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Re: Should we be concerned?
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Mon, 2 Jun 2003 05:30:06 GMT
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In lugnet.off-topic.debate, Scott Costello wrote:
Comeon froggy, I make no pretense about my ideology, but don't pretend not
to be anti-Bush, one merely has to browse a few of your past posts to find a
great deal of anger and disdain for this president. I would be suprised if
you could verbally say his name without spitting in disgust. There is a huge
difference between disagreeing with a mans politics and characterizing him
as an idiot.

Oh, I actively dislike Shrub.  I hope that is very clear, no dodging necessary.
I think he is the worst president we have had in my lifetime (which is to say
the last 40 years or so).  And I hope he is actually the idiot that I think he
may be -- if he is not, then we are in a great deal more trouble.  If Shrub is
unusually bright instead it also means that he is unusually manipulative and
self-serving to boot.  I am convinced that he has lied repeatedly to the
american people in service to an agenda that may have yet to fully reveal
itself.

In my not so humble opinion, agreeing with most of the foreign policy and
anti-terrorist mumbo jumbo forwarded by the present administration makes one
rather pointedly un-american -- I am dismayed that you can't see that from your
political perspective.  I see the loss of liberty very clearly.  And I am
vigilant of such things, as people like George Washington warned us american
citizens to be.

I am hard pressed to believe that a non-republican can defend this president's
lunacy as often as you seem to come to his defense.  But fine, you're not a
republican.  In a way that's worse: you are admitting to a kind of "treason"
against the spirit and letter of the U.S. constitution and you don't even rely
upon partisanship as an excuse.

-- Hop-Frog



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(...) I'm very much on the same lilly pad as Sir Frog here. I've become EXTREMELY uncomfortable in the years since I've watched the Bush dynasty flourish. It all makes a thinking American either very paranoid or disdainful of the American system's (...) (21 years ago, 2-Jun-03, to lugnet.off-topic.debate)
  Re: Should we be concerned?
 
Man if I don’t log on for just one day some of these posts just get buried by others. (...) I just had to address this statement. It actually reminded me of the way I felt about Clinton during his presidency. In 1992 when he was first elected I (...) (21 years ago, 4-Jun-03, to lugnet.off-topic.debate)

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(...) I need to remember to put my smily face when I am kidding. No I don't believe the sweeping generalization that all media is biased. My two favorite papers, the Orange county register and the San Bernadino Sun times are both right of center, (...) (21 years ago, 2-Jun-03, to lugnet.off-topic.debate)

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