wtf?

Wow, the Kos Kooks really are just out of their minds. How can you function so far out of reality?

Ok, I think it is OK to question their patriotism now.
Insane, they would be the first to be lined up and shot should that ever happen.
Feel that compassion leftard.

and what country should invade us?

There are no words for such idiocy. I hope the author stands first in line to subject his property and family to the terrors of war he claims that we have all forgotten.

/Has the idiot forgotten the millions of refugees from wars elsewhere who now call the United States of America home?

They think they are the elites, and which ever nation occupies the US (China? Cuba? Aztlan?) will recognize that and make them the overlords.

Hey, Doofus, it the rightwingunutneoconfacists who have the guns, we'd end up in control...

you really want that?

/

Can the invaders set up their HQ in your momma's basement, professorfate, or will that disturb your PacMan tournaments?

What a bunch of effin' maroons. They'd be the FIRST TO GO TO THE GAS CHAMBERS if we were successfully invaded and occupied (and by whom, I would ask? Who has the military muscle to do that?
Answer: NO ONE.

How on Earth can these Kos Kiddies breath and think at the same time? Or can they only breathe or think? Because that would explain a lot.

Do they realize the Kos Kidz will be the first led to slaughter?

I hear Al Queda in Iraq is still looking for recruits.
Maybe this diarist ought to volunteer.

To address the thin gruel of his post, the Iraqis *WANT* the US military to be there. So why should we leave?

re: #4 phoenixgirl

and what country should invade us?

I am kinda hoping for Sweden.

Can we question their patriotism, now?

re: #4 phoenixgirl

hmmm- i vote for iceland-they are pretty fierce there,aren't they?

re: #4 phoenixgirl

Mexico. It's already happening, The invasion, the war torn streets, the destruction of entire neighborhoods, ect.

Can we start with Berkeley?

Even the commenters on the article think that guy's crazy.

Somehow, I just do not believe that invasion and occupation would strengthen the pacifist side of my personality.

I just cannot think like these guys.

re: #4 phoenixgirl

and what country should invade us?

A UN-sponsored multi-national force.

'While candidates fight over who has the required experience to properly oversee our republic’s international interests, none realize that none of them have ever felt what it is like to have war waged in their neighborhood and occupied by intruders.'

. And none of them have ever felt what it is like to have war waged in their neighborhood and occupied by intruders because ...

... they're witches.
// Loons

If the Kos Kids want to feel what it's like to be invaded and occupied, let's give them free tickets to the "Magic Kingdom." Their privacy will be invaded time and time again and their backs will be occupied by numerous scars from the lashings they receive for just trying to be human.

America will never be invaded and occupied like Iraq. No invader would show restraint with civilians in the fire zone, no invader would give medical and food to the local populace, no invader would try to keep power up for the local populace, no invader would think twice about leveling whole towns with artillery, and no invader would spend money to rebuild America.

But then again 80 million Americans with +200 small arms alone would be a major headache to any invading armies.

They may want to start exercising editorial control over there along with a 24-hour cooling off period.

This way when the Kos Kidz sober up they might realize the strange things they do when they drink too much and pop ecstasy.

re: #11 JammieWearingFool

Do they realize the Kos Kidz will be the first led to slaughter?

They'll collaborate and sell the rest of us out. Very nuanced. Very French.

"...being invaded, slaughtered, and occupied is the only way..." etc., etc. --sounds very much like a certain group's assessment of Israel...

re: #4 phoenixgirl

and what country should invade us?

How about Israel?

Whew, how can anybody wade through that X*^& hole to get at this gem?

The United States needs to be invaded - not just invaded - occupied.

Equally as stupid

You know I could expect that hate for America from the scourge at the bowels of humanity @ Kos, but the US ambassador to Israel?

re: #17 JamesTKirk

Can we start with Berkeley?

As far as I am concerned, anyone who wants Berkeley is welcome to it. Glad to hand it over. Might even pay somebody to take it. What a waste of oxygen that crew is. They spout enough hot air to be responsible for "global warming" all by themselves!

A nation of cowering slaves?

Oh, he said "compassionate pacifists".

Like the Tibetins?

Oh, wait a minute, they don't have a country.

I feel sorry for the Lizards pulling time in the Kos swamp...

/Do they get paid time and a half in their zionazi checks?

re: #20 JamesTKirk

A UN-sponsored multi-national force.

Put a sign on a house; "Little Girls, Little Boys Here" we'd capture 'em all with their pants down. Literally.

What was 9/11, if not an invasion of a foreign commandos whose targets were civilians?

/what does obama think about this?

If I'm reading this right, and I think I am, the Kosling is asking for someone else to come here and do the heavy lifting that he knows he's incapable of doing.

Typical libtard. Asking someone else to do or provide what they themselves are unwilling to do.

/wonder how that'd play out down here in the well-armed South?

re: #20 JamesTKirk

A UN-sponsored multi-national force.

That won't do. We PAY for most of that. I'm not giving one tax dime for anyone to invade us anywhere - well, except Berkeley. They can have that.

re: #18 laZardo

Even the commenters on the article think that guy's crazy.

Not all of them. Looks it's running about 50/50 for/against.

re: #11 JammieWearingFool

Do they realize the Kos Kidz will be the first led to slaughter?

They will welcome the invader in their cheering throngs and won't understand why they're being arrested en masse.

But, but... we're on YOUR side!

They're called useful idiots for a reason.

Gee, The Daily Marxist advocates invasion of the USA by its enemies, the killing of Americans in their own homes.

Ho-hum. It's just another day for the Left.

re: #11 JammieWearingFool

Do they realize the Kos Kidz will be the first led to slaughter?

Exactly!

Happy St Patricks Day, everybody!

re: #42 vapig

Happy St Patricks Day, everybody!

that's it! we need more Irish!

re: #15 mikeymom

hmmm- i vote for iceland-they are pretty fierce there,aren't they?

I've been there. They're pretty nice as far as I can tell.

They have a miniscule Navy and a Coast guard, but I'm pretty sure they don't even HAVE a conventional army (in the sense of infantry).

They hate this country very much. They are, at heart, traitors. And strutting little Stormtroopers like this Professorfate dream of the day they can seize power, and punish all those evil people who oppose them---you know, gulags, concentration camps, mass executions---serve 'em right! That'll teach those evil Americans some compassion and empathy! (And make professorfate a very happy man, as he gets to be the all-powerful commissar he always wanted to be.)

none of them have ever felt what it is like to have war waged in their neighborhood and occupied by intruders

call me wacky, but I consider that a big plus for living here.

re: #43 phoenixgirl

(I'm one-fourth Irish...with kings & queens in my ancestry... :)

re: #38 Charles

*gasp* Charles responded to me! *swoon*

"shpilk's" little picture was the highlight of the whole article...

re: #38 Charles

Not all of them. Looks it's running about 50/50 for/against.

So only half of them are completely deranged. What would you call the other half - partially deranged?

it needs to be invaded and occupied in the same way that we have invaded and occupied Iraq.

We need someone to come, kill all the violent terrorists in our country and rebuild our infrastructure at no cost to us?
I'm all for it.

Ha HA, My family is being raped and tortured...na na na na na na...you righties you...So there!

/moonbat off

OT

Heather Mills get 50 mil of Sir Pauls loot.

I guess we know the answer to "Will you love me when I'm 64..."

re: #42 vapig

Happy St Patricks Day, everybody!

Big corned beef is ripping us off!

re: #16 Bubblehead II

Mexico. It's already happening, The invasion, the war torn streets, the destruction of entire neighborhoods, ect.

Careful there, you don't want Geraldo Rivera to spit on you.

Pardon, but isn't calling for the violent overthrow of the government treason? But then again, what else should we expect from these guys but treason and sedition. Per a recent case involving Craigslist, the site is not responsible per se for the content posted by people other than the ones running the site, however, it would do well for that poster to get a knock on the door from the FBI and be taken in for a while for questioning.

have you forgotten?

i know, kos kids remember, they just don't care

Lunch time. I have leftover pancake batter from yesterday's "St. Pancake Day" feast.

By kos reasoning communist Russia should have been a nation of pacifist after WWII.

re: #52 jcm

OT

Heather Mills get 50 mil of Sir Pauls loot.

I guess we know the answer to "Will you love me when I'm 64..."

Check the spinoffs for my $0.02.

Crazy money.

I'm afraid they're coming up with a way to rationalize protecting, and sheltering, terrorist cells in this country, and encouraging homicide bombings; setting the philosophical ground work, so to speak.

I guess this must be what all that U.N. money is supposed to be going towards...

re: #44 looking closely

Do they really need more --who would invade Iceland?

Lock and load.

Interesting timing for the article. The Supreme Court hears argument on the 2nd amendment this week. The right to bear arms.

Maybe an alternative motive. Naw, their to friggin in love with themselves to think that far ahead.

OT.

WA State legistature asked the AG to investigate for gas price fixing.

Conclusons:
Supply.
Refining capacity.
Taxes.

I could have told 'em that for a fraction of the cost.

Posts like that at "Kos" is what you get when a person from the third world comes to the US and starts an anti-US blog...

I don't think Kos Kids like this one should be disparaged in any way. These people are brazingly starting to show the idealogies and mindsets that we (those that still love our country) know that they have. They have a complete contempt for the U.S. and all that she stands for. The more these kooks post, the more apparent that becomes to everyone - and the harder it becomes, even for those that lean left, to make excuses for these ilk.

We don't know what it's like to be in a war zone, prick? There were war zones in lower Manhattan, the Pentagon and over the skies of Pennsylvania on 9/11/01. Just don't question their patriotism.
/SPIT

at least the American public will understand why invading another country is unconscionable except in the most dire circumstances - which means after that country has directly attacked the United States. And that has not happened since World War II.

Funny, I seem to recall a spot of unpleasantness on September 11, 2001.

I spit on the scumbag who wrote this article, and strongly sugget that he or she sign up with AQ in Iraq and try to lead an assault on a US Marine firebase. Good luck with that, asshole.

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re: #4 phoenixgirl

Mexico. It's already happening, The invasion, the war torn streets, the destruction of entire neighborhoods, ect.

Oh, I agree! The sneaky invasion. What would have been the response of a 20+million ARMED force at our border?

But a trickle invasion of a few thousand here, a few thousand there - on and on for 20 years. Suddenly, you can go a whole day without hearing a word of English, all the signs everywhere are bi-lingual, hospitals are closing down, schools aren't teaching anything because no one speaks English and the response to this? Nothing!he

re: #64 jcm

OT.

WA State legistature asked the AG to investigate for gas price fixing.

Conclusons:
Supply.
Refining capacity.
Taxes.

I could have told 'em that for a fraction of the cost.

Same nonsense every time there's a price spike. They never learn.

re: #20 JamesTKirk

The dreaded blue helmets.

Draft the KKKidz and send them to front-line for combat duty...

re: #52 jcm

OT

Heather Mills get 50 mil of Sir Pauls loot.

I guess we know the answer to "Will you love me when I'm 64..."

So I believe that he paid more than Spitzer then. Something like 64K each encounter.

re: #59 JammieWearingFool

Shit... Coffee all over my damn cube.

Rape me, Rape my friend
Rape me, Rape me again

Flogging Molly - Drunken Lullabies

re: #30 galloping granny

As far as I am concerned, anyone who wants Berkeley is welcome to it. Glad to hand it over. Might even pay somebody to take it. What a waste of oxygen that crew is. They spout enough hot air to be responsible for "global warming" all by themselves!

But you need to make sure that the People's Republic of San Francisco is included with Berkeley.

One thing that really sticks out in this excerpt is the tacit admission that America is not run by an evil dictator who terrorizes private citizens for maniacal pleasure, as the hard left have been declaring to anyone stupid enough to believe them.

The fact that this writer wants America invaded and occupied to teach us a lesson is exactly the kind of frivolity of thought not afforded to those living under a real dictator.

Under a real dictator, you probably worry more about not being shoved into an oven, or having your head chopped off, or being thrown off a rooftop, or tossed into a shredder.

Invasion as a means of teaching a lesson is something left to child-philosophers.

Oh,

Good Morning Lizards! It's dreary in my parts of Chicagoland this morning.

How are you-all this morning?

re: #58 bulwrk

By kos reasoning communist Russia should have been a nation of pacifist after WWII.

"Oh, but they were! The USSR was a wonderful, humanitarian nation, which only used force - very grudingly - to respond to US imperialism."

The children of red-diaper babies, weaned on totalitarian milk.

Apparently, the United States has been invaded . . . by leftist freaks.

re: #46 .45ACP

none of them have ever felt what it is like to have war waged in their neighborhood and occupied by intruders

call me wacky, but I consider that a big plus for living here.

Of course, but that's a bit besides the point.

The REASON we haven't been invaded, and occupied is in no small part because of the formidable military we have, and our demonstrated willingness to use it, NOT just to help ourselves, but to help others.

This schmuck thinks that tossing out a fascist mass-murderer like Saddam Hussein is a BAD thing, and replacing it with a democratically elected gov't is even worse.

re: #63 Persian Shoe

Yes, my first thought this morning.

DC vs. Heller.

re: #55 Shr_Nfr

Pardon, but isn't calling for the violent overthrow of the
government treason? But then again, what else should we expect from
these guys but treason and sedition. Per a recent case involving
Craigslist, the site is not responsible per se for the content posted
by people other than the ones running the site, however, it would do
well for that poster to get a knock on the door from the FBI and be
taken in for a while for questioning.

Dissent is the ultimate form of patriotism, as many a bumper sticker in my neighborhood reminds me. Treason is the ultimate form of dissent, therefore, being a traitor is being a patriot.

The author is a masochist.

author's motto in a nutshell:

Pwn Me

I dunno, maybe he/she/it's not all wrong. An invasion of some blue states, might turn them red.

Pacifist? Like our invasion of Iraq has turned them all pacifist? Yeah right.

At first glance, I thought it was another quote from Obama's spiritual leader.

Unfortunately, America is at a point that to be able to really feel again, to regain that compassion, it needs to be invaded and occupied in the same way that we have invaded and occupied Iraq. Then there might be a greater chance that Americans will be more reluctant to accept the invasion of another country.

Wow. Just wow. There's a lot to be said in response to this kosling's spewage (somewhat less to be said, that is suitable for mixed company). But these two sentences stand on their own in utter stupidity.

Clue for the clue-deprived: when war does its worst to your country, you are no longer in a position to show compassion, because you no longer have the ability to do harm. Your ability to wage war has been smashed, along with your infrastructure. That the US, in occupying Iraq, has actually been trying to pull it out of the third-world shithole status that it enjoyed under Saddam, is actually an anomaly. If the US were invaded and occupied as you say, it would not be for the purpose of imposing a Marshall Plan before the old government is even out!

Oh, and your parents would probably have to cut your allowance.

re: #2 moderatewolverine

Wow, the Kos Kooks really are just out of their minds. How can you function so far out of reality?

To be out of their minds implies they HAVE minds.
Fuckin' morons are traitors and should be summarilly executed!

re: #38 Charles

Not all of them. Looks it's running about 50/50 for/against.

And that's the sad part about those Kinky, Krazy, Kos Kiddies. Enough of them are so anti-American that they'd root for anything that hurts America. This is the kooky left that the Democrat party has cultivated fro so long. I guess they are reaping what they sowed.

re: #20 JamesTKirk

re: #4 phoenixgirl

and what country should invade us?
A UN-sponsored multi-national force.

It's clear that you're just a paid shill for the US domestic prostitution industry!

re: #73 saberry0530

He'd better start counting then...

How.

Very.

Sad.

& if I replied to that drivel with what I really think I would be deleted.

re: #71 bulwrk

The dreaded blue helmets.

Oh... that would be an...

Amusing faceoff.

re: #75 itellu3times

Rape me, Rape my friend
Rape me, Rape me again

Dang, that's not right, is it? Posted lyrics generally have errors, to show where people copy them from.

Rape me, Rape me, my friend
Rape me, Rape me again.

/nirvana

The Kos Kid who wrote this is a chickenhawk revolutionary!

If they really want to fight the bad ol' USA, he or she should go sign up with Al Queda! Don't be a phony Dude! (or Dudette), don't just talk the talk, walk the walk! Go out and fight some American soldiers in Iraq! (And see how far you get with that. . . )

re: #85 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

Dissent is the ultimate form of patriotism, as many a bumper sticker in my neighborhood reminds me. Treason is the ultimate form of dissent, therefore, being a traitor is being a patriot.

New bumper sticker:

TREASON IS NOT FREE SPEECH

re: #77 samsgran1948

But you need to make sure that the People's Republic of San Francisco is included with Berkeley.

I hope to move back to San Francisco someday...

/viva la (real) Resistance!

This is hilarious:

Unfortunately, America is at a point that to be able to really feel again, to regain that compassion, it needs to be invaded and occupied in the same way that we have invaded and occupied Iraq. Then there might be a greater chance that Americans will be more reluctant to accept the invasion of another country. Maybe seeing and feeling the same level of destruction that we have inflicted on Iraq, at least the American public will understand why invading another country is unconscionable except in the most dire circumstances - which means after that country has directly attacked the United States. And that has not happened since World War II.

Someone needs to inform this dope smoker that "compassion" was the last thing on anyone's mind after we were attacked in WWII. And would also be the last thing on anyone's mind should his masturbation fantasy "invasion and occupation" actually occur.

Whatafuckingidiot.

It has been almost a hundred-fifty years since the United States has fought a war on its own soil, and in that one America invaded and fought itself. It only took one incredibly destructive Civil War to make the United States realize that - oh well - this is really not an activity in which one wants to engage in one’s homeland - better to do it in someone else’s country.

Uhm, yes!

America is at a point that to be able to really feel again

A nation of emos! Now there's a goal.

Just looking at a world map, something comes to mind here. I notice that those countries that have faced the most "war" and "occupation" in recent history tend to also be the most likely to go to war themselves. It's nations like Western Europe and North America that haven't seen the ravages of war for a generation or more that tend to be the most dovish. Once again the Kos Kiddies can't seem to get anything right.

re: #76 Idle Drifter

Flogging Molly - Drunken Lullabies

love flogging molly rebels of the Sacred Heart

The United States needs to be invaded - not just invaded - occupied.

Not too worry, the Democrats are heading us in that direction now.

I question this individual's patriotism.

Contrary to the Kos Klowns, we know quite vividly what it is like to be invaded and to watch thousands of our fellow citizens brutally slaughtered.

How soon they forget 9/11...

Even according to their posted logic, McCain knows what it's like to be on the sh#*$ end of the stick under a marxist communist govt ... They'll just have to vote for McCain.
/anything to prevent a dem

re: #85 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

Dissent is the ultimate form of patriotism, as many a bumper sticker in my neighborhood reminds me. Treason is the ultimate form of dissent, therefore, being a traitor is being a patriot.

How Orwellian.

Treason is Patriotism.
War is Peace.
1+1=3.

The obama double standard:
Imagine in 1999, that a videotape had come to light showing the pastor of Texas Gov. George W. Bush's church making vicious, hateful comments about America and cruel, racist statements about Americans of color.

Suppose this preacher had given a lifetime achievement award to former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke, and had traveled to Europe with Duke to meet with neo-Nazi terrorists.

Now try to envision that the candidate's family had attended this church for more than twenty years, that George and Laura Bush had been married there, by this pastor, and that the Bush daughters had been baptized by him.

Picture George Bush titling his autobiography after a phrase in one of this minister's sermons, writing that the man was his mentor, and then putting him on the presidential campaign staff as a trusted advisor and confidant.

Say it came to light that for several years George W. Bush had been friends with Eric Rudolph, the notorious Olympic Park bomber and anti-abortion terrorist. Furthermore, let's suppose that Bush had remained friends with Rudolph over the years and still considered him a colleague today.

Now imagine Laura Bush, on the campaign trail for her husband, telling supporters and the national media that America is "mean" and that for the first time in her adult life she was proud of her country.

Is there a doubt that Republican officeholders would have run from the Bush campaign like rats from a burning barn, that he would have become the political leper of the 2000 campaign? And what about the media? They virtually crucified candidate Bush that year for daring to give a speech at Bob Jones University, which had once banned interracial dating. I cannot imagine the field day they would have had with something like this.

And yet excuses are made for Barack Obama, who now finds himself in exactly this situation. Obama's pastor of more than two decades - the man who married Barack and Michelle Obama, who christened their daughters, who inspired the title of the candidate's book, "The Audacity of Hope," - is now at the center of a storm that would have destroyed the candidacy of any Republican the day the story broke.
Read more.

We are occupied. Occupied by marxist leftist Stalinist Clinton adoring assholes.

re: #62 ggt

Do they really need more --who would invade Iceland?

Of course they don't. Probably 95% of the land mass is jagged rocks.

There is nothing there to invade for, unless you like svid or rotted shard.

My impression from the little time I've been there, is that they seem to pretty well disposed towards America, too (or as much as can be expected from a tiny Euro-like Scandinavian country).

I think I heard that they put up ONE (count him. . .one) soldier into Iraq via NATO. If so, that's still infinitely larger of a contribution than most of the countries on the planet.

re: #102 Occasional Reader

That sort of vision seriously makes me want to go right down the highway.

/Yes, it's that scary!

Aren't we already being invaded by south of the border aliens? Aren't they already occupying much of the south?

re: #96 itellu3times

Dang, that's not right, is it? Posted lyrics generally have errors, to show where people copy them from.

My personal fave, for no apparent reason; look up the lyrics to Mott the Hoople's "All the Young Dudes". "Wendy's stealing clothes from Marks & Sparks" is often rendered as "Wendy's stealing clothes from unlocked cars." I'm presuming that non-Brit lyrics posters are unfamiliar with Marks & Sparks.

re: #86 gman

The author is a masochist.

author's motto in a nutshell:

Pwn Me

no, actually he is saying

"punk me"

jail slang where one is asking to be raped in the anal orifice

re: #68 Occasional Reader

at least the American public will understand why invading another country is unconscionable except in the most dire circumstances - which means after that country has directly attacked the United States. And that has not happened since World War II.

Funny, I seem to recall a spot of unpleasantness on September 11, 2001.

In the neo-marxist fantasyland of the Daily Kos, that was Chimpy McBushitler's Reichstag Fire.

re: #106 Dirk Diggler

I question this individual's patriotism.

Isn't the answer self-evident?

re: #85 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

Dissent is the ultimate form of patriotism, as many a bumper sticker in my neighborhood reminds me. Treason is the ultimate form of dissent, therefore, being a traitor is being a patriot.

Or is it that dissent against "dissent" (note the quote bunnies on the latter) a more "ultimate" form against patriotism?

A 9/11 debunker put it wisely that "we have the right to free speech, but not to unchallenged speech."

re: #98 victor_yugo

excellent !

re: #54 Spiny Norman

No problem, I know how to use soap and water.

Michael Savage is right.
Liberalism is a mental illness.
They want the US to fall, the people to be killed...
What do they think will happen to them?
They will just saunter up to the invaders and tell them how they hated their own people and country?
Fools!

re: #9 realwest

What a bunch of effin' maroons. They'd be the FIRST TO GO TO THE GAS CHAMBERS if we were successfully invaded and occupied (and by whom, I would ask? Who has the military muscle to do that?
Answer: NO ONE.

Ahmadinejad is getting set to throw the Middle East into chaos, restricting our access to petroleum. China and Russia may decide to become friends again as they did for Korea and Vietnam. I think that our friend the kosling is hoping for us to become a lot weaker, and then maybe for one of his commie friends to come in and take over.

Yeh, he'd be among the first victims of the ensuing cultural revolution, as you say. Wouldn't make me feel any better, though.

The Kos Kid claims:

While candidates fight over who has the required experience to properly oversee our republic’s international interests, none realize that none of them have ever felt what it is like to have war waged in their neighborhood and occupied by intruders. While they may claim to know when to wage wars and to know the horrors of war, they only know them intellectually. They can’t claim that they have emotionally felt them. No one who was born and raised in the United States can claim that and none can really feel it.

I got news for you idjit, there is a candidate hat knows the horror of war, has emotionally felt war, and will use these experiences to properly oversee our international interests:

John McCain

John McCain Character

This KOS writer wrote on a totally wrong premise.

United States of America did NOT INVADE Iraq.

We LIBERATED Iraq from the tyranny of Hussein...

That is a huge difference.

Remember WW2? When US fought over there, did we "invade" Europe? After all, we still have bases there. Did we "occupy" Germany? Germany is able to elect their own leaders...have control of their own companies and so forth.

Same thing with Iraq, they are able to have their own elections, have their own forces, pass their own laws...and even choose who to buy their oil. China has bought more of Iraqi oil than Americans according to one article...

So is Iraq truly "occupied" or liberated?

The United States needs to be invaded - not just invaded - occupied.

Invasion: attacks of 9/11

Occupation: Been to a college campus lately? Let me count the Islamic Centers and hijab girls...

Obama is in a town hall meeting. Questions about Wright to come soon.

re: #112 looking closely

I know. I was trying to find a joke in there, but I'm not always good at that.

the US has been under attack via psychological warfare for decades

it's also called "white guilt"

we've also been under financial attack
it's called "Keynesian Economics"

we've been under cultural attack
it's called "multi-culturalism"

the sad part is, we're being attacked from within

re: #128 Rancher

Obama is in a town hall meeting. Questions about Wright to come soon.

Let's hope they ask the "wright" questions. :-)

re: #126 Abu Boo Boo

...and all-Islamic high schools & lower-grades schools.

Yet another irrelevant thug hugging B&D masturbatory die amerrika die fantasy

these MFers love death as much as Islam does

invaded and occupied, his punk ass

;~}

Fools.

BTW - Am I correct that Kos and the Kidz support Obama?

re: #116 Adrenalyn

Yuck

...and I was about to start eating breakfast.

re: #129 ggt

I know. I was trying to find a joke in there, but I'm not always good at that.

In Iceland they joke about it all the time.

My biggest problem with the country is flipping beers cost $8 each (probably more now with the weak dollar).

Who the @#$$ is going to invade for THAT?

re: #133 BabbaZee Uh, Babba could y'all check your e-mail please?

re: #134 realwest

BTW - Am I correct that Kos and the Kidz support Obama?

And didn't, Obama actually SUPPORT the war at its inception (eg before he became the left-most member of the US Senate)?

re: #134 realwest

BTW - Am I correct that Kos and the Kidz support Obama?

Yes, the Hillary supporters there recently self-purged.

re: #69 vapig

Google results for Mecha.

I would like to pre-emptively declare the invasion of America a quagmire.

/Remember, you heard it here first.

re: #11 JammieWearingFool

Do they realize the Kos Kidz will be the first led to slaughter?

And they'd go wimpering rather than fighting. When the Nazis innvaded and occupied Poland, the first ones rounded up and executed were the "illuminati", the elitists of Polish society.

DKOS seriously needs to be shut down as a hate site! ! !

re: #137 realwest

my email server is wonky today
but I will get it as soon as it lets me

Morons of the United States unite! All you have to lose is your freedom to post lunacy like this(koskidz) oh, and your pathetic lives! Idiots. Everybody drink, obamarama just said CHANGE!

BEHEAD THOSE WHO INSULT KOSLAM!

This idiot doesn't realize the impact that 911 had on oour nation. How many libtards on 9/11, were conservative proactive go getters of national security on 9/12 ?

This moron saying the USA needs to be occupied would be the first one crying for the marines were OBL and his gang ever to come marching down his block.

re: #98 victor_yugo

Wow! I gave your comment a "plus" ding...and instead of the number of plusses, this is what appeared!

Connect failed: MDB2 Error: connect failed

Better yet, they can go to Tibet and protest human rights violations!

Sure - a direct invasion we can handle. Pearl Harbor gets bombed, America takes on a multi-front war in Europe and Asia, and wins both, blowing up lots of stuff in the process. 9/11 happens, and America takes out two of the biggest offending nations in the middle east.

What is more difficult to handle is the more sinister, disease-like spread of victimism and lack of self-sufficiency. Most people can tke on a mugger and beat them back, but cancer is much harder to fight.

The writer isn't gonna study war no more, but he doesn't seem to have studied anything else either.

"they're good people" G W Bush

9-11 was an invasion.

re: #146 Fat Tone

Not Marines, they'd be crying:

"MMOooommmyyy"

the loon doesnt realize that befor the invasion could even occur all of our major cities would have to be radioactive rubble, and even then the survivors would make it pure hell for any invader. Idiots abound over there.

re: #125 psaturn

Remember WW2? When US fought over there, did we "invade" Europe? After all, we still have bases there. Did we "occupy" Germany? Germany is able to elect their own leaders...have control of their own companies and so forth.

Were talking semantics here: yes, in order to liberate it from the Nazis occupation, we did "invade and occupy" western Europe. The fact that that "occupation" prevented a Soviet invasion is something the Marxists on both sides of the Atlantic will never forgive us for.

Invade America! Obama 2008

/

While candidates fight over who has the required experience to properly oversee our republic’s international interests, none realize that none of them have ever felt what it is like to have war waged in their neighborhood and occupied by intruders. While they may claim to know when to wage wars and to know the horrors of war, they only know them intellectually.

Um...excuse me? Didn't John McCain have a little something to do with some war or another, personally?

/oh! you're only talking about DEMOCRAT candidates?

The American South could not be reached for comment...

(not that we didn't deserve it)

The fact that we haven't been invaded is what makes nuts think this way. He has it all wrong. Put the boot of oppression on our necks and what how much more freedom-loving and violent we get. This kook has it all BACKWARDS!

I guess if you live long enough you get to see and hear everything. All of this crazy stuff from Daily Kos, MSM, Academia, Obama, etc. ad nauseum is really nothing more than all those aging radicals (who have permeated our cultural institutions) looking for the glory days of their youth. They refuse to let go of the past and yearn for the attention that had been dissipating for many years until 9/11. I do believe, that when all is said and done, Obama will be trounced in the general election, as most Americans love their country too much to elect a man on the ideological fringes of our great country. Today, there are more conservative African Americans who do not buy into the perpetual state of racism that is espoused by Obama's pastor and others, who profit tremendously from a constant state of racial tensions. Twenty or so years ago this was unheard of. The younger kids in high school, (such as my son) are more conservative in their outlook than older generations of kids. Many of these kids looking for hero's, turn to our brave soldiers for role models, not the teachers that try to fill them with propaganda and misnomers.

re: #123 amphibian

China and Russia may decide to become friends again as they did for Korea and Vietnam.

One correction; China and Russia (USSR) were NOT friends during our involvement in Vietnam. In fact, they came close to war in the early 70s.

Will Charlie Sheen be on the other side this time?

/

The cult of Koslam

re: #53 JammieWearingFool

Big corned beef is ripping us off!

LOL! And Big cabbage?

Here they are greeting their new overlords

re: #141 rappmandu

I would like to pre-emptively declare the invasion of America a quagmire.

/Remember, you heard it here first.

In America we have corruption and politics as usual. And freedom first of all.
What we don't have, that the invaders of third world, would never understand is tribalism and clans. They would assume that we all follow the word (dictate) of the tribal elder - Wrong. That would be the quagmire I think.

The US should be invaded and occupied by a foreign power (leftist-Internationalist I presume) because the middle class, spoiled, sniveling, pussified, little shits at Kos can't be bothered to lift a finger, even towards their own wet dreams, they need to employ an International Masturbation Brigade to achieve their totalitarian emission.

Because, according to the Daily Kos diarist, being invaded, slaughtered, and occupied is the only way we’ll become a nation of compassionate pacifists.

Like it did for the Paliterrorists?
/sarc
(I know they weren't really invaded and occupied, but from the Koskid's viewpoint, if the Pali's homicide bombing is justified, then why shouldn't Americans fight back?)

You will know the end is near when the Mexicans start going back... until then-Partay!

re: #166 LindaMarie

What we don't have, that the invaders of third world, would never understand is tribalism and clans

Sure we do
We just don't call it that here.

The Rev Wright is a "tribalist" by philosophy
David Duke also a "tribalist" philosophy
Cornell West, Al Sharpton
The political parties act much like tribal clans
etc etc etc

human nature itself is a constant
the only thing that differs is premise of life and the terms and definitions we assign to the behavior

"employ an International Masturbation Brigade to achieve their totalitarian emission"

I was thinking along those lines myself. I got into some deep psych thought about orgasm and violent endings and decided it was too much to post.

I really think there is a deep psychotic mal-adjustment in these people. They want everything to be like sex and not even good sex.

Gurgling's from the scum sucking swamp swimmers at KOS. Perhaps they would better spend their time seeking dry ground.

Was the U.S. really invaded during WWII?
Gosh, I must've been asleep that day in history class.
Pearl Harbour was certainly not an invasion.
Even 9/11 was not an invasion.
So WTF are these morons thinking (if anything)?
Oh, I know...they must've got the Martians in Mars Attacks mixed up with WWII.
Amazing.

I enjoy "intellectuals" who think "out of the box" without really understanding the ramifications of their borderline psychotic musings.

Having the U.S. occupied as a good idea is right on par with the benefits of the U.S. going communist.

re: #169 Peacekeeper

You will know the end is near when the Mexicans start going back... until then-Partay!

Don't know about the Mexicans, but I saw an article in the Financial Times last week that said Brazil is now experiencing a net return of expatriates. We must stop this at once. Or work out a deal, they can have all the male Brazilians back.

And really, the long term solution to the illegal immigration crisis IS for conditions to improve enough in Mexico (especially) for the people of that country to want to stay there. Good for them, good for us.

re: #170 BabbaZee

Kinda sucks for them, that America doesn't have it's roots in clans and tribes.

They seem to forget most American's left their tribe to come here--for a reason.

re: #165 Carolyn

Remember my video link to an LGF St. Patrick's Day?

This'd be TV under the Kos Kidz' ideal occupation circumstances...

re: #170 BabbaZee

Sure we do
We just don't call it that here.

I've been searching for my tribe of white Irish-German conservative Democrat pro-Judeo-Christian ex-but-not-anti-Catholic atheists. No luck so far. (No one's gay for Moleman)

re: #176 ggt

The LORD had said to Abram, "Leave your country, your people and your father's household and go to the land I will show you.
~ Genesis 12:1

re: #178 Occasional Reader

LOL

S'why I'm feral!

re: #173 sparrowlake

Was the U.S. really invaded during WWII?

Japan occupied the Aleutian islands.

re: #173 sparrowlake

Was the U.S. really invaded during WWII?

To be way too far to this scumbag Kos diarist, (s)he said "directly attacked" since WWII, not "invaded".

Arguably, we did experience invasion in WWII... the Japanese occupied a couple of islands in the Aleutians. Of course, since Hawaii wasn't a state yet, we could bicker all day about whether that constituted an invasion "of the US".

(Also, of course, German saboteurs landed in the mainland US and were promptly caught... but I wouldn't qualify that as "invasion".)

Obama's Mentor's Mentor

The influence of the black liberation theology of James H. Cone appears in the political philosophy of Barack Obama as well as in the recent controversial statement about national pride made by Michelle Obama.

The spiritual role that Chicago's Trinity United Church of Christ (UCC) and its just-retired pastor Rev. Dr. Jeremiah Wright have played in the lives of Barack and Michelle Obama is well-established, as is the Africentric theology that is the cornerstone of the church's self-proclaimed identity.

One largely unexamined element of that Africentric theology, though, is the pivotal role that black liberation theologian Dr. James H. Cone, Professor of Systematic Theology, Union Theological Seminary (NYC), and his 1969 book Black Theology & Black Power, have played in the life of that faith community. Examining Cone's theology may enlighten us on Barack's political philosophy and Michelle's recently controversial statement about not having been proud of her country until the favorable reception to her husband's candidacy.

The Trinity UCC website was updated early this year. Before that, Cone's book was singled out as required reading for Trinity parishioners who wished to more thoroughly understand the church's theology and mission. That highlighting was removed. Jason Byassee, of The Christian Century Magazine, wrote this about Cone and Trinity in May, 2007:

"There is no denying, however, that a strand of radical black political theology influences Trinity [UCC]. James Cone, the pioneer of black liberation theology, is a much-admired figure at Trinity. Cone told me that when he's asked where his theology is institutionally embodied, he always mentions Trinity. Cone's groundbreaking 1969 book Black Theology and Black Power announced: "The time has come for white America to be silent and listen to black people. . . . All white men are responsible for white oppression. . . . Theologically, Malcolm X was not far wrong when he called the white man 'the devil.'. . . Any advice from whites to blacks on how to deal with white oppression is automatically under suspicion as a clever device to further enslavement." Contending that the structures of a still-racist society need to be dismantled, Cone is impatient with claims that the race situation in America has improved. In a 2004 essay he wrote, "Black suffering is getting worse, not better. . . . White supremacy is so clever and evasive that we can hardly name it. It claims not to exist, even though black people are dying daily from its poison" (in Living Stones in the Household of God)."

re: #170 BabbaZee

Sure we do
We just don't call it that here.

The Rev Wright is a "tribalist" by philosophy
David Duke also a "tribalist" philosophy
Cornell West, Al Sharpton
The political parties act much like tribal clans
etc etc etc

human nature itself is a constant
the only thing that differs is premise of life and the terms and definitions we assign to the behavior

You are correct. But it is different in that we are not required to be part of a clan or tribe - we can choose as adults the one (if any) that we will join and be a part of. In a tribal culture you are the culture you are born into. In Islam to convert to another faith is to die. No choice, that is the way it is. You can argue that some cults never let anyone leave but they are not the norm. In America you can move where you like (within economic means) pray where you like, work (or not) where you like and marry whom you want. In a tribal culture this is all set out for you and you cannot easily change any of it,

If a simultaneous three-pronged attack on the WTC, the Pentagon and possible(and thankfully thwarted) the INDEPENDENCE DAY MONEY SHOT(White House) isn't an attack on our home soil, I'd hate to see what would constitute an attack on our home soil to this dolt.

The sad part is, the Japanese attacked a military base on 7 Dec 1941. The miserable cretins who attacked us on 11 Sept 2001 targeted civilians.

If something WORSE than the latter occurs because of brain-dead liberal cowardice...may God have mercy on their souls, et cetera.

re: #177 laZardo

Remember my video link to an LGF St. Patrick's Day?

This'd be TV under the Kos Kidz' ideal occupation circumstances...

I hadn't seen that one. Heh

re: #161 Occasional Reader

One correction; China and Russia (USSR) were NOT friends during our involvement in Vietnam. In fact, they came close to war in the early 70s.

But I believe that they both supported the VC, to the point of sending people to the fighting. Allies, not friends, then, but awkward to fight in any case, the times we've done so.

In the last few weeks, the US and China had a little dialog about the best way to shoot down a satellite. The Chinese used a shotgun and thought themselves pretty hot stuff, and we did the job in somewhat better style. Similarly with the Israeli bombing of the Syrian nuclear facility: I think we've got the edge in technology. But, China and Russia are big, populous countries. War is never good (but sometimes necessary!), and a big war is a particularly big loss of resources, even if you end up winning it.

re: #182 Occasional Reader

way too fair, not far

re: #160 sharmutah

From inside your football:

Registered since: Aug 20, 2004

No. of comments posted: 22

Wow. Never knew you were here on lgf...
Wonder what's happened to the newer poster bearing your nic without the "h" at the end...

re: #184 LindaMarie

Agree

re: #186 Carolyn

The first part was directed to those who read the last thread. X_x Sorry.

re: #180 BabbaZee

LOL!

re: #181 Rancher

OK, I really was asleep (or "absent").

re: #187 amphibian

But I believe that they both supported the VC, to the point of sending people to the fighting

I may be wrong, but I am not aware of China supporting the VC during our involvement there. I believe it was an all-Soviet show on the commie side in terms of puppetmasters. China and the USSR did NOT get along at the time. (They came very, very close to nuclear war in 1973.) And recall that China and the newly "liberated" Vietnam went to war in 1979.

re: #182 Occasional Reader

(Also, of course, German saboteurs landed in the mainland US and were promptly caught... but I wouldn't qualify that as "invasion".)

Mrs Miniver and the German Pilot

Gotta go
Have a great day, Lizards

Maybe this is what they had in mind.

No one who was born and raised in the United States can claim that and none can really feel it.

And that's what makes America great! It's called SECURITY and it's what all civilized societies require to get ANYTHING done and to PROSPER. It's called SANCTUARY for people to flee to when things go horribly wrong at home.

It's a hard-hearted, cold sociopathic person who's ego will not tolerate a single imposition of any kind on himself or herself to intone that all the US needs is death and destruction. Nooo. What the world needs is more peace and quiet of the kind we know how to maintain here in America. The world needs police departments that function to control the criminals from preying on innocent people, a military that defends their borders from invaders, not sucks off national wealth into numbered Swiss Bank accounts.

Unlike this apparent basement dweller who displays for the entire country how ignorant he/she is about life. Americans are all over the world, living in primitive and hostile conditions bringing humanitarian and military aid to people who need them. European governments like to claim that the US is stingy because it's humanitarian aid as a % of GNP is not as high as SOME countries. They like the lie of the statistics, dodging two factors, ONE with the huge GNP of the USA, even a smaller percentage of it is gonna be HUGE and DWARF any other government's contributuions and TWO: PRIVATE AMERICAN contributions to humanitarian aid are stratospheric compared to private contributions from ANY OTHER COUNTRY, BAR NONE. American are alrady, and traditionally and continue to be extraordinarily generous people. Perhaps it should be qualified - people who are Left-leaning are the STINGIEST of Americans, not willing to part with their money or time, preferring to use OTHER people's money then claim moral superiority without the personal sacrifice; the Harder Left, the stingier. Conservative and religious Americans more than make up for the Scrooges of the Left, sending millions and millions of dollars of private gifts, in money, time, skills and lives and needed materials and supplies.

These people are creeps. They scream what right do we have to invade Iraq, then turn on a dime and argue we have a moral obligation invade the Balkans or Darfur. A great argument was made AFTER THE FACT for invading Rwanda, but the LEft was silent when the heads were being cleaved in two. The fact is, they weren't interested, couldn't rouse themselves to action or even pressure at the time, then self-servingly acted all contrite and sorry when they were confronted with the concept that they were racist to not have done something. They are all talk. They DON'T CARE. Iraq had money available and Saddam used it to bribe whoever he thought needed to be manipulated. Using Darfur cynically as a potential crow-bar to pry troops out of a truly strategic position into western Sudan is despicable. No blood for oil. Yeh. Since Darfur is sitting on oil wealth, isn't that blood for oil again? What's the difference? That is, if one still insists on using oil, a basic, cheap naturally occuring commodity as some sort of cosmic metaphor for evil.

It could be a mental disorder to push all this contradictory rhetoric, but really it's all just lies. The common theme is always the same: DEATH.

Two words: John McCain

re: #194 Occasional Reader

I may be wrong, but I am not aware of China supporting the VC during our involvement there. I believe it was an all-Soviet show on the commie side in terms of puppetmasters. China and the USSR did NOT get along at the time. (They came very, very close to nuclear war in 1973.) And recall that China and the newly "liberated" Vietnam went to war in 1979.

Before I started watching world events (before I was alive, almost, though that's what history and books are for). I apologize for my ignorance.

I've heard talk about Madagaskar as a place for some people to migrate to and settle. As you can see, official acreage data seriously underestimates the available land there.
/

re: #197 wanumba

The difference is that it's Darfur blood for Chinese state-run oil. At least the profits made by Western oil companies in Iraq go into the pockets of shareholders who would most likely donate that money to charitable causes elsewhere (or for a few, get suckered into scams thereof but that's beside the point.)

re: #163 Abu Kuffar

The cult of Koslam

I was thinking more along the lines of "The cult of personality"

Look into my eyes, what do you see?
Cult of personality
I know your anger, I know your dreams
Ive been everything you want to be
Im the cult of personality
Like mussolini and kennedy
Im the cult of personality
Cult of personality
Cult of personality

Neon lights, a nobel prize
The mirror speaks, the reflection lies
You dont have to follow me
Only you can set me free
I sell the things you need to be
Im the smiling face on your t.v.
Im the cult of personality
I exploit you still you love me

I tell you one and one makes three
Im the cult of personality
Like joseph stalin and gandi
Im the cult of personality
Cult of personality
Cult of personality

Neon lights a nobel prize
A leader speaks, that leader dies
You dont have to follow me
Only you can set you free

You gave me fortune
You gave me fame
You me power in your gods name
Im every person you need to be
Im the cult of personality
Look into my eyes, what do you see?
Cult of personality

I know your anger, I know your dreams
Ive been everything you want to be
Im the cult of personality
Like mussolini and kennedy
Im the cult of personality
Cult of personality
Cult of personality

Neon lights, a nobel prize
The mirror speaks, the reflection lies
You dont have to follow me
Only you can set me free
I sell the things you need to be
Im the smiling face on your t.v.
Im the cult of personality
I exploit you still you love me

I tell you one and one makes three
Im the cult of personality
Like joseph stalin and gandi
Im the cult of personality
Cult of personality
Cult of personality

Neon lights a nobel prize
A leader speaks, that leader dies
You dont have to follow me
Only you can set you free

You gave me fortune
You gave me fame
You me power in your gods name
Im every person you need to be
Im the cult of personality

And don't you just love the cold-bloodedness of it all? Countless millions of Americans are to be killed, injured, maybe tortured, deported from their homes, invaded, occupied, crushed, all so that America (or, most likely, the writer himself) can feel good about themselves. (Is he thinking the conquerers will just go away, once Americans start acting nice again? Does he really think a conquered America would just go back to where it was before---with lots of new "compassion", of course?)

Millions of lost, or damaged individual lives, seems a pretty high price to pay, just to learn compassion. (For who? For what? What purpose? Who says we don't possess a lot of it already?)

I find this guy's "compassion" lacking in compassion.

re: #197 wanumba

Too long to quote and respond to so many excellent points.

re: #203 TalkinKamel

I find this guy's "compassion" lacking in compassion.

Charlie sez ya gotta love someone with ultimate love to cut 'em open and kill 'em, man

Fritzie!
Had to say Shalom to you before going.

Bye!

re: #203 TalkinKamel

Disgusting it's it? They fantasize that blood is like that they see on TV. Then they say "cut" and everyone gets up wipes off the ketchup and goes home. On TV there is no smell of bowels voiding or the copper scent of blood.

Bonus: nobody at Kos (thus far) even mentions the words "patriot" or "patriotism"?

They're not just crazy - they're fundamentally incapable of understanding human nature.

#205 BabbaZee

LOL! (Sings, to the tune of Adams Family theme) They're creepy and they're spooky/mysteee-eeeous and kooky!/They're altogether ooky!/The Manson Famileee!

Shalmom to you too, Babba!

:>)

I has to go to bed, nearing 1 AM here. z_z

I used to think like this guy, in college...of course.

What we need to understand about lefties, is that they know they'd probably die along with the "wingnut sheeple"; they just don't care. They're nihilists, with an "everything sucks" attitude about life. They think they deserve to die anyway, since they're white and guilty beyond measure; passively suicidal, really. So they die, oh well.

A leftie would think: Since there's no God or anything anyway, and humans just kill each other and pollute the environment, why shouldn't I just die off, too? I suck, people, suck, we should all just die.

re: #123 amphibian

Ahmadinejad is getting set to throw the Middle East into chaos, restricting our access to petroleum. China and Russia may decide to become friends again as they did for Korea and Vietnam. I think that our friend the kosling is hoping for us to become a lot weaker, and then maybe for one of his commie friends to come in and take over.

Yeh, he'd be among the first victims of the ensuing cultural revolution, as you say. Wouldn't make me feel any better, though.

re: #182 Occasional Reader

Yes you are right and I am wrong - the occupation of 2 of the Aleutians was technically an invasion, but of course the native population was tiny and I understand that almost all had been previously evacuated and interred on the Alaskan panhandle (which is another story).

I'm having major problems posting. If you don't see me again, I've decided to take a nap.

Happy St Patty's day all!

...the United States no longer has the remotest idea about what it really feels like to be part of a war zone.

For good reason. We were not founded by pusssifists. We were founded by real men and women that know what real freedom is, and will fight for it.

#206 Linda Marie

. . And after the war is over, everybody gives everybody else a big hug, and they stand around singing "Kumbaya", and then they go home, to their still-standing houses, where there are still cars in the drive way, and food in the fridge and Mums and Dadders are alive (not shot, or sent to a re-education camp), and they still have plenty of money to give Professor Whatsisname for his/her allowance, and his/her room in the family basement is just the way he/she left it. . .

Fantasy war.

(You nailed it. Hey, if anybody actually, ya know, died, they were probably just BAD people, who deserved it.)

Darn, a bit late coming across this thread.

The KOS kids should watch what they wish for. If the US was forced into a defensive fight-to-the-finish for the country, I suspect our blatant 5th columnists would find very little tolerance for their consumption of oxygen.

re: #214 Fasternu426

For good reason. We were not founded by pusssifists. We were founded by real men and women that know what real freedom is, and will fight for it.

And may we stay that way. The left wing media has done a good job of convincing us that we are all wimps and need to be.
Haven't got me yet or the lizards.

re: #4 phoenixgirl

and what country should invade us?

A UN-sponsored multi-national force.

/what does obama think about this?

it's already in the works w/ people like Obama leading the way.

re: #35 phoenixgirl

re: #67 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

We don't know what it's like to be in a war zone, prick? There were war zones in lower Manhattan, the Pentagon and over the skies of Pennsylvania on 9/11/01. Just don't question their patriotism.
/SPIT

or how about living in areas where 'immigrants' rule...color is everything...so somebody please tell these nitwits...when they kill us all off...no more free health care or housing!

re: #114 Zippy_Slug

Aren't we already being invaded by south of the border aliens? Aren't they already occupying much of the south?

Yes, & they really don't like the KosKids! Watch how loud they scream for the Marines...o wait...

& for all the koskids
here ya go...a classic! 'scuse me ,but i subbed a word or two...

Another demonstration that the "reality-based community" operates from a fiction-based reality.

As a nation the United States no longer has the remotest idea about what it really feels like to be part of a war zone.

Join the military. Get first hand experience.

At least some of the comments there pointed out how f*ing stupid and nonsensical this diary was. Too bad some of those seemed more upset about Bill O'Reilly using it against them rather than the thoughts expressed.

Better not question their patriotism, though...

Didn't we get into this mess because Americans refused to accept the Iraqi invasion/occupation of Kuwait? Its not like that war ever ended. So I think americans already have proven they are:

-reluctant to accept the invasion of another country
-understand why invading another country is unconscionable

The money quote:

America is at a point that to be able to really feel again...

Listen, KosDude, I haven't the slightest interest in "feeling" when it comes to ideologically based convictions. They are informed by observation, logical assessment and pragmatism with regard to preserving the best interests of my homeland. Whatever I may "feel" about things has no bearing on how world events unfold.

he cites the civil war. so, did southerners become more humble and less violent after being occupied by union forces?

My grandparents on both sides- knowing what it was like to be constantly in fear and in danger, emigrated to the United States. I bless their memories for going through terrible things to come to America, leaving behind family and a known-if very difficult- life- to start new here. I suggest the writer who does not appreciate the blessings of freedom found here move to Burma, to Sudan, or to most of the world- and live as one of the oppressed. As for me, I will continue to love and support the land of my birth- the land that gave refuge to so many including the ancestors of the moron who wrote this piece. God bless America and keep her safe.

re: #4 phoenixgirl

and what country should invade us?

Wyoming.

/Sal

Being occupied by the Thirty Years War, and Napoleon, and all kinds of other folks really made the Germans pacific and introspective through the 20th century, didn't it?

Having vast amounts of territory overrun and occupied by a lot of those same folks made the Russians really sweet and gentle, right?

And, of course, Mao and Chiang sat around and drank tea and sang kumbaya for years after the Japanese occupation of much of China.

Right now the Germans and Japanese are quiescent (perhaps too much so) not because they were occupied but because they were utterly crushed, and sixty years is a historical blip.

I would like to think that being invaded would make us unbelievably nasty and violent toward the invaders, but one has to think that if you scratch a Kossack you find a Quisling.

Having driven into Houston yesterday, I would say that we have been invaded! We are being occupied. Dodging taco trucks and landscapers pulling trailers full of mowers and illegal aliens is a daily occurrence here. The invasion is on in full force!

What a wonderful policy for the Dems to run a campaign on.

"Vote for Obama - You want change. We'll give you change. We'll give you a foreign power running your country."

-or-

"Vote for Obama - Hope! Hope that your head doesn't get chopped off by my Islamic friends."

That was the point of the Revolutionary war, to get rid of occupying forces.

So.

According to the Left Stream of Consciousness:

A) Invading and occupying the US would make Americans understand and accept peace.

B) Invading and occupying Iraq created terrorism and radicalism.

Gotcha.

The motto of DKos appears to be "Can't think, the Republicans will eat me!"

The Koskooks wouldn't like it as much as they think, as somehow I think they might make the pinnacle of the "to be eliminated" list.

Since there is no nation capable enough or insane enough to invade us, the invasion they call for won't, in their minds, be from a nation (i.e., a specific other government) at all.

For that reason, they will claim that we can only treat it as a criminal investigation, hunting down, arresting and trying the specific perpetrators, one by one. Treating the act as the act of war that it is, and terminating the threat at its source is forbidden.

Unfortunately, that claim will be nothing new, since that is _precisely_ the policy of the U.S. government today.

The government of Iran (and to a slightly lesser degree, Saudi Arabia) is that source, yet the U.S. government has done nothing about it.

What is needed is to fight those governments like we fought Japan's during WWII. Anything less, and the U.S. will become the new Israel.

Besides, we've already been invaded.

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How much do the lunatics at Daily Kos hate their own country? So much that a diary posted yesterday actually argues that The United States needs to be invaded - not just invaded - occupied.

Because, according to the Daily Kos diarist, being invaded, slaughtered, and occupied is the only way we’ll become a nation of compassionate pacifists.

Guess the Dhimmicrats are proud of their pussitard nature.  This is what happens when kids grow up without any real parental guidance.  Well, I have only one thing to say ...

}:)     [Go Wolverines!]

It is quite ironic that the South, which was invaded and occupied during the "late unpleasantness" (1861-65 and the Reconstruction) seems to have sent, historically more of it's sons into the Armed forces. The South, it also appears, has been a bastion of patriotism.
By KOS standards, however, these people should be ultra pacifists as they did suffer the invasion and occupation by "enemy" forces. Yet, it's the richer, Left wing nuts that are the ones who scream about patriotism.
Things that make you go hmmm...

If the day came where we were being invaded and occupied, I'd certainly point my guns on pathetic liberals from Kos as quickly as I'd point them at any invaders.

And it is of my philosophy is that if you have to pull a gun out, it best be used.

re: #155 Spiny Norman

Part of the problem is semantics... to many useful idiots get hung up on how they can twist things around and by controlling the language they try to control the argument etc...

Invasion? Not likely... Leftist twits versus everyone else? Already there minus the full scale killin' and stuff...

I always find it interesting that the "you should experience it yourself" argument only seems to go one way for these idiot.

For instance, I could argue that it would be just as "educational" if we were living under a dictatorship (preferably a left wing one) for a time. After all, natural born Americans know little about what it is like to live without freedom. Maybe then they wouldn't be so eager to tell us how there is universal literacy in Cuba, or to claim that Iraqis really don't want to be free. Maybe they wouldn't be so blase about sending another people into chains.

Of course it would be silly to advocate that plan of action. But its interesting that his compassion is so myopic: a desire to see an end to war, but not so much a desire to see an end to tyranny.

The modern Dem party is really no different than the Dem party of the 19th century. In 1850's, they claimed that the slaves were happy and treated well, and didn't desire freedom. And after the war, when KKK terrorists did their best to defeat the slaves' newfound freedom, the Dems were first to claim we couldn't defeat them, that black people were actually worse off, and they didn't really want freedom that much anyway. The sad thing is we lost that war on terror, and to every enlightened historian that was a travesty. It boggles the mind that the Dems want us to repeat that history.

re: #236 grumpy old codger

It is quite ironic that the South, which was invaded and occupied during the "late unpleasantness" (1861-65 and the Reconstruction) seems to have sent, historically more of it's sons into the Armed forces. The South, it also appears, has been a bastion of patriotism.
By KOS standards, however, these people should be ultra pacifists as they did suffer the invasion and occupation by "enemy" forces. Yet, it's the richer, Left wing nuts that are the ones who scream about patriotism.
Things that make you go hmmm...

I would say they are using contemporary France as their invasion reaction model.

Well, I guess we should also start bashing our skulls with a hammer because it will feel really good when we stop.

I don't need to have my daughter raped to understand the inherent ickyness of such an act. The logic employed by the Kosians baffles the mind.

This guy thinks that the only way for someone to "really feel compassion" for Iraqi terrorists and militants is to "feel" the same pain that Iraqi terrorists and militants' victims feel. Why do we need to feel the pain that Iraqi terrorists and militants are inflicting on their own people? I can't even imagine how cold this guys heart is to not feel the pain the Iraqi terrorist and militants are inflicting on other Iraqis, without having to subject himself and the rest of Americans to being blown up by those swine. That's just sadistic! And he is claiming to be compassionate? Unbelievable! I don't feel that I or my kids or any Americans or their children need to be blown up by a suicide-swine in order to feel "empathy". My heart is still warm enough to feel empathy and I don't have any need to wish any American family the pain that those Iraqi terrorist swine cause innocent Iraqi civilians, in order for me to feel good about myself or my country! If he's an American, how has he 'felt' their pain? Is he living and blogging from an "occupied" country? If he isn't, how can he claim to 'feel empathy', when he doesn't even fit his own criteria for feeling compassion?

The caveats that are put in the of the excerpt amaze me. This person feels their point can only be made if we adhere to there version of reality. This is why arguing with these fools hardly works. We have to stick to their narrowly created reality in order to swallow their 'facts'. Only a Pearl Harbor is justification to go to war. Really?

re: #4 phoenixgirl

and what country should invade us?

The Borg Collective.

I think I could accept being invaded by the Irish & the Jews. Better than whoever the Kosers have in mind. Or 'whoever the Kosers would have in mind if they had one'.

re: #32 experiencedtraveller

I feel sorry for the Lizards pulling time in the Kos swamp...

/Do they get paid time and a half in their zionazi checks?

And hazardous duty pay along with health benefits because of the brain toxins.

I volunteer to invade and occupy the US, or at least Kosland. Being a jack-booted thug could be fun!

re: #239 A.W.

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[...] After all, natural born Americans know little about what it is like to live without freedom..

It is true that few Americans know what it is like ... and that's because few (including _all_ of our politicians) understand what freedom _is_.

Practically everybody thinks "democracy" is a political ideal, but in fact it is merely "tyranny by the majority" as the Founders put it. The war in Iraq was fought to "bring democracy to Iraq", not to terminate the threat to America.

If there was ever even a glimmer of understanding of that in our government, it vanished on the day that the name of the operation was changed from "Infinite Justice" to "Iraqi Freedom". And there most certainly has never been any inkling of such an understanding in what the government has had our military do.

The US is already being invaded.

Ever been to the Southwest?

#246

If we were actually invaded, it would be a world class nightmare. Especially if the invasion was brutal. Brutal invasions, like any traumatic experience, tends to brutalize the survivors. If we were invaded, I know that we would throw the bastards out sooner or later, we simply have too much fighting spirit to put up with that crap for long. But we would be in even greater danger of turning into a cruel nation. And that would be the ultimate disaster.

There are interesting things to be gleaned from the comments on that post.

One of the first ones referred to the diarist as a "whacko". Apparently there are people that even the Kos Kidz think are nuts--and you've got to be really, really out there to qualify.

I was cheered by the fact that so many of the Koslings objected to the original post, which one of them called "mindless dribble" (perhaps this one was afflicted with March Madness).

But then it dawned on me that they weren't objecting to the idea because America didn't deserve it. They were objecting to it simply because they detest violence and bloodshed so much.

It's almost enough to make me question their patriotism.

"While they may claim to know when to wage wars and to know the horrors of war, they only know them intellectually."

Okay, let's take this mental exercise a step farther. This KOS diarist doesn't know the horrors of war (only intellectually), either.

So what makes him (or her, or transgendered) more qualified than the President or Congress to call or not call for War?

re: #251 ballantrae

I agree that many invasions would be brutal, and would change the nature of America into something I'd hate to see. But I don't see invading Irish or Jews as being brutal (I could easily be wrong though- I often am), and given the direction America seems headed, towards far too much cowardice & willingness to turn a blind eye to true evil in the world (the whole 'shades of grey' and 'we can't judge their culture' thing), we might even be changed for the better under Irish or Jewish rule. I'd certainly trust most of them far more than I trust many Dems. :)

re: #4 phoenixgirl

and what country should invade us?

Evil Zionists of course.

Perhaps we can do something to provoke the Ukraine into a war? And then immediately surrender? I would be happy to have them occupy the USA as long as they like.

re: #2 moderatewolverine

Wow, the Kos Kooks really are just out of their minds. How can you function so far out of reality?

To function so far out of reality would require a lifetime of leftist indoctrination in the government school system, a lifetime of shelter from harm by thousands of the more courageous and patriotic people who serve in the military, combined with a lifetime of butt ignorance of the thousands of humanitarian programs and organizations founded and supported by your fellow Americans.

What the heck. This would make a good addition to "pinheads and patriots". So I sent O'reilly the link.

re: #255 Twilight
[what country should invade us]

Evil Zionists of course.

Mexico

re: #32 experiencedtraveller

I feel sorry for the Lizards pulling time in the Kos swamp...

I thank God for them. I went there a few times and the stupid interface made things almost as hard to follow as it was to fathom the ideas over there.

re: #256 Jason

Perhaps we can do something to provoke the Ukraine into a war? And then immediately surrender? I would be happy to have them occupy the USA as long as they like.

Dang! I hope they gang rape me!

As a nation the United States no longer has the remotest idea about what it really feels like to be part of a war zone.

Tell that to the New Yorkers who were there on 9/11.

Tell that to the dead firemen.

Tell that to the hordes of people running from the rolling ash and smoke.

Tell that to the grieving families.

re: #256 Jason

Perhaps we can do something to provoke the Ukraine into a war? And then immediately surrender? I would be happy to have them occupy the USA as long as they like.

I call it -- I get frisked first.

Anarchists want anarchy, it's that simple.

One of those posts with all the wars America has engaged in.

It occurred to me. If you made up one like that with, say, France, England, Germany, Spain, what would it look like compared to the USA? I would guess as large if not larger.

That's why they're so down on border control

/rimshot

Sorry had to.

As usual words fail.

re: #227 mrkwong

I would like to think that being invaded would make us unbelievably nasty and violent toward the invaders, but one has to think that if you scratch a Kossack you find a Quisling.

If you scratch a Kossack, you probably catch something nasty.

Let us see here. America needs to be invaded?

Umm. Think that has already happened KosKidz! Illegals (which includes "islamofacists") are already here.

This country is invaded at birth by whiny, conspiracy liberals ta boot!

Can we question their patriotism YET?!?