Shoe attack on president

[chisnpeke]

It's very disrespecful but at least President Bush had some humor about it.

 

[Mandy91]

ITA. It's a sign of disrespect, to our president AND to the citizens of our country.


I don't think its funny one bit.

 

[tinkerbell12]

I laugh because someone is throwing a shoe at another person.

I think it's serious because that is quite rude.

But then I laugh again because he has pretty sweet dodging skills.

And I realize that it's our president. And it shushes me up.

But it is kind of funny.

I mean any other ordinary person getting a shoe thrown at would be just as funny.
It just so happens that it's the Prez getting the shoe thrown at him.

 

[metsluva57]

Me and my mom love he how just ducked out of the way of the first shoe, and the guys aim was way of on the second shoe, and bush hardly flinched xD lol
ninja bush!!!
bush rocks :]

but i also though it was disrespectful to him and our country

 

[Babyjustrun]

I know it's so disrespectful.. but I laughed my butt off. I should be reading Romeo & Juliet, but Bush provides me with so much laughter.

I love sxephil's video about it.

But man can he duck!

 

[Shelton123]

Reminded me of the Flavor of Love reunion. Oh yeah, I went there.

Anyways that is pretty rude. I dislike the guy a lot (Bush), but I wouldn't throw a shoe at him if I had the chance.

 

[valeriesunshine]

I know it's so disrespectful.. but I laughed my butt off. I should be reading Romeo & Juliet, but Bush provides me with so much laughter.

I love sxephil's video about it.

But man can he duck!

We're all in the Matrix!

 

[gymnastgirlflips]

lol. I love his expressions though... I cant believe he threw a both of his shoes at him. Nice reflexes though, I would have gotten nailed in the face for sure

 

[JulielovesDisney]

I laughed so hard. I won't lie.
I don't care if it was disrespectful, it was freakin' hilarious!

 

[Disney Dork]

That was seriously one of the funniest things I have ever seen in my entire life.


I know it's disrespectful tho...but honestly? I don't really think I blame them much for being upset. I mean, what if someone came into our country, said the way WE did things was wrong and started changing it around? I wouldn't like it....so I really don't expect them to either. Sure, we may be doing it for all the 'right' reasons, but they may very well just think we need to mind our own buisiness and leave....and I don't blame them at all for that. I'd feel the same way.


But hey! At least he was fast! Maybe he should try out for baseball or something once he's out of office.

 

[wilmabride'sdaughter]

yea it is pretty disrespectful considering were trying to make their country better for them but appearently this guy didnt like the things bush was doing

Yeah it's pretty bad. I'm not too much of a fan of the presidents and politics and stuff but yeah i still wouldn't do that!

 

[Babyjustrun]

I might consider hiring him as my personal ninja when he's done being president.

 

[Aimbier31]

I laughed so hard. I won't lie.
I don't care if it was disrespectful, it was freakin' hilarious!

it was pretty hilarious and i mean even he laughed about it lol they should but bushes head on a ninja body lol dodging shoes lol ahh funny i really like how the guy next to him like tries to block it and misses lol he had no idea what was going on like why didnt he crouch behind the podium??

 

[DisGirlAllie]

I think it's extremely disrespectful and rude.
I am also thankful that our President can duck from incoming shoe attack.

 

[Fatphil32]

Not really funny to me. Just shows that no matter what you do, some people are too arrogant to change.

RON PAUL IN 2012!

 

[marypops!]

Anyone hear that an Afghan comedy show is replicating it, except the shoes hit him in the face?

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/wor...acked-Bush-to-star-in-Afghan-comedy-show.html

 

[Fatphil32]

Anyone hear that an Afghan comedy show is replicating it, except the shoes hit him in the face?

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/wor...acked-Bush-to-star-in-Afghan-comedy-show.html

Expect to see Saturday Night Live to do a little comedy skit off of it. They pray for this kind of stuff to happen.

 

[inlalaland]

ITA. It's a sign of disrespect, to our president AND to the citizens of our country.


I don't think its funny one bit.

 

[Axel]

I, for one, think it's hilarious.

I think that it was absolutely awesome and the guy that threw the shoes is my hero of the week.

He has every right to be pissed off at America (and thus Bush). We're in his country when we shouldn't be. We're trying to control it and mold it into a mini-model of the US. We're chasing a man across said country that is more than likely dead or hiding in any one of the other nations that would shelter him.

And for those of you saying that it's rude and disrespectful to do so, what about all of us Americans that burnt Saddaam's picture, wrote crude phrases on it, wished death on him, rejoiced at his hanging, call anybody Arab a "towel head"? We're just as disrespectful to them, just in a different way. But we're "America: The Perfect Nation. The Shining Palace on the Hill. The Beacon of Justice" so we never do anything wrong.

Seriously, it was one guy speaking his mind (or, you know, actually literally giving Bush what he had coming). If every paranoid, nationalist, close-minded American had a shot at Bin Laden, Saddaam or anyone else they didn't understand it'd get the same reaction your giving only the other way around. We'd be the ones saying "Here, here! This guy's great for giving that ******* whatfor! How dare he attack our country, killing innocent people!" and they'd be the ones going "How could they do that! That's so disrespectful!".

So yeah, that's why I think it's great.

 

[crazytp93]

I, for one, think it's hilarious.

I think that it was absolutely awesome and the guy that threw the shoes is my hero of the week.

He has every right to be pissed off at America (and thus Bush). We're in his country when we shouldn't be. We're trying to control it and mold it into a mini-model of the US. We're chasing a man across said country that is more than likely dead or hiding in any one of the other nations that would shelter him.

And for those of you saying that it's rude and disrespectful to do so, what about all of us Americans that burnt Saddaam's picture, wrote crude phrases on it, wished death on him, rejoiced at his hanging, call anybody Arab a "towel head"? We're just as disrespectful to them, just in a different way. But we're "America: The Perfect Nation. The Shining Palace on the Hill. The Beacon of Justice" so we never do anything wrong.

Seriously, it was one guy speaking his mind (or, you know, actually literally giving Bush what he had coming). If every paranoid, nationalist, close-minded American had a shot at Bin Laden, Saddaam or anyone else they didn't understand it'd get the same reaction your giving only the other way around. We'd be the ones saying "Here, here! This guy's great for giving that ******* whatfor! How dare he attack our country, killing innocent people!" and they'd be the ones going "How could they do that! That's so disrespectful!".

So yeah, that's why I think it's great.

Yes the shoe was thrown at Bush, but it was also sent as a message to America. Outside that meeting, people in support of that [shoe] guy were burning American flags.

That's directed towards YOU and ME.