jimitheretard
Member
I hesitate to jump into the middle of a playground riot with participants who cannot see beyond their team mascot, but you kids seem really attached to your donkeys and elephants and nobody wants to doubt that an elephant can suck a donkey up through his long nose but then the donkey can kick the snot out of the elephant's sinus... perhaps everyone needs a timeout.
In case you haven't noticed, the two parties are kinda like Coke and Pepsi. We are arguing about which one tastes better, when only someone addicted to the toxic waste in the can would be able to tell the difference. To a healthy individual, the difference is relatively unimportant. The effect of ingesting the poison is more important than the secret formula.
The present state of the economy, at least where I live, is bleak and I see no "good signs" of any upturn. I'll stick my optimistically realist neck out and say we've got at least another year of down. Some of you haven't experienced what some of us have; this marks the third year of economic slaughter in my industry with no sign of improvement. So what?
Little King Georgie didn't cause this any more than the Dalai Obama can solve it. The greatest problem we face is in our Congress! We are not being represented by either party. We are not being honestly and fairly represented by those who have sworn an oath to defend our Constitution. Beware! Bush was not a true conservative and Obama is not a true liberal. They and their constituents in government are true politicians, and as such, pose a grave threat to the security of our liberty.
We do not need politicians. We only need representatives. There are very few in government who represent the people. Why? Because political parties ultimately foster a self-preserving interest. BUT NOTICE- whenever there is a "bipartisan" policy adopted, we the people usually get killed in the deal. As long as they can filibuster and frustrate each other, we are usually safe from their manic spending habits. But when they start coming together in a united cause against a bogey man, look-out.
Get real, boys! Stop fighting over who tastes better or is less fillling. You need anti-oxidants, or maybe even some prune juice or castor oil.
I do love you guys,
JtheR
P.S. I believe Thomas Jefferson said, "When the people are afraid of the government, that is tyranny. When the government is afraid of the people, that is liberty."
Won't you please stop being proud of your elephants and donkeys and be very afraid with me? I'm thinking maybe we need a new mascot, like a sheep or a bunny rabbit; something the folks we select to govern us will learn to be vewy afwaid of...
In case you haven't noticed, the two parties are kinda like Coke and Pepsi. We are arguing about which one tastes better, when only someone addicted to the toxic waste in the can would be able to tell the difference. To a healthy individual, the difference is relatively unimportant. The effect of ingesting the poison is more important than the secret formula.
The present state of the economy, at least where I live, is bleak and I see no "good signs" of any upturn. I'll stick my optimistically realist neck out and say we've got at least another year of down. Some of you haven't experienced what some of us have; this marks the third year of economic slaughter in my industry with no sign of improvement. So what?
Little King Georgie didn't cause this any more than the Dalai Obama can solve it. The greatest problem we face is in our Congress! We are not being represented by either party. We are not being honestly and fairly represented by those who have sworn an oath to defend our Constitution. Beware! Bush was not a true conservative and Obama is not a true liberal. They and their constituents in government are true politicians, and as such, pose a grave threat to the security of our liberty.
We do not need politicians. We only need representatives. There are very few in government who represent the people. Why? Because political parties ultimately foster a self-preserving interest. BUT NOTICE- whenever there is a "bipartisan" policy adopted, we the people usually get killed in the deal. As long as they can filibuster and frustrate each other, we are usually safe from their manic spending habits. But when they start coming together in a united cause against a bogey man, look-out.
Get real, boys! Stop fighting over who tastes better or is less fillling. You need anti-oxidants, or maybe even some prune juice or castor oil.
I do love you guys,
JtheR
P.S. I believe Thomas Jefferson said, "When the people are afraid of the government, that is tyranny. When the government is afraid of the people, that is liberty."
Won't you please stop being proud of your elephants and donkeys and be very afraid with me? I'm thinking maybe we need a new mascot, like a sheep or a bunny rabbit; something the folks we select to govern us will learn to be vewy afwaid of...