Nobel Peace Prize Winner Says She Wants to Kill George W. Bush, Gets Standing Ovation

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Originally Posted by Destin

Saying you would and then taking it back, does make you inconsistent.

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Saying, "I could kill that man. I would never kill anyone" would be inconsistent. She simply retracted her previous statement.

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Originally Posted by Six

Somebody != Bush

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She used "somebody" in her explanation for why she didn't mean she wanted to kill Bush before going on to say she wished she could kill in a nonviolent manner. You're really reaching.

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Originally Posted by Six

And saying you would and then taking it back is not the same as actually killing someone nor does it make one inconsistent or hypocritical.

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I never said it was the same as killing someone. She's inconsistent and hypocritical because she's a peace activist that wishes she could "nonviolently" kill people.

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Originally Posted by SpoDaddy

She used "somebody" in her explanation for why she didn't mean she wanted to kill Bush before going on to say she wished she could kill in a nonviolent manner. You're really reaching.

I never said it was the same as killing someone. She's inconsistent and hypocritical because she's a peace activist that wishes she could "nonviolently" kill people.

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Since killing someone is inherently violent it is unreasonable to consider, "I would love to do that" as a statement of intent. You're overreacting.

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Originally Posted by Kano on the Phone

There's absolutely nothing racist about the post g0zen quoted. Fail.

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Word. In fact, aren't we seeing Arabs tear at each other's throats right now in Gaza?

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Originally Posted by SpoDaddy

She's inconsistent and hypocritical because she's a peace activist that wishes she could "nonviolently" kill people.

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Not quite as hypocritical as the compassionate Christian president who boasts about how many people were executed in Texas while he was governor.

She made a comment that was so obviously not serious. I can't see why you'd think she meant it. Was it in bad taste? Perhaps, but you can't possibly think she actually wants to kill Bush. He's doing a fine job of it himself, and the only negative is that he's taking the country down along with him.

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Originally Posted by sleeve

He's our worst president ever. He's destroyed our Constitution, made a mockery of our justice system, handed off the powers of the Presidency to a secretive, power-hungry lunatic, killed hundreds of thousands of people in an unnecessary and hideously expensive war, and turned our former allies abroad against us.

I can see why some people might be frustrated with him.

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He's guilty of all the above, but the worst part, was a belief that we could introduce democracy, to a country that isn't even close to that kind of government. The basic religion itself, is oppresive against woman as an equal amongst men, yet we are trying to introduce the very opposite, with our democratic system.

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Originally Posted by SpoDaddy

She said "Right now, I could kill George Bush. No, I don't mean that. How could you nonviolently kill somebody? I would love to be able to do that." How does that not infer a desire to kill George Bush?

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My money would be on the "No, I don't mean that" part.

lol

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Originally Posted by Melf

Word. In fact, aren't we seeing Arabs tear at each other's throats right now in Gaza?

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LOL, that's for vindicating me Melf, I appreciate it.

I suppose I'm racist too for simply pointing out something that's actually happening in Gaza?

A Nobel Peace Prize winner jokingly said she wanted to kill Dubya.

Dubya gave orders that resulted in thousands of innocent deaths purely for dramatic effect (shock and awe, y'all!). Spo still loses.