Imperial_Samura
Anticrust Smurf
Originally posted by jaden101
there is, as you say, a hell of a lot of posts based on "they probably have" arguments...and yes you can level lots of insults at the people who make these postsbut it's far more effective to simply prove them wrong...
Well, as you can see from the beginning of the thread people have tried to do just that - such as basically saying "The article doesn't mention Iran possessing nuclear weapons" "There is very little likelihood of them already having them due to the complexity of the process (3% enriched uranium etc) - perfectly clear logic was used numerous times to prove such posts wrong, but it rarely seems to have stuck.
thats a get out clause of an excuse if ever i read one...regardless there is very little differencewhat's more bizarre is that when you read through the previous pages of post...most of the posts with "go dubya" are so riddled with sarcasm that anyone attacking them seem to be missing the point
Are you saying that the posters who use "GO DUBYA" are actually trying to create satire? That they don't actually support the Bush administration at all? That they don't actually mean the posts they make and end with "GO DUBYA", the ones with such opinions as preemptive nuking, anti-gay sentiments (in other threads as such)? I think I, and many other people get the sense they like Bush, like what he has done, and would like him to continue doing it - that is "take the bastards out." If that is the case they can come here and say "It's true, it was sarcastic, we actually don't mean what they are saying" and I would apologise, as I don't mind being wrong, it is a learning process. However I can't see them coming here and saying "We believe gays should marry and Bush shouldn't be going to war at the drop of a hat." Prove me wrong people, prove me wrong.
And I stand by what I said. The "GO DUBYA" slogan is childish. It has no meaning, it is used in an insightful manner, it is like driving a car with a "Go Home Foreigners" bumper sticker through an immigrant neighbourhood. Is it needed? No. It is the equivalent of sticking ones tongue out. Maybe the posters think it's cool, they can. The slogan itself is childish. They could whip up something witty, they could whip up something that actually makes sense or is specific. Just "GO DUBYA" though?