Subby is retarded.

Glad you have an active fantasy life.

but i bet they'll do it politely, eh?

Actually, anyone with a DUI/DWI that hasn't been expunged will have a hard time getting into Canada.

Right, and the local police department MAY allow me unfettered see and take access to their narcotics evidence room just because I asked.

Well he did attack another country for no real reason. So they do have a point.

Hypothetical question...

If Bush were to go to Canada and get detained for war crimes, what would Obama do?

It's nice that they let the mentally challenged take part in society up there.

Now only if the United States would do the same thing

MDGeist: Well he did attack another country for no real reason. So they do have a point.

I'll bet you actually believe that....

This was greenlighted? The RCMP have nothing to do with this nonsense.

vonster: It's nice that they let the mentally challenged take part in society up there.

I see from the comments here that we do too.

Johnny Savage Hypothetical question...

If Bush were to go to Canada and get detained for war crimes, what would Obama do?

Masturbate furiously...?

Johnny Savage: Hypothetical question...

If Bush were to go to Canada and get detained for war crimes, what would Obama do?

He'd offer to buy him back for 4 trillion dollars?

Just kidding. I mean 400 trillion.

Ranger Joe: Subby is retarded.

Glad you have an active fantasy life.

So some lawyers are urging it to be considered, and all of a sudden a government organization has its stamp on it? FAIL.

vonster: MDGeist: Well he did attack another country for no real reason. So they do have a point.

I'll bet you actually believe that....

Right. He attacked Iraq pre-emptively...while all-but-ignoring the people who ACTUALLY attacked us.

Not to mention, since Saddam was probably the most secular leader in the Middle East, Al-Qaeda (religious extremists, in case you forgot) HATED him. So we took out our real enemy's enemy, while letting our real enemy get off scot-free.

Heckuva job, Bushie.

So what does RCMP stand for?

The Republic of Canadian Maple People

Unlikely tag in the shop?

I'm hoping some country will pull a Pinochet on him and arrest him when he's there for a $100,000 speaking gig.

/To be honest, I hope for this more for the lulz than out of principle.

Fark-the-Fnord: So what does RCMP stand for?

The Republic of Canadian Maple People

Retarded Canadian Mamby Pambies, in this case.

Damn these lawyers are Moonbats^TM


That is some serious stupid.

Is a war criminal?, how about may be a war criminal or did we throw out innocent until proven guilty?

Innocent until proven guilty only counts if you're popular, apparently.

tag would have been more appropriate. I'm sure like most leftists they would have no problem shaking hands with Hugo Chavez or Fidel Castro, but the American President is far too evil to even allow to enter the nation without fear of arrest. Pathetic.

Saiga410: Is a war criminal?, how about may be a war criminal or did we throw out innocent until proven guilty?

No, but not for lack of trying.

Saiga410: Is a war criminal?, how about may be a war criminal or did we throw out innocent until proven guilty?

Pish posh... now you're just nit-picking. These people are lawyers. Lawyers, Saiga! They know the law and what is best for society. That's why you get just a little line in the phone book, and they get the whole back cover!

Fark-the-Fnord: So what does RCMP stand for?

Really Crappily Made Poultine

Oh please.

Oh please.

Oh please.

Or better yet, let him in, then "extraordinary rendition" him to Holland. He and people like Charles Taylor can rot in jail together at the Hague.

Shaggy_C: I'm sure like most leftists they would have no problem shaking hands with Hugo Chavez or Fidel Castro, but the American President is far too evil to even allow to enter the nation without fear of arrest. Pathetic.

THIS

Saiga410: Is a war criminal?, how about may be a war criminal or did we throw out innocent until proven guilty?

I don't think Obama's had time to remove that particular shiat stain from the Constitution after Bush wiped his ass with it for 8 years.

Gated Community Organizer: Damn these lawyers are MoonbatsTM


That is some serious stupid.

Well, we don't farking want him in our country, and now that he's no longer in charge, and widely hated in the US, why is that stupid?

Plus, the story was about people trying to get him banned. It wasn't saying the RCMP were acutally going to do it.

No Such Agency: Or better yet, let him in, then "extraordinary rendition" him to Holland. He and people like Charles Taylor can rot in jail together at the Hague.

That's a good precedent. The Secret Service allows that sort of thing to happen and somehow it won't embolden all the crack-pots that are crazily mad that we have a black president now?

On a related note, did I just miss the thread about the Iraqi, shoe-tossing journalist getting sentenced to three years? I'd have thought that was prime Fark material.

Shaggy_C: ag would have been more appropriate. I'm sure like most leftists they would have no problem shaking hands with Hugo Chavez or Fidel Castro, but the American President is far too evil to even allow to enter the nation without fear of arrest. Pathetic.

yes, that's EXACTLY the way it works. we would be happy to shake hands with dictatorial pieces of shiat just b/c we think Bush committed crimes.

get a life, jackass.

Saiga410: Is a war criminal?, how about may be a war criminal or did we throw out innocent until proven guilty?

Ask the detainees at Gitmo.

Gated Community Organizer: Shaggy_C: I'm sure like most leftists they would have no problem shaking hands with Hugo Chavez or Fidel Castro, but the American President is far too evil to even allow to enter the nation without fear of arrest. Pathetic.

THIS

I can't speak for all leftists, but I find any leader who trashes the rule of law and uses torture abhorrent, whether it's Bush, Castro, Chavez, or Pinochet (who, it should be noted, had and has plenty of American right-wing defenders).

/The most significant political divide is between liberals and authoritarians, not left- and right-wingers.

DeltaXi65: Innocent until proven guilty only counts if you're popular, apparently.

They're not trying him numbnuts, just deciding if they want his kind inside their borders - that's their right you know. Oh, he doesn't get any representation? Does that bum you out?

Ed Finnerty: Actually, anyone with a DUI/DWI that hasn't been expunged will have a hard time getting into Canada.

LoL.. in Michigan we call this Ohio Fu*ked. So when traveling to Canada or from Canada we alwayse make sure that we stay far, far away from any lain that has an Ohio Plate. So my point is that it is just as bad as having a DUI.

When do we set up the sting operation at Laguardia and JFK to nab Chavez, Mugabe, Castro, etc when they come to visit the UN?

Oh that's right!!! It's only a talking point if it's Bush.

Renart: Gated Community Organizer: Shaggy_C: I'm sure like most leftists they would have no problem shaking hands with Hugo Chavez or Fidel Castro, but the American President is far too evil to even allow to enter the nation without fear of arrest. Pathetic.

THIS

I can't speak for all leftists, but I find any leader who trashes the rule of law and uses torture abhorrent, whether it's Bush, Castro, Chavez, or Pinochet (who, it should be noted, had and has plenty of American right-wing defenders).

/The most significant political divide is between liberals libertarians and authoritarians, not left- and right-wingers.


-- Agree with you, just think that this fits better in today's vernacular.

--Not libertarian

--Never heard anyone defend Pinochet... ever.

Shaggy_C: tag would have been more appropriate. I'm sure like most leftists they would have no problem shaking hands with Hugo Chavez or Fidel Castro, but the American President is far too evil to even allow to enter the nation without fear of arrest. Pathetic.

meh I'm up for all three in prison, better yet all three in the same cell.

Hey, if Hitchens could do this, Bush ought to give it a try, too. They're somewhere around the same age.

Renart: /The most significant political divide is between liberals and authoritarians, not left- and right-wingers.

Never really was able to put it into words, but this is true, except I would say it's between authoritarians and everyone else...

Don't torture people.

The RCMP will treat him courteously unless he picks up a stapler... upon which time the mounties will Taser him to death, fearing for their own safety.

We don't train 'em so well up here.

Renart: I can't speak for all leftists, but I find any leader who trashes the rule of law and uses torture abhorrent, whether it's Bush, Castro, Chavez, or Pinochet



Hypothetically speaking. Who would you rather have torture you. Bush? Castro, Chavez, or Pinochet?

It is a hypothetical question...OK? You are going to be tortured, but you get to pick your confessor. Who of those four men do you want supervising it?

Johnny Savage: --Never heard anyone defend Pinochet... ever.

I have. When I was in college one of my professors was an ex-CIA agent who told stories about drinking with Pinochet. He said he was a nice guy, if completely off his rocker.

He was an evil bastard, but for a while he was OUR evil bastard.

Shaggy_C
DirkValentine

There's always one.

Also, supporters of that administration are treasonous, anti-American, brainwashed, racist, terror supporting fascists.

how'd you like them apples?

DarnoKonrad: Don't torture people.

Right on!

JohnBigBootay: They're not trying him numbnuts, just deciding if they want his kind inside their borders - that's their right you know. Oh, he doesn't get any representation? Does that bum you out?

If that's the case, than I have no problems with excluding every Canadian from entering the United States.