Keith Olbermann owns my soul (and Bush's)

-mex- · 07-03-2007, 09:32 PM

Olbermann: Bush, Cheney should resign - Countdown with Keith Olbermann - MSNBC.com

Check out the vid. I'm speechless.

**DjRandom** · 07-03-2007, 10:20 PM

I think he just took my soul as well, I would follow that man to hell and back without a second thought. That man is what our country should be represented by not George W. Bush. The time will come maybe not now maybe not in 10 years but it will hit Bush and it will hit him like a fucking meteor to the damn skull what he did to our country.

m335h73r of PBJ · 07-04-2007, 01:15 PM

All this man did was throw blame where blame should be thrown. He brought it in almost lay-mans terms what dire condition our government is in.

But all he did was blame someone for the problems of our country. He in no way said a damn word about any way to fix these problems, and that is the reason why he shouldn't be viewed as presidential material.

Not everyone has the clout, ability, tenacity, wisdom, knowledge or will to be president and the sooner the country realizes that the better.

We as a country, no longer need anyone to point fingers and blame people for mistakes that have happened in the past for they have already happened and there's no way to change what happened back then. It is now a time to assess what has happened and find a way to fix it. Keith Olbermann did no such thing and thus he has proven that he is among the millions of citizens that do not have what is required of a president.

Also, Dubya has already stated that he is no longer responsible for the war in Iraq, and the next president is gonna be the person to fix his fuckups. So stop saying "get our people out of Iraq" because it isn't gonna happen.

-mex- · 07-04-2007, 01:19 PM

It wasn't solely about Iraq, it was about pardoning Libby.

m335h73r of PBJ · 07-04-2007, 01:21 PM

You missed my point completely. Reread what I said and get back to me.

-mex- · 07-04-2007, 01:21 PM

Nah, I didn't.

Edited so I don't sound like a cunt/

m335h73r of PBJ · 07-04-2007, 01:23 PM

Yes, you did. Now quit being a nitpicking little twit and bring something good to the discussion.

edited, because you still sound like a nitpicking cunt.

Electronic PF · 07-04-2007, 01:56 PM

- "Is this good to hear?"

- "Yes. Yes it is."

- "So does that mean the shitstorm is going to stop anytime soon?"

- "Uh umm."

Geschpooklichkeit · 07-04-2007, 02:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by m335h73r of /flex

All this man did was throw blame where blame should be thrown. He brought it in almost lay-mans terms what dire condition our government is in.

But all he did was blame someone for the problems of our country. He in no way said a damn word about any way to fix these problems, and that is the reason why he shouldn't be viewed as presidential material.

Not everyone has the clout, ability, tenacity, wisdom, knowledge or will to be president and the sooner the country realizes that the better.

We as a country, no longer need anyone to point fingers and blame people for mistakes that have happened in the past for they have already happened and there's no way to change what happened back then. It is now a time to assess what has happened and find a way to fix it. Keith Olbermann did no such thing and thus he has proven that he is among the millions of citizens that do not have what is required of a president.

Also, Dubya has already stated that he is no longer responsible for the war in Iraq, and the next president is gonna be the person to fix his fuckups. So stop saying "get our people out of Iraq" because it isn't gonna happen.

This is the most important post I have ever read on this board.

-mex- · 07-04-2007, 05:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by m335h73r of /flex

Yes, you did. Now quit being a nitpicking little twit and bring something good to the discussion.

edited, because you still sound like a nitpicking cunt.

Sorry if I pissed you off?

No one has had the balls to stand up and cry foul in terms of the gross disregard for the integrity of the government that this current administration has had. Pardoning Libby for BREAKING THE LAW is one of countless unforgivable acts that Bush has done. Hopefully this will spark action in the American people; I'm skeptical, but it wouldn't hurt to hope.

Also, it's Keith Olbermann's job to point fingers; he's a newscaster whose job is to show the fuckups of the President and the fuckups in politics in general.

Better?

m335h73r of PBJ · 07-04-2007, 09:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mexicans

No one has had the balls to stand up and cry foul in terms of the gross disregard for the integrity of the government that this current administration has had. Pardoning Libby for BREAKING THE LAW is one of countless unforgivable acts that Bush has done. Hopefully this will spark action in the American people; I'm skeptical, but it wouldn't hurt to hope.

Also, it's Keith Olbermann's job to point fingers; he's a newscaster whose job is to show the fuckups of the President and the fuckups in politics in general.

Walk down the street of any state in this nation and ask random strangers what their opinion of our current president is. A great majority of these people will tell you their displeasure for Bush and show their obvious gripes that we have with "the system". Now ask the same people what we can do to fix these problems in our government and the majority of the same people you ask will give you a resounding "uhhhhhhh..."

The time for blame is over, and now we as a nation must figure out ways to solve the numerous problems that we have been given due to giving an overgrown child a really really really big train set. The country no longer has the resources to fund any sort of operation with other countries and should really stop sticking its nose where it doesn't belong. Our relations with Muslim countries are at an all time low due to numerous reasons mainly being these "terrorist-fanatics" and their views of our country and lifestyles (self-indulgent and hedonistic, which is a direct opposite of their teachings) and the other muslims that got dragged along for the ride. America has lost sight of the big picture of survival and is now in the process of "converting" any country that will bat its eye at us. We have stuck our nose where it doesn't belong and Bush realizes this but too late, for his pride as an "All American" and as a "man" has blinded him from his original objective, which turned out to be a bald-eagled lie. This also making it so that Bush will see his service til the end, and do what he can to "fix" the situation which will inevitably fuck it up a whole lot more.

We as a country need to look ahead to the presidents after Bush, to find a solution to these problems given to us by our "great leader" and do all we can to both strengthen strained relations with countries we have insulted and build better relations with countries we are already partnered with. That in no way means "Destroy their governmental infrastructure and build their country in our own fucked up image." What works for our country, works for our country (I guess) but it is horribly arrogant and borderline insane to believe that every country will work like ours. Our country has lost sight of our ethics and initial beliefs and we are paying the price in the blood of our people. We can pretty much only hope that our next president wont fuck it up even more.

As I have said before, the time for blame is over. Keith Olbermann should no longer have to point fingers and blame a damn soul, because any citizen with half a brain would have known about it anyway. He should now be focused primarily on finding ways to prevent future problems both domestic and international. What has happened has happened and there's pretty much nothing that can be changed about it for now.

m335h73r of PBJ · 07-04-2007, 09:43 PM

Also I originally had like 4 more paragraphs to that in different form but THANK YOU BEMANISTYLE FOR LOGGING ME OUT AUTOMATICALLY WHILE I WAS TYPING YOU PIECE OF ABSOLUTE SHIT.

I await the morons who will come in and tl;dr.

*TTRlovesMittens* · 07-04-2007, 09:56 PM

m33, calm down! I personally think you are getting a little to passionate right now, so you need to cool down a little!

Let's just try and not turn this into a flamefest :/

m335h73r of PBJ · 07-04-2007, 10:12 PM

You cannot blame me a damn bit for being passionate about my country and government for the fate of our nation rests with what will happen now and in the near future.

I am in the right here for actually giving a shit.

WEABOO · 07-04-2007, 10:19 PM

Well theres no need to shut down someones opinion because they collide with yours. Its obvious they are just as passionate about this country and its fate because they decided to post this video.

It IS possible to discuss what we should do without calling someone a cunt.

I dont know where the discussion of Keith Olbermann having the right attributes for being a president came from, but to my knowledge, the man is right. Scapegoats and blaming people for the country's problems is in no way the solution to our troubles, but it definitely is a start. I respect Keith Olbermann because he had the balls to say that on international news.

Flex, what do you propose we do since you are tired of playing the blame game? Not saying I have a master plan, but since the time is nigh, what should we do?