- Banned
- #241
I find it interesting that those on the right find it impossible to believe that Americans might draw any inferences from things suggested but never stated specifically.
If Team Bush gives speech after speech after speech where the words "Al Qaeda", "9/11", "Saddam Hussein", "weapons of mass destruction", "gassed his own people", "mushroom clouds over American cities", "Al Qaeda", "9/11", "Saddam Hussein", "weapons of mass destruction", "gassed his own people","mushroom clouds over American cities", BUT NEVER "OSAMA BIN LADEN"over and over and over again, should they, or anyone else, for that matter, be that surprised that 70% of Americans came to believe that Saddam had something to do with 9/11 and he was ready willing and able to gas us like he did his own people on a moment's notice? Is anyone surprised that those 70% of Americans - driven by fear and revennge - would fully support invading a country that, in reality, had abso-fucking-lutely NOTHING to do with 9/11, and abso-fucking-lutely NOTHING to do with the war against islamic extremists?
If Team Bush gives speech after speech after speech where the words "Al Qaeda", "9/11", "Saddam Hussein", "weapons of mass destruction", "gassed his own people", "mushroom clouds over American cities", "Al Qaeda", "9/11", "Saddam Hussein", "weapons of mass destruction", "gassed his own people","mushroom clouds over American cities", BUT NEVER "OSAMA BIN LADEN"over and over and over again, should they, or anyone else, for that matter, be that surprised that 70% of Americans came to believe that Saddam had something to do with 9/11 and he was ready willing and able to gas us like he did his own people on a moment's notice? Is anyone surprised that those 70% of Americans - driven by fear and revennge - would fully support invading a country that, in reality, had abso-fucking-lutely NOTHING to do with 9/11, and abso-fucking-lutely NOTHING to do with the war against islamic extremists?