Europe eager to support Obama after 8 years of WarChimp - Page 3

disneydude · 07-23-08, 08:00 AM

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Originally Posted by obvious Child

Frankly that's irrelevant at this point. We need help in Southern Afghanistan and Germany said no to Bush. How can they say no to a candidate they are bending over backwards for?

Its not irrelevant at all. How can we expect our allies to trust us when we have a leader that has a history of lying?
GWB bankrupted the integrity of this country with out allies. A new leader without the history of GWB might be able to begin to repair that damage.

jallman · 07-23-08, 11:47 AM

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Originally Posted by 7thKeeper

Disgusting? I thought that was actually quite a nice rear

Can't fault the taste in underwear either.

I thought it looked like moldy cottage cheese being piped through a black bag.

7thKeeper · 07-25-08, 01:43 AM

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Originally Posted by jallman

I thought it looked like moldy cottage cheese being piped through a black bag.

Aaaw, come on. Have some sense of humour and don't take it so seriously. I know you have one, I've witnessed it before. Unless I somehow completely missed something here..

GarzaUK · 07-25-08, 02:47 AM

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Originally Posted by obvious Child

Europeans should be alarmed at the departure of Dubya. Without Dubya in office, they can't hide behind their overwhelming hatred of him. Without that cover and with cozy relations between them and Obama, how are they going to deny requests to send their troops into conflict zones like Southern Afghanistan? How are they going to say no to donating money to Iraq or relieving Iraqi debt? Without Dubya in office, it's going to be a lot harder to say no to requests coming out of the US.

There is no overwhelming hatred of America. In fact I have met very few people who hate America. Although I do meet people who hate what America has become in the last 5-7 years, including myself.

danarhea · 07-25-08, 03:56 PM

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Originally Posted by GarzaUK

There is no overwhelming hatred of America. In fact I have met very few people who hate America. Although I do meet people who hate what America has become in the last 5-7 years, including myself.

So, when did you last meet yourself?

aps · 07-25-08, 06:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Joe Hill

Europeans aren't the only ones sick of Bush and other aging Cold War relics like McSame.

I hope you ignore the insults that the right are giving you in this thread. Soooooo predictable. *humongous eye roll*

WI Crippler · 07-25-08, 07:01 PM

Are you talking to Joe Hill, or the cottage cheese ass?

Hatuey · 07-25-08, 07:33 PM

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Originally Posted by WI Crippler

Are you talking to Joe Hill, or the cottage cheese ass?

That ass is quite cheesy. We have so many fine liberal women. And this is the best they could do? Where was New Coup's best friend?

DeeJayH · 07-25-08, 09:25 PM

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Are you talking to Joe Hill, or the cottage cheese ass?

obviously Joe Hill
she can not talk to the ass While she chows down on the ass

.*munch munch slurp slurp*

disneydude · 07-25-08, 10:59 PM

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Originally Posted by GarzaUK

There is no overwhelming hatred of America. In fact I have met very few people who hate America. Although I do meet people who hate what America has become in the last 5-7 years, including myself.

That is exactly the sentiment I found in Greece last year.
I had been told to expect a lot of anti-America sentiment.
What I found was most people there loved Americans and had no hatred for America.....but they left no doubt about their feelings for GWB.

THAT's the problem....and THAT is exactly why Obama is the man we need. We need someone who will repair the damage that Bush has done with our Allies.
Bush and his isolationist....screw everybody else...we'll go it alone mentality...marginalized our allies and damaged our reputation in the world community. I believe that both Obama and McCain can work to repair that damage...however, I think Obama has the upper hand here.....as was evidenced by the support he has gotten this last week.