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(47,537 posts) Sun Oct 20, 2013, 08:43 PM Oct 2013

That SOB Cheney - never changed. So arrogant in the "60 Minutes"

interview and... I may have missed it but did not hear him at least thanking the family of the donor of his new heart.

Thank you, Sanjay Gupta for at least referring him at the end as Darth Vader. Cheney did not even pretend to ask "huh?"

And, of course, never a word about the man from the street who would have long been dead by now, without the access to all the medical marvels that Cheney had.

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That SOB Cheney - never changed. So arrogant in the "60 Minutes" (Original Post) question everything Oct 2013 OP

evil arrogance. spanone Oct 2013 #1

Interesting mainstreetonce Oct 2013 #2

unfortunately, there is no hell for him. nt Deep13 Oct 2013 #3

He is in hell now. pangaia Oct 2013 #5

Sociopaths and other self-entitled people don't feel guilt. Deep13 Oct 2013 #16

the fucker looks awful good - must have got some poor young guy's heart lunasun Oct 2013 #4

Actually, it was his doctor, Cooley, of all people question everything Oct 2013 #6

He is a worthless POS. Rex Oct 2013 #7

He helped author the rule book SaveAmerica Oct 2013 #19

Thank them? He shot his "friend" in the face BlueToTheBone Oct 2013 #8

He came across as a very cold man! ... JEFF9K Oct 2013 #9

In a sane society he would have been met with US Marshals as he left the studio, read his sabrina 1 Oct 2013 #10

In a sane (just, fair, decent) society he would have been in prison for several years now. Solly Mack Oct 2013 #12

True, you are correct. At one time I thought it was possible. But sadly we were set straight sabrina 1 Oct 2013 #14

People act as if their crimes were just so long ago that it no longer matters. Solly Mack Oct 2013 #15

R#4 & K for, has lived his life on the public teat, multiple exclusions from the Draft, UTUSN Oct 2013 #11

The damn Cybernedick just won't go away. NuclearDem Oct 2013 #13

He'll be remembered as one of the major villains of U.S. history. Arugula Latte Oct 2013 #17

I'm listening too it now ismnotwasm Oct 2013 #18

fucker should be in prison! gopiscrap Oct 2013 #20

spanone

(135,886 posts)

1. evil arrogance.

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Sun Oct 20, 2013, 08:45 PM

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mainstreetonce

(4,178 posts)

2. Interesting

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Sun Oct 20, 2013, 08:46 PM

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The first medical reports in 2000 were a total lie and he has no shame about admitting that.

Deep13

(39,154 posts)

3. unfortunately, there is no hell for him. nt

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Sun Oct 20, 2013, 08:47 PM

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pangaia

(24,324 posts)

5. He is in hell now.

Reply to Deep13 (Reply #3)

Sun Oct 20, 2013, 08:54 PM

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Can you imagine the destruction to his psyche caused by all the hatred and negativity directed toward him from all over the world?
He may not know it affects him, but it certainly does.
And his karma is not good... He will pay...

Deep13

(39,154 posts)

16. Sociopaths and other self-entitled people don't feel guilt.

Reply to pangaia (Reply #5)

Sun Oct 20, 2013, 10:34 PM

Oct 2013

I'm afraid he'll die confident that he did the right thing. Not that it matters now.

lunasun

(21,646 posts)

4. the fucker looks awful good - must have got some poor young guy's heart

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Sun Oct 20, 2013, 08:50 PM

Oct 2013

Said he lied about health to get VP it sounded like
( i was multi tasking so in the background but he is a liar we know )

question everything

(47,537 posts)

6. Actually, it was his doctor, Cooley, of all people

Reply to lunasun (Reply #4)

Sun Oct 20, 2013, 09:21 PM

Oct 2013

who said that his heart was fine, no problem. And when Gupta pressed him on he said something like - hey complain to Cooley..

Rex

(65,616 posts)

7. He is a worthless POS.

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Sun Oct 20, 2013, 09:26 PM

Oct 2013

He is a very lucky man to be born in a time when corruption and greed are the rule in D.C.

SaveAmerica

(5,342 posts)

19. He helped author the rule book

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Sun Oct 20, 2013, 10:41 PM

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BlueToTheBone

(3,747 posts)

8. Thank them? He shot his "friend" in the face

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Sun Oct 20, 2013, 09:34 PM

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and made him apologize. Why should he thank anyone? The f*ing peon owed him that heart.

Dick Cheney is naked evil. He is not the least bit banal. He is just dripping, oozing evil.

JEFF9K

(1,935 posts)

9. He came across as a very cold man! ...

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Sun Oct 20, 2013, 09:44 PM

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Also admitted to authorizing torture.

sabrina 1

(62,325 posts)

10. In a sane society he would have been met with US Marshals as he left the studio, read his

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Sun Oct 20, 2013, 10:00 PM

Oct 2013

rights, arrested and taken to the nearest jail for processing. Being that he has accumulated so much money mostly blood money, he could probably bail himself out while he awaited trial on charges of war crimes, lying the US into war, torture, which he has not just admitted to but boasted about, shown no remorse for and demonstrated the pathological nature of his psyche.

Why he is being interviewed is beyond me. His approval ratings MAY be as low as Congress' and if we were a country that respected the rule of law, he would have been convicted of all of his crimes long ago and we would not be subjected to the constant reminder of what evil morons took control of this country in 2000.

The only positive thing about his survival is that he may yet live to be held accountable for his crimes against humanity.

Solly Mack

(90,787 posts)

12. In a sane (just, fair, decent) society he would have been in prison for several years now.

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Sun Oct 20, 2013, 10:12 PM

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sabrina 1

(62,325 posts)

14. True, you are correct. At one time I thought it was possible. But sadly we were set straight

Reply to Solly Mack (Reply #12)

Sun Oct 20, 2013, 10:22 PM

Oct 2013

about any notion of applying the rule of law to our very own war criminals.

Solly Mack

(90,787 posts)

15. People act as if their crimes were just so long ago that it no longer matters.

Reply to sabrina 1 (Reply #14)

Sun Oct 20, 2013, 10:26 PM

Oct 2013

As if it's just too late for justice.

It's sickening.

UTUSN

(70,744 posts)

11. R#4 & K for, has lived his life on the public teat, multiple exclusions from the Draft,

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Sun Oct 20, 2013, 10:07 PM

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whatever

NuclearDem

(16,184 posts)

13. The damn Cybernedick just won't go away.

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Sun Oct 20, 2013, 10:20 PM

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Arugula Latte

(50,566 posts)

17. He'll be remembered as one of the major villains of U.S. history.

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Sun Oct 20, 2013, 10:36 PM

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ismnotwasm

(42,014 posts)

18. I'm listening too it now

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Sun Oct 20, 2013, 10:38 PM

Oct 2013

I could just scream. That motherfucker had the best of medical care his whole life or he would have been dead.

What a pig--making sure his own life has been saved while killing others in wars

gopiscrap

(23,765 posts)

20. fucker should be in prison!

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Sun Oct 20, 2013, 10:43 PM

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