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Offline WMCoolmon

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Re: National Walkout Day - drive out the Bush Regime!
Well, I heard nothing about this until all my classes were over for the day.
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Offline vyper

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Re: National Walkout Day - drive out the Bush Regime!
Don't antagonize me Kazan, I don't do it to you (by admin request).

Perhaps he means you haven't been ****ed by the government yet!
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Offline an0n

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Re: National Walkout Day - drive out the Bush Regime!
Guys, seriously, just get a lone gunman.

I mean if the commun...err...terrorists can turn people into Muslim fanatics, surely it shouldn't be too hard for you guys to go brainwash some trailer-park mook into taking a semi-automatic to Bush.
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Offline Herra Tohtori

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Re: National Walkout Day - drive out the Bush Regime!
It’s not enough to survive. One has to be worthy of surviving.
There are three things that last forever: Abort, Retry, Fail - and the greatest of these is Fail.

 

Offline Mefustae

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It’s not enough to survive. One has to be worthy of surviving.
Philosophical Rhetorical nonsense. Being 'worthy' is entirely subjective and hinges on the situation at hand, and this situation most definintely requires a few hired guns. It wouldn't change much, but it might scare the [rest of the] administration into taking the consequences of their actions into consideration. You've just got to remember to make it as little to do with terrorism as possible, or you're just playing right into their hands.
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Offline Herra Tohtori

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Re: National Walkout Day - drive out the Bush Regime!
It's not nonsense.

Killing Bush would solve nothing in USA's current political leadership situation. You would just have that another Dick in the throne. You would have to get rid of Cheney, Wolfowitz, Rumsfeld, Rice and quite a plethora of other similarly thinking people - in fact if you start on that road, you'll have to take out everyone whose policy does not appeal to you, and it'll never end.

The current leaders of US need to be changed, but the change must come from the people in elections OR as a situation that forces the current leaders to resign.

I could also accept the senate and government being dissolved and new elections taking place sooner than planned, but that's about the most radical thing I would be ready to accept, and even that's on the limits.


Either that, or a cylon agent to shoot the man dead on his/her own incentive.

That said, I'm a little dissapointed that you didn't get the reference.
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Offline Ford Prefect

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Re: National Walkout Day - drive out the Bush Regime!
Philosophical nonsense.
I dream of a world where the word "philosophical" is no longer employed willy-nilly to describe anything that sounds platitudinous.
"Mais est-ce qu'il ne vient jamais à l'idée de ces gens-là que je peux être 'artificiel' par nature?"  --Maurice Ravel

 

Offline Kosh

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What an idiot.

No one should get special treatment. I hope everyone that does this gets fired/suspended from school.





Heaven forbid should anyone, you know, actually use their rights to protest against an obviously corrupt and incompetant government. Wait, as aldo said, that would be counterrevolutionary.
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Offline Mefustae

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Re: National Walkout Day - drive out the Bush Regime!
Killing Bush would solve nothing in USA's current political leadership situation. You would just have that another Dick in the throne. You would have to get rid of Cheney, Wolfowitz, Rumsfeld, Rice and quite a plethora of other similarly thinking people - in fact if you start on that road, you'll have to take out everyone whose policy does not appeal to you, and it'll never end.
Well, if you just wipe out Bush in an unspectacular fashion, of course it'd be pointless. If you did it in a fashion that would inspire fear into the rest of the neocon leadership, it might just be enough to stall their plans long enough for them to get voted out of power.

The current leaders of US need to be changed, but the change must come from the people in elections OR as a situation that forces the current leaders to resign.
But it's pretty damn obvious that the system doesn't work. Given where the US has been heading as of late, it'd be an absolute miracle if someone competent managed to get into power, and even then it'd be nigh-on impossible to overcome the greed and corruption that has seeded itself in the US Government these past years and restore the once-great image of the nation. Thus, the people simply can't wait for "the system" to somehow succeed where it has never succeeded before, and therefore must take matters into their own hands.

Extreme times call for extreme measures, to use an old chestnut.

That said, I'm a little dissapointed that you didn't get the reference.
Yeah, I noticed it was from Galactica. Resurrection Ship Part 2, if i'm not mistaken. Adama choosing not to give Starbuck the order to execute Cain.

I dream of a world where the word "philosophical" is no longer employed willy-nilly to describe anything that sounds platitudinous.
Yeah, I know. I meant to say "rhetorical nonsense", as in expressing my opinion of Herra said, which he expressed with a sci-fi quote, with a sci-fi quote of my own. Alas, I had a memory lapse and cocked up the quote.

 

Offline aldo_14

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Re: National Walkout Day - drive out the Bush Regime!
The consequences of a Bush assasinaton would simply be oppression in the name of 'liberty' and 'security'.

 

Offline BlackDove

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Re: National Walkout Day - drive out the Bush Regime!
Philosophical nonsense.
I dream of a world where the word "philosophical" is no longer employed willy-nilly to describe anything that sounds platitudinous.

You know what you should also dream of?

You should dream of going back to 1950, when "willy-nilly" was last used.

 

Offline aldo_14

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Philosophical nonsense.
I dream of a world where the word "philosophical" is no longer employed willy-nilly to describe anything that sounds platitudinous.

You know what you should also dream of?

You should dream of going back to 1950, when "willy-nilly" was last used.

?

 

Offline Blaise Russel

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Re: National Walkout Day - drive out the Bush Regime!
You know what you should also dream of?

You should dream of going back to 1950, when "willy-nilly" was last used.

lol man u so edgy

 

Offline Mefustae

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Re: National Walkout Day - drive out the Bush Regime!
The consequences of a Bush assasinaton would simply be oppression in the name of 'liberty' and 'security'.
As i'm not an American citizen, that's a risk i'm willing to take!

 

Offline redmenace

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As not an american citizen, Bush doesn't really affect you. [Unless you live in Iraq]
Government is the great fiction through which everybody endeavors to live at the expense of everybody else.
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Offline vyper

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Re: National Walkout Day - drive out the Bush Regime!
:lol: Yeah the most powerful man in the world doesn't effect him...
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Offline redmenace

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Tell how it does then?
Government is the great fiction through which everybody endeavors to live at the expense of everybody else.
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Offline Turambar

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Re: National Walkout Day - drive out the Bush Regime!
as the US economy tanks, it'll have quite the ripple effect actually.
10:55:48   TurambarBlade: i've been selecting my generals based on how much i like their hats
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Offline Ford Prefect

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Re: National Walkout Day - drive out the Bush Regime!
Everything affects everything. Our universe is a pulsating stream of interconnected events. Individual cause/effect relationships that we isolate are but tiny windows into the infinite engine of the Eternal Return.

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Offline vyper

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Re: National Walkout Day - drive out the Bush Regime!
Tell how it does then?

Empires make the world go round. Any decisions Bush makes effect everyone since they will have ripple effects across borders. From the global conflict against Islamic extremists that he set back by invading Iraq, to the economic effects that Turambar pointed out.
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