...and send him to Iraq.
Seriously, if the man likes shooting so much then let's put him in a place where he can shoot all he wants. I know the sick bastard is a coward who can't shoot anything than can't shoot back, but for once this chickenhawk deserves a good lesson.
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Ted rules!!!!! I think he's hilarious.
You know, it speaks volumes about our society when the NAACP and Al Sharpton will stand up for Michael Vick and his reprehensible actions, but those same people called for the head of Don Imus for telling a joke.....
We are doomed. Freedom of speech my arse.
You know, it speaks volumes about our society when the NAACP and Al Sharpton will stand up for Michael Vick and his reprehensible actions, but those same people called for the head of Don Imus for telling a joke.....
We are doomed. Freedom of speech my arse.
The NAACP sounds very biased and hypocritical for asking the NFL to allow Michael Vick back in. Of course it's a huge double standard considering that if a white athlete was in the same situation, they wouldn't give a shit.
Now back to Ted Nugent he's a chickenhawk. He sure is allowed to use his freedom of speech and come across as the ignorant idiot he is.
Now back to Ted Nugent he's a chickenhawk. He sure is allowed to use his freedom of speech and come across as the ignorant idiot he is.
That's what makes him hilarious!
He looks like the last thing that Iraq needs.
*hides her Cat Scratch Fever cd*
Isn't it worryingly indicative of the US attitude to foreign policy that its citizens see Iraq as a place where it's ok to indiscriminately discharge lethal weaponry?
Apropos of this, what proportion of "friendly fire" incidents have not featured Americans as the "firers"?
Apropos of this, what proportion of "friendly fire" incidents have not featured Americans as the "firers"?
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Penetration_Guru wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Isn't it worryingly indicative of the US attitude to foreign policy that its citizens see Iraq as a place where it's ok to indiscriminately discharge lethal weaponry?
Apropos of this, what proportion of "friendly fire" incidents have not featured Americans as the "firers"? [/QUOTE]
For what its worth, I do not see Iraq as a place where it is ok to just fire at whatever moves. I wish we never went there and just minded our own business, and I am American.
I don't think Ted Nuegent is even close to funny, but he's entitled to his opinions, no matter how absurd I feel they are; others are bound to think they are funny or agreeable. He's a very radical person who likes to use his time on stage to get extra special attention.
Apropos of this, what proportion of "friendly fire" incidents have not featured Americans as the "firers"? [/QUOTE]
For what its worth, I do not see Iraq as a place where it is ok to just fire at whatever moves. I wish we never went there and just minded our own business, and I am American.
I don't think Ted Nuegent is even close to funny, but he's entitled to his opinions, no matter how absurd I feel they are; others are bound to think they are funny or agreeable. He's a very radical person who likes to use his time on stage to get extra special attention.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Penetration_Guru wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Isn't it worryingly indicative of the US attitude to foreign policy that its citizens see Iraq as a place where it's ok to indiscriminately discharge lethal weaponry? [/QUOTE]
I'm not directly implying that Ted Nugent should be given a machine gun, sent to Iraq, and told to shoot anything he wants. For once we all know that his first targets will be women and children. After all, it was Ted Nugent himself the one who said about the use of military force in Iraq:
"Our failure has been not to Nagasaki them"
Needless to say, the man is a fuckin' lunatic. I agree with Lisser that is not even close to funny to hear his statements. If he was locked in a mental institution where he deserves to be, then I guess some of us could go ahead and laugh. However, is deeply worrying that he's legally allowed to teach children how to use weapons.
I'm not directly implying that Ted Nugent should be given a machine gun, sent to Iraq, and told to shoot anything he wants. For once we all know that his first targets will be women and children. After all, it was Ted Nugent himself the one who said about the use of military force in Iraq:
"Our failure has been not to Nagasaki them"
Needless to say, the man is a fuckin' lunatic. I agree with Lisser that is not even close to funny to hear his statements. If he was locked in a mental institution where he deserves to be, then I guess some of us could go ahead and laugh. However, is deeply worrying that he's legally allowed to teach children how to use weapons.
The problem is not Nugent (as stated above, nuts can have their opinion). The problem is what would happen if the situation was reversed (hello Dixie Chicks). You know that O'Reilly, Rush, and all of those talking-head blowhards would be all over this and demanding their pound of flesh.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Mr.Jingles wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Penetration_Guru wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Isn't it worryingly indicative of the US attitude to foreign policy that its citizens see Iraq as a place where it's ok to indiscriminately discharge lethal weaponry? [/QUOTE]
I'm not directly implying that Ted Nugent should be given a machine gun, sent to Iraq, and told to shoot anything he wants. [/QUOTE]
I knew it wasn't what you meant, but you did accidentally say just about exactly that!
I'm not directly implying that Ted Nugent should be given a machine gun, sent to Iraq, and told to shoot anything he wants. [/QUOTE]
I knew it wasn't what you meant, but you did accidentally say just about exactly that!
Yeah, I'm a little unclear on the point here.
Are we (1) defending Bambi?
-or-
(2) supporting a more violent Iraq.
Plus, looking at that country from afar, with all the shooting guns in the air and all, I would think most Iraqi 18-30 year olds would enjoy a good Ted Nugent show and probably worship the guy when he pulls out the bow & arrow.
What's wrong with believing in a cause? It is still legal to hunt, isn't it? Just because YOU don't like it, yeah we should ban guns, crimilize hunting, and send Ted Nugent to Iraq.
Great fricking idea.
Are we (1) defending Bambi?
-or-
(2) supporting a more violent Iraq.
Plus, looking at that country from afar, with all the shooting guns in the air and all, I would think most Iraqi 18-30 year olds would enjoy a good Ted Nugent show and probably worship the guy when he pulls out the bow & arrow.
What's wrong with believing in a cause? It is still legal to hunt, isn't it? Just because YOU don't like it, yeah we should ban guns, crimilize hunting, and send Ted Nugent to Iraq.
Great fricking idea.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Micrówave wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Yeah, I'm a little unclear on the point here.
Are we (1) defending Bambi?
-or-
(2) supporting a more violent Iraq.
Plus, looking at that country from afar, with all the shooting guns in the air and all, I would think most Iraqi 18-30 year olds would enjoy a good Ted Nugent show and probably worship the guy when he pulls out the bow & arrow.
What's wrong with believing in a cause? It is still legal to hunt, isn't it? Just because YOU don't like it, yeah we should ban guns, crimilize hunting, and send Ted Nugent to Iraq.
Great fricking idea.
[/QUOTE]
...but it is indeed a great idea! For once we can see the hunter becoming the target.
It's what makes those "trading ______" reality shows successful. What can be more entertaining than that?
Now, I'm not saying Ted Nugent should be killed, but it would be funny as hell to see him being shit scared of getting shot.
Are we (1) defending Bambi?
-or-
(2) supporting a more violent Iraq.
Plus, looking at that country from afar, with all the shooting guns in the air and all, I would think most Iraqi 18-30 year olds would enjoy a good Ted Nugent show and probably worship the guy when he pulls out the bow & arrow.
What's wrong with believing in a cause? It is still legal to hunt, isn't it? Just because YOU don't like it, yeah we should ban guns, crimilize hunting, and send Ted Nugent to Iraq.
Great fricking idea.
[/QUOTE]
...but it is indeed a great idea! For once we can see the hunter becoming the target.
It's what makes those "trading ______" reality shows successful. What can be more entertaining than that?
Now, I'm not saying Ted Nugent should be killed, but it would be funny as hell to see him being shit scared of getting shot.
I think if people would explain what we would see if we watched a Youtube clip, that would be helpful.
Edit: (I don't like to watch anything disturbing, so even if I had high speed, I wouldn't just click on stuff.) Also, then those of us who don't want to watch the clip could understand what the comments are about. For example, from the comments, I now believe that probably the clip has Ted Nugent teaching his kids to shoot? Or teaching them to bow-hunt? Or talking about the joys of hunting and killing animals? Or (worst case) showing Ted Nugent killing an animal?
Edit: (I don't like to watch anything disturbing, so even if I had high speed, I wouldn't just click on stuff.) Also, then those of us who don't want to watch the clip could understand what the comments are about. For example, from the comments, I now believe that probably the clip has Ted Nugent teaching his kids to shoot? Or teaching them to bow-hunt? Or talking about the joys of hunting and killing animals? Or (worst case) showing Ted Nugent killing an animal?
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Donna13 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I think if people would explain what we would see if we watched a Youtube clip, that would be helpful.
Edit: (I don't like to watch anything disturbing, so even if I had high speed, I wouldn't just click on stuff.) Also, then those of us who don't want to watch the clip could understand what the comments are about. For example, from the comments, I now believe that probably the clip has Ted Nugent teaching his kids to shoot? Or teaching them to bow-hunt? Or talking about the joys of hunting and killing animals? Or (worst case) showing Ted Nugent killing an animal?[/QUOTE]
It's just hate speech. Disturbing, but not as disturbing as what he does.
Edit: (I don't like to watch anything disturbing, so even if I had high speed, I wouldn't just click on stuff.) Also, then those of us who don't want to watch the clip could understand what the comments are about. For example, from the comments, I now believe that probably the clip has Ted Nugent teaching his kids to shoot? Or teaching them to bow-hunt? Or talking about the joys of hunting and killing animals? Or (worst case) showing Ted Nugent killing an animal?[/QUOTE]
It's just hate speech. Disturbing, but not as disturbing as what he does.