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www.sorryeverybody.com

Its very sweet.

I was just about to post this link and you got here before me.

Americans with a sense of humour! It's great. :p

You do know that there's also
http://www.werenotsorry.com ?

You do know that there's also
http://www.werenotsorry.com ?
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Does that mean they're not not sorry?

Does that mean they're not not sorry?
:( Worked perfectly earlier. they had pictures of people who were not sorry...and there were some hilarious shots of proper rednecks.

:( Worked perfectly earlier. they had pictures of people who were not sorry...and there were some hilarious shots of proper rednecks.
I loved watching the Republican convention for the same reason. A whole turnip truck full of weekend cowboys must have stopped off on Madison Avenue.

I loved watching the Republican convention for the same reason. A whole turnip truck full of weekend cowboys must have stopped off on Madison Avenue.

I wonder how many distinct bloodlines there were in that entire hall. 3 or 4, maybe?

http://www.funpageland.com/02/08/2sorry/sorry.jpg

I already knew "sorryeverybody.com", a very sweet and cute site that almost makes me think there's a form of intelligent life in the USA... and I just love werenotsorry.com, I've just spend 10 minutes laughing my head off at these redneck trigger-happy morons - I suspect actually that it's some anti-bush who created the site to make fun of pro-bush idiots.

That other site would appear to be down...

If it really is a parody, then the Pro-Bushies have fallen for it. I've seen dozens of conservatives and rednecks linking to it proudly. :P

I wonder how many distinct bloodlines there were in that entire hall. 3 or 4, maybe?

As many as that, you think?

...one site expresses a disgust and a fear for the future of the rest of the world with Dubya in for another four years.

The other site shows a bunch of nutters waving guns around and hooting that they're glad them Euro-peons aren't in control of THEIR country, dang it!

Personally, I prefer the Americans in the first one... who seem to be aware of a world beyond their borders which isn't theirs to trample all over.

:( Worked perfectly earlier. they had pictures of people who were not sorry...and there were some hilarious shots of proper rednecks.
Ah, but the people running wearesorry are stupider. There's at least one photoshopped pic of Neville Chamberlain and quite a few other sarcastic pics. The women on werenotsorry on average look better too.

www.sorryeverybody.com

Its very sweet.

It's very ... demented. It's time to get over it and work for your own idea of how things should be. :rolleyes:

http://www.sorryeverybody.com/

Discuss:

shouldnt that guys piece of paper say 'just under half of america'? though it is an interesting site.

shouldnt that guys piece of paper say 'just under half of america'?

No. Kerry got 56,000,000 votes (give or take) and that's not even close to half of the country. On the other hand, Bush only got 59,000,000 votes, which is just under 1/3rd of the country.

Neither candidate came even close to half. Hell, neither even came close to half of the amount of voting age citizens!

Click the link in my sig.

http://www.sorryeverybody.com/gallery/137/

the fat one with a blue shirt.
maybe he would have been sorry too...if he had the time to be... :rolleyes:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/3974179.stm

http://www.apologiesaccepted.com

http://www.werenotsorry.com/
http://www.notsorryeverybody.com/

http://www.werenotsorry.com/
http://www.notsorryeverybody.com/

Neither am I.

Funny how the first site's design is better than the last two's.

If I had a decent digital camera, I'd apologize on behalf of my country for being the only one in PA who voted for Bush.

http://apologiesaccepted.com

And the world replies...

We don't need two topics on this. Hence, iMerge.

--The Modified Democratic States of Cogitation

It's very ... demented. It's time to get over it and work for your own idea of how things should be. :rolleyes:

I think my president shouldn't claim to have a "mandate" when all but about 2 states he won were won by less than a 5% margin, as was the nationwide popular vote.

However, I don't think I'm going to have much opportunity to change that idiocy.

It's very ... demented. It's time to get over it and work for your own idea of how things should be. :rolleyes:Meh.

and I am not sorry, I am proud of it.

It's very ... demented. It's time to get over it and work for your own idea of how things should be. :rolleyes:


How things should be... Hmmn, like they are in Northern Europe... or Canada...

I know what sort of work i'm doing.

Hee, I saw that a while ago and submitted a picture of my own. Nice site.

It's very ... demented. It's time to get over it and work for your own idea of how things should be. :rolleyes:Did you read the FAQ there?
Why don't you just accept that Bush won and get on with your lives?

We have. That's why we're so sorry.Come on, even you Bushies have to think that's funny!


and I am not sorry, I am proud of it.And I reserve the right to dislike you for it. :p

And I reserve the right to dislike you for it. :p

YET, you don’t have the right to call people derogatory names and treat them subhuman

YET, you don’t have the right to call people derogatory names and treat them subhumanI do hope you don't mean me personally. I thought my "reserve the right to dislike" post was quite civil.

I do hope you don't mean me personally. I thought my "reserve the right to dislike" post was quite civil.

its was civil, It wasnt my intention to accuse you or anything but there is alot of, the other "51%" are retarded and should be shot mentality.

funny sight, and I'm a Republican.

its was civil, It wasnt my intention to accuse you or anything but there is alot of, the other "51%" are retarded and should be shot mentality.
Well I buy into that mentality a bit, since about 90% of the people I know in real life are staunchly Republican and are, quite frankly, ignorant of the issues facing the country with four more years of Bush. I know that's anecdotal evidence and certainly doesn't apply to everyone, and most of the time I try carefully to avoid saying "you should all be shot", but there's definitely a good reason this mentality exists.

Well I buy into that mentality a bit, since about 90% of the people I know in real life are staunchly Republican and are, quite frankly, ignorant of the issues facing the country with four more years of Bush. I know that's anecdotal evidence and certainly doesn't apply to everyone, and most of the time I try carefully to avoid saying "you should all be shot", but there's definitely a good reason this mentality exists.

I saw a study a while back that showed that a majority of Bush supporters were ignorant of the actual issues, as well as both candidates' stances on them. Kerry supporters generally understood the issues at hand and Bush's stance, but were sometimes wrong about Kerry's stance. ((if I remember correctly))

It's very ... demented. It's time to get over it and work for your own idea of how things should be. :rolleyes:
agreed

agreed
Mmm the get over it tactic...works everytime...Shame no one is listening, shame Bush is a fundamentalist Bible bashing yahoo and it's hard to get over the fact your country is ruining the world and it's civil rights. You talk so much about how other countries should stay out of your business, than go and gloat about how friggin brilliant you are at coming into others countries and "Improving" there "democracy". As for calling you names, right back at ya, ya bunch of hicks.

I saw a study a while back that showed that a majority of Bush supporters were ignorant of the actual issues, as well as both candidates' stances on them. Kerry supporters generally understood the issues at hand and Bush's stance, but were sometimes wrong about Kerry's stance. ((if I remember correctly))Yeah.

I'm not saying this blog is gospel, but it's pretty darn accurate. http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/archives/individual/2004_10/004974.php

YET, you don’t have the right to call people derogatory names and treat them subhuman

Yet American's claim the right to do that to Iraqi's. And Mexicans.
Interesting.

Yet American's claim the right to do that to Iraqi's. And Mexicans.
Interesting.

Maybe some of them, both sides have a few "blind extremists" that believe anything they are told which supports their beliefs but deny anything which doesnt.

Yet I support the idea of Democracy in Iraq but not how the coalition has gone about it. The idea was good but very poorly planned and executed in my opinion.

Also just because others are alittle ignorant and talk other people down for whatever reason doesnt mean you have to sink to their level.

Im not American so im ignorant to what is happening with the Mexicans, can someone please fill me in? with as little bais as possible please, I like to make up my own mind

Im not American so im ignorant to what is happening with the Mexicans, can someone please fill me in? with as little bais as possible please, I like to make up my own mindBasically just that there is a strong anti-Hispanic and anti-immigrant bias in this country. Nevermind that most of us are descended from immigrants anyway...

Well I buy into that mentality a bit, since about 90% of the people I know in real life are staunchly Republican and are, quite frankly, ignorant of the issues facing the country with four more years of Bush. I know that's anecdotal evidence and certainly doesn't apply to everyone, and most of the time I try carefully to avoid saying "you should all be shot", but there's definitely a good reason this mentality exists.

I could say most of the people I know that are against Bush had their views because he talks funny. However between the people we know we do not really get a representation of the majority do we, I have talked to intelligent people from both sides on NS, I would rather think they represent the majority, as optimistic as it sounds

Basically just that there is a strong anti-Hispanic and anti-immigrant bias in this country. Nevermind that most of us are descended from immigrants anyway...
From that it sounds like the whole country is racist, hopefully you just mean it is difficult to immigrate into the country, if so it sounds similar to my country. Where unfortunately it is a very long process and illegal immigrants/Asylum Seekers, are forced to wait in detention while their claims are processed which is deplorable and unfair.

Unfortunately it is unpractical to let everyone in if they can not contribute to society as it would destroy the economy and lower the standard of living of everyone else which is unfair.

Hence I don’t have a solution, but its a necessary evil but I would be much happier if the system moved faster

I could say most of the people I know that are against Bush had their views because he talks funny. However between the people we know we do not really get a representation of the majority do we, I have talked to intelligent people from both sides on NS, I would rather think they represent the majority, as optimistic as it soundsYeah, but I'm not kidding when I say that the people I know in RL voted for Bush because either their parents or their pastor support him.

From that it sounds like the whole country is racist, hopefully you just mean it is difficult to immigrate into the country, if so it sounds similar to my country.No, I mean a huge chunk of the country is prejudiced, even if not consciously. It is not *extremely* difficult to immigrate, but the process does include a lot of BS. And yes, people here don't like Mexicans, we tend to think of them all as illegal immigrants stealing our jobs.

If I had a decent digital camera, I'd apologize on behalf of my country for being the only one in PA who voted for Bush.


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