Rosie, Elisabeth wage angry war of words

Anonymous wrote:

Did I say something incorrect? Was that supposed to be an insult? AND Yes I am in Junior High School? More intelligent than you at my age? Dont be mad.LOL<quoted text>

Lakewood Mom wrote:

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Please, Rosie is NOT one of our kind. Do not insult us llike that.

Root4Unix wrote:

Very nicely said. Rosie isn't one of "Our Kind!" Well done. As for this Canadian who is trying to bring Iraq into this, they must surely be a Media drone! For if they had true facts about Iraq, they wouldn't be saying misinformed junk like that on here.
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Rosie Fan wrote:

Rosie does not cram her view down anyone's throat!!! She asks the question and Faux News twists it to suit their needs. Elizabeth is naive and chooses to believe or cherry pick her facts. Heaven forbid she should actually have to think and not just accept what is being fed to you by George. Rosie has been the best thing to happen to America this year and I cannot wait to see what she pours her passion into next. Go Ro!!!!!

Beyondhyperbole wrote:

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Do you even watch the show? The clips are as they are. Nothing has been twisted! I view again her rant on terrorrist-not real- and accussed the US of 650,000 (from a discredited survey)deaths of women and children and denied that insurgents and warring factions where the cause of the vast majority! If Rosie, does not like how her words sound than she needs to explain what she meant when she stated these things! She needs to admit that terrorist are the cause of the vast majority and knock-off saying our military is killing all these women and children. Iraqis don't even believe this nonsense from Rosie

Rich wrote:

It would be nice if Rosie just slithers back under her hatemongering rock and went away. She is not a nice person, if your "view" is skewed from her's in any way shape or form, she shoves her point into peoples faces and damns them if they object. O'Donnell is closer to Hitler than George Bush

Larry wrote:

<quoted text>You mean when Bush shoves his point in the whole worlds face except 28 percent in this country.

Brit wrote:

<quoted text>You need a few more people like Roise who is not afraid to voice an opinion

Brit wrote:

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You need a few more people like Roise who is not afraid to voice an opinion, Americans are viewed around the world as sheep, who swallow hook line and sinker, the policies of GWB, the most disliked Pres ever.

Carter Burke wrote:

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The viewpoint people need to be worried about is a conservative one while working in Hollywood, THAT will get you real trouble career wise.

DearGod wrote:

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Awww, another victim of the liberal lying press.
Baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.

Betty wrote:

Elizabitch (the dumb bimbo who should go back to her sales job at Mary Kay) needed to be put in her place and Rosie was just the one to do it!

Brit wrote:

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Is that what your pals at the KKK told you to say,
You people are a joke!

Roger wrote:

The sheer arrogance of some Americans amazes me. We sit in our homes and complain about the immigrants coming into our country, trying to change our way of life, and yet we do the same thing to those in Iraq. Have any of you gung-ho war hogs ever given it one thought that maybe they have a different culture than we do and do not want our form of government or lifestyle? Honestly ask yourself how much do you honestly know about the Iraqi people, and what is not based in a stereotype.
Someone stated something about how Hussain killed so many of his people. No one is denying that, he was a bad guy. But at least when he was in power there were fewer deaths, people could actually walk the street, go to school, work, shop and not be in constant fear. I have a friend in Iraq who has not left her house in months. When Hussain was in power this was not an issue. She traveled freely.
Bush and his buddies have opened up Pandora's box and now there is no closing it. And unfortunately it's costing the lives of our young American soldiers and thousands of innocent Iraqi citizens.

Anti-Jack wrote:

Jack you are woefully mis-informed. Americans have not killed 665K Iraqis. Sunnis are killing Shiites who are killing Kurds who are killing Sunnis and so on and so on. Yes, Americans are responsible for some of the deaths over there, but to state we have killed them all is absurd. And to think for a moment we are killing people wantonly is also absurd. We kill people who a)are known terrorists or instigators of civil unrest and b) those who are trying to kill our troops. Unfortunately, collateral damage and incomplete/wrong intelligence leading to the deaths of innocent people are part of warfare, especially urban warfare where the enemy hides among civilians. Your assumption that more people are dead in Iraq since 911 is also so far off base it is staggering. Hussein systematically killed countrymen for decades because of differing political and religious beliefs. He made it his personal goal to wipe out the entire Kurdish sect and would have succeeded of the world did not step in. As for "on to Iran", OK, let the world step aside and let them develop nuclear weapons...errr...power. Sleep at night knowing a nation of religious zealots, the same nation that held Americans hostage for 444 days, the same nation that hates us simply because of who we are, now has the technology to wipe out entire American cities. So, yes, let us stand by and watch them utilize that technology. Get a clue.

Roger wrote:

The sheer arrogance of some Americans amazes me. We sit in our homes and complain about the immigrants coming into our country, trying to change our way of life, and yet we do the same thing to those in Iraq. Have any of you gung-ho war hogs ever given it one thought that maybe they have a different culture than we do and do not want our form of government of lifestyle? Honestly ask yourself how much do you honestly know about the Iraqi people, and what is not based in a stereotype.
Someone stated something about how Hussain killed so many of his people. No one is denying that, he was a bad guy. But at least when he was in power there were fewer deaths, people could actually walk the street, go to school, work, shop and not be in constant fear. I have a friend in Iraq who has not left her house in months. When Hussain was in power this was not an issue. She traveled freely.
Bush and his buddies have opened up Pandora's box and now there is no closing it. And unfortunately it's costing the lives of our young American soldiers and thousands of innocent Iraqi citizens.

Roger wrote:

The sheer arrogance of some Americans amazes me. We sit in our homes and complain about the immigrants coming into our country, trying to change our way of life, and yet we do the same thing to those in Iraq. Have any of you gung-ho war hogs ever given it one thought that maybe they have a different culture than we do and do not want our form of government of lifestyle? Honestly ask yourself how much do you honestly know about the Iraqi people, and what is not based in a stereotype.
Someone stated something about how Hussain killed so many of his people. No one is denying that, he was a bad guy. But at least when he was in power there were fewer deaths, people could actually walk the street, go to school, work, shop and not be in constant fear. I have a friend in Iraq who has not left her house in months. When Hussain was in power this was not an issue. She traveled freely.
Bush and his buddies have opened up Pandora's box and now there is no closing it. And unfortunately it's costing the lives of our young American soldiers and thousands of innocent Iraqi citizens.