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**scewDeasp** · 02-16-2007, 03:37 PM

Nancy Pelosi does not embolden the enemy.

People who think that our dissent emboldens the enemy reveal something about themselves when they say that, because what they're saying is, "The only strategy we have in Iraq is "faith" and "hope", and if you don't "believe" in our "strategy" that emboldens the enemy".

As I've said before, I would never accuse Americans of being too quick, so I must reiterate that the only thing emboldening the enemy is the fact that we're there in the first place. What also emboldens them is the fact that Bush has no strategy, that's why he's repeating all the same old shit over there, like this supposedly new strategy to crackdown on terrorists. Guess what? It's going to produce the same results. How do I know that? Common sense tells me so. Militia groups have disbanded and are lying low, waiting for America to have all those new troops in place, and then you'll see, they'll start picking us off one by one. It's digusting and grossly incompetent what Bush has decided, in defiance of his own people, and it just breaks my heart. We're repeating all the same mistakes.

Wake up America.

Dissent is fine Jason. When it is coupled with real solutions other than "we can't win". We can win. The debate should be about how we go about that, not how we fail. Democrats embrace failure, always have and I see no winds of change. So if you want to hang on to that, that's your right. Just try to use a synapse or two to help you undertsand that if you are in a battle with your enemy and declare your intention to get out of it as soon as you can because you think you can't win, they are going to step up the assault. You liberals always say we should not repeat the mistakes of Vietnam. That, in and of itself, should give you a clue. I won't generalize as you did about your country's ability to think, but you sir, are ignorant about what motivates people.

02-16-2007, 03:37 PM	#17
scewDeasp Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 485 Senior Member	Nancy Pelosi does not embolden the enemy. People who think that our dissent emboldens the enemy reveal something about themselves when they say that, because what they're saying is, "The only strategy we have in Iraq is "faith" and "hope", and if you don't "believe" in our "strategy" that emboldens the enemy". As I've said before, I would never accuse Americans of being too quick, so I must reiterate that the only thing emboldening the enemy is the fact that we're there in the first place. What also emboldens them is the fact that Bush has no strategy, that's why he's repeating all the same old shit over there, like this supposedly new strategy to crackdown on terrorists. Guess what? It's going to produce the same results. How do I know that? Common sense tells me so. Militia groups have disbanded and are lying low, waiting for America to have all those new troops in place, and then you'll see, they'll start picking us off one by one. It's digusting and grossly incompetent what Bush has decided, in defiance of his own people, and it just breaks my heart. We're repeating all the same mistakes. Wake up America. Dissent is fine Jason. When it is coupled with real solutions other than "we can't win". We can win. The debate should be about how we go about that, not how we fail. Democrats embrace failure, always have and I see no winds of change. So if you want to hang on to that, that's your right. Just try to use a synapse or two to help you undertsand that if you are in a battle with your enemy and declare your intention to get out of it as soon as you can because you think you can't win, they are going to step up the assault. You liberals always say we should not repeat the mistakes of Vietnam. That, in and of itself, should give you a clue. I won't generalize as you did about your country's ability to think, but you sir, are ignorant about what motivates people.
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