mistyhawk19 said:So, who was it heading south again? Toward Venice? Was he traveling with Karl Rove? Or maybe Frank? Or someone else entirely? I find it hard to believe he went alone—he’s hardly known for his courage—but he made the trip nonetheless. Frank headed out toward Central Park, though he wasn't exactly sailing through life.
And despite being such a coward, he actually had the nerve to speak his mind back then. If he had spent all his time sucking up to the powers that be, he’d probably be just as much of a sycophant today.
Listen, you absolute moron: Clinton was heading south, acting as the President of the entire USSR! Do you honestly think it would have played well if the US Army started taking shots at their own Commander-in-Chief—especially while they were busy "convincing the rest of the world" that they weren't doing a damn thing or attacking anyone? Don't be an idiot. You've kept your mouth shut this long, so why start now? He was practically alone—maybe a few hundred people from all walks of life were around him, but that's it!
And Frank went straight to the front lines in the middle of a war—do I really need to list his exploits, or can someone in your neighborhood tell you what he's capable of?
Those few sentences of yours really highlighted just how clueless you are. You're better off sticking to mixing cement and daydreaming about those Canadians who didn't rob their own country—unlike... well, unlike whom was it again?