Is George Bush a tool of corporate America?
Is George Bush solely/mostly interested in furthering the financial interests of himself and his business associates? Is this at the expense of the American people? If so why is this tolerated? and lastly is Georgey any different to other politicians/presidents in this regard?
Discuss!
Deep Kimchi
16-05-2006, 13:48
That's the goal of every US President.
I seem to recall Clinton and his eager support for companies like Enron and Global Crossing...
Then why do people tolerate it?
"that's not America, that's not even Mexico"
San haiti
16-05-2006, 14:35
Well he's certainly a tool.
Woo, first to say it!
CanuckHeaven
16-05-2006, 14:40
Well he's certainly a tool.
Woo, first to say it!
Yeah but he isn't the sharpest tool in the shed.:D
Hata-alla
16-05-2006, 15:26
No, I reckon it would take him 10,000 days to clean up the mess in the mid east.
That's the goal of every US President.
I seem to recall Clinton and his eager support for companies like Enron and Global Crossing...
Yes, you're just fooling yourself if you think politicians are honest, Cowham.
Hun Land
16-05-2006, 15:34
yes, yes it does. he's definately a tool, probably for cheney, who is definately a tool of corporate america. So that makes bush the tool of a tool for corporate america.
Deus Cathedra
16-05-2006, 15:47
bush is just a politial figure-head, every one knows that. he acts as if he where actually important. but I would definitly be ntrested to know who was pulling his strings.
That's the goal of every US President.
I seem to recall Clinton and his eager support for companies like Enron and Global Crossing...
I'd say that's the goal of pretty much every national leader. Not just the US ones.
Good Lifes
16-05-2006, 16:00
Americans vote on emotional hot buttons like abortion and gay marriage. As long as the correct words are said on those issues most (at least 50%) don't give a crap that everything else is being stolen from them.
Deep Kimchi
16-05-2006, 16:04
Everyone in the world is a tool of multinational corporations.
End of story.
Hata-alla
16-05-2006, 16:12
No-ones got my joke yet?:(
Straughn
17-05-2006, 08:51
No-ones got my joke yet?:(
I did, and so did Maynard James Keenan.
:(
Francis Street
17-05-2006, 10:16
Is George Bush solely/mostly interested in furthering the financial interests of himself and his business associates? Is this at the expense of the American people? If so why is this tolerated? and lastly is Georgey any different to other politicians/presidents in this regard?
Discuss!
Yes, as is every American president. Bush may be even more so than the average; I'm not sure. He's certainly less discreet about it.
Francis Street
17-05-2006, 10:18
Everyone in the world is a tool of multinational corporations.
End of story.
Except cavemen and those living off ancient inheritance.
Straughn
17-05-2006, 10:20
Except cavemen and those living off ancient inheritance.
Technically, aren't we ALL living off of "ancient inheritance" ;) ?
EDIT: Some just inherited a lot more "junk" than others - case of Bush again.
The Lone Alliance
17-05-2006, 10:21
(Tune of the "United States of Whatever" Song.)
o/ Because this is My United States of Halliburton!!!
And this is My United States of Halliburton!!! o/
George W. Bush, Cheney's Bitch and the Slave of Halliburton.
Naturality
17-05-2006, 10:22
Most presidents ARE tools. Meaning being guided by a hand, hands.
Straughn
17-05-2006, 10:24
Most presidents ARE tools. Meaning being guided by a hand, hands.
*invokes disturbing vision of Il Ruffino*
:eek:
BogMarsh
17-05-2006, 10:38
I guess Corporate America picked him out of the Bargain Bin in das Laden?
I did, and so did Maynard James Keenan.
:(
At first I thought that the 10,000 days thing was some kind of Napoleon joke, since it only took him 100 days to reconquour France.
Then I realized the Tool connection.
Then. Then, you guys, you guys, seriously, I tried to figure out how to connect Napoleon and Tool.
I think it's Opiate.
Napoleon though, that guy was nobody's tool.
Suck it Bush.
Newspeech
17-05-2006, 11:16
Bush doesn´t have a slight idea of what he´s doing to this world...he seems like a managed toy. Could anyone look like a tool more than that guy? I really dont think so.... :headbang:
Straughn
18-05-2006, 04:04
I think it's Opiate.
...hmmm... certainly not the "Gaping Lotus Experience"?
;)
Suck it Bush. Well, that was worth a second mention. :)
DesignatedMarksman
18-05-2006, 04:37
Is George Bush solely/mostly interested in furthering the financial interests of himself and his business associates? Is this at the expense of the American people? If so why is this tolerated? and lastly is Georgey any different to other politicians/presidents in this regard?
Discuss!
He'd better be interested in furthering the economic interests of America, otherwise he'd be a really sucky pres. And that includes using American troops to protect American economic interests overseas.