Is George Bush clinically insane?

Prisoner1 · #71 (**permalink**) 12-07-2006, 11:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Dom1

First, I don't believe that anyone said they would publish your comic book. Second, I am sure I could find a 'B' publisher that has a specific agenda or a specific target audience for something like this. There are plenty of wackos out there who would dig that type of story - whether it is true or not. They want to believe. There are a lot of Dale Gribbles in the world.

So when is it being published? If two people said they wanted to publish then what is the hold up?

There is a Biblical say that it is foolish to preach to men who live in darkness. Your world is very dark and dillusional. I truly feel sorry for you!! Honestly, I do.

Dom1 · #72 (**permalink**) 12-07-2006, 11:57 AM

Abe Lincon might have said it best when he said don't argue with a fool because people might not be able to tell the differenct. I believe I may be guilty of doing just that.

So are you saying that anyone who does not believe we live in a fascist state lives in darkness? Get a clue.

Jack Chilli · #73 (**permalink**) 12-07-2006, 12:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Dom1

First, I don't believe that anyone said they would publish your comic book. Second, I am sure I could find a 'B' publisher that has a specific agenda or a specific target audience for something like this. There are plenty of wackos out there who would dig that type of story - whether it is true or not. They want to believe. There are a lot of Dale Gribbles in the world.

So when is it being published? If two people said they wanted to publish then what is the hold up?

I think you sound a bit jealous Dom, bitter too.

Is GWB someone you would like to be buddies with then? It says an awful lot about you if that's the case. Honest, you are in the minority if you truly believe that there is nothing up with Georgie Porgy.

Dom1 · #74 (**permalink**) 12-07-2006, 12:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Jack Chilli

I think you sound a bit jealous Dom, bitter too.

Is GWB someone you would like to be buddies with then? It says an awful lot about you if that's the case. Honest, you are in the minority if you truly believe that there is nothing up with Georgie Porgy.

Jealous of what? A man living in a fantasy world. I don't believe for one second that we are living in a fascist state and I don't believe for one second his story about how the government targeted him for persecution and ruined his life. If you believe we live in a fascist state then perhaps you are just as delusional as he is.

As far as being buddies with Bush, what the hell does that have to do with whether he is crazy or not? Honestly, why don't you actually try to cite some evidence for Bush being insane rather than just saying it? Do you think if you say something then it is true? Are you able to form logical and clear thoughts or do you just say random things which have nothing to do with what is posted?

Jack Chilli · #75 (**permalink**) 12-07-2006, 12:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Dom1

Jealous of what? A man living in a fantasy world. I don't believe for one second that we are living in a fascist state and I don't believe for one second his story about how the government targeted him for persecution and ruined his life. If you believe we live in a fascist state then perhaps you are just as delusional as he is.

As far as being buddies with Bush, what the hell does that have to do with whether he is crazy or not? Honestly, why don't you actually try to cite some evidence for Bush being insane rather than just saying it? Do you think if you say something then it is true? Are you able to form logical and clear thoughts or do you just say random things which have nothing to do with what is posted?

I just can't see how an intelligent person can truly believe Mr Bush is all there or even if he is, agree with his decision making.

George O Well · #76 (**permalink**) 12-07-2006, 01:12 PM

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Originally Posted by nathanbforrest45

Then you would have to admit that Hilliary Clinton is insane since she spoke with dead first ladies

I hadn't heard that, but if she really is talking to dead first ladies, I'd say she is insane.

freedomlover · #77 (**permalink**) 12-07-2006, 01:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered

As GW's mother said, "he is not an alcholic, he drank before breakfast for 20 years because he wanted to"
Bush has what is called "dry alcoholic syndrome" and is what happens when an alcoholic for a long time dries out.
Specifically, alcohol affects every organ in the body including the brain.
Ballance-has a gait problem due to celebrellar dysfunction.
Movement disorder also-Due to cerebellar dysfunction.
Has to slap feet down hard on the ground when walking-due to periferal neuropathy of feet (can't tell when feet touch the ground).
Memory dysfunction-destruction of higher centers.
Trouble finding the right word to say-destruction of cortical centers.
Has difficulty with complex issues-will group them all together under one stereotypic dogmatic agenda (arabs are only evil in society).
The problem is that Reagan had some problems also-but he had very good people under him to make decisions-Not so with Bush.
Democrats knew about this and just wanted Bush to screw up big time so that they could get ahead.

I looked in the DSMV iv and could find no such puppy as "dry alcoholic syndrome" While these criteria would be used in diagnosis of long term use, what I find glaringly missing in you "diagnosis" is "patterns of behavior". These patterns are used in actual diagnosis of all alcoholics/addicts.

Perhaps you got your verbage "dry" from the term "dry drunk" which is used universally in NA and AA halls across America to refer to people that have not or will not change their behavior.

It's hard to tell from your posting if your bashing Bush or defending him. What have the democrats to do with Bush "screwing up"?

nathanbforrest45 · #78 (**permalink**) 12-07-2006, 01:53 PM

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Originally Posted by George O Well

I hadn't heard that, but if she really is talking to dead first ladies, I'd say she is insane.

Hilliary stated once that she had long conversations with Eleanor Roosevelt about the role of the First Lady. As much as I dislike all of the Clintons I never believed that she thought she was actually speaking with Mrs Roosevelt but was carrying on an imaginary conversation to gain insight. You see Georgie Porgie as a Republican I would not automatically believe that my party and only my party was the only repository of wisdom and truth, but that others may have something to offer as well. And I would believe, rather than being insane, Mrs Clinton was looking to Mrs Roosevelt actions for inspiration, just as Richard Nixon was looking to former presidents for inspiration and perhaps looking at the portrait helped him focus.

What exactly is it that signifiys without a doubt that George W. Bush is insane? Other than disagreeing with the left wing democrats of course.

nathanbforrest45 · #79 (**permalink**) 12-07-2006, 01:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Jack Chilli

I just can't see how an intelligent person can truly believe Mr Bush is all there or even if he is, agree with his decision making.

And so we finally get the truth of the anti Bush crowd, if you don't agree with Bush's decisions then it is obvious that Bush is insane. Any sane person would naturally do what you, the Anti Bush person would want to have done. Any insane person would not.

See how simple that was?

Jack Chilli · #80 (**permalink**) 12-07-2006, 03:21 PM

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Originally Posted by nathanbforrest45

And so we finally get the truth of the anti Bush crowd, if you don't agree with Bush's decisions then it is obvious that Bush is insane. Any sane person would naturally do what you, the Anti Bush person would want to have done. Any insane person would not.

See how simple that was?

What ever you say, now that you've made it clear you do agree with the almighty mess Bush has made, is just a background noise. You'll wake up one day and feel very silly.