The REAL threat to Americans

[Professor S]

Originally Posted by Dylflon

That'll show us for killing yourselves.

We go to war to end the heart stopping practice of making Poutine, the deadliest substance on earth that tastes like cheesy dirt.

Mostly my post was to point out the silliness of even associating a terrorist act with the effects of poor diet and smoking. Aside from the fact that both kill, they have nothing in common.

Given their logic, you could compare 9/11 to SIDS, Auto Accident Deaths, Staph Infection Deaths, etc. Pretty much anything in which someone dies.

"The REAL threat to Americans: Old Age. It kills everyone... eventually"

Tactics like this only serve to cheapen both the fight against heart disease and terrorism, by making them both seem as small and tepid as those that created the message campaign this thread is based on.

[manasecret]

Originally Posted by Professor S

Tactics like this only serve to cheapen both the fight against heart disease and terrorism, by making them both seem as small and tepid as those that created the message campaign this thread is based on.

You know I agree. Something as important as the fight against heart disease shouldn't be compared to something as fruitless as the money pit known as the war on Iraq. I mean, terror.

[Professor S]

Originally Posted by manasecret

You know I agree. Something as important as the fight against heart disease shouldn't be compared to something as fruitless as the money pit known as the war on Iraq. I mean, terror.

Actually I was thinking that they were both very important, but for reasons that have nothing to do with one another. But the argument about the war on terror is for another thread... that we've already discussed about 4,000 times already.

[Dylflon]

We's gunna find us sum terror and den we's gunna shoot it wif our shotguuuns.

[Professor S]

Originally Posted by Dylflon

We's gunna find us sum terror and den we's gunna shoot it wif our shotguuuns.

I'm glad to see you've raised the intellectual level of the conversation...