Now you're putting words in his mouth that he didn't say. Shame on you.Originally Posted by VinnieB
Nice.Originally Posted by VinnieB
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11-01-2006, 04:38 PM #61
Politics is like driving. To go forward select "D", to go backward select "R."
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11-01-2006, 04:41 PM #62
Wrong again. I never said any such thing. I said the repubs have campaigned on those values. And Foley was leading the charge on protecting the children.
Originally Posted by randsc
He didn't do anything wrong. You keep forgetting that little fact.
Originally Posted by randsc
Apparently those more informed on the issue believed otherwise.
Originally Posted by randsc
As noted. He has. Are you going to accept or just keep whining like a little boy who complains to his mommy that his brother is looking at him funny.
Originally Posted by randsc
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11-01-2006, 04:51 PM #63MembersZone Subscriber
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No offense to you, but that's NOT an apology. I would recommend something like "I would like to apologize to our men and women in the military, their families, and my fellow citizens for my remarks." Not--
Originally Posted by scfire86
Sorry if I'm not moved by it."Of course I'm sorry about a botched joke. You think I love botched jokes?" Kerry said during an appearance Wednesday on Don Imus' nationally syndicated radio program. "I mean, you know, it's pretty stupid."
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11-01-2006, 04:55 PM #64
"Mommy....John Kerry is looking at me funny. Make him stop."
Originally Posted by Catch22
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11-01-2006, 04:59 PM #65
Originally Posted by scfire86
Spin it how you want....EVERYONE knows what he ment by it....no matter how eloquant he put what he said, its not the first time.
And as a brother stated before....Kerry doesn't rate to carry the returing vets dirty laundry bag..........so yeah....He can go F..K himself.IACOJ Member
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11-01-2006, 04:59 PM #66Forum Member
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Wow
Apparently, providing drugs and alcohol to minors ISN'T against the law, if you are sufficiently well-informed.
And as long as they don't respond to their pagers after drinking
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11-01-2006, 05:00 PM #67
Originally Posted by scfire86
Yeah....you do the same with Bush and anyone who is associated with that party......come on....your High Horses back is getting sore.IACOJ Member
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11-01-2006, 05:08 PM #68Forum Member
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If he didn't, neither did Foley. Everyone invloved in both situations was of consenting age in DC. And again, there is that whole feeding the kid a Mickey Finn thing, which most people find a least a little "wrong"
Originally Posted by scfire86
The fact is Foley and Studds are (in Studd's case, was) perverted creeps.
I'm hearing that Kerry has now issued a semi-real apology. We'll see. If it contains anything like, "I'm sorry if people were offended" as opposed to "I'm sorry I said something offensive" than, no, I don't accept. And if he claims to have been misinterpreted or taken out of context, he is a flat liar.
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11-01-2006, 05:21 PM #69MembersZone Subscriber
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About the response I would expect. I suppose if someone shot you and turned around and apologized for buying a gun illegally, it'd be alright and you'd refuse to press charges?
Originally Posted by scfire86
Lemme guess, "that's different." When Kerry stands up, says he screwed up (since apparently there's two different things he was supposed to say, neither of which came out of his mouth) and apologizes like a man, I might feel different. His refusal to apologize just shows his arrogance.
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11-01-2006, 05:23 PM #70
Nice.
Originally Posted by VinnieB
I believe Kerry should apologize right after Bush apologizes for the mistakes he's made in sending troops to Iraq? Will they admit they botched sending our troops to Iraq too soon and not having a plan for them?
Will they ever admit they lied to us when they tried to insist a connection between Hussain and Bin Laden? Will they admit they messed up when Cheney said "last throws?" Will they apologize to the people of the gulf coast for bungling the response to Katrina?
Please tell me how sending people to war with no plan and inadequate support demonstrates a commitment to our men and women in uniform.
Please tell me how spending billions of dollars on a war that is clearly going nowhere isn't a mistake?
Kerry makes a slip of the tongue and Republicans get all fired up about his so-called disrespect for the troops; yet our President misleads us to war where people are dying.
Let the President keep talking about Iraq, to the 30 or so percent of the people that still support him and the war love it.Last edited by scfire86; 11-01-2006 at 05:31 PM.
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11-01-2006, 05:24 PM #71
Like I pointed out earlier, those closer to the issue (i.e. law enforcement) believed otherwise.
Originally Posted by randsc
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11-01-2006, 05:25 PM #72
And you're refusal to accept only shows you really don't care what he would have said.
Originally Posted by Catch22
According to this story you are now at odds with the White House. Only reinforcing my point about your attitudes on the matter. My analogy to the little boy whining to his mom is more accurate than I thought.
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The White House accepted Kerry's statement as a legitimate apology.
"Senator Kerry's apology to the troops for his insulting comments came late but it was the right thing to do," White House deputy press secretary Dana Perino said.Last edited by scfire86; 11-01-2006 at 05:30 PM.
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11-01-2006, 05:40 PM #73
You want someone to apologize for the Katrina disaster, look no further than the Mayor of NO and the Governor of LA. But that's a discussion for another thread.
Originally Posted by scfire86
Tom Warshaw
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"Scientists believe that the world is composed mainly of hydrogen because in their opinion, it is the most abundant element. I however, feel the earth is composed mainly of stupidity, because it is more abundant than hydrogen." - Frank Zappa
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11-01-2006, 05:43 PM #74
I won't short you on that one. There is plenty of ineptitude that needs to be owned up and accepted.
Originally Posted by LuckyThirteen
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11-01-2006, 05:48 PM #75
Don't get me wrong, I agree that the Federal response needed overhauling, but too many (I'm not saying you meant it that way) people want to place all the blame for the whole debacle on the Federal goverment when alot could have been avoided in advance of the storm. For that reason, I just felt the need to get that off my chest.
Tom Warshaw
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Sumter Fire Department
"Scientists believe that the world is composed mainly of hydrogen because in their opinion, it is the most abundant element. I however, feel the earth is composed mainly of stupidity, because it is more abundant than hydrogen." - Frank Zappa
September 11, 2001. We Must Never Forget.
In memory of Thomas Sabella, L-13, FDNY
All opinions stated are my own and do not reflect the opinions of my department or any organization I may belong to.
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11-01-2006, 05:52 PM #76
anyone else think this should be in the off-duty forums since it has nothing to do with firefighting
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11-01-2006, 06:05 PM #77MembersZone Subscriber
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Actually, until the article you posted, I have not seen a true apology from Kerry. So, now he's apologized. I'll let it rest (I don't think I'll change my mind about him as a person, though). The previous statement from his was not an apology by any means. As far as I'm concerned, dems and reps can drop it (not that they will).
Originally Posted by scfire86
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11-01-2006, 07:15 PM #78
A West Point graduate emails The National Review, regarding Kerry’s botched joke.
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Ms. Lopez,
Thanks for link to U-toob. Me not understand big words bout kerry. Like pictures better.
BOY, it Hard to rite e-male with crayon.
Very respectfully,
major
Camp slayer, Bahgdad, iraqPsychiatrists state 1 in 4 people has a mental illness.
Look at three of your friends, if they are ok, your it.
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11-01-2006, 07:19 PM #79
Really, and who is flying non-stop around the country to drum up support for the democratic party? Proof, look at the number of stops cancelled by those very same democrats after the statement.I have to laugh at title of this thread. As if Kerry represented all liberals. It would be like me accusing all conservatives of treating children like Mark Foley.
I wish that was true, but it isn't. It's the very same party that my union wants us to support in perfect commie lock step. Be damned the many vets we have on the department.anyone else think this should be in the off-duty forums since it has nothing to do with firefighting
The bottom line is, I don't vote socially. People are not victims do to race color or creed. I do not feel guilty leaving those that do not wish to evolve or assimulate into our culture behind. I don't believe there is a man holding anyone back. I do believe I am making a fair wage for what I do, and I don't believe in subsidising someone who don't even attempt to earn a living
But I do believe in morals and ALL the constitutional addmendments-even the 2nd. The real amazing part is I am a vet and a civil servant, somehow, and for some reason the librals can't fathom, I don't feel cheated for not obtaining some degree. Even though these same liberals feel I am somehow inferior to them because of this. Yet I am still a productive tax paying memeber of society. How can this be?
My posts reflect my views and opinions, not the organization I work for or my IAFF local. Some of which they may not agree. I.A.C.O.J. member
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11-01-2006, 07:20 PM #80
The troops know how to deal with these types of matters. Sadly I think I went to HS with several of these guys and their spelling's improved.
Originally Posted by FlyingKiwi
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