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[deadangr]

For everyone who either didn't vote or voted for bush... fuck you...I hope you fucking die you bastards! The destruction of this country is on your heads...the blood of every soldier that dies in iraq and the blood of all the innocent iraqies that are MURDERED is on your hands.

Just go die now.

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wow

[catrapesdog]

It's true... I get physically, violently ill everytime I think about it. The entire last four years, at least I was thinking "hey, at least he's not a LEGITIMATE president, the rest of the world has GOT to know that we didn't really vote for this fuck". Now, even though he danced through what was ultimately another rigged election, the last four years are legitimate now. It's about time we picked sides on the next civil war. I choose the wussy, thinking wing of the general public...
Maybe they shouldn't have legalized automatic weapons right before they fucked us....... random thought... :-/

Rob

Beyond a civil war

[suburbanscourge]

This is beyond a civil war type scenario. During the United States Civil War both sides had logical arguments for going to war (and it wasn’t about slavery, that was, regretfully, only a side show. Though I’m pretty sure anyone reading this already knows that.) Within the confines of any war, civil liberties and so called "freedom" are always nothing more than side shows of the oppressive elite trying to muster control of the masses. I know this may sound fairly Marxist and/or Tolstoian, but I really do believe history is lending themselves more and more to these arguments (more the latter, I think Marx was a bit shallow in his research/philosophical application). This really is more reminiscent of pre-Nazi Germany, and not in the liberal catch phrase right-wing way, but REALLY like the developing social microcosm that produced Hitler and the Third Reich. Lets check the list