5 Jul
2001
5 Jul
'01
1:31 a.m.
We saw exactly how partisan the Supreme court was. And how elections
of our alledged choices are bought and sold like so much raw meat
on the chicago merck. I voted for none of the ruling party, The
only way to solve this problem involves much blood and gunpowder
and won't happen till the economy tanks in a major way.
Sorry, very very sorry.
Jim D.
Chuck McManis wrote:
The 4th of July in America has degenerated into a
big hypocritical
joke. People are out celebrating just to celebrate, not giving a damn
about the revolution and related ideas that they're supposedly
celebrating. Our pea-brained, tax-hungry, freedom and liberty opposed
politicians have the audacity to ride in 4th of July parades where
foolish people cheer them on instead of booing them and tossing rotten
eggs, or worse, at them.
Did it occur to anyone that perhaps there is an ongoing effort at perhaps
enhancing this point of view? Many wars are fought with guns and bombs and
people's lives, some wars are fought with lies. The United States has been
in a state of perhaps undeclared war for some time with a group of people
who are trying to pervert the ideas of the fundamental principles of the US
constitution. The Constitutional preamble starts "We the people..." not
"We
the politicians..." for good reason. Anyway, it isn't Classic Computers so
it doesn't belong here. But the war is real, we saw an interesting battle
in November did we not?
--Chuck