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I'm thinking that most people are looking at it emotionally rather than rationally, and that Bush will get most of the blame, mainly as a consequence of his international policy. Katrina is just a wasy for people to express that, because now, for the first time, it's perceived to be affecting them.
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Originally Posted by mikes2k,Sep 4 2005, 02:33 PM
I'm saying my mama taught me if I have nothing nice to say about Bush dont say it tat all! 
Why, when something happens, natural or man made, do both sides immediately start pointing fingers at each other and say "it's all YOUR fault that X happened" instead of working together to fucking fixing the problem first, then trying to see who's at fault (if fault can be blamed on EITHER side of the fence) ?
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From: Pt. A to Pt. B via VTEC!!
Originally Posted by zdave87,Sep 4 2005, 02:37 PM
I'm not going to go into a political debate with you on this, except to ask this question:
Why, when something happens, natural or man made, do both sides immediately start pointing fingers at each other and say "it's all YOUR fault that X happened" instead of working together to fucking fixing the problem first, then trying to see who's at fault (if fault can be blamed on EITHER side of the fence) ?
Why, when something happens, natural or man made, do both sides immediately start pointing fingers at each other and say "it's all YOUR fault that X happened" instead of working together to fucking fixing the problem first, then trying to see who's at fault (if fault can be blamed on EITHER side of the fence) ?
