>actually it is. look at our system of govt. has oyur own
>idealism blinded you that badly?

Has your dependency upon
petty partisan politics
blinded you? For once,
youngblood, think outside
the box.

>exhausted all your ideas in your debate with expertise
>(which he destroyed every agruement you made) and now you
>are too tired to start a convo with me.

Dude, listen real closely, I'm
hardly mad at you, stop flattering
yourself. Ok? You suck.... LOL!

And I'll state it again, you haven't
brought anything new to the table --
nothing. That's the reason why I'm not
going to discuss this issue with you.

Maybe you think I've "exhausted" all
my ideas and sources. Maybe you think
you've got some tenuous, libertarian,
rhetorical trick up your sleeve that's
supposed to convince everyone on this
board that you've actually researched
this issue. I DON'T CARE.

I've already shared a plethora of valid
sources with members of this board that
are much more qualified on this issue
than you are. They include,

- Author Gar Alperovitz

- Historians Barton Bernstein
Gar Alperovitz.

- Rufus E Miles Jr, former thirty-
year career official of the U.S.
government.

- Under Secretary of State Joseph
Grew Admiral William Leahy, the
Chief of Staff to President Roosevelt
and then to President Truman,
Army Chief of Staff General

- George Marshall. Sec. of War Henry Stimson

- And finally, Dwight Eisenhower who
said of the atomic bombings of Japan,
"it wasn't necessary to hit them with
that awful thing." (Ike on Ike, Newsweek,
11/11/63, pg. 108).

Now tell me, pee wee, after all this, I'm
supposed to waste my time with you???

FUCK OUTTA HERE. *smiles*