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What Republicans Believe

Started by RPGPundit, February 02, 2011, 10:20:17 PM

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Doom

And what serious threat would that be, exactly?
(taken during hurricane winds)

A nice education blog.

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Quote from: Doom;441882And what serious threat would that be, exactly?

That one assumes would be the other countries that don't have sufficient military force to defend themselves :)

It's fair to say that if China invaded Belgium the Belgians would be fucked. Of course two things spring to mind

i) The odds of that are so particularly tiny that they can not actually be computed
ii) The US wouldn't step in and help anyway as there is no oil in Belgium.
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Schwarzenegger nailed US craziness in the 1970s.
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Quote from: danbuter;441667If the US would stop being the world's policeman, we could save billions every year on military spending.

But what about our penises???

How will they get rock hard if we aren't killing brown people?

Hurting brown people at home is pretty cool and the budget cuts should provide some nice chubbies, but not as fulfilling as dropping bombs on them.

Blood for the dick god!

Quote from: jibbajibba;441702How come you spend so much on Medicare and yet you still don't have socialised medicine, still have a big issue with uninsured citizens (50+ million of them) and still have medical costs even for the insured causing large scale bankrupcy.

Its pretty insane.  There isn't any real reason that free healthcare isn't a 21st century reality for all Americans.

Quote from: Kyle Aaron;441724It costs a lot more to lose a war than it used to.

That's the price of freedom Kyle!

This I know for the Bible told me so!

Quote from: Doom;441882And what serious threat would that be, exactly?

Either Oceania, Eurasia or Eastasia.  

We have always been at war with (pick one)!!!

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I think we should all pray for Kyle!
You are posting in a troll thread.

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Quote from: Doom;441882And what serious threat would that be, exactly?
Perhaps some country whose military spending exceeds that of the rest of the world combined.
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Quote from: Kyle Aaron;442456Perhaps some country whose military spending exceeds that of the rest of the world combined.

We've met the enemy, and they are us. Evidently.
(taken during hurricane winds)

A nice education blog.

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There are times when I wish the balloon went up in the 80's, and it's usually after reading politics threads on the internet.
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Quote from: Kyle Aaron;442456Perhaps some country whose military spending exceeds that of the rest of the world combined.

Oh comon' now!  A former general-turned-president couldn't have possibly been right to be concerned about some sort of self-perpetuating military industrial complex.  Eisenhower was just a hippie.
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Quote from: Peregrin;443011Eisenhower was just a hippie.
You forgot 'draft dodging, pot smoking Commie'.  ;)
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