repubs keep saying Obama wants to 'surrender' to Iraq. BULLSHIT morons.

[Philosoraptor]

Leaving a burning building is not surrendering, it's surviving.

Bringing our people home from disaster and danger isn't surrendering, how the fuck is it surrendering? To the repubs, the word surrender has taken another meaning, like victory, win, lose, etc., fuck them.

So, when we finally 'surrender', to our terrorist overlord's, do we get to keep our Hummers? When we surrender, can we keep our guns? Here I am terrorists, I voted for Obama, where do I surrender?

Should we have SURRENDER BOOTHS, or SURRENDER PARTY'S?

Obama doesn't want to surrender to the terrorists you fucking liars, and it's YOU who have surrendered to our enemies dick-wads, our enemies that YOU installed in our government.

How fucking stupid do you have to be to be a republican these days?

[emulatorloo]

1. The funny thing is the govt of Iraq wants us to leave, but the Flying Monkeys ignore that

Even Bush is ahead of the curve on this one apparently.

[sinkingfeeling]

2. Surrender to Iraq? Here I thought all these deaths and money spent was about 'supporting'

the new democratic sovereign nation we had 'freed' from the evil dictator? And according to McSame, the surge did the trick on the 'terrorists'.

[bdamomma]

3. so what should we call winning in Iraq,

ethic cleansing the area.

[KharmaTrain]

4. The Circle Jerk...

If we leave, somehow we've "surrendered", yet somehow we "won" the surge. Also, somehow the mission was to set up a self-sustaining government there and now that that government is asking us to leave, it's not strong enough. Beam me up Scotty.

You don't have to be stupid to be a GOOPer...just in the pocket of a defense contractor...but it doesn't hurt.

:rofl:

[driver8]

5. They will say anything to support "their cause"...

they are like a cult -- all they care about is what is good for them.

Fuck the country, as long as they win.

They are despicable and stupid.

[Frances]

6. I read an interesting article at Huff Post about

the fathers of the two candidates.

McCain's father thought the U.S. should be an empire like Britain.

Obama's father and grandfather were inhabitants of a country that was part of the British empire.

McCain and Obama each see the world through their fathers' eyes, according to the article.

So, assuming the article is true, it's not surprising that McCain wants the U.S. to stay in Iraq for 100 years. That's what you'd have to do if you want Iraq to be a defacto colony.

Obama wants Iraq to control its own destiny, which is what you would want if you prefer not to live as a colony.