Trip to Canada anyone?

[eusebioCBR]

Quote: (Originally Posted by RalphyS)

More conservative than Bush Hitler springs to mind

Hitler , I'd prefer Ronald Regan. You still might see an equivalence there.

[RalphyS]

Quote: (Originally Posted by eusebioCBR)

Hitler , I'd prefer Ronald Regan. You still might see an equivalence there.

You mean, the daddy of Ron ReAgan?

Well he was better than Bush jr and sr, but who wasn't, but more conservative? I doubt it.

[eusebioCBR]

Quote: (Originally Posted by RalphyS)

, but more conservative? I doubt it.

[eusebioCBR]

Hillary's election machine up and running. I hope her fellow democrats know what they're in for.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,245582,00.html

[RMadd]

Quote: (Originally Posted by RalphyS)

Btw I did not call the USA a fascist state, I stated that an even more right wing and conservative state as the USA would likely be fascist, so what I'm actually saying is that the Bush-led USA is bordering on fascist.

as much as i've grown to dislike G-dub, i'mona hafta disagree with you there. the American media, whether conservative or liberal, seems to capture, in particular, extreme viewpoints. a great number of American politicians, likewise, tend to be more extreme in their voting records than the beliefs and values of the average American might indicate. so while hawks may desire war with iraq, iran, north korea, venezuela, etc. and doves want nothing to do with it; and while some may want to create a welfare state of sorts and others want the government to stop being so invasive.... this whole notion of divided government seems to be a pretty good concept in the long-run. i, personally, haven't felt myself coming under the iron grip of a heavy-handed apparatus of state control, and with Democrats in charge of Congress now, I don't see us going the way of Mussolini's Italy or Hitler's Germany any time soon.

Here's a little wiki-reading on basic definitions of fascism.

[RMadd]

Quote: (Originally Posted by eusebioCBR)

Hillary's election machine up and running. I hope her fellow democrats know what they're in for.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,245582,00.html

that bitch!
obviously didn't have to dig too much, since it's in his book The Audacity of Hope. but, unfortunately, there are still probably millions of American who are paranoid about having anyone associated with Islam in any way running the country so soon after 9/11. while the madrassas do have the reputation for being terrorist-training schools, they are often times the only option for poorer families in Islamic-dominated states where public education is ridiculously expensive and therefore illogical. hopefully Barack & his team won't stoop too low, and hopefully that won't come back to bite him in the arse in the end.

[RMadd]

you'll also see here that Bush isn't as Fascist as some might think. granted, his seemingly nationalist conquests might conjure up images of Hitler or Mussolini for some,

[JulieCitySlicker]

I'll second that "Bitch",Ryan