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Quote Originally Posted by Stedric
The right will always prevail, eh? Funny cause I could have sworn every extremist right-slowly-approaching-fascist government in the world enjoyed a brief episode of power before crashing to the ground.

Your a fucktard.[/QUOT

your blame america mentality amuses me.it is all prevalent on the left.your liberalism crosses the line from criticism to anti-americanism when it shows a pathological hatred of america,and when it faults the U.S. for offenses you guys routinely excuses in the nations enemies.

are liberals incapable of the kind of practical moreal reasoning that foreign policy requires?it seems you are.most liberals are content with slogans that cant survive the slightest scrutiny."Violence never solves problems."this is manfestly not true.violence helped to end the regimes of adolf hitler and benito mussolini.the atomic bombs,however controversial their use,did solve the problem of un unyielding japan..violence ended the taliban.


another favorite of mine that lots of you guys post,"You cant impose democracy at gun-point."thats more liberal bullshit.In REALITY ,at the end of world war 11 america imposed democracy at gun point on japan and germany,and it has proved a RESOUNDING SUCCESS in both countries.the problems with liberals is that you guys dont wanna give guns a chance.
Ok Amsterdam, I don't agree with anything you just said, but me calling you a fucktard was much too harsh. I apologize although I don't expect you to care. I don't have a pathological hatred of Americans and if you'll scroll up a little, I was very careful to highlight my dislike for their GOVERNMENT, and not their good, hard-working populace.
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