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Would you rather have him scream OMG! OMG! America is under attack, WE'RE ALL GONNA DIEEEEE! in front of a class full of kids?Hamel wrote:If Arthur Dent or some RW looney from whereever asks how you know Bush is really stupid, bitchslap the stupid son of a bitch and use the grade school reading session as THE definitive evidence of such.
My god you can't be so retarded. I would rather have him tell them that he has to leave immediately. So what if he inconveniences a few kids. His nation was just attacked.fgalkin wrote:Would you rather have him scream OMG! OMG! America is under attack, WE'RE ALL GONNA DIEEEEE! in front of a class full of kids?Hamel wrote:If Arthur Dent or some RW looney from whereever asks how you know Bush is really stupid, bitchslap the stupid son of a bitch and use the grade school reading session as THE definitive evidence of such.
Have a very nice day.
-fgalkin
I'd have preferred if he calmly excused himself and walked out of the room with the man who notified him so he could be immediately briefed and put in touch with the military.fgalkin wrote:Would you rather have him scream OMG! OMG! America is under attack, WE'RE ALL GONNA DIEEEEE! in front of a class full of kids?
Yes, start a panic on TV. That's a great idea. What was he supposed to do? Nobody had any idea what was going on. By appearing calm, Bush had given his people time to find out what happened,Hamel wrote:My god you can't be so retarded. I would rather have him tell them that he has to leave immediately. So what if he inconveniences a few kids. His nation was just attacked.fgalkin wrote:Would you rather have him scream OMG! OMG! America is under attack, WE'RE ALL GONNA DIEEEEE! in front of a class full of kids?Hamel wrote:If Arthur Dent or some RW looney from whereever asks how you know Bush is really stupid, bitchslap the stupid son of a bitch and use the grade school reading session as THE definitive evidence of such.
Have a very nice day.
-fgalkin
I'd just like to point out that the press wasn't recording that event besides the video camera that the teacher had setup. Moore got the footage directly from her aparently.fgalkin wrote: Yes, start a panic on TV. That's a great idea. What was he supposed to do? Nobody had any idea what was going on. By appearing calm, Bush had given his people time to find out what happened,
I Know Bush is the worst president since Nixon, and not the sharpest knife in the drawer, either, but you're making no sense whatsoever.
Have a very nice day.
-fgalkin
Two planes into the WTC. Not a coincidence. You don't dick around when one of the epicenters of the nation's commerce activity gets rammed by two aircraft. I'm sure that thousands of security personel got fucking moving as soon as this happened, but not Bush, because he doesn't want to "start a panic"fgalkin wrote: Yes, start a panic on TV. That's a great idea. What was he supposed to do? Nobody had any idea what was going on. By appearing calm, Bush had given his people time to find out what happened,
Says the guy who presented to me some false dillema bullshit.I Know Bush is the worst president since Nixon, and not the sharpest knife in the drawer, either, but you're making no sense whatsoever.
Have a very nice day.
-fgalkin
Oh, ok. Still, my point stands: there was nothing he could do until he knew more. He could wait for information in the classroom, or elsewhere, it wouldn't have made a difference. Except that if he'd left, he'd start a panic.The Kernel wrote:I'd just like to point out that the press wasn't recording that event besides the video camera that the teacher had setup. Moore got the footage directly from her aparently.fgalkin wrote: Yes, start a panic on TV. That's a great idea. What was he supposed to do? Nobody had any idea what was going on. By appearing calm, Bush had given his people time to find out what happened,
I Know Bush is the worst president since Nixon, and not the sharpest knife in the drawer, either, but you're making no sense whatsoever.
Have a very nice day.
-fgalkin
Moving where? Even in NYC, nobody had any clue what was going on for a while. The first thing people thought was "OMG, a plane hit the WTC", not "somebody had just flown in an airplane into the WTC" It had taken time for the people to make that connection.Hamel wrote:Two planes into the WTC. Not a coincidence. You don't dick around when one of the epicenters of the nation's commerce activity gets rammed by two aircraft. I'm sure that thousands of security personel got fucking moving as soon as this happened, but not Bush, because he doesn't want to "start a panic"fgalkin wrote: Yes, start a panic on TV. That's a great idea. What was he supposed to do? Nobody had any idea what was going on. By appearing calm, Bush had given his people time to find out what happened,
As Kernel pointed out, it was not. My mistake.And are you sure that Bush's little session with the kids was televised live?
Really? Breaking off from a pre-planned routine was pretty much saying "something's wrong" You don't do that until you know what's wrong.Says the guy who presented to me some false dillema bullshit.I Know Bush is the worst president since Nixon, and not the sharpest knife in the drawer, either, but you're making no sense whatsoever.
Have a very nice day.
-fgalkin
I thought that was quite pointless, they can't sign up their kids, the kids have to make the choice for themselves. If they were drafting, then he would have made a point, as it is, he just looks stupid.Montcalm wrote:Something funny i heard about how he went to some congressmen,and other politicians and asked them to sign their kids for military service and go to warzones,and they were not interested which makes it interesting they don't mind American kids dying in combat as long as its not one of their kids.
