We're definitely going to war again...

[Duker]

At present we've removed a dictator and are fighting 20,000 some odd insurgents. These "minutemen" are supported by Iran. a half assed country at best. not exactly the Soviet Union at the height of its power.

Well, we definatley underestimated what we would encounter in Iraq, so we have reason to believe that Iran would be at least as difficult as Iran. Plus, when we are 'policing' Iran and insurgents are being 'supported' by another country are we going to attempt to take them over too? where does it stop?

[trainnvain]

Well, it looks like cadillac man shut his mouth when Dave asked when he was ready to join the effort.

[str8line]

Hey now, that's the second time someone ripped on Gyptian because he is a car salesman. I beg to differ, I sold cars for 5 years and have known many guys (and gals) who sell cars. I propose we rip on Gyptian for being an ass instead of his profession.



BobMc

No offense Bob. I know a lot of car salesmen who are great people and know their shit and really do a great job(a couple of friends included). And, knowing you, I would buy a car from you anyday.

However, since I love cars and have bought quite a few and test driven a ton, my experience tells me that a good percentage of all car salesmen don't know squat about the product they are selling and are, as someone else in this thread put it, shyster's. There is definitely a reason that car salesmen get a bad rap, but that shouldn't upset those who are qualified and offer a great service to their customers.

[shmerham]

As a consumer, I don't have any respect for car salesmen as they don't imo and from my experience, provide a service to the customer.

...from a business perspective it makes sense to have them though.

[Viva]

I took course's in Religous theology

And in my paleontology class, I learned all about the fearsome Theasaurus.

[Aldo]

I've come to the conclusion lately that i want to be a used car salesman. In fact I think it's my destiny.

[sea2ski]

Am I the only one here who doesn't see Iraq/Iran/Afganistan as Vietnam II?

I see this as more of Bush attempting to do what the Soviet Union did after World War II when they invaded Eastern Europe to create a "safety zone" and prevent further invasions from Europe. Can't say this policy turned out to be a success in the long run but to say that Iraq and Vietnam are the same thing seems a little unrealistic.

[Grange]

We are talking about the same President who said he did not want the US to engage in nation building right? I feel like pulling out my flip flops.

I also got a kick about how he said he will do everything he can to bring a divided nation back together. This from the same guy who stated that he intends on using the political capital gained from the election to push his adjenda. He is fervently trying to push partial-privitization of Social Security through despite the lack of support from the "other side". How is this trying to bring the nation together?

I feel like we are watching the real life version of Two Face from the Batman comics.

I want to know if the Bush supporter's would support Bush if he decides to go into or just bomb Iran from the sky. Now before you answer remember the flack Clinton got from Republicans for bombing Bosnia from the sky.

[KevinDineen]

withdrawal with honor occured in 72?

...Honor?

[Oarhead]

...Honor?

For some reason this remied me of A Fish Called Wanda: "we did not lose Vietnam, it was a tie!!"