Will America EVER Recover from the bush Vampire Family Curse?

[Philosoraptor]

Just as grandpa Senator prescott bush made deals with fascist dictator Adolf Hitler and made enormous profits off the labor of the Auschwitz slaves all the while knowing it was a crime, his son, the phony war hero who abandoned his buddy the pilot then later became vice president under the clown reagan and later became president profited from his relation to the bin Laden family and corporate fascists.

g.w.h. and the she demon barbara begat the coked out drunk brain damaged spawn of satan now occupying the white house and several sovereign nations and the curse continues with governor jeb bush waiting in the wings.

HOW FUCKING LONG will it take to repair all the damage this evil, parasitic family has caused to your nation and the world? How fucking long?

Is it even possible to EVER recover from these fuckers?

[L0oniX]

1. 666

America ...the Great Satan = Bush. Satan = father of the lie. Bush and cronies = liars

[loves_dulcinea]

9. ummmmmm

biblical scholars have decided that the number of the beast is actually 616.
heard it on npr. it makes better sense on the tree of life, type thing.
anyhow, i doubt that the fundie wing nuts will come around for a couple of hundred years, just thought i would mention it.

fading back into woodwork now. lol

[Arkham House]

2. Yes

The resiliency and elasticity of this country is remarkable...and sooner or later, we see thru frauds and crooks and phonies. Admittedly, it's taking a little longer this time than I'd have wanted...:eyes: but it's beginning to happen. Bush's last two years are going to be really, really bad for him...and the right-wing loonies will fall, at least for awhile. But Bush himself is but a symptom, not the disease itself...so: our vigilance must be eternal, as a wise man once said. But give some sane people a few years in office, and give the American people half a chance, and you'll see America be something close to what it should again...

[lonestarnot]

3. I like your optimism.

[tocqueville]

4. Yes but it needs some fundamental changes in mentality

and the US that would be much more like European countries (with all their shortcomings) is not even in the premises... if this alternative is even thinkable...

Because it's not only a question of stopping warring around the world. The US has a disastrous image because of its lack of social policies, its death penalty, its gun laws, its religious bigotry, its lack of environmental awareness among other things. That's the most common criticisms. The risk is that the US goes from empire-building to isolationism. The later is less "annoying" but it would mean that the US leading role would be taken over by other countries probably China and the EU.

[bridgit]

12. most agreed...

[Rex]

5. As long as money is more important then 'doing what's right'.

As long as people can buy groceries and watch wrestling on TV. Buy a car and go out to eat, maybe go to a show. People won't truly 'care' until they have to shovel shit for a living. We can adapt to anything IMO.

[blues90]

6. It depends on so much

I would have to say a persons outlook whether that being an optimist or not depends on their state of mind at present and their age as well .

Changes for the better take time , changes for the worst which defines everything the bush admin has done to date go rather quick . Like painting a picture takes time but ripping it to shreads takes seconds .

I would like to see things swing back very soon , I'm not entirely sure where we were heading before bush wedged his way in . We did have outsourcing but not these false NAFTA and other trade rules and everything that may have been going in the wrong direction before 2000 was slow , hopefully we would have seen this and fixed it . Now things are spead up to warp speed , one thing after the next and it's all bad news .

Things look so bad now it's difficult to picture what they should look like let alone figure out how to get there . I doubt I will see things improve before I expire . If health care and a fair paying job with a stable future were to happen then I would be happy at home .

Right now things look pretty bleek unless you have many years to adapt , I can't say I prefer holding onto only memory of a past not so long ago in my mind and find myself trying to adapt .

[Initech]

7. It'll take decades

The city of New Orleans will never be the same. The World Trade Center is gone and will not be rebuilt any time soon. All our freedoms have been lost thanks to corporate fascism (and terra broadcast live 24/7). I love how there's a vast majority of DUers who think that with the dems taking over both houses that everything will just magically disappear. It wont. It'll be a long, uphill battle to reclaim America from what it has become. It took the repukes 24 years to successfully overthrow our government, it may take that long to undo all the damage. Remember when the Soviets underwent a de-Nazification process after World War II? I'd like to see the same happen here.

[acmejack]

8. I doubt it.

I doubt the Earth will eve recover from what we as a race are busy doing to it at this very minute, being as it is perfectly apparent we are unwilling to make any of the changes necessary to significantly slow the release of Greenhouse Gases. The tipping point has most likely already been passed, resulting in irreversible changes in Earth's climate which will in turn result in Famine, flooding, social upheaval, all sorts of wonderful things in the future.

We as usual, rely on an as yet undiscovered remedy. Great plan!

Political issues mean little if we as a society are finished.

[Kahuna]

10. Only after stakes have been driven through their cold cold hearts.

Chimp's first. I thought pappy was pretty evil, but the chimp... :scared:

[laylah]

11. Ever? Probably...

In my (our) lifetime, I doubt it. Probably not in the lifetime of my children; however, knowing my children, in THEIR children's lifetime.

Jenn, the Pessimistic Optimist

[Jeanette in FL]

13. Yes, of course we will

The more that people learn of the BFEE and the NWO and PNAC, they will resist.

It is our job to teach someone new every day of our life.

This is our country and we need to take it back.

[bridgit]

14. their history of usury malfeasance goes well back before g-poppy...

prescott, understanding the largest profits to be in war, sickness, disease, distress, the blood, sweat & tears of others & leveraged transactions; they were known to have sold materiel to they that went forth to explore & then develop this nation...they are very well entrenched to say the very least but there is a way...first, stop voting for their culture of death & war profiteering, then get about to the business of healing - "Those who are not busy being born are busy dying..."

[mnhtnbb]

15. Not for a long, long time. Will the 50 some million people who

voted for Bush ever be forgiven for their complicity in this evil?

[Vidar]

16. Short run--no