Wheel, you tell people to not bring up ex-presidents (i.e. W) yet you dredge up BS on an ex-president that has been dead for fifty years. Let it go.

Buckwheat wrote:

when did I ever say not to bring up ex-presidents ?:-k

wheelrite wrote:

Wednesday, June 8, 2011. 6:45 PM

teedubbya wrote:

There are no comparisons!
And piss-poor timing a couple days after Memorial Day!
Hitler was not attracted to or comfortable with women. - Kennedy did Marilyn Monroe.
Hitler killed millions of Jews. - Kennedy put us in space.

And more folks should remember Kennedy's Inaugural address "... ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country."
Hitler asked "Can you smell gas?"

cacman wrote:

How much money did Hitlers dad make on bootleg liquor?

ZRX1200 wrote:

Wait, I've got it. Prescott Bush funded them both.

Brewha wrote:

There are no comparisons!
And piss-poor timing a couple days after Memorial Day!
Hitler was not attracted to or comfortable with women. - Kennedy did Marilyn Monroe.
Hitler killed millions of Jews. - Kennedy put us in space.

And more folks should remember Kennedy's Inaugural address "... ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country."
Hitler asked "Can you smell gas?"

cacman wrote:

Hitler? Or Wheel?

teedubbya wrote:

Not only Jews, but gypsies, gays and some catholics too, among others.

And, while he did not use gas cambers, his war killed hundreds of thousands -if not millions- of soldiers and citizens.

Probably the most despicable human being in modern history

rfenst wrote:

That's pretty funny. In our time Kennedy (WWII Vet, believed in social and individual responsibility) would probably be labeled a conservative or at least a libertarian. Most democrats where pretty conservative compared to today's democrats and even some of today's republicans. The democrats were taken down by Johnson's Great Society and his civil rights programs. They cost the democrats the southern vote. I know that Johnson was pretty much just finishing what Kennedy had in the works but if there was high water mark for Liberalism it was under Johnson. JMO for what it is worth. 🌫

Buckwheat wrote:

When in office Kennnedy was revered, revisionism (is that a word) is no more than taking cheap shots.

frankj1 wrote:

+1

rfenst wrote:

Not that I care to seriously enter this "debate", but when in office, a whole lotta folks in Germany thought a lot about Hitler, too.

Wheel just fired up this entire thread as a mis-direction so you didn't notice he was charging you extra for undercoating, floor mats, and the clear coat finish protector.
\:d/

snowwolf777 wrote:

WAIT! I have got it!

All three of them were shorter in real life than you would guess!



I mean both of them.
Sorry Wheel, I was thinking of someone else . . . .

Brewha wrote: