Originally posted by Thunderstrike
A lot of truth in those words. Good Quote.
Ironic. It applies to Bush with the greatest of pertinence.
Originally posted by Thunderstrike
Not really. Just a difference in opinion. Who's Marcus?
Not really. What I said is more factual than opinion-based. If no one questioned the leaders of their respective countries, then you'd find yourself living in a facist state, rather than a democracy.
Then we have what you said about if you do not like a place, then you should leave. That's correct, but it's very different from not liking a rogue president and sticking around. 'President' - 'Place'; there's a difference. I'm surprised you didn't know that. Actually, I'm not.
Finally, we have your bit about 'what the heck is complaining about foreign policy going to do for you?'. Well, if you never leave your own trailer, then it's unlikely to worry you. However, if you step out of your own country, you'll fiind a lot of angry people. Why? American 'foreign policy' is - under Bush - an oxymoronic term. What it should be called is 'imperialism'. It's a shame that the USA never learnt from the mistakes of the former British Empire in this regard. Indeed, seeing as we're in a mood for quotes, here's another great one:
"America is the only country that went from barbarism to decadence without civilization in between."
- Oscar Wilde
Originally posted by Thunderstrike
Who's Marcus?
No one of any real consequence. He was just a little boy who had his botty spanked and was then sent to bed without any supper.