So hurricane victims aren't part of Bush's "culture of life," huh?

[UrbScotty]

I mean, after all, those innocent babies need savin', but hurricane victims don't deserve it!

[trotsky]

1. Absolutely not.

The "culture of life" includes fetuses and white women ONLY.

[Skittles]

3. you forgot brain-dead white women

:(

[UrbScotty]

5. Who could forget her?

:sigh:

[whatever4]

2. No, somehow they got mixed up with "shock and awe"

And oh how I hate these people for what they've done.

And worry, seriously, that THAT'S exactly why they did it. Such actions are not beyond these people, when they think they can get away with it. They kill people by the thousands by misadventure, look at Iraq. Muddle the situation past understanding, make it all look like a mess of mistakes, impossible to get to the bottom of.

Did they do this to anger us, to cause an uprising, to give an excuse for "cracking down" on not just New Orleans, but the nation?

This is certainly the kind of thing that would do it. Isn't it?

Has war on the US been declared by this admin? Just a rant here, but when I ponder the hatred I feel, the thought keeps popping into my mind. Keeps coming into my mind. Why did they do this?

Ships in the gulf, turned away, military waiting anxiously to get into the area to help, being told to wait. And THAT ship was busy running maneuvers, they were practicing BEACH LANDINGS in hostile territory...WHO in the hell would have been better??? They could not act without orders. They were held off. Stories like that, one after another, from people like military commanders who want NO part of sticking their necks out. They've spoken out over this. It means something.


People that would have helped were actively thwarted by FEMA. So I have to wonder. I have to wonder if they built this disaster. And hate them all the more for it.

Bad if it was by mistake. Murderously evil if it was on purpose. Worth a civil war, absolutely so, if it was. What is worse than seeing people die? Not much worse than that. Better not have been on purpose, that's ALL I have to say.

Please pardon the rant, but your topic was pretty open-ended. <semi-smiley here; can't put up a big happy one>

[Crankie Avalon]

4. They didn't sign their loyalty oath beforehand...

...technically, they shouldn't even be in the disaster area while Bush is touring it since the survivors haven't been screened.