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Willravel · 10-31-2004, 10:33 AM

Saying we're in a war on terror is like Hitler saying he was having a war on ignorance. HOW CAN YOU SAY THAT, WILLRAVEL? Well, let me clue you guys in. You cannot declair war on an ideal. It's obvious that terror is not a country. Terror isn't even a select group of people. Terror, just like evil, happieness, and a splean, is inside of all of us. We all have to capacity to carry out 'evil' acts that would be considered terrorism.

That being said, how can our President declair 'war on terror'? Simple, Watson. The powers that be know that 9/11 scared the pants and security off of a lot of voting Americans. They know that an American will vote with someone who they think share their ideals. So what do they do? They oversimplify a very serious situation and slap it on MSNBC for all of the Survivor watching, SUV driving Americans to take a gander at. Thye see war on terror and think, "Hmmm. That sounds like a war on the terrorists that actually effected my life back in 2001. Yes! Let's have a war on terror!". All along the powers that be use this simple tool to tweak and turn the rights of Americans, and push their own agenda. What agenda is that? If you don't know the answer to this question by now, you need to go back under your rock and wait for the apocolipse because nothing short of God can help you.

Does anyone remember everything from after WWII to the late 80s? Remember when we tried to force feed 'democracy' to anyone and everyone? Guess what, Mumar, we're still doing it. We (and by 'we', I of course mean the dubius asshats who call themselves politicans) think that democracy is the only way to civilize the world. They hold democracy the same way they hold God; and all fixing, supernatural force that can make everyone happy and la de dah. Of course anyone who knows their ass from their elbow knows that democracy is just as likely to work as socialism, communism, imperialism, or burgerkingism. It's a matter of eliminating the self serving part of human nature that determines how well a country works.

Now this Gomer Pyle hand puppet of a preident wants us to know we're going after the 'insurgents'. By the by, insurgent simply means rebel. Yes, I suppose these people could be called rebels. They are rebeling against the U.S. interfering (bombing, destroying, controling) with their countries. They are tired of DYING. Those 'evildoers' (does Bush remind anyone else of Adam West as Batman?) are sick and tired of dying. So what can they do? Terrorism! The one and only defence against our pummeling of their homes is to strike back with whatever they can get their hands on. Now, I am very sorrry that 3000 innocent people had to pay for our governments sins. They didn't deserve to die. Just like Iraqi and Palistininan children don't deserve to die. THEY DON'T HATE FREEDOM. Understand? These terrorists do not hate freedom. That is more simplistic b.s. They simply want their children to grow up alive.

That's just my opinion. I could be wrong.

10-31-2004, 10:33 AM	#4 (permalink)
Willravel ... a sort of licensed troubleshooter.	Saying we're in a war on terror is like Hitler saying he was having a war on ignorance. HOW CAN YOU SAY THAT, WILLRAVEL? Well, let me clue you guys in. You cannot declair war on an ideal. It's obvious that terror is not a country. Terror isn't even a select group of people. Terror, just like evil, happieness, and a splean, is inside of all of us. We all have to capacity to carry out 'evil' acts that would be considered terrorism. That being said, how can our President declair 'war on terror'? Simple, Watson. The powers that be know that 9/11 scared the pants and security off of a lot of voting Americans. They know that an American will vote with someone who they think share their ideals. So what do they do? They oversimplify a very serious situation and slap it on MSNBC for all of the Survivor watching, SUV driving Americans to take a gander at. Thye see war on terror and think, "Hmmm. That sounds like a war on the terrorists that actually effected my life back in 2001. Yes! Let's have a war on terror!". All along the powers that be use this simple tool to tweak and turn the rights of Americans, and push their own agenda. What agenda is that? If you don't know the answer to this question by now, you need to go back under your rock and wait for the apocolipse because nothing short of God can help you. Does anyone remember everything from after WWII to the late 80s? Remember when we tried to force feed 'democracy' to anyone and everyone? Guess what, Mumar, we're still doing it. We (and by 'we', I of course mean the dubius asshats who call themselves politicans) think that democracy is the only way to civilize the world. They hold democracy the same way they hold God; and all fixing, supernatural force that can make everyone happy and la de dah. Of course anyone who knows their ass from their elbow knows that democracy is just as likely to work as socialism, communism, imperialism, or burgerkingism. It's a matter of eliminating the self serving part of human nature that determines how well a country works. Now this Gomer Pyle hand puppet of a preident wants us to know we're going after the 'insurgents'. By the by, insurgent simply means rebel. Yes, I suppose these people could be called rebels. They are rebeling against the U.S. interfering (bombing, destroying, controling) with their countries. They are tired of DYING. Those 'evildoers' (does Bush remind anyone else of Adam West as Batman?) are sick and tired of dying. So what can they do? Terrorism! The one and only defence against our pummeling of their homes is to strike back with whatever they can get their hands on. Now, I am very sorrry that 3000 innocent people had to pay for our governments sins. They didn't deserve to die. Just like Iraqi and Palistininan children don't deserve to die. THEY DON'T HATE FREEDOM. Understand? These terrorists do not hate freedom. That is more simplistic b.s. They simply want their children to grow up alive. That's just my opinion. I could be wrong.