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    Re: Earth Day

    <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: boney</div><div class="ubbcode-body">
    When I'm dealing with small brained, narrow-minded goofs such as you, it arises to the forefront on it's own. </div></div>

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    Re: Earth Day

    Just for the record the reason Bush approval ratings was so high at that point was partly because the misinformation that was provided to the American people taking us into the war in Iraq. Once people started to realize that there was no WMD's and no real reason for us being there. No reason that was a positive thing for THIS country.

    What has being in Iraq done to make America better? Why do we continue to police the world? Spending trillions of dollars on wars for what? We can not afford to do this. The only thing in the middle east we should have ever been concerned with is finding and taking out Bin Laden and al-Queda. After 8 years of Bush, this could have been completed. Hell, after 4 years of Bush it should have been done with. We should keep out of the middle east. Being over there brews the hatred for us further. Not only just there, but around the world.


    Some of us may not feel the effects of the economy, or the pinch of high gas prices and rising food costs. Though anyone who is going to be retiring around 20 years from now will feel it if this irrational foreign policy continues. If someone like John McCain truly keeps us in Iraq for another 4 years, or another 8 years( he said he would keep us there for 100 years if he had too) then there will be no Social Security, your retirement investments will not grow like they are capable, and you will not be able to devote as much money to retirement. Look forward to working until you die.

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    Re: Earth Day

    Are you outta work Dietz? Only folks that aint working are folks that dont wanna work.
    GO VOLS

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    Re: Earth Day

    Nope, im 25 and haven't been unemployed since Ive been 16. Ive did a little bit of everything, and its paid off for me career wise. Im concerned about our future generations, and my unborn child's future. Yes, Id like to retire someday though in my line of work I should be good until Im 70. haha

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    Re: Earth Day

    So you [censored] just for the sake of it? If you haven't noticed in the last few yrs coal is booming construction is to. If you dont have work its your fault. Nothing keeps you from investing. I think its great you look plan for your childs future. But to say our economy is down is rediculous. OUr economy is booming. We got good jobs. They dont cater you.
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    Re: Earth Day

    Hey man, me personally I feel like I'm doing just fine. I couldn't be happier, sorry for wanting things to be better for fellow Americans and our country's present and future. I'm just trying to further the conversation. Last time I checked this is a forum.

    Though If you haven't noticed the US economy is in a bit of a recession, and the value of the all mighty buck is at its lowest point ever. I'm glad we live in SW Virgina, where we have a nice shiny new Walmart. Coal is booming and but that ain't gonna last forever either. Times could get a whole lot tougher if we don't make the right decision in November. That is why we talk about these things.

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    Re: Earth Day

    talking about has the cost been worth it, yes it has. i would rather be safe than sorry.

    and i dont feel like typing a book on different points compared to you so i am going to agree to disagree. You have you opinions and i have mine. obviously they are different but thats life. If i typed a book your popint of view wouldnt change and same for you and mine still hasnt changed.


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    Re: Earth Day

    <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: ndn12</div><div class="ubbcode-body">talking about has the cost been worth it, yes it has. i would rather be safe than sorry.</div></div>

    Tell that to the 4,000+ troops that went to war w/Iraq and won't be coming back alive. If you're so concerned with safety, we should have been in Afghanistan much longer and much stronger than what we were/are. OBL was behind 9/11, not Saddam. OBL was/is the more imminent threat, and our actions in Iraq have done nothing to change that--actually has made Al-Quaida factions & training camps stronger over time because we've had our heads in Iraq and not actively pursuing terrorists with our armed forces. So...if you'd rather be safe than sorry, you must be sorry, because you sure ain't safe.

    <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: ndn12</div><div class="ubbcode-body">and i dont feel like typing a book on different points compared to you so i am going to agree to disagree. You have you opinions and i have mine. obviously they are different but thats life. If i typed a book your popint of view wouldnt change and same for you and mine still hasnt changed. </div></div>

    Keep sippin the conservative war-mongering Kool-Aid. I'm not a liberal nor conservative, but it's pretty damn clear that Bush & his people effed this whole situation up, and now we're in major debt due to a war we shouldn't have been in and we have next to nothing to show for it. Note...I wouldn't be complaining about debt had we went after terrorists instead of Saddam and his regime, but the truth is that terrorism is stronger than ever and while Saddam being out of Iraq and dead is nice--it makes us no safer than we were before as a nation.

    BTW--the only time I see someone make a mealy mouthed response like that lil schpiel above is when they know they've run out of speaking points that make any sense.
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    Re: Earth Day

    <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: MikeJones</div><div class="ubbcode-body">So you [censored] just for the sake of it? If you haven't noticed in the last few yrs coal is booming construction is to. If you dont have work its your fault. Nothing keeps you from investing. I think its great you look plan for your childs future. But to say our economy is down is rediculous. OUr economy is booming. We got good jobs. They dont cater you. </div></div>

    Our economy is booming? haha i get it, good one

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    Re: Earth Day

    <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: ndn12</div><div class="ubbcode-body">talking about has the cost been worth it, yes it has. i would rather be safe than sorry.

    and i dont feel like typing a book on different points compared to you so i am going to agree to disagree. You have you opinions and i have mine. obviously they are different but thats life. If i typed a book your popint of view wouldnt change and same for you and mine still hasnt changed. </div></div>

    What part of thousands of US soliders and innocent people dying for nothing is worth it?...and sorry about what, HE HAD NO WMD's and no plans to attack us.idiot.

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