Dubya hit the nail on the head.

Jul 13, 2016 4:16 PM

So he's smart now

I know where this is currently so no need to cry about it. I thought I'd make one that was a little more eye appealing and shareable.

It would have been nice if he learned that while in office or before

10 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 1

Good guy... Bush? what is this new trend?

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Well now a days, Next to Hillary and trump, most politicians seem like good guys

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"Now watch this drive" *hits golf ball* - Bush

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"Is our children learning"

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Can the font get any worse?

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wow, GWB has hired much better speech writers

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Kudos to the guy that wrote that for him.

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Actually a pretty good speech he gave at the memorial.

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I never thought I'd upvote W, but damn.

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I wonder who wrote that for him

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W was not fit for the task which had been given to him, but he could not see that until it was too late, and was surrounded by his users.

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"Except Muslims. They're all still terrorists. I'm George W. Buuuuuuuuuuuuuuush!"

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How many fucking times is this quote going to show up on imgur?!?!

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i still believe GW is a good person who wanted to be the president he campaigned as, but was turned into a scapegoat for dark interests

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Dubua's speech writers hit the nail on the head, though Dubya did manage to say it without sticking both his feet in his mouth (for once).

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You guys do know this was more than likely written by someone else...right?

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so a script writer read a fortune cookie........ bfd.

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Where are the WMDs? Did you like, judge other groups by their worst examples or something? Did you start a war based on best intentions? Hm?

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He made that decision based on what the best intelligence we had at the time, its really easy for kids to complain with 20/20 hindsight.

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too bad he didn't live by this philosophy with iraq and afghanistan

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You know, if he'd followed this advice 10 years ago...

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Yikes! 15 years ago!

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Feeling old yet?

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Yes. RATM's debut is almost 25 years old. Being 25 years old is a decade ago. Bizarre.

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I'm pretty sure nobody wrote that for him.

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I mean he did start two wars and leave the country basically on fire, but he did try his best.

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Umm clinton kinda started it with desert storm not bush

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Clinton definitely did some crap that contributed/led to the recession but it wasn't Desert Storm.

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Oh dear.

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!? Bush 41 was in office during desert storm. Clinton contribution to the modern disaster is forcing lenders into sub prime loans

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Black lies matter is a racist hate group, the real truth behind them is coming out

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FOOL ME ONCE, CAN'T GET FOOLED AGAIN!

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Strategery....

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Fool me once...shame on...shame on youuu... *Leans in. Look of panic.* You fool me you can't get fooled again.

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heh heh heh

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The first time I saw that I cried with laughter. I could see it going downhill but it ended worse than I could have imagined.

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I feel like he realized partway through that he couldn't be recorded saying "shame on me." The media would have a field day with that.

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"...so 9/11 was a" "shame on me."

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No need to specify Fam

10 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

You know, for the folks that aren't hip to it.

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"Fool me one time shame on you, fool me two times can't put the blame on you..."

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Fool me twice*

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Alright I've seen this like 4 times now. The quote was originally "We judge others by their actions and ourselves by our intentions" and 1/2

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"Da roof, da roof, da roof is on fire" -Dick Cheney

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"Bang, bang. He shot me down." - Harry Whittington

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Bush isn't the first to say it. Not to say he wasn't wrong in this case, but damn people, it was fucking Stephen M.R. Covey. 2/2

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It's because the timing if a major political figure, in a relevant situation.

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No, this is a very well known bias called the fundamental attribution error. Covey has never had a single original thought.

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I saw that while digging around, but I was looking for names. How old is the saying, exactly?

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It's not a saying as much as a description of a correspondence bias. The first clinical study on the subject I'm aware of was in the 60s.

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This has been posted multiple times already, WE GET IT

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This font gave me cancer

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AKA the Fundamental Attribution Error! I often think the world would be a much betterplace if more people knew basic Social Psychology.

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Alright. Bush didn't do 9/11 :)

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I would say 5/7

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;)

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Good guy LitteralyHitler

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He's a fucking WHITE MALE!

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No. An evil clock is good at least twice a day..or something like that..

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Somebody give this man an upvote

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Ron Paul, n-word.

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Let's not get too crazy!

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...alone

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Of course he did, but with the best intentions.

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Ha! Like we are supposed to believe LitteralyHitler! You probably helped with it!

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Cheney did.

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He was aiming for a quail

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Cheney did 9/11. Shotgun blast melt steel beams.

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*@NPCommentator found with mysterious shotgun wound to the face*

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I don't mean to be an alarmist but a black van has been sitting outside my house for the past six hours.

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Lol you dead

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Haha comE on guys Like cheney has the Pull to order a hit. i'M surE i'll be fine.

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Wow, that might be the only quote I've ever read of his that I agree with wholeheartedly. Weird.

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Not an original quote

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Bush was actually really good at distinguishing between terrorists and Muslims as a whole. The media never was, but Bush tried at least.

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The world is a strange place when we start quoting GWB for tolerance

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Remember us disliking him for incompetence rather than intolerance but whatevs

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Dubya actually said a few pretty poignant things over the years

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Even his idiotic statements, like "putting food on your family" were malapropisms, not hate-speech, like we have today with Mein Drumpf.

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Good to know. Not quite the same, but same idea.

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It's pretty important to the liberal narrative to make him evil just like Obama needs to be evil for the conservatives.

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I dont think Bush was ever labeled as evil, wildly incompetent, yea, but evil? Hitler? AntiChrist? No, thats reserved for Obama.

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people were demanding he be charged as a war criminal.

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Yea, but that wasnt the theme of his presidency, it was incompetence where as Obama opponents are hardlining the evil.

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I've seen both be labeled as both evil and incompetent. We could have literal Jesus running the US and there'd still be complaints.

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I meant more mainstream; Bush was seen as incompetent whereas Obama is just Hitler who kills old people and then takes away their guns.

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To be fair, he was a bit of a socialist

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I mean he literally started a war for his ego. The only narrative needed is the truth.

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Other than that, yanno, standard Republican president, not a cackling villain. But holy shit the man started a war. That weighs against him.

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He had a nation begging for blood so he gave it to them.

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The Afghanistan war made sense - there was actually some connection to 9/11 there, since it's where Osama was. Going to war in Iraq was a

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Is it odd that I miss the calm, steady, nuanced leadership of GWB compared to whatever the fuck we're getting in 6 months?

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NO. Never. I would take two terms of Clinton over a week of W. Bush. He was calm and steady alright but nuanced? No, not at all.

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What about starting two wars of choice says calm and steady?

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Calm and steady, sure. HE wasn't exactly nuanced.

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Bear in mind it's in comparison to Trump.

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The rosiest of goggles.

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fucking right?

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I think it's odd that you'd use the words "calm", "steady" and "nuanced" to describe the Bush administration.

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I have to imagine OP wasn't all that old. I remember GWB's presidency. Those words don't fit.

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You are the first person I've ever heard say nuanced in reference to GWB.

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Look at what we have coming in Jan 2017. Desperate times, what can I say?

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He and Obama both actually acted like presidents, not children like the two candidates we have now.

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White House Correspondents' Dinner has been lighthearted since it started in the 1920s. Presidents have been in on the joking since Ford.

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oh my god you actually thought that was real

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You do understand that he is unlikely to have just done that on the spot, right? It is all practiced and schedules. They knew the mic was

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going to drop. It was planned. You idiot.

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Did you get fooled by the Obama union address video? Lol

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He did it at the White House Correspondence Dinner didn't he?

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Although I believe the White House Correspondence Dinner is for that sort of joking.

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I'm not particularly sure you know what any of those words mean.

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I miss him even in comparison to what we have now

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I really don't think history will agree with that assessment.

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Ahh yes, the United States in 2008/2009, he truly left it in a good place

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You can't possibly blame the president for the recession back then. If anything the democratic congress had more blame with the economy.

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No, but to be fair, he can be clamed for the absurd expenses in a pointless invasion and the absolute chaos that was caused by it.

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I completely disagree. Hindsight is always 20/20 but we thought they had WMDs. Congress voted yes on the war. A lot of dems voted yes too.

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I am not saying there was no reason for what he did, but regardless, the outcome is negative and someone is to blame for it. I am not saying

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His administration regulated the finance industry the buck ultimately stopped with him

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De-regulated

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Either way his people were in charge and they clearly didn't see it coming. In fact they encouraged banks to make more loans

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Not sure nuanced is the correct word, even in comparison to Trumpleton.

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Wow.

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2 degrees from Yale and Harvard, could fly a jet, elected twice for Governor and President, but all you hear is how dumb he is.

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His mumbling metaphors did work against him.

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And the bias of the media, the new networks, late night shows, comedians...

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But let's be real here, when you come from a very wealthy political dynasty, none of that requires intelligence, so it's not any sort of

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evidence that he wasn't exactly the illiterate, coke-addled idiot he seemed to be at all times.

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You don't get to be a pilot cause your daddy said.... You have to earn that shit....

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So he's an illiterate coked-up idiot with one skill. Well, OK, two skills. He can start wars based on lies and never be tried for it.

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That was a deliberate plan. Made him much more electable. People who know him say he's super smart.

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I met him once and he seemed to be one of the most down to earth people I've ever met.

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Who?

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So lying us into a war of choice wasnt just him being Cheney's patsy? That's... not actually a good thing.

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How many Democrats in congress voted for the war? look it up.

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Mmm. Yeah, people who believe lies are just as guilty as the people who lie. I'd forgotten about that WAIT NO

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Plus he's a brilliant painter!

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Now, don't get me wrong when I say this, but so was Hitler.

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However I'm NOT comparing GWB to Hitler

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Hahaha GODWIN strikes again.

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At least he said what he thought instead of what someone wrote in a speech for him. I miss his presidency too. It wasn't that bad with him.

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Its amazing how hindsight is you know?

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How do you know he wrote that speech?

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He's had interviews where he would say something dim witted, and I'm sure he's had equally embarrassing speeches which sound like his words.

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All this from the same media that ignore gross malfeasance. GWB had his moments like we all do.

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Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, can't get fooled again.

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Dude has a genius IQ. Not many people know that

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Thank you! Most people just parrot what the liberal media tells them. Ignorant people are "useful idiots"

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I wasn't calling him a genius though. He may have the IQ but that test in of itself is flawed. Genius IQ does not automatically make you one

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Big difference between intelligent and articulate. And politics is perception.

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Well he did make the biggest US mistake since Vietnam.

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Not by himself, congress voted on that, including several democrats. Look it up!

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Sure but he supported the fake proofs.

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