Do you hate or like G.Bush and why?
457877
Dislike intensely. I do not think he is trustworthy at all. I think he has lined the pockets of his friends (Halliburton!) at the expense of the middle-class. I think he is a big international bully; if other countries did some of the things Bush as ordered done, like invade another country without the support of the UN, Bush would have invaded them, too.  I also find it offensive how Bush and the rest of the Administration think the public are a bunch of sheep--- really, a $100 gas check, but I have to say it is OK to drill in the Alaskan Wildlife Preserve? What kind of deal is that? And how dumb do you think I am, if you think I would accept that?\n\n I think we need to break the Republican stranglehold on power in the upcoming elections.  And I voted, like I always do.  So I am allowed to complain!
1145109
i don't think world loves bush\ni don't like him and so don't the majority of people in this earth\nwho will like him if his hobby is attacking and occupying other country
251256
Please, read the questions that have already been answered first, instead of asking the same thing over and over.\nI will copy-paste my response to a similar question some days ago...\n\n"I hate Bush because:\n\n1 - He got elected despite having around 500,000 votes less than Gore, what makes him illegitimate and undemocratic.\n2 - He lied to the international community when he said that Iraq had WMDs, invading said country under false pretenses and without the support of the UN, or most of the international community, acting like the president of a rogue state, and doing so to be able to expand his lobbysts' (Halliburton, Lockheed-Martin, oil multinationals, etc.) economic interests in said country.\n3 - His economic policy of tax cuts is creating a situation of permament boom in the US economy, what in consequence makes the US deficit to grow larger everyday, causing the Dollar to devaluate and increasing US economic dependency with China. This situation will eventually cause the US economy to crash, when the Chinese can't finance the ever-growing US deficit anymore by buying dollars and the american economy enters in a bust cycle, thanks to skyrocketing unemployment and a low savings rate.\n4 - I don't live in the US, but as far as I know, he's also destroying the American school system, cutting taxes mostly for the rich, and allowing all US companies to close their factories and outsource all their labour production to sweatshops in Asia, effectively causing a rise in unemployment and a slow de-industrialization of the US mainland.\n5 - He has continued the American hypocritical policy on the Middle East by supporting dictatorial governments in Uzbekistan, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the UAE and many others, just because these governments bow to western bussiness interests.\n6 - All oil wells in Iraq are operational, yet many large Iraqui cities remain without drinking water.\n7 - He initiated, under largely exaggerated or distorted pretenses (like portraying Al-Qaeda as a unified terrorist organization, which is a lie, since Al-Qaeda is just a political front that sponsors many small terrorist cells independent from each other), the so-called "War on Terror", which has served as an excuse for both western government to restrict civil rights (the patriot act, domesting evesdropping, shoot-to-kill policies in the UK), and for the Chinese government to crack down on Ughiur resistance. (Ughiur people are from East Turkestan, a country China invaded and brutally anexed in the 1950's, and whose people are now being persecuted under the false label of 'terrorists').\n8 - His policies in Iraq, the Middle East and elsewhere have actually helped to increase terrorism, not to reduce it.\n9 - His agressive foreign policy has propped rogue states like North Korea or Iran to adquire nuclear weapons, as a buffer from possible US agression against them.\n10 - For the fact that he is an alcoholic, a murderer, and a dumb person that has only risen to such high position thanks to his money, contacts, family and background.\n11 - Because, for all the reasons stated above, he has shown to be a puppet of US bussiness interests and large corporations.  "\n\nI hope those are enough reasons.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nALSO: To the user who posted above me, who claims that \n"Bush and Blair want to destroy the 'bad guys' before they have a chance to do anything",\nI ask you...Why does the Bush administration support the dictatorships in Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Qatar, then?\nAren't those 'bad guys' too? Or do you seriously believe that there are "good dictatorships" and "bad dictatorships"?\n\nIf Saddam was always evil, then why did the US supported him during the 1980's? Why did the US consider itself an ally of Saddam Hussein when he was gassing the Kurds in the 1980's?\nWhy did the US position change, coincidentally after Hussein decided to national
723229
i hate him alot 2 becuz he goes and reads wut ppl write n talk about and that goes against the declaration or w/e. bush p.i.s.s.e.s me off and he was only elected becuz his dad was a good prez(from wut i heard) but i cant stand bush....we shouldnt be in war and he makes no sense....him being prez is b.u.l.l.s.h.i.t
965942
That's not a bad question, it is true the being the leader of the free world, is let's just say---ummm, stressful.  There is no way I could do it, nor would I want to.  There are many reasons that I dislike this particular president.  If you want your mind opened a bit, watch this video:  http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7218920724339766288&q=loose+change\n\nIt will change your opinion on him and his policies, I can almost guarantee it.\n\nI'm not anti-american, I'm just pro-democracy and informed choice.
50696
I don't HATE either one... but I LIKE BUSH.
447983
I, personally, don't like him. He has a very intimidating look about him and kinda strange. But to each his/her own!
662611
I don't hate him.  Actually, I think he is just superior for the way he has handled all of these half-ass comments with no basis.  God bless the President of the United States!
1133905
No I don't like president Bush. It's not him as a person. It is him as a leader.  Maybe he believes in God, and wants to save unborn babies.  Maybe he is otherwise a great guy but that doesn't mean he knows what he is doing in the way of leading a country.  Perhaps Bush coveted ,only, the idea of being president.  He wanted to follow in his daddy's footsteps, and be a great and powerful man.  Now he has what he wanted and doesn't know what to do with it.  He's like a teenager who just got his license and now wants to drive everywhere for no reason at all except for the fact that he CAN.  He figured "Well,... I have all this military power at my disposal.  I want to have some fun with it before I go".  Like a little excited kid playing make believe with the nation. His motives aren't as much for the good of the world as they are for is own childish enjoyment.  Sadly many Americans bought into him.  People have always had problems with Americans and probably always will, but with George W. Bush the world really has lost what respect it had for the U.S.
1167513
This question is too vague.\n\nObviously you do not like our current president.\n\nI voted for George W. Bush twice and think he is a wonderful president.
386868
I also like him, he is not a pansy like we would have been stuck with if that other idiot would have gone into office, I can say I dont always agree with Bush, but for the most part I like him, and I wish people would just shut the hell up, or get the hell out of my country.
242471
I'm not George Bush fan, but thanks nonetheless for this question.   Hopefully, some of those who are blinded by their hatred will learn to "simmah down" a little.  To be credible with criticism, you've got to maintain perspective.  I see some have already succombed to temptation, and demonstrated that they can't operate within the constraints of the question . . . sad really.\n\nMuch as I find to dislike about him, I also do find some good things.  He is willing to stick to his principles, even when he fully knows it is politically unpopular.  He has tried (unsuccessfully) to change the poisonous atmosphere in D.C.   He has complimented Clinton, minimized the attention placed on the Clinton destruction and plundering of the White House when they left, made real outreach to include Kennedy, Hillary, and other opponents.  All of which has been reciprocated by nastiness.   As you point out, he is a stellar role model for fitness.  And if you admire his wife Laura, as I do, you have to consider that she chose him for her husband: a pretty powerful endorsement.
939754
Why do we hate George W Bush? How long have you got?\n\nTake the war with Iraq. Iraq had nothing to do with 911. Iraq posed no threat to the west. Iraq had no links with international terrorism. Iraq had no WMDs left. The UN would not sanction a war with Iraq, but Bush pushed ahead, seemingly wanting war at any cost.\n\nUnfortunately for us Brits, in his search for some kind of international acceptability for the illegal war, Britain joined in. This had nothing to do with the wishes of the British people , and everything to do with the politcal aspirations of Tony Blair wanting to be remembered for something more than failed domestic policies.\n\nBy providing the international acceptability for the Iraq war, Britain has taken needless military casualties and has also presented herself as a prime target for international terrorists, as demonstrated by the London bombings.\n\nQuite what Britain has actually got back from this "special relationship" is unclear. Virtually all the reconstruction projects in Iraq were awarded to US companies, and I see no other payoffs to have made the British support worthwhile.\n\nThe Iraq war has destabilised the Middle East, destroyed a country, and opened it up to previously unknown international terrorism. \n\nAnd all this because of George W Bush's ego?\n\nIn short, George W has made the world a far more dangerous place to live, and has dragged Britain to the forefront of the prime targets for Islamic extemist terrorism. This is why we hate him.\n\n(As a slight aside, well done on the reference to British, rather than English. One slight point of critique, however. I know we have a reputation for liking our tea, but still we spell British with just the one T!)
864341
Ummmmmm possibly.\n\nI hate Bush. I hate him I hate him I hate him.
446041
Nope.  I don't and never did like the boy-bush; didn't like his daddy, either.\nI was acquainted with him, the boy, when I was in college at Texas Tech and his good friend was the crown-prince of Iran, son of the Shah, Reisa (mot sure about the spelling but knew him)Pahlavi.  The prince was taking flying lessons in Lubbock, TX and, his name was not Bin Laden;  it was Pahlavi.  \nThis plan to go to war with Iraq on the part of the idiot-in-chief was not started on 9/11..;  he began rallying Reps for this this long before then.  Bin Laden has nothing to do with Iraq except in his hatred of Iraqis..along with Bush.  They have much more in common that you would think!\n\nApr. 27th.. go get that idiot conservative!  Someone's got to stand up to these blathering idiots, after all!  Obviously, with the reps in congress unwilling to pass or even consider ANYTHING if proposed by a Dem or INdy, this country will continue to go to he11 in a handbasket...
293180
As much as I dislike George Bush I would have to say in order. \nHitler\nStalin\nGeorge
1034463
BUsh is not my fav person ...but please do you know much about Hitler if you did you would not make that comment .