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    Quote Originally Posted by Lyle View Post
    Kirkland he's going to raise taxes and if he doesn't everyone will just be screwed by inflation.

    His speeches in Europe leave a lot to be desired...does ANYBODY not see why the Democrats are tagged with the "Blame America First" label OR the "Spendacrats"....I mean the GOP was spending a bunch and the Dems get in there and just dwarf what the GOP Congress was doing and in less than a year. NEWSFLASH when the Europeans say "You're spending too much" YOU'RE SPENDING WAAAAY TOO MUCH!

    And his stance on North Korea (if you can call it that) is really fucking weak.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxL8NcNACBYbut of course he did also say...

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QNrXWxBTcJESo you never really know where he stands unless of course you live in Europe where you get the 100% full truth out of Barry "Blame America, we're arrogant, we're ignorant, and we want to stop being the leaders of the free world"....We fail to recognize the EU's leadership in the World....HORSE SHIT! What the fuck have you guys done lately besides bitch at us

    As for Barry and the debt...
    PolitiFact | Judd Gregg says Obama's budget doubles the national debt in five years

    Doubles it in 5 years and triples it in 10 years "Mostly True"

    He's going to raise taxes on the top couple of percent of earners, like he told you before he got elected. If inflation takes hold then that's due to the financial crisis caused by eight years of disastrous Bush deregulation, not Obama's fault. Obama didn't cause this crisis or most of its consequences, Bush did.

    Exactly what did he say in Europe that upset you so much?

    Even the GOP alternative budget shows spending soaring, an inevitable consequence of the eight year disaster we just lived through, a result of the Bush financial meltdown.

    I'm not going to watch videos, show me some facts. Obama is giving the Pentagon forty billion more this year than Bush gave them last year. How is that gutting the military?

    Here's Bush's stance on North Korea. After talking tough and telling them launching a missile would be unacceptable, they launched a missile on the Fourth of July and Bush backed down and did nothing. After claiming he'd do something he ended up running away like a little girl, giving NK a huge propaganda victory and making America look pathetic. Here, read :

    http://www.saddoboxing.com/boxingfor...l-clarity.html

    And finally you post a fact! Except it disproves the claim you're trying to make which was that he'd doubled the national debt already. Again, all this new spending is a consequence of the previous president's disastrous etc.

    Do you never get tired of being wrong about everything? All you ever do is parrot whatever those radio crackheads are saying at the time, and they're always wrong! Don't you ever wish you could be right about something for once?

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    Listen Kirkland we've had a week or so of Barry bad mouthing his own country and he doesn't have any harsher words for North Korea or the Chinese who are allowing this.

    You're comparing your Liberal Saviour to one of the saddest excuses for a leader we've had in modern history (save your other buddy Jimmy Carter)...and who is the one who should feel more upset by this

    Bush's economic policies weren't great in regards to government spending especially. And you're defending Obama's policies by comparing him to W......oh you MUST be proud

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    North Korea is a BIG issue because maybe they don't use the missles or the nukes but their economy has been bad FOREVER (maybe on account of the fact that they are communist) and they could sell those things to oooooh I don't know Iran or Syria or even some crazy ass people we've never heard of.

    The UN has done all it can do with North Korea and with 'Big Brother' China on the Security Council along with the Ruski's nothing worse will be allowed to happen to North Korea....I am sure you in all your wisdom understand that .

    It's a testy situation and I didn't like the response.



    And Obama also did a full bow to YOUR BOY Abdul Aziz...and I recall you giving W all types of shit for dealing with that guy so I will take the time for you to give Barry some crap for it

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    Kirk normally your research trumps Lyle's conservative dogma, but he has a point. Sooner or later there is a statute of limitations on blaming Bush. And even on right wing talk radio it is getting harder and harder to find hardy Bush supporters. Even my really conservative friends will agree that the guy made a lot of mistakes. So the constant comparing of the two doesn't really earn points. From our discussions I don't get the feeling that you are completely sold on Obama either. I think your utter hatred for Bush much like Lyle's for Obama might be keeping you from being objective. Of course its the free for all forum on the internet so who is really keeping score?
    Most bad government has grown out of too much government. Thomas Jefferson

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    ...one of these days some reporter is going to ask Barry a tough question where he has to make a stand and stick by his answer and whether it's "We don't want the warning sign to be a mushroom cloud", "Wear a sweater and turn the thermostat down", "I did not trade arms for hostages" or "I did not have sexual relations with that woman" Barry will say something, the people won't agree, and eventually people will get used to really questioning him instead of getting drunk off of his celebrity.

    Right now we don't have a President, we have a movie star in charge of things

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    The New York Times > Log In

    Oh well, its helped these kids.

    On the other note , Nth Korea really is having a poke arent they.

    This will test Obama and his team out some, (hope they are decent poker players).

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    I think considering the possible death toll any attack or military action against N. Korea must be initiated by the South Koreans first. If NKR decided to roll south or just fire their thousand artillery pieces there would be thousands of US deaths but that pails in comparison to the SKR deaths. I think its in China's best interest not to have a ground war on its border. They will let Kim Jong Il saber rattle but in the end I think they will yank his chain and put him back in line.
    Most bad government has grown out of too much government. Thomas Jefferson

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lyle View Post
    Listen Kirkland we've had a week or so of Barry bad mouthing his own country and he doesn't have any harsher words for North Korea or the Chinese who are allowing this.

    You're comparing your Liberal Saviour to one of the saddest excuses for a leader we've had in modern history (save your other buddy Jimmy Carter)...and who is the one who should feel more upset by this

    Bush's economic policies weren't great in regards to government spending especially. And you're defending Obama's policies by comparing him to W......oh you MUST be proud
    Exactly how did Obama badmouth America? Before you even answer I know that you're going to reply with an out-of-context couple of lines from a speech that some radio yakker has convinced you means Obama hates America, but when put in its proper context you'll realise that the yakker (and by extension you) is full of shit.

    And I see you're now terrified over North Korea, a country which like Iran is no threat at all to America. The vast coverage in the media given to NK's "terrifying" missile test is as usual fact-free and designed only to get a large percentage of Americans to wet the bed over nonexistent "threats", thus giving the war industry even more money for missile defence programmes which don't work either. You've got a shit NK missile unable to do anything and shit US missile defence systems unable to hit missiles, and both countries filling their people full of shit about the threat from the other side. Epically ridiculous.

    I'm not comparing Obama to Bush. I'm explaining that Obama is a couple of months into a salvage job of a mess that took eight years to create, and pointing out how utterly wrong (as usual) about everything you are.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lyle View Post
    North Korea is a BIG issue because maybe they don't use the missles or the nukes but their economy has been bad FOREVER (maybe on account of the fact that they are communist) and they could sell those things to oooooh I don't know Iran or Syria or even some crazy ass people we've never heard of.

    The UN has done all it can do with North Korea and with 'Big Brother' China on the Security Council along with the Ruski's nothing worse will be allowed to happen to North Korea....I am sure you in all your wisdom understand that .

    It's a testy situation and I didn't like the response.



    And Obama also did a full bow to YOUR BOY Abdul Aziz...and I recall you giving W all types of shit for dealing with that guy so I will take the time for you to give Barry some crap for it
    Other than continuing to wet the bed over the nonexistent "threat" from NK, thee's nothing substantive in this post to reply to other than the "full bow" thing. Can you give me some facts on that so I can see what you're talking about please.

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    Quote Originally Posted by VanChilds View Post
    Kirk normally your research trumps Lyle's conservative dogma, but he has a point. Sooner or later there is a statute of limitations on blaming Bush. And even on right wing talk radio it is getting harder and harder to find hardy Bush supporters. Even my really conservative friends will agree that the guy made a lot of mistakes. So the constant comparing of the two doesn't really earn points. From our discussions I don't get the feeling that you are completely sold on Obama either. I think your utter hatred for Bush much like Lyle's for Obama might be keeping you from being objective. Of course its the free for all forum on the internet so who is really keeping score?
    So the crisis caused by a bunch of decisions between 2001 and 2005 deregulating and ending regulatory oversight of the financial industry, a period of time when the GOP controlled all three branches of government and the Bush administration/Bush appointees made all the crucial (disastrous) decisions to let the financial industry go wild is now Obama's fault after two months of office? How does that work exactly?

    I'm only "comparing" the two to show that Bush created the current problems while Obama is trying to clear up the mess, clearing up inaccuracies and general wrongness in Lyle's previous posts, etc.

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    Quote Originally Posted by VanChilds View Post
    I think considering the possible death toll any attack or military action against N. Korea must be initiated by the South Koreans first. If NKR decided to roll south or just fire their thousand artillery pieces there would be thousands of US deaths but that pails in comparison to the SKR deaths. I think its in China's best interest not to have a ground war on its border. They will let Kim Jong Il saber rattle but in the end I think they will yank his chain and put him back in line.
    I hope you're right.

    Gee you would have to hit them hard and for a long time combined with the south if it was us to draw blood first.
    Horrible thought really; I imagine all the other fronts the US are on all over the globe would arc up against it and give it their all too even though they are fighting for different reasons, it may be on for young and old .

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    Quote Originally Posted by VanChilds View Post
    I think considering the possible death toll any attack or military action against N. Korea must be initiated by the South Koreans first. If NKR decided to roll south or just fire their thousand artillery pieces there would be thousands of US deaths but that pails in comparison to the SKR deaths. I think its in China's best interest not to have a ground war on its border. They will let Kim Jong Il saber rattle but in the end I think they will yank his chain and put him back in line.
    South Korea don't want to fight a war with NK and don't want us stirring trouble in the region and hyping a "threat" just so our war industry can claim trillions more dollars for a missile defence system that doesn't work. Nobody in the region wants us to do anything militarily, they all want us to back off and resolve the situation peacefully.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kirkland Laing View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by VanChilds View Post
    Kirk normally your research trumps Lyle's conservative dogma, but he has a point. Sooner or later there is a statute of limitations on blaming Bush. And even on right wing talk radio it is getting harder and harder to find hardy Bush supporters. Even my really conservative friends will agree that the guy made a lot of mistakes. So the constant comparing of the two doesn't really earn points. From our discussions I don't get the feeling that you are completely sold on Obama either. I think your utter hatred for Bush much like Lyle's for Obama might be keeping you from being objective. Of course its the free for all forum on the internet so who is really keeping score?
    So the crisis caused by a bunch of decisions between 2001 and 2005 deregulating and ending regulatory oversight of the financial industry, a period of time when the GOP controlled all three branches of government and the Bush administration/Bush appointees made all the crucial (disastrous) decisions to let the financial industry go wild is now Obama's fault after two months of office? How does that work exactly?

    I'm only "comparing" the two to show that Bush created the current problems while Obama is trying to clear up the mess, clearing up inaccuracies and general wrongness in Lyle's previous posts, etc.
    As I've said before I'm no economic specialist but Clinton's repealing (I know it was authored by Gramm) of Glass/Steagal set the stage for all of this mess. Both parties can share a some blame. Where was the JEC, Committe on Energy/Commerce or the Commitee for Financial Services? The "its all Bush's fault" tag line is just getting old. He is the President. Once he got swore in they are his problems and he better have a solution. If in a year from now we are not any better will you still be putting the whole thing on Bush and the GOP? I want to hear ideas and solutions from my President not how he got dealt a crappy hand from the last guy. There is no ONE right answer to our crisis and while Lyle's responses can sometimes be likened to rhetoric I think his questioning of our President's plan is very justified. On a side note I didn't like his speech either nor do I care for the celebrity persona but thats just my opinion.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kirkland Laing View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by VanChilds View Post
    I think considering the possible death toll any attack or military action against N. Korea must be initiated by the South Koreans first. If NKR decided to roll south or just fire their thousand artillery pieces there would be thousands of US deaths but that pails in comparison to the SKR deaths. I think its in China's best interest not to have a ground war on its border. They will let Kim Jong Il saber rattle but in the end I think they will yank his chain and put him back in line.
    South Korea don't want to fight a war with NK and don't want us stirring trouble in the region and hyping a "threat" just so our war industry can claim trillions more dollars for a missile defence system that doesn't work. Nobody in the region wants us to do anything militarily, they all want us to back off and resolve the situation peacefully.
    isn't that what I pretty much said
    Most bad government has grown out of too much government. Thomas Jefferson

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    Quote Originally Posted by VanChilds View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Kirkland Laing View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by VanChilds View Post
    I think considering the possible death toll any attack or military action against N. Korea must be initiated by the South Koreans first. If NKR decided to roll south or just fire their thousand artillery pieces there would be thousands of US deaths but that pails in comparison to the SKR deaths. I think its in China's best interest not to have a ground war on its border. They will let Kim Jong Il saber rattle but in the end I think they will yank his chain and put him back in line.
    South Korea don't want to fight a war with NK and don't want us stirring trouble in the region and hyping a "threat" just so our war industry can claim trillions more dollars for a missile defence system that doesn't work. Nobody in the region wants us to do anything militarily, they all want us to back off and resolve the situation peacefully.
    isn't that what I pretty much said
    It sounded to me like you were keen to start a war or were thinking one was likely. Now I know you're not that's good.

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