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My neocon impression.

posted 19 years ago by PlasticLSD
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Hey guys. I'm gonna pretend I'm a neo-con for a few mins.

Chick this out. I think you will find it rather convincing....

Liberal. Liberal. Liberal. Liberal. Liberal. Liberal. Liberal. Liberal. Liberal. Liberal. Liberal. Liberal. Stupid Liberal. Stupid Liberal. Stupid Liberal. Stupid Liberal. Stupid Liberal. Stupid Liberal. Michael Moore. Michael Moore. Michael Moore. Michael Moore. Michael Moore. Michael Moore. Michael Moore. God. God. God. God. God. God. God. God. God. God. God. Stupid Liberal. Terror. Terror. Terror. Terror. Terror. Terror. Terror. Terror. Pro-Life. Pro-Life. Pro-Life. Terror. Terror. Terror. Terror. Terror. Stupid Liberal. Stupid Liberal. Stupid Liberal. Stupid Liberal. Stupid Liberal. Stupid Liberal. Stupid Liberal. Stupid Liberal. Stupid Liberal. Stupid Liberal. Stupid Liberal. Stupid Liberal. Stupid Liberal. Stupid Liberal. Stupid Liberal. Stupid Liberal. Stupid Liberal. Stupid Liberal.

I wonder wich pinko commie liberal we're going to have to elect to create all the social programs and jails were going to need once they make abortion illegal.

I'm sorry but anyone who supports these lunatics needs to seek help and it has nothing to do with republican or democrat. Liberal or conservative (yet I don't know how somone who has never vetoed a single bill is a conservative).

Bush is a dangerous man and I know I'm not changing any minds, but the current arguments on the neo-con side cruble like a gingerbread man. Yea kerry is a lying polotician.... but hes not as DANGEROUS as leaving BUSH in office. No argument holds up in the face of the RISING terrorism combined with this administrations claims that we are safer. If you can't see through that lie your magic little buble is too thick for me to penetrate.

[–] jerrys_shanty 19 years ago

You forgot Poland.

[–] elizabethivria 19 years ago

I feel safer with 380 tons of explosives missing in Iraq, don't you?

What I think is very telling about Bush and his administration, is that they were trying to keep this a secret until after the election. Hmmmm.........

[–] torontodog-1 19 years ago

How anyone can sit there nodding along with that garbage is unreal! It is almost a parody. Republicans should be completely outraged about Bush's unprecedented spending! And then they say with a straight face that Kerry is for bigger government. Man, as an outsider, it's absurd to watch.

Not a bad movie though. Did you Kerry supporters ever wish, as I did when I watched this, that the man would speak his mind like he did as a young man? Now he rambles off stats and jibberish mindlessly - almost as bad as Bush himself.

You Americans are supposed to be the leaders of the free world. What are you doing? The world is disgusted with you, and your answer is "we answer to no one." The rest of us once admired and loved America. Once you were the symbol of what freedom mixed with great people could achieve. Now you are a vindictive bunch of pawns, bowing to whatever the war corporations say. God help us all if China becomes the new superpower. All they need is four more years of this crap.

[–] jerrys_shanty 19 years ago

I saw this movie the day of the third debates. When I watched the debates that evening, well, it was *beep* depressing.

I'm hoping that right now he's really trying to stay away from very idealistic emotional speeches, I think they're too easy to make look very bad. As an example, if anyone actually saw Al Sharpton's speech at the convention, I think they would agree it was a GREAT speech, but Fox just tore it apart. I couldn't believe what their pundits were saying to Sharpton afterwards, it was obvious that his speech was just so sincere, and he had really drained himself emotionally giving it. Hell, look what has been done to Kerry's speeches from that time.

I really really hope that when Kerry is president he starts speaking more like he did post-vietnam. I think it could really rally the people together.

[–] amishlightening 18 years ago

The only reason Kerry lost was because of the Ketchup Lady. Simple as that. On another interesting note, both people Bush defeated in the presidential elections were vietnam veterans. Conspiracy? Well, I dunno...

Not a day goes by where I don't say to myself "If only Condi Rice was thirty years younger..."

[–] pygmalion6 18 years ago

The reason he lost is because the man is totally incapable of making a decision. This was revealed by his own campaign staff after the election: He was absolutely paralyzed and only agreed with the last person he spoke to, and his indecisive nature would compel him to speak with someone else so he could change his mind yet again. Near the end, his campaign advisors had to confiscate his cell phone and respectfully tell him to go sit on his hands.