BF2S Forums Thank Fuck Kerry Didn't Get Elected

CameronPoe wrote:

I was just thinking to myself: what a 'godsend' that John Kerry wasn't elected president of the United States of America. 'Why?', you might ask. Well it's simple. It was necessary to allow Bush to completely and utterly destroy himself, the credibility of the neo-conservative movement and be seen to be in charge when the inevitable failure of his foreign dalliances came to pass. If Kerry had got into power Republicans would be able to palm off a portion of the blame on the Democrat party with their predictable 'Defeatist' bullshit with the Democrats no doubt changing tack on what had gone previously. The way things turned out we got to see Bush and his cronies implode and allow the American public to 'see the light' as regards their errant foreign policy and who should carry the blame.

Thank you for electing President GW Bush America. You did yourselves a favour by allowing yourselves to be taught a valuable lesson.

CameronPoe wrote:

I was just thinking to myself: what a 'godsend' that John Kerry wasn't elected president of the United States of America. 'Why?', you might ask. Well it's simple. It wsa necessary to allow Bush to completely and utterly destroy himself, the credibility of the neo-conservative movement and be seen to be in charge when the inevitable failure of his foreign dalliances came to pass. If Kerry had got into power Republicans would be able to palm off a portion of the blame on the Democrat party with their predictable 'Defeatist' bullshit with the Democrats no doubt changing tack on what had gone previously. The way things turned out we got to see Bush and his cronies implode and allow the American public to 'see the light' as regards their errant foreign policy and who should carry the blame.

Thank you for electing President GW Bush America. You did yourselves a favour by allowing yourselves to be taught a valuable lesson in the realities of the 'outside world' and baseless pre-emptive war.

Havok wrote:

So you're saying that it's a good thing we picked a loser president?  I fail to see how this favor's our nation as a whole.  We learned not to trust an entire political movement (neo-conservatism) based on the actions of one man.  I'm not the brightest crayon in the box when it comes to politics, but I'm sure not all neo-conservatives are as bad as Bush.  He just dealt with Iraq the wrong way, which in turn ruined the view of the entire party that shared his political beliefs.

Last edited by CameronPoe (2007-05-14 17:12:46)

CameronPoe wrote:

Havok wrote:

So you're saying that it's a good thing we picked a loser president?  I fail to see how this favor's our nation as a whole.  We learned not to trust an entire political movement (neo-conservatism) based on the actions of one man.  I'm not the brightest crayon in the box when it comes to politics, but I'm sure not all neo-conservatives are as bad as Bush.  He just dealt with Iraq the wrong way, which in turn ruined the view of the entire party that shared his political beliefs.

If you think GW Bush was some mastermind of everything that drove foreign policy then you don't know politics very well. Backers, advisers, personal choices and interest groups all play a part. The driving group behind him was the PNAC - the Project For The New American Century - a movement which hijacked the Republican party and took far more hardline an approach to conservative principles (and paradoxically abandoning certain other principles).

His politics of intervention and 'regime change' have failed and America needed to be taught that their military and political might cannot affect change very effectively and all too often will just end up making things far far worse than they were originally. American needed to be taught this lesson and the instigators had to be left in power to see through the debacle and complete that lesson.

CameronPoe wrote:

I was just thinking to myself: what a 'godsend' that John Kerry wasn't elected president of the United States of America. 'Why?', you might ask. Well it's simple. It wsa necessary to allow Bush to completely and utterly destroy himself, the credibility of the neo-conservative movement and be seen to be in charge when the inevitable failure of his foreign dalliances came to pass. If Kerry had got into power Republicans would be able to palm off a portion of the blame on the Democrat party with their predictable 'Defeatist' bullshit with the Democrats no doubt changing tack on what had gone previously. The way things turned out we got to see Bush and his cronies implode and allow the American public to 'see the light' as regards their errant foreign policy and who should carry the blame.

Thank you for electing President GW Bush America. You did yourselves a favour by allowing yourselves to be taught a valuable lesson in the realities of the 'outside world' and baseless pre-emptive war.

Flaming_Maniac wrote:

Just to know, how specifically did Bush fail in his second term?

CameronPoe wrote:

FeedUsYourFetus wrote:

When you start paying American taxes, I might consider caring about your opinion of American politics.

KiL

Thankfully I'm blameless for electing that monster. Cheers.