[quote]Mr.Irish wrote:
Wimpy wrote:
I think I’m going to declare Mr.Irish the winner of this round of douche-off. The guy got 4 pages of replies in a thread that didn’t even deserve a facepalm.
Just gonna clear up a personal attack. Wimpy(tee he) you’re a…oh, never mind, Whimpy is good enough.
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Admittedly … I didn’t have the energy to read this whole thing from the beginning and therefore I might have missed something but did the OP just use the term “Tee He?”
i think…sounds pretty gay to me
Whut?
the “tee hee” sounds pretty gay
[quote]Mr.Irish wrote:
I always thought about this in a semi-serious way, why can’t we charge you for treason, find you guilty and take over your country. No war, just nice and civil like. Take for example your saying of being a “Benedict Arnold” meaning a tratior. But he was being loyal to Britain. How do you figure? who was the first to betray? We could have had one big Kingdom of Canada(thats what they were gonna call it first or the Dominion of Canada before settling on just Canada).[/quote]
Alright. I usually don’t post on these forums and just like to read. But I have to say, this guy does not represent the rest of us.
[quote]orion wrote:
pat wrote:
Zap Branigan wrote:
orion wrote:
pat wrote:
Yes you cannot argue with facts and the fact is that the U.S. has helped far more people than it has hurt. That that is a fact you can verify repeatedly.
How?
We can count the ones killed and maimed, but how do we count those that have been helped?
Do we count those you think you have helped or those that actually agree that you have helped them? I do not expect those numbers do be the same.
How many people must have been “helped” and to what degree in order to justify one person killed by the US military or an embargo and does it matter how that person died, i.e. quick and painless or burning alive?
And, once you have come up with a system, would you be willing to apply it to American citizens or would you tar and feather any senator who would come up with such an idea?
"Well Ladies and Gentleman, using our formula we have found out that by killing 53378 Texans, bombing half of Minnesota and burning 2876,5 New Yorkers alive, life will be better for the rest of us.
Let´s get to it and God bless America!"
How? We stopped your country from its horrible deeds.
Yeah! Cooking Jews in ovens was all noble and all, but you know we had to move on when was dicovered that Judaism is not the root of all evil.
I am waiting for your formula, for you said one could verify that.
Please tell me how to go about something like that and awe me by reinterpreting the problem that value is subjective in a way that allows for that.
And yes, Austria is ebil, but how ebil are we, in numbers, according to your formula?
We could have an ebil index, where the US is 1 and everyone else is measured as a percentage of that.
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For one you can count the amount of money that the U.S. has sent in aid around the world. When we do go to war with a country, we rebuild it and give it aid and support. The amount of missions are countable. The number of people treated for many conditions around the world is almost uncountable. Our efforts to combat epidemics and pandemics around the world is uncountable.
So really the amount of good the U.S. has done through out time is really not quantifiable. We have done so much, it is incomprehensible and cannot be counted.
Yes, that’s why the war in iraq was such a success. Also, you did so much good with Desert Storm that it totally hasn’t come back to bite you in the ass 
Nam was also something where you achieved alot.
[quote]blazindave wrote:
Yes, that’s why the war in iraq was such a success. Also, you did so much good with Desert Storm that it totally hasn’t come back to bite you in the ass
Nam was also something where you achieved alot.[/quote]
Well, the citizens of Kuwait might have thought we did some good.
[quote]Sloth wrote:
blazindave wrote:
Yes, that’s why the war in iraq was such a success. Also, you did so much good with Desert Storm that it totally hasn’t come back to bite you in the ass
Nam was also something where you achieved alot.
Well, the citizens of Kuwait might have thought we did some good.[/quote]
Exactly…
How does varying degrees of success in Iraq take away the fact that we reconstruct after a war?
WOW! I can’t believe how stupid this thread is (aside from a few nice facepalms).
As for you stoner (I know LiftSmart smokes pot, because he’s from BC), at least Eastern Canadians know that only morons wear socks with sandals!
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LiftSmart wrote:
I notice it. Only eastern Canadians talk like that.[/quote]
[quote]rainjack wrote:
Canadians.
If we’re so fucking worthless - why do you want our country?
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We don’t want your country, well maybe a few places like Florida (for the winters) and Nevada (we really only want Vegas, you can keep the rest).
So tell you what, hand them over and we’ll agree to support an independent Texas. Just think, a free Texas means no more ban on Cuban cigars. And since we’ll have half of Cuba’s population (via Florida), we can help sort out any import/export issues.
What do you say, we have a deal?
[quote]tg2hbk4488 wrote:
Sloth wrote:
blazindave wrote:
Yes, that’s why the war in iraq was such a success. Also, you did so much good with Desert Storm that it totally hasn’t come back to bite you in the ass
Nam was also something where you achieved alot.
Well, the citizens of Kuwait might have thought we did some good.
Exactly…
How does varying degrees of success in Iraq take away the fact that we reconstruct after a war?
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Because if I destroy your house and kill part of your family half-assedly rebuilding your house does not change what I have done?
[quote]pat wrote:
For one you can count the amount of money that the U.S. has sent in aid around the world. When we do go to war with a country, we rebuild it and give it aid and support. The amount of missions are countable. The number of people treated for many conditions around the world is almost uncountable. Our efforts to combat epidemics and pandemics around the world is uncountable.
So really the amount of good the U.S. has done through out time is really not quantifiable. We have done so much, it is incomprehensible and cannot be counted.[/quote]
Yes it is often incomprehensible.
Especially the patting on the back when you re-build something you purposely destroyed while killing a few people in the process.
Those people whose countries you so generously re-build seem to have a hard time being grateful.
Why is that?
[quote]Ruggerlife wrote:
rainjack wrote:
Canadians.
If we’re so fucking worthless - why do you want our country?
We don’t want your country, well maybe a few places like Florida (for the winters) and Nevada (we really only want Vegas, you can keep the rest).
So tell you what, hand them over and we’ll agree to support an independent Texas. Just think, a free Texas means no more ban on Cuban cigars. And since we’ll have half of Cuba’s population (via Florida), we can help sort out any import/export issues.
What do you say, we have a deal?
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I’d much prefer to just take over Canada, ship all of you stupid motherfuckers back to France, and set up one big oil field.
Anyone who eats fries and gravy is guilty of far graver crimes than anything the US has supposedly committed.
[quote]orion wrote:
pat wrote:
For one you can count the amount of money that the U.S. has sent in aid around the world. When we do go to war with a country, we rebuild it and give it aid and support. The amount of missions are countable. The number of people treated for many conditions around the world is almost uncountable. Our efforts to combat epidemics and pandemics around the world is uncountable.
So really the amount of good the U.S. has done through out time is really not quantifiable. We have done so much, it is incomprehensible and cannot be counted.
Yes it is often incomprehensible.
Especially the patting on the back when you re-build something you purposely destroyed while killing a few people in the process.
Those people whose countries you so generously re-build seem to have a hard time being grateful.
Why is that?
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Why is it that you give a shit?
Euro-centric self-love/snobbery is far more pathetic, and baseless than any back patting the US does.
[quote]rainjack wrote:
orion wrote:
pat wrote:
For one you can count the amount of money that the U.S. has sent in aid around the world. When we do go to war with a country, we rebuild it and give it aid and support. The amount of missions are countable. The number of people treated for many conditions around the world is almost uncountable. Our efforts to combat epidemics and pandemics around the world is uncountable.
So really the amount of good the U.S. has done through out time is really not quantifiable. We have done so much, it is incomprehensible and cannot be counted.
Yes it is often incomprehensible.
Especially the patting on the back when you re-build something you purposely destroyed while killing a few people in the process.
Those people whose countries you so generously re-build seem to have a hard time being grateful.
Why is that?
Why is it that you give a shit?
Euro-centric self-love/snobbery is far more pathetic, and baseless than any back patting the US does.
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Do we pray to our flags? Doe we force our children to do it? Do we masturbate at the sight of our soldiers? Do we throw small countries against the wall to spread our values?
So, who is in love with himself and who is a snob?
[quote]orion wrote:
rainjack wrote:
orion wrote:
pat wrote:
For one you can count the amount of money that the U.S. has sent in aid around the world. When we do go to war with a country, we rebuild it and give it aid and support. The amount of missions are countable. The number of people treated for many conditions around the world is almost uncountable. Our efforts to combat epidemics and pandemics around the world is uncountable.
So really the amount of good the U.S. has done through out time is really not quantifiable. We have done so much, it is incomprehensible and cannot be counted.
Yes it is often incomprehensible.
Especially the patting on the back when you re-build something you purposely destroyed while killing a few people in the process.
Those people whose countries you so generously re-build seem to have a hard time being grateful.
Why is that?
Why is it that you give a shit?
Euro-centric self-love/snobbery is far more pathetic, and baseless than any back patting the US does.
Do we pray to our flags? Doe we force our children to do it? Do we masturbate at the sight of our soldiers? Do we throw small countries against the wall to spread our values?
So, who is in love with himself and who is a snob?
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Pray to our flag…please… Just because Austria has little national pride is no reason to be attempting lame insults
[quote]rainjack wrote:
Ruggerlife wrote:
rainjack wrote:
Canadians.
If we’re so fucking worthless - why do you want our country?
We don’t want your country, well maybe a few places like Florida (for the winters) and Nevada (we really only want Vegas, you can keep the rest).
So tell you what, hand them over and we’ll agree to support an independent Texas. Just think, a free Texas means no more ban on Cuban cigars. And since we’ll have half of Cuba’s population (via Florida), we can help sort out any import/export issues.
What do you say, we have a deal?
I’d much prefer to just take over Canada, ship all of you stupid motherfuckers back to France, and set up one big oil field.
Anyone who eats fries and gravy is guilty of far graver crimes than anything the US has supposedly committed.
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Ah come on, I was being nice offering cigars and all!
As for the oil field, it pretty much is where it counts.
French is primarily in Quebec, but you couldn’t send them back to France because the French wouldn’t have any idea what their saying either!
As for the fries. I’m all for gravy (but usually just malt vinegar), but I still don’t get the poutine thing either…but again that’s mainly Quebec, so that explains it.
[quote]orion wrote:
pat wrote:
For one you can count the amount of money that the U.S. has sent in aid around the world. When we do go to war with a country, we rebuild it and give it aid and support. The amount of missions are countable. The number of people treated for many conditions around the world is almost uncountable. Our efforts to combat epidemics and pandemics around the world is uncountable.
So really the amount of good the U.S. has done through out time is really not quantifiable. We have done so much, it is incomprehensible and cannot be counted.
Yes it is often incomprehensible.
Especially the patting on the back when you re-build something you purposely destroyed while killing a few people in the process.
Those people whose countries you so generously re-build seem to have a hard time being grateful.
Why is that?
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It’s nice to get morality lessons from a people who used to put people in ovens because they were Jewish.
Besides, Afghanistan attacked us big time. So rather then welcome them with open arms, we hit back. Iraq lost it’s right to be left alone when they invaded one of our allies. We protect our allies, that’s why they are called allies. And Kuwait is quite grateful. I disagree with the Iraq war, but they were never the good guys. They were stirring shit. And had you buddy Saddam been a bit more cooperative, he could still be hunting Kurds from his northern palace to this day.