Bush Monkey Picture Shown on Giant NY Billboard

[GateandGarden]

Originally Posted by The Tower

Not a chance in hell!!!

He isn't my president. A paramecium is a better man than ****tard Dubya. There isn't anything I can do to lower myself to his level. His evil knows no bounds and anything that will point that out sounds good to me.

That's exactly how I feel, too. He may technically be the president, but he's not my president. The last election was the first one I ever voted in, and I like to continuously point out that I didn't vote for him.

Hillary

[strandinthewind]

Originally Posted by GateandGarden

That's exactly how I feel, too. He may technically be the president, but he's not my president. The last election was the first one I ever voted in, and I like to continuously point out that I didn't vote for him.

Hillary

That is what I just tried to say - only you said it WAY better I mean I used the word "titular"

[GateandGarden]

Originally Posted by strandinthewind

That is what I just tried to say - only you said it WAY better I mean I used the word "titular"

Nothing at all wrong with titular.

[strandinthewind]

Originally Posted by GateandGarden

Nothing at all wrong with titular.

LOL - I used it as an insult in court the other day and it has been stuck in my head ever since

[estranged4life]

Originally Posted by strandinthewind

LMAO - I am envisioning a loin cloth and Laura with a bone as a bow in her hair - Poor Barney (the ONLY good thing about the White House) as Dino

Barney's poo is the only intelligent thing currently in the White House besides Barney

Brian "New, from Stupid spoiled skanky hoe's home video, "The Bush twins" in Skank girls gone wild...Watch 'em Binge drink like a chip off the ol' Bush block" j.

[amber]

Originally Posted by ontheEdgeof17

It may be trying to prove a point or what-not, but this is getting out of hand. I don't like Bush,either but he IS our President, whether we like it or not. It's time to grow up and fight like adults. We need to be the better man in the situation.

I completely disagree. I think this country is too complacent. It's ridiculous to stand behind a liar, thief, warmonger, etc,. We should be calling him out for his heinous misdeeds at every opportunity. That man is supposed to lead our country and do what's best. It is our duty as citizens to make sure that happens. to do otherwise is to not be a good American.

[GateandGarden]

Originally Posted by amber

I completely disagree. I think this country is too complacent. It's ridiculous to stand behind a liar, thief, warmonger, etc,. We should be calling him out for his heinous misdeeds at every opportunity. That man is supposed to lead our country and do what's best. It is our duty as citizens to make sure that happens. to do otherwise is to not be a good American.

I think Curtis was critcizing the manner of the attack, not the fact that he was being attacked, if that makes sense. I don't think he has any problems with us criticizing the president, so long as we do it in a more intelligent way than depicting him as a monkey on a billboard for laughs. I say bring on all the criticism, even the immature kind! But I still think he has a valid argument because we ought to make a point of expressing why we hate him so much, not because he happens to resemble a monkey but because of his policies. Not that it would do us any good. People still voted him in for four more.

Hillary

[amber]

Originally Posted by GateandGarden

I think Curtis was critcizing the manner of the attack, not the fact that he was being attacked, if that makes sense. I don't think he has any problems with us criticizing the president, so long as we do it in a more intelligent way than depicting him as a monkey on a billboard for laughs. I say bring on all the criticism, even the immature kind! But I still think he has a valid argument because we ought to make a point of expressing why we hate him so much, not because he happens to resemble a monkey but because of his policies. Not that it would do us any good. People still voted him in for four more.

Hillary

yeah, i thought about that. After i posted, of course. But although there are more intelligent ways to criticize someone, sometimes art is a powerful tool to achieve such ends, as well.

[gldstwmn]

Originally Posted by ontheEdgeof17

It may be trying to prove a point or what-not, but this is getting out of hand. I don't like Bush,either but he IS our President, whether we like it or not. It's time to grow up and fight like adults. We need to be the better man in the situation.

Make sure you tell them that when they come for you honey.

[gldstwmn]

Originally Posted by strandinthewind

I mean if I met the guy, I would maintain proper decorum

No one gets near him without a big fat sack of cash. I wouldn't shake his hand.

[gldstwmn]

Originally Posted by amber

I completely disagree. I think this country is too complacent. It's ridiculous to stand behind a liar, thief, warmonger, etc,. We should be calling him out for his heinous misdeeds at every opportunity. That man is supposed to lead our country and do what's best. It is our duty as citizens to make sure that happens. to do otherwise is to not be a good American.

Amber nails it again.

[gldstwmn]

Originally Posted by GateandGarden

People still voted him in for four more.
Hillary

Not really.

[Johnny Stew]

Originally Posted by amber

I completely disagree. I think this country is too complacent. It's ridiculous to stand behind a liar, thief, warmonger, etc,. We should be calling him out for his heinous misdeeds at every opportunity. That man is supposed to lead our country and do what's best. It is our duty as citizens to make sure that happens. to do otherwise is to not be a good American.

I can't speak for Curtis (and, man, the tongues would sure be wagging if I did! ), but I don't think he was implying that we should just sit back and take it... I think he simply meant that we should voice our displeasure, and try to inact positive changes, in more mature ways than chimp comparisons, etc.

A point that I definitely agree with. (Though I must admit I do find the chimp comparisons pretty dang funny! )

[amber]

Originally Posted by Johnny Stew

I can't speak for Curtis (and, man, the tongues would sure be wagging if I did! ), but I don't think he was implying that we should just sit back and take it... I think he simply meant that we should voice our displeasure, and try to inact positive changes, in more mature ways than chimp comparisons, etc.

A point that I definitely agree with. (Though I must admit I do find the chimp comparisons pretty dang funny! )

You're right. And your point was taken the first time around when it was called "Hillary's post" sorry, just kidding.

[strandinthewind]

Originally Posted by gldstwmn

No one gets near him without a big fat sack of cash.

and that makes him different from any other politician/President how . . .