Dharma1521
Soooo do I look as young as I look?
In my opinion, yes. When you sign the papers you agree to go to war. Ultimately it was his decision that affected her life, not the President's. Bush did not pick Flop's name out of a hat and decide to send him specifically. Flop could have chosen a job where he'd sit at a desk at MacDill his entire career. I mean no disrespect to Dharma (because I target all of that toward beerad ) but I still don't see the justification in believing that the President's decisions had a direct effect on her life.
That being said there are many, many people whose lives have certainly been affected by Bush's decisions. Jose Padilla was held without charge for three years because Bush created the term "enemy combatant" and declared them free of protections granted by both the Constitution and the Geneva Conventions. Many lives were directly affected by Bush's approval of warrantless wiretapping. Mane lives were directly affected by his approval of many other things but I doubt anyone's life here was changed by those.
I'm really not in the mood to run around in circles on this. You have your opinion, I have mine.
Let us now talk of the flatness of April's tittahs.