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Re: Should we be concerned?
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Mon, 2 Jun 2003 08:21:11 GMT
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In lugnet.off-topic.debate, Richard Marchetti wrote:
> 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.
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> 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.
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> 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.
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> 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
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 spiral downward. I don't think the founders
of this nation would be pleased, as I am not. Things just look far too sinister
to me.
The only good Bush,
Is a Burning Bush.
So sayith brother Moses.
-Aaron-
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| (...) 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 (...) (21 years ago, 2-Jun-03, to lugnet.off-topic.debate)
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