The Draft...if it comes back... - Page 8

Coleman · 06-29-2004, 01:27 AM

[quote=Pyro]

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Originally Posted by "Garry Coleman":b254c

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Originally Posted by Pyro

It should be the readers choice.

STFU Mr. Carson Daily. Go back to TRL plzdie:

Don't get TRL on MTV Canada.[/quote:b254c]note to oneself: That is another exception to USA>canada.

Pyro · 06-29-2004, 01:28 AM

[quote="Garry Coleman":d1b93][quote=Pyro]

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Originally Posted by "Garry Coleman":d1b93

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Originally Posted by Pyro

It should be the readers choice.

STFU Mr. Carson Daily. Go back to TRL plzdie:

Don't get TRL on MTV Canada.[/quote:d1b93]note to oneself: That is another exception to USA>canada.[/quote:d1b93]

oOo: dance:

strvs · 06-29-2004, 01:29 AM

Oh, it really is too bad we dont get mindless dj's shoving prepackaged shit down our throat everyday. Its really too bad we dont have any guidance on whats cool. we're lost without it. having to think for ourselves....terrible

Milla · 06-29-2004, 01:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Pyro

I don't know but I thought this might be a good discussion. I guess no one here is smart enough to contribute.

Traditional conservatism is long dead. It died in the Reagan years. it's been replaced by this sickening thing we call "neo-conservatism," which is characterized by right-wing economic policies, and authoritarian social dictatorship, and interventionalist foreign policy.

This is what I think.

Honostly a draft wouldnt be bad because it would probably clean up the youth of america. Than again it could destory it by all the "rebel" teens out there.

Pvt.Pinhead · **Re: The Draft...if it comes back... -** 06-29-2004, 01:31 AM

[quote=Madmartagen]

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Originally Posted by "Pvt.Pinhead":dd89b

For fucks sake dude, dont be such a fuckin coward!!! Screw idividual rights man, me Id do anything the President told me to do!!

What if it was Clinton and he wanted you to suck his pecker? happy:

It would probaly depend...most likely no, Id do anything for the president, as long as it does something to save the life of someone...

Regardless of who the person with the title is but for the office that that person holds, its the office no the man the the secret service protect and salute and obey. We should be obient towards our nation.

The reason why we have our bill of rights is so that we can have thoughts contrary to the wishes of our government. It is our duty to respect the sacrafice the Continental Army made by not bowing down to any government we feel is violating our civil rights. It is your duty as an American to question the authority of your government.

The bill of rights was formed more of guidelines and it was made to have the ability to change and bend itself in different situations (I just finished going over this topic in Summer School, so dont tell me Im wrong, 3 weeks over the Constitution and Bill of Rights...)

And if we are so strict on individual rights then wouldnt it be true that i have the individual right not to be told what to do by my boss? I mean if you think about it we (Americans) work for America, America is our boss, sure we dont HAVE to do what she tells you to do, but if you dont then you shouldnt "be payed", or live America...

Your boss isnt your overlord, he has rules to follow just like everyone else. No one is above the law.

[/quote:dd89b]

As long as your working for your boss, he can tell you to write a report or whatever on something, and if you dont he has the right to fire you. If your living in America and she asks you to help her, you dont have to do it, but then you dont have to live in America afterwards[/u]

Pyro · 06-29-2004, 01:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Milla

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Originally Posted by Pyro

I don't know but I thought this might be a good discussion. I guess no one here is smart enough to contribute.

Traditional conservatism is long dead. It died in the Reagan years. it's been replaced by this sickening thing we call "neo-conservatism," which is characterized by right-wing economic policies, and authoritarian social dictatorship, and interventionalist foreign policy.

This is what I think.

Honostly a draft wouldnt be bad because it would probably clean up the youth of america. Than again it could destory it by all the "rebel" teens out there.

There are somethings not worth fighting for.

Coleman · 06-29-2004, 01:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Milla

Honostly a draft wouldnt be bad because it would probably clean up the youth of america. Than again it could destory it by all the "rebel" teens out there.

Yep, that's what's wrong about today's youth. Too many of us think that it's "Cool" to be different by speaking out against things. Shut your pie-hole and go fuck yourselves. That's my response to them.

Arkan · 06-29-2004, 01:35 AM

[quote="Garry Coleman":d67ac]

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Originally Posted by Milla

Honostly a draft wouldnt be bad because it would probably clean up the youth of america. Than again it could destory it by all the "rebel" teens out there.

Yep, that's what's wrong about today's youth. Too many of us think that it's "Cool" to be different by speaking out against things. Shut your pie-hole and go fuck yourselves. That's my response to them.[/quote:d67ac]

You gotta mouth like a cunt....now shut your cunt !! rolleyes:

Pyro · 06-29-2004, 01:35 AM

I need to get some sleep. I'll see what goes on here sometime in the morning again.

Good night to all.

Coleman · 06-29-2004, 01:36 AM

[quote=Arkan]

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Originally Posted by "Garry Coleman":d7f5d

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Originally Posted by Milla

Honostly a draft wouldnt be bad because it would probably clean up the youth of america. Than again it could destory it by all the "rebel" teens out there.

Yep, that's what's wrong about today's youth. Too many of us think that it's "Cool" to be different by speaking out against things. Shut your pie-hole and go fuck yourselves. That's my response to them.

You gotta mouth like a cunt....now shut your cunt !! rolleyes:[/quote:d7f5d] biggrin:

Arkan · 06-29-2004, 01:37 AM

[quote="Garry Coleman":c02ec][quote=Arkan]

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Originally Posted by "Garry Coleman":c02ec

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Originally Posted by Milla

Honostly a draft wouldnt be bad because it would probably clean up the youth of america. Than again it could destory it by all the "rebel" teens out there.

Yep, that's what's wrong about today's youth. Too many of us think that it's "Cool" to be different by speaking out against things. Shut your pie-hole and go fuck yourselves. That's my response to them.

You gotta mouth like a cunt....now shut your cunt !! rolleyes:[/quote:c02ec] biggrin:[/quote:c02ec]

You know that HBO series too? lmao

Arkan · 06-29-2004, 01:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Pyro

I need to get some sleep. I'll see what goes on here sometime in the morning again.

Good night to all.

......lets hope he never wakes up!!

Madmartagen · **Re: The Draft...if it comes back... -** 06-29-2004, 01:42 AM

[quote="Pvt.Pinhead":b46dc][quote=Madmartagen]

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Originally Posted by "Pvt.Pinhead":b46dc

For fucks sake dude, dont be such a fuckin coward!!! Screw idividual rights man, me Id do anything the President told me to do!!

What if it was Clinton and he wanted you to suck his pecker? happy:

It would probaly depend...most likely no, Id do anything for the president, as long as it does something to save the life of someone...

HAHHHHAHA Oh God thats disgusting. You dont need this anymore (tosses self respect out the window.)

Regardless of who the person with the title is but for the office that that person holds, its the office no the man the the secret service protect and salute and obey. We should be obient towards our nation.

The reason why we have our bill of rights is so that we can have thoughts contrary to the wishes of our government. It is our duty to respect the sacrafice the Continental Army made by not bowing down to any government we feel is violating our civil rights. It is your duty as an American to question the authority of your government.

The bill of rights was formed more of guidelines and it was made to have the ability to change and bend itself in different situations (I just finished going over this topic in Summer School, so dont tell me Im wrong, 3 weeks over the Constitution and Bill of Rights...)

Wow, 3 weeks and you are still wrong. GG. I was referring to the fact that the current administration is eating away our basic freedoms. I Quote Mr. Bush "There ought to be limits to freedom." If you are a type of person who does whatever your government says without question or thought of the consequences of what it could do to fellow citizens, then you have completely lost the idea of what this country is about.

And if we are so strict on individual rights then wouldnt it be true that i have the individual right not to be told what to do by my boss? I mean if you think about it we (Americans) work for America, America is our boss, sure we dont HAVE to do what she tells you to do, but if you dont then you shouldnt "be payed", or live America...

Your boss isnt your overlord, he has rules to follow just like everyone else. No one is above the law.

[/quote:b46dc]

As long as your working for your boss, he can tell you to write a report or whatever on something, and if you dont he has the right to fire you. If your living in America and she asks you to help her, you dont have to do it, but then you dont have to live in America afterwards[/u][/quote:b46dc]

You can quit and get another job. The government is not my boss and therefore I am not going to leave the country if I disagree with its decisions, instead I will voice my opinion. Are you like this at school or something? Do you normally just do whatever it is anyone asks of you without thinking of whetther they have the right to ask it of you?

Madmartagen · 06-29-2004, 01:46 AM

[quote="Garry Coleman":cb618]

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Originally Posted by Milla

Honostly a draft wouldnt be bad because it would probably clean up the youth of america. Than again it could destory it by all the "rebel" teens out there.

Yep, that's what's wrong about today's youth. Too many of us think that it's "Cool" to be different by speaking out against things. Shut your pie-hole and go fuck yourselves. That's my response to them.[/quote:cb618]

Cool? It isnt about being cool, its opposing something you disagree with. You voiced your oppositon to Gay marriages, whats wrong with someone disagreeing with the war? In fact, I dont think I heard anyone voice opposition to the Afghan campaign, the only opposition I see is to the war in Iraq. Does that mean they dont respect the country, or do they feel one campaign is unjust?

Pvt.Pinhead · **Re: The Draft...if it comes back... -** 06-29-2004, 02:02 AM

[quote=Madmartagen][quote="Pvt.Pinhead":7feb0]

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Originally Posted by Madmartagen

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Originally Posted by "Pvt.Pinhead":7feb0

For fucks sake dude, dont be such a fuckin coward!!! Screw idividual rights man, me Id do anything the President told me to do!!

What if it was Clinton and he wanted you to suck his pecker? happy:

It would probaly depend...most likely no, Id do anything for the president, as long as it does something to save the life of someone...

HAHHHHAHA Oh God thats disgusting. You dont need this anymore (tosses self respect out the window.)

Regardless of who the person with the title is but for the office that that person holds, its the office no the man the the secret service protect and salute and obey. We should be obient towards our nation.

The reason why we have our bill of rights is so that we can have thoughts contrary to the wishes of our government. It is our duty to respect the sacrafice the Continental Army made by not bowing down to any government we feel is violating our civil rights. It is your duty as an American to question the authority of your government.

The bill of rights was formed more of guidelines and it was made to have the ability to change and bend itself in different situations (I just finished going over this topic in Summer School, so dont tell me Im wrong, 3 weeks over the Constitution and Bill of Rights...)

Wow, 3 weeks and you are still wrong. GG. I was referring to the fact that the current administration is eating away our basic freedoms. I Quote Mr. Bush "There ought to be limits to freedom." If you are a type of person who does whatever your government says without question or thought of the consequences of what it could do to fellow citizens, then you have completely lost the idea of what this country is about.

And if we are so strict on individual rights then wouldnt it be true that i have the individual right not to be told what to do by my boss? I mean if you think about it we (Americans) work for America, America is our boss, sure we dont HAVE to do what she tells you to do, but if you dont then you shouldnt "be payed", or live America...

Your boss isnt your overlord, he has rules to follow just like everyone else. No one is above the law.

As long as your working for your boss, he can tell you to write a report or whatever on something, and if you dont he has the right to fire you. If your living in America and she asks you to help her, you dont have to do it, but then you dont have to live in America afterwards[/u][/quote:7feb0]

You can quit and get another job. The government is not my boss and therefore I am not going to leave the country if I disagree with its decisions, instead I will voice my opinion. Are you like this at school or something? Do you normally just do whatever it is anyone asks of you without thinking of whetther they have the right to ask it of you?[/quote:7feb0]

Ya, I dont feel like seperating all my answers so....pretty much, Ill do what ever the government tells me to do as long as it doesnt go to far such as what Hitler did, is going too far, or what Stalin did, or Saddam, or whatever. But I do believe that we should make the whole world a better place not just our country, if theres an evil dictator killing 1000's there shouldnt be hesitation, send the whole damn country if thats what it takes! I mean having 1000's of our soldiers dieing is way better then further killing of 1000's of civilians dieing.