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what do you think?

or the person who can't spell dumb?

Very good question. I'd have to go with U.S. voters, seeming as they elected him.

Really, though, Bush isn't that stupid. He's actually quite a likeable guy on the individual level. He just doesn't make a good president.

You, for misspelling dumber.

I tink dat annyone hoo cant spill dumber has the answer right in front of 'em...

It's "dumber" like the movie name :rolleyes:. And I'll say it's the US voter for re-electing him.

please note that i am dyslexic

please note that i am dyslexic

My apologies.

please note that i am dyslexic
sorry

I'd say 49% of the population

please note that i am dyslexic



You probably should have mentioned that in the original post, so you don't get the inevitable grief for spelling dumb wrong.

US voters, by 51%

the us voters but i did some research and found in one precent of ohio there was an independent recount of the votes and found 3000 votes that the counting machines had counted for bush that really were not for bush and if that happened in one precint in everyone of ohios 88 counties there is 264000 votes for bush that really werent for bush and thats our election system folks a flawed system that is to easy to manipulate

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Well, I don't forgive you.

I'd say the anti-Bush people who can't spell dumber are the dumbest. Oh,and the minority of the population that voted for Kerry.

I'd say the anti-Bush people who can't spell dumber are the dumbest. Oh,and the minority of the population that voted for Kerry.



Think about the states that voted for Bush compared to Kerry and rethink that answer.

what do you think?

I think you should have given us a third option: "The one who posted this flamebait!"

I'd say the anti-Bush people who can't spell dumber are the dumbest.
read the thread! he's dyslexic arsewipe!

You probably should have mentioned that in the original post, so you don't get the inevitable grief for spelling dumb wrong.

So people with disabilities should make their disabilities known in order to avoid insults?

While this thread is blatant flamebait, I will say that I was too quick with the judgement and apologize.

So people with disabilities should make their disabilities known in order to avoid insults?

While this thread is blatant flamebait, I will say that I was too quick with the judgement and apologize.




I'm saying that given it is flamebait and people will attack him, it may be wise to mention that at the start so they don't go bashing his spelling, even he though can't help it. And yes, I gave him a little grief, so thats why I'm saying he should so it was only a few at the start and no 20 or 30 later.

please note that i am dyslexic

spoilsport.

okay, sorry...*sigh*

¡¡¡dyslexics of the world!!!
GET UTINED!

oh, come on, it's just a joke! :D

You forgot "Most of Europe" as a choice, or "Stupid Kedwards Voters"

The real dumbasses are those US citizens who could have voted, but didn't, and then complain a lot about Bush.

Why most of Europe?

please note that i am dyslexic

Then shouldn't you have spelled dumber, "Budmer"?

The real dumbasses are those US citizens who could have voted, but didn't, and then complain a lot about Bush.

In any country, there are people who vote for the name they recognize most, or by how much they've bought that person's PR department crap. They don't bother to find out the issues, and decide if they agree with that candidate's platform or not. Those are the people who are the uninformed voters, but at least they vote. I agree, Nimzomia... if you don't like a candidate, VOTE AGAINST HIM/HER! Don't just grumble about it, because yes, your vote COUNTS! Stop letting idiots choose for you!

Though I'm a liberal, this poll is rigged. Bush is hardly an idiot, nor so, are the 51% of the population that voted for him, and before anyone screams election fraud, it's been proven that those counties had too many votes, and once it had been adjusted, Bush still won, all those votes did was to boost the popular vote he won by. Guys, we lost, Bush is our president for four more years and unless he ROYALY screws up, there isn't anything we can do about it. It's time to put the election behind us, and fight rear-guard actions for 48% of the population. Bush has a majority, but America isn't run by tyrany by the majority, it's a Republic. It's time to fall back, regroup and prepare for 2006.

Well, I don't forgive you.
Well I know people that are dyslexic, and that is a terribly intolerant view of things. There is dysfunctioning in the brain on how to recognise words. It can be a chore to read, which I can not understand personally, but it is not the individual's fault.

In any country, there are people who vote for the name they recognize most, or by how much they've bought that person's PR department crap. They don't bother to find out the issues, and decide if they agree with that candidate's platform or not. Those are the people who are the uninformed voters, but at least they vote. I agree, Nimzomia... if you don't like a candidate, VOTE AGAINST HIM/HER! Don't just grumble about it, because yes, your vote COUNTS! Stop letting idiots choose for you!
Sooo, instead become one of the uninformed voting idiots?

I'd say the anti-Bush people who can't spell dumber are the dumbest. Oh,and the minority of the population that voted for Kerry.
Why you making fdun of Kerry voters? Sore winner? At least Kerry voters have peace of mind. We don't get sore about it.

Why you making fdun of Kerry voters? Sore winner? At least Kerry voters have peace of mind. We don't get sore about it.
I dunno...my brain's pretty sore...and depressed...

...

I knew this was flamebait, and yet I went ahead and wasted two minutes of my life reading it anyway. I have no one to blame but myself, really.

*hangs head in shame*

"Get all the fools on your side and you can be elected to anything".

Here is your answer!

Why you making fdun of Kerry voters? Sore winner? At least Kerry voters have peace of mind. We don't get sore about it.
Apparently you haven't been near the DU website lately or even read any of the NYT editorials and Op-Eds.

I don't see a point to this thread. iLock.

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