#juan said:I have never been able to understand why Clinton's sex life was anybody's business but his and Monika's. Or why a BJ was worse than killing a hundred thousand people, or a couple million people for that matter.
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#juan said:I have never been able to understand why Clinton's sex life was anybody's business but his and Monika's. Or why a BJ was worse than killing a hundred thousand people, or a couple million people for that matter.
tamarin said:If you're the president you're a role model. It's part of the job description.
tamarin said:I can easily understand the outrage over a bj- if you kept a journal throughout all that time. I've kept one since the 70's. Looking back at some entries during the 'Lewinsky era' I can recover the frustration of the time. The North American media were inundated with updates on the president's supposed dalliance with a WH intern. This all coming of course during the high tide of hysteria over child sexual abuse. If a president could induce, coerce or seduce another under his authority, he was one helluva role model for those chaperoning the education and welfare of minors.
If you're the president you're a role model. It's part of the job description.
tamarin said:If a president could induce, coerce or seduce another under his authority, he was one helluva role model for those chaperoning the education and welfare of minors.
If you're the president you're a role model. It's part of the job description.
This topic has turned into the usual rhetoric. Whether Clinton or Bush are satan's children, there is nothing to be learned here and I am ashamed I have contributed. How curious it is to me...
...I rarely see Americans having much to say about Canada's government expecially of the low calibre demonstrated here, while Canadians think nothing about adding their opinions about the government of the U.S. - generally negative.
It would seem your information in Canada is generally soundbite central - and you accept it. Why should you not? You have your own problems with your own government.
Unfortunately U.S.A. politics is a topic which Canadians know little of it seems, preferring to go with the common form of bash rather than understanding the intricacies of the relationship among the political divide, the media influence, and the ongoing war for an ideology which unfortunately will be with the world for decades or longer, perhaps wiping out all vestiges of democracy as we have enjoyed. These activities plus the funding of countless other nations in deep distress at the very expense of their own people in the U.S. Americans are supporting at least one or two other members of the world without having the pleasure of ever knowing them or meeting them. But it is an accepted part of life for a country which has been blessed with economic good fortune.
While we could be living the lives of content and comfort without regard to other people - with none of us going in want - we sacrifice daily for others around the world, send our young to be killed, send our helpers to assist, our educators to enlighten and our experts to enrich, our scientists to share and our explorers to extend our boundaries of knowledge, and untold wealth donated by Americans who have struck personal gold and seek to uplift others not as fortunate. The U.S. has opened its welcoming gate wide for its entire existence, even while at the present time being abused for it and struggling to meet the demand of those who wish to live in that nation. We try. While Canadians mock.
I find this kind of dialogue below what I believe Canadians to be - settling for insult rather than informed comment. I don't know where Canadians are going with this value system - but it cannot be far - rather shortsighted. To exist in imaginary competition with a foe who does not see you - is a waste of your good minds.
It would seem the favorite pastime is not hockey but bashing the U.S.A. How sad for Canada to spend the worthy time of their wonderful people slogging along in the narrow path of criticism and crank.
This topic has turned into the usual rhetoric. Whether Clinton or Bush are satan's children, there is nothing to be learned here and I am ashamed I have contributed. How curious it is to me...
...I rarely see Americans having much to say about Canada's government expecially of the low calibre demonstrated here, while Canadians think nothing about adding their opinions about the government of the U.S. - generally negative.
I find this kind of dialogue below what I believe Canadians to be - settling for insult rather than informed comment. I don't know where Canadians are going with this value system - but it cannot be far - rather shortsighted. To exist in imaginary competition with a foe who does not see you - is a waste of your good minds.
It would seem the favorite pastime is not hockey but bashing the U.S.A. How sad for Canada to spend the worthy time of their wonderful people slogging along in the narrow path of criticism and crank.
...I rarely see Americans having much to say about Canada's government expecially of the low calibre demonstrated here, while Canadians think nothing about adding their opinions about the government of the U.S. - generally negative.
It would seem your information in Canada is generally soundbite central - and you accept it. Why should you not? You have your own problems with your own government.
Unfortunately U.S.A. politics is a topic which Canadians know little of it seems, preferring to go with the common form of bash rather than understanding the intricacies of the relationship among the political divide, the media influence, and the ongoing war for an ideology which unfortunately will be with the world for decades or longer, perhaps wiping out all vestiges of democracy as we have enjoyed.
These activities plus the funding of countless other nations in deep distress at the very expense of their own people in the U.S. Americans are supporting at least one or two other members of the world without having the pleasure of ever knowing them or meeting them. But it is an accepted part of life for a country which has been blessed with economic good fortune.While we could be living the lives of content and comfort without regard to other people - with none of us going in want - we sacrifice daily for others around the world, send our young to be killed, send our helpers to assist, our educators to enlighten and our experts to enrich, our scientists to share and our explorers to extend our boundaries of knowledge, and untold wealth donated by Americans who have struck personal gold and seek to uplift others not as fortunate.
The U.S. has opened its welcoming gate wide for its entire existence, even while at the present time being abused for it and struggling to meet the demand of those who wish to live in that nation. We try. While Canadians mock.
I find this kind of dialogue below what I believe Canadians to be - settling for insult rather than informed comment. I don't know where Canadians are going with this value system - but it cannot be far - rather shortsighted. To exist in imaginary competition with a foe who does not see you - is a waste of your good minds.
It would seem the favorite pastime is not hockey but bashing the U.S.A. How sad for Canada to spend the worthy time of their wonderful people slogging along in the narrow path of criticism and crank.
Excellant Post WC. The Anti-American attitude Canadians are spewing forth is going to cost us all Tourist Dollars. There were three editorials in last weeks paper from Mericans telling us how appalled they were with their treatment in N.S. locals blaming all Americans for the Bush's Policies. It's insulting to visitors to have to listen to this propaganda. We need tourism in Nove Scotia, it's a vital part of our economy. If you don't agree with Bush and Iraq fine, but don't take it out on all Americans. It's childish.
Regarding Bill C., he had a meltdown and I found it funny, I don't like the man. He and his buddy Monika ruined my name, I have had to endure alot of tasteless jokes because of that lying little scuse bucket.