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Re: An interesting find
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Wed, 19 Mar 2003 23:46:08 GMT
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In lugnet.off-topic.debate, Dave Schuler writes:
> In lugnet.off-topic.debate, John Neal writes:
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> > Choosing Bush's inaugural date came off to me as
> > more sour grapes.
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> No, if I'd chosen 9/11/01, you'd likely have inferred it to be a claim
> that al Qaeda was responsible for trashing the bill of rights. And it's not
> sour grapes, by the way--the actions of Jeb and Harris prior to the 2000
> election, not to mention the direct denial of voting rights to many Florida
> citizens (most of whom are registered Democrat or were likely to vote
> democrat) is, if we examine the demographics, a scandalous affront not to
> the bill of rights itself, but certainly at the very least to the 14th and
> 15th Amendments, and arguably the 19th and 26th.
Not to mention the entire "American way of life."
It can't be sour grapes for me. I hate Gore. During the election, after the
primaries were over and all the qualified candidates had been ruled out, I
hoped that our esteemed president would win. I wanted the Clinton heritage
gone -- wiped from the face of our government. I didn't vote for him, I
couldn't bring myself to that extreme, but I did hope it would be Gush instead
of Bore.
But I am continually disgusted with the usurper. Not just because he is an
imbecile, but because his daddy and friends masterminded the theft of the last
scrap of our heritage that was worth keeping. Now we have nothing. Being an
American is an empty claim.
It's not sour grapes. It's just wrong. I kept an 8x10 of Ron and Nancy in my
highschool locker in the 80s. I'm not some fourth generation Democrat. It's
just wrong. It will always be wrong. We should be dragging the usurper into
the street and stoning him and all his cronies to death. But instead we're
swirling Jiffy-Pop on our new flat-topped stove with CNN in the background
while getting ready to sit in our $200 office chair to read the internet.
Things are not right.
We are lost.
And Richard's colorful Great North American Game Preserve is truer every day.
Chris
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| (...) No, if I'd chosen 9/11/01, you'd likely have inferred it to be a claim that al Qaeda was responsible for trashing the bill of rights. And it's not sour grapes, by the way--the actions of Jeb and Harris prior to the 2000 election, not to (...) (22 years ago, 19-Mar-03, to lugnet.off-topic.debate)
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