Mr. Jindal, if OUR government is so worthless, how do you propose to get US to fight its Wars?

[patrice]

:shrug:

[LiberalFighter]

1. On top of that all the incidents that happened causing the negative response

happened on Bush's watch.

[patrice]

4. I mean, if government is THAT bad to Us, wouldn't it just be better to let whomever come and

invade and FREE us, you know, kinda' like someplace called Iraq?

Why would the People fight for bad government, when it tells them that war is "necessary"?

[LiberalFighter]

8. Maybe they were hoping that the federal govt would invade them just like Iraq

And receive all the boondoggle money and projects they received???

[Happyhippychick]

2. And why did Louisiana accept all of the government funds to rebuild?

[TheCowsCameHome]

6. "Um, er, ah, that was different, heh, heh."

[baldguy]

3. Xe

The best indiscriminant killing money can buy.

[patrice]

5. Yep. THAT's the plan.

Xe = :nuke: :nuke: :nuke:

But don't worry, just take your blue pill and get in line for your crumb when/IF it falls from Xe's table.

[treestar]

7. GOOD POINT!

Republicans ideas are so hateful!

[patrice]

9. Yes. And that Hate imbues them with Hypocrisy and ir-rational Contradictions.

Consistency IS the bugaboo of small minds, so contradictions ARE sometimes necessary, but you can tell a necessary contradiction from a HYPOCRITICAL contradiction by the rational empiricism upon which some contradictions are based. You can also tell a rational contradiction from a hypocritical contradiction by the extent to which a rational contradiction's logic and pragmatism is SHARED by others.