Bush had no choice

[mytm]

North Korea is so poor that the insect population went down 5 years in a row, thats right people are eating bugs to stay alive. Afghanistan, there's nothing there but poppy. Iraq has $60 trillion worth of oil. Now someone should have told Bush that when you plan to rob the liquor store for cash you never get as much as think nor does it go as smooth as one plans. I hope Bush has a better thought out plan B. My bet is a draft is coming soon.

mytm Reviewed by mytm on 06-11-2005. Bush had no choice North Korea is so poor that the insect population went down 5 years in a row, thats right people are eating bugs to stay alive. Afghanistan, there's nothing there but poppy. Iraq has $60 trillion worth of oil. Now someone should have told Bush that when you plan to rob the liquor store for cash you never get as much as think nor does it go as smooth as one plans. I hope Bush has a better thought out plan B. My bet is a draft is coming soon. Rating: 5

[slipknotpsycho]

and i will conviently add more medical problems to my self purposely (that's IF which is a big if, i don't already have too much....)

[Marlboroman]

North Korea is so poor that the insect population went down 5 years in a row, thats right people are eating bugs to stay alive. Afghanistan, there's nothing there but poppy. Iraq has $60 trillion worth of oil. Now someone should have told Bush that when you plan to rob the liquor store for cash you never get as much as think nor does it go as smooth as one plans. I hope Bush has a better thought out plan B. My bet is a draft is coming soon.

This is a big factor in the rise in depression if you ask me. I know the younger generation sees this comeing.]

It's in the music, Greenday, System of a Down, and Nine Inch Nails has made a come back on the political trial as well.

It's even in Hip Hop, but Eminem is the the only one speaking up as near as I can tell.

I hope these guys continue there message cause i think its working.

Peace.

[Sgt. Pepper]

Along with music, another stong anti-war influence on the youth is known as a "I'd rather start a family without the risk of a carbomb to leave my children without a father" syndrome among young men. I know it's all well and good to serve your country, but I wouldn't want to do it when it's going to risk my life in Iraq for a war I don't believe in. Don't call me unpatriotic, because I just think I'd be of better use to the country staying at home and helping the economy with my job. Haha, I know this post got a little off topic, but it does regard why the Army keeps coming up short on recruiting, even after lowering their goals. Peace.