Discussion on USA President for 2008? within the Politics, Religion, Philosophy, Profound Current Events... forums, part of the Non-Music Discussions category; Interesting take eddie. I would beg to differ though. On matters of free trade, Reagan was a big advocate of ...
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| Interesting take eddie. I would beg to differ though. On matters of free trade, Reagan was a big advocate of this as were/are many consevatives. One would have to believe that Nafta and now Cafta would been endorsed by him. Also, Reagan was hardly known for his genuine compassion for the working man. I don't know if you were around but one of the first things he did was bust up PATCO, I think that was what they were called. They were the air traffic controllers union. As for military protection the way you describe it, I remember hundreds of servicemen killed in a disco in Syria or Lebanon. As it has been for the last 60 years, that part of the world has been an especially dangerous place. Reagan also supported Saddam Hussein and it was during his time in office Saddam allegedly gassed the Kurds. By the way, he was our boy and the CIA gave him logistical info. Fighting those commies weren't the only foreign policy interest Reagan had. As can be seen with Saddam and despots in Central America for example, it mattered little how humanitarian these people were that Reagan got in bed with. Not trying to be contentious eddie but recent history has shown me that it's better to nip these things in the bud early when possible. |
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in a humanitarian mission helping refugees victims of that civil war, not as an invasion force. And the USA doesn't get to pick who are the leaders of this countries with whom we need to work with to protect our interest and that of the free world, they may be friendly and harmless today (Osama) and enemies and killers later, this is a well known fact acknowledge by all but by self-serving leftist like you and yours, this type of necessary alliances and betrayals have been part of human history since the beginning of civilizations, read a History book or watch the History channel :lol: Quote:
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| Hey Mixmachine, Glad to see you back in the mix :lol: So I guess what Reagan did and how you feel about dem greedy union workers is what's called compassionate conservatism :D The nerve of them guys trying to make all that money and trying to become rich. Better to drag there asses down with the rest of us and maintain just a handful of wealthy people So the USA doesn't pick leaders of nations huh...ohhhhh kay :roll: I guess the History Channel hasn't gotten around to Iran ~1953, or the various regimes or juntas that popped up from 60s, 70s, 80s in Central and South America. Believe me, whatever I or other Liberals have said can't compare to what the Bush crime family has done in the face of our enemies. More than making the US look weak, this spawn of Barbara "Alien" Bush has emboldened the enemy with the havoc he and his ilk are wreaking on the planet. As for being a character, coming from you I'm blushing all ohva 8) |
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| Well, Mimachine it may surprise you but in some ways I agreed with Reagan on Patco with regards to honoring the contract. Patco did have some legitimate grievances but it's been over 20 years so I can't remember clearly everything. Patco and the government always had issues and it never came down to firing thousands of people prior to this. As for picking leaders, I'd rather have the governed select their leadership. I know that is something you wingnuts have trouble with. Ya see, liberals believe democracy shouldn't just be some abstract cliche never to be practiced. As for the Chinese, they may be all of our daddies the way Bush has screwed this economy up. We would all be better served if we had the screaming maniac or unbalanced fool. Instead we've got the mush mouthed awol convicted drunk along with his drunk 5 deferment tin man buddy who talks a lot crap then runs to bunker at the first sign of trouble. I'm glad Dean scares you guys. He's like sunlight to you neocon life suckin' vampires. |
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