Kerry served in a war defending his country. Bush did not. It doesn't matter
how long Kerry served or how he got out. He went into combat. Bush did not.
Kerry was there and then returned to join the growing protests against the war,
which is his RIGHT AS A FREE AMERICAN. No American who protests against the
government is being Un-American, but anyone who questions their right and tries
to take it away IS UN-AMERICAN!
Bush was drinking back then and did not join any active combat of ANY KIND. For
those with an open mind I suggest you see the new George Butler film. It's
pretty interesting stuff. One thing is certain, people who love business, money
and take religion to the heights of close minded insanity LOVE BUSH.
Those who want Bush out love the United States of America.

END OF STORY

RB

oh i see
the rest of us don't deserve the previlge of free thought
because if we disagree with you we are UN-AMERICAN
(whether we see the film or not)
how very democratic of you
thanks....but i'll pass on your view of democracy

gf.

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
Kerry served in a war defending his country. Bush did not. It doesn't
matter
how long Kerry served or how he got out. He went into combat. Bush did
not.
Kerry was there and then returned to join the growing protests against the
war,
which is his RIGHT AS A FREE AMERICAN. No American who protests against
the
government is being Un-American, but anyone who questions their right and
tries
to take it away IS UN-AMERICAN!
Bush was drinking back then and did not join any active combat of ANY
KIND. For
those with an open mind I suggest you see the new George Butler film. It's
pretty interesting stuff. One thing is certain, people who love business,
money
and take religion to the heights of close minded insanity LOVE BUSH.
Those who want Bush out love the United States of America.

END OF STORY

RB

In article , gonefishiing wrote:
oh i see
the rest of us don't deserve the previlge of free thought
because if we disagree with you we are UN-AMERICAN
(whether we see the film or not)
how very democratic of you
thanks....but i'll pass on your view of democracy

I think the main problem is that right after 9/11, intimidation by the
Bush administration was rampant. Ari Fleisher said that we should be
very careful what we said and did. That's not exactly what I call a
healthy view of democracy.

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