Quote from: Anarcho on Sat 02/10/2004 06:18:18Bush can believe he's right, and I have no doubt that he does in fact believe that he's right.Ã, Zealots and fanatics also believe they're right.Ã, Bush shares a rather disturbing form of unwavering righteousness with the very same terrorists he denounces.Ã, Bush is a zealot, he's a radical, and he's surrounded by ideologues.Ã, He scares the living shit out of me.I've often found it wierd that he [Bush] wants to hunt down these terrorist to put a stop to their evil and hatred.
Yet the way he speaks about it (and goes about it) seems evil and full of hatred ...
Wanting to defend America(ns) is nobel ... but dramaticizing it with powerful rhetoric just seems ... juvenile??
I wish Bush would realize that while you can't negotiate with terrorists, the way he's going about dealing with them, while somewhat effective in the now, is only creating new/more terrorists in the long run and will just perpetuate this 'War on Terror'.
Why not hunt down the reason the terrorists hate us (America) in the first place?
junc - I, too, liked that Kerry used Bush Sr. against Jr..Ã, It was an elegant way to throw a barb in there (no pun intended) without resorting to useless insults.
I don't trust politicians:
[paraphrasing]
"I'm a politician ... which means; when I'm not kissing babies hands, I'm stealing the candy from them." - Hunt for Red October
Having said that, Kerry impressed me in the debates.Ã, It's been a long time since I've been impressed with a presidential candidate, or any politician for that matter.
Do I trust him?Ã, No.
Do I think he could do a better job than Bush?Ã, Yes.