boomerang of rhetorical insults that will now come back to hit you upside the head with irony-- it takes more "balls" to speak out about something that you believe is wrong-- specifically, the war right now. In the United States, according to US media, 75% of this country is pro-bush and for the war. It takes more courage to stand up for what you believe in, knowing that 75% of the country disagrees with you, than to jabber about "leftist propaganda" and spew insults and points filled with prejudice and immaturity. Old Man, perhaps you should grow up. Furthermore, no one is hoping that any harm comes to any US soldiers, and no one is supporting Iraq. People are simply saying that they object to what some of us feel is a war that is unneccessary and being fought for all the wrong reasons.