Are you willing to die for your country is a euphemism for
are you willing to kill someone for your beliefs.
uh it depends about what beliefs i am fighting for
No idea what it means... It resumes pretty much the "kill or be killed" law :/
heh...that's not always true.
vietnam war, for example. In that case it was
are you willing to die for your country is an euphemisim for
are you willing to die for someone else's beliefs.
He's obviously justifying the shi'ite terrorists who claim jihad as they blew
up.
for some none for some yes
My quote is better i thinks
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Tazzy:
If you pick up a glass of apple juice and it warm, I dont think its appale juice
Nah, actually your quote is pretty gay.
If I had 70 cents for everytime I had a Dollar, I'd be in Canada. - A Friend
Stupid people do stupid things, but smart people outsmart each other. - A Friend
More and more of our imports are coming from overseas - George W. Bush
They misunderestimated me! -George W. Bush
The internet is a great way to get on the net. - Bob Dole
I get to go to lots of overseas places, like Canada. - Britney Spears
i like these cause most are funny
Uh, let me take a different approach. What this means is:
Are you willing to die for your country ellicts a patriotic response, whereas,
are you willing to kill someone for your beliefs ellicts an absurdity response.
Even though they pretty much mean the same thing, people will give different answers to same questions that are worded differently. If you ask someone how frequently they have fevers, they will a higher number than if you asked them how occasionaly they have fevers. Politicans use such euphemisms all the time. Instead of saying "tax raise," they may say "revenue readjustment" for subtle purposes and to ellict an innocuous response from the audience.
So, now what do you guys think?
Clever and true. And Swap, he's not stating the Iraqi insurgency's nationalistic stance, he's stating the US Army's patriotic stance.
lol neo i lvoe ur quote board, got any more?
QUOTE(NeoNightmareX @ Sep 16 2004, 01:46 PM)
If I had 70 cents for everytime I had a Dollar, I'd be in Canada. - A Friend
Stupid people do stupid things, but smart people outsmart each other. - A Friend
More and more of our imports are coming from overseas - George W. Bush
They misunderestimated me! -George W. Bush
The internet is a great way to get on the net. - Bob Dole
I get to go to lots of overseas places, like Canada. - Britney Spears
i like these cause most are funny
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If you want more quotes, go to this website:
DubyaSpeak.com : : We record the damage.I even think you got your Bush quotes from that site.
actually, i got my bush quotes from another site, and the others from friends and celebs, lol
If I had 70 cents for everytime I had a Dollar, I'd be in Canada. - A Friend
Stupid people do stupid things, but smart people outsmart each other. - A Friend
(my faves)
It really depends on my beliefs. I would kill for my deapest belief. For my country, well that depends. For the citizens, yes, for the government, hell no. The government is a bunch of corrupt bastards. They would kill any of us just to add more money to their wallets. The people of the U.S. are just fine with me. I would not die to cause patriotism because the patriotism would cause irrational actions an the patriotism would die down.
QUOTE(NeoNightmareX @ Sep 16 2004, 03:46 PM)
If I had 70 cents for everytime I had a Dollar, I'd be in Canada. - A Friend
More and more of our imports are coming from overseas - George W. Bush
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The first one is also a bash quote, so your friend may not have made it up.
The other makes sense to me. The US isn't an island, we get imports from canada and mexico, I bet.
And Canada does the same...
QUOTE(DrunkenWrestler @ Sep 17 2004, 03:58 AM)
Uh, let me take a different approach. What this means is:
Are you willing to die for your country ellicts a patriotic response, whereas,
are you willing to kill someone for your beliefs ellicts an absurdity response.
Even though they pretty much mean the same thing, people will give different answers to same questions that are worded differently. If you ask someone how frequently they have fevers, they will a higher number than if you asked them how occasionaly they have fevers. Politicans use such euphemisms all the time. Instead of saying "tax raise," they may say "revenue readjustment" for subtle purposes and to ellict an innocuous response from the audience.
So, now what do you guys think?
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Erm...you do realise that 'for your beliefs' is far more vague than 'for your country,' don't you?
They are similar, but not the same. I'm afraid the quote doesn't have the validity (although I guess it has some) or the wit to stand too highly in my list.