Dick Morris: We Didn't Invade Iraq

[Nickswitz]

um... Can we call it George Bush

[Reliant121]

I officially declare that stupidity

Republibushinitistism

[Nickswitz]

That sounds good, now we just need to get it into the dictionary!

[Sionnach Glic]

Can we get a picture of George W. Bush printed next to the definition?

[Monroe]

*blues brothers*"We're on a mission from god" *Blues brothers off*

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080903/ap_ ... WpzfYDW7oF

wtf.

[Mikey]

Isn't that kind of mindset the very thing which we're fighting against?

[Aaron]

Isn't that kind of mindset the very thing which we're fighting against?

Silly man, your fighting whatever the government says is wrong at the moment. Tomorrow it'll change.

[Nutso]

Isn't Osama bin Laden also on a task from God? Damn that God! He's two-timing us!

I guess we didn't invade Iraq. God did. We just followed His lead.

Republibushinitistism: The practice of fooling weak-minded simpleton constituents with unfounded religious fervor disguised as political discourse.

[Mikey]

...and/or using such fervor to justify the ignorance of the wishes of your constituency.

[Tsukiyumi]

Yeah, and they're also tricking stupid religious people into believing whatever they want them to!







...Oh, right...

[shran]

Why do they follow/believe in a god so weak he needs humans to do his job? If god is omnipotent, he could have done it himself. Also, if they think they should do that job for him, they must think God is quite weak. Why following him if he is so weak?

[Mikey]

Personally, I think we've been left to our devices. If you're talking about the bible-thumpers, it's because even they know that faith is merely an excuse to call for certain courses of action.

[Sionnach Glic]

Well, according to the Bible, the Christian god can't beat iron chariots.

[Mikey]

Well, according to the Bible, the Christian god can't beat iron chariots.

I must have been absent that day.

[Sionnach Glic]

It's true. I don't remember the passage entirely, but it was something like "but the LORD could not drive out the people of the valley, for they had chariots of iron" or something. I'll see if I can find the quote.

Hmm, the almighty god versus a T-90......