Core Conversation
Posted October 26th, 2007 by Nathan DeGraaf


America: We would like to end the war in Iraq.
Democrat: That is a great idea. We are working towards setting a timetable that should have us out of there by 2013.
America: Wait a minute. I don't mean end the war in six years. I mean right now. It's an unconstitutional war, our reasons for going in are bullshit, and it's creating massive economical dilemmas for us. Let's leave now.
Democrat: Things like this take time.
America: Why?
Republican: Because we have a duty to the brave fighting men of America to finish the job.
America: So we have a duty to continue risking the lives of those brave men and women whose lives are being risked for an unconstitutional reason?
Republican: Absolutely. We made our bed and now we have to lie in it.
America: Why?
Republican: Because in this world, we must take responsibility for our actions.
America: But we never took responsibility for arming Afghanistan or lying to the public about WMDs or lying to the public about accomplishing the mission or lying to the public about finding Osama Bin Laden or lying to the public about leaving after we ousted Hussein so why the sudden need for responsibility?
Democrat: You see America, the thing is, when something as large and as complex as the US government makes a decision to set up certain fiscal allegiances? well, you can't just undo that overnight. It takes time to massage the system, to allow the businesses time to scale back their efforts slowly, so as to still see a profit. The government is very much at the mercy of the businesses it hires.
America: That makes no fucking sense. You hired them. You can fire them.
Democrat: Additionally, there are a lot of programs in place in Iraq and the Iraqi people have come to rely on us for help from these programs.
America: Name one.
Republican: We are arming and training their forces so that they can learn to protect their own freedom and we are helping them set up a democracy.
America: Why?
Republican: Because every person deserves to be free.
America: But if you force it on them, how is it freedom?
Democrat: You just don't understand the importance of democracy.
America: Maybe, but I know bullshit when I step in it. That's why I'm voting for Ron Paul.
Ron Paul: We marched right in; we can march right out.
America: That's what we're talking about, assholes. That's what we're talking about.
Democrat: That is a great idea. We are working towards setting a timetable that should have us out of there by 2013.
America: Wait a minute. I don't mean end the war in six years. I mean right now. It's an unconstitutional war, our reasons for going in are bullshit, and it's creating massive economical dilemmas for us. Let's leave now.
Democrat: Things like this take time.
America: Why?
Republican: Because we have a duty to the brave fighting men of America to finish the job.
America: So we have a duty to continue risking the lives of those brave men and women whose lives are being risked for an unconstitutional reason?
Republican: Absolutely. We made our bed and now we have to lie in it.
America: Why?
Republican: Because in this world, we must take responsibility for our actions.
America: But we never took responsibility for arming Afghanistan or lying to the public about WMDs or lying to the public about accomplishing the mission or lying to the public about finding Osama Bin Laden or lying to the public about leaving after we ousted Hussein so why the sudden need for responsibility?
Democrat: You see America, the thing is, when something as large and as complex as the US government makes a decision to set up certain fiscal allegiances? well, you can't just undo that overnight. It takes time to massage the system, to allow the businesses time to scale back their efforts slowly, so as to still see a profit. The government is very much at the mercy of the businesses it hires.
America: That makes no fucking sense. You hired them. You can fire them.
Democrat: Additionally, there are a lot of programs in place in Iraq and the Iraqi people have come to rely on us for help from these programs.
America: Name one.
Republican: We are arming and training their forces so that they can learn to protect their own freedom and we are helping them set up a democracy.
America: Why?
Republican: Because every person deserves to be free.
America: But if you force it on them, how is it freedom?
Democrat: You just don't understand the importance of democracy.
America: Maybe, but I know bullshit when I step in it. That's why I'm voting for Ron Paul.
Ron Paul: We marched right in; we can march right out.
America: That's what we're talking about, assholes. That's what we're talking about.
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12 Comments
You would've thought we'd have learned from Vietnam. All we learned how to do was to shift the blame from the soldiers to the government.
Talk about progress.
I'm voting for Hilary Clinton.
Hey brother - I get why you like the core dude, but what are your thoughts about Rudy Giuliani, that dude pretty much lead us thru 911... you know i'm not a political person, but I do think he's a cool guy... (side note - Austin knows how to do knuckles, all you have to do is make a fist and say knuckles and he says it back, makes a fist and hits yours)... it's cute
oh, by the way - Fuck Hillary Clinton. Worthless
Brother Tom,
Do your research on Giuliani. We need someone more than "a cool guy".
One of the reasons that America isn't leaving Iraq is because if we suddenly pull out, the country (Iraq) will go into chaos, then the whole world will blame that on us as well.
I think both political parties want to make sure that Iraq can stand on her own two feet before we leave, so we can look like th e good guys as we leave.
Having lived under his mayorship, and played sports against his fat excuse for a son, I am more than certain that neither of them should be in the white house.
(Guliani, that is)
Nobody thinks much of americans. Blogs like this one are a small part of the reason why.
Why are americans so dumb? Can't they think?
Hey Last Anonymous Guy:
Fuck you.
Hey anonymous, I'm Canadian, and this blog is one of the reasons I think MORE of Americans. Someone with an intelligent/funny opinion is hard to find in the media, and Nate here is a breath of fresh air.
What the fuck is "Canadian?"
woohoo! steven colbert!!!
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