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Re: Microsoft and IBM in secret plot?
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Wed, 15 Sep 2004 20:32:11 GMT
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In lugnet.off-topic.debate, David Koudys wrote:
> His record in office is identical to his past performances anywhere else. Yet
> he's ahead in the polls. So obviously it matters not about his past
> performance, his current performance, the American people aren't paying
> attention to any of that.
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> So what exactly are the Americans paying attention to?
Jeez, you Canadians don't know anything. Americans like Bush because "he keeps
us safe," "he's a likeable guy," and "he has strong morals and values."
All right, the real reasons are these: he has terrified most Americans into
believing that some dirty Arab will kill us all in our sleep unless Bush is in
office; he's successfully masqueraded as an amiable everyman despite his
family's generations of uber-wealthy privilege, and he has successfully postured
himself as a man of God despite his lifetime of excess and his complete
rejection of the Beatitudes, among other New Testament wisdom.
In short, a large number of Americans have irresponsibly based their conclusions
about Bush on the fabrications put forth by him, by his adminstration, and by
the very Bush-Friendly "Liberal" Media.
At this point, some mothercheney-er like O'Reilly would indignantly sputter "You
hear that, folks? Schuler thinks you're all stupid."
Well, not really. I don't think that people are organically stupid, but I think
that they often do not have the means or desire to undertake a thorough analysis
of the facts.
A thirty-year-old mom&pop land deal in Arkansas? That's worth spending millions
to investigate a President.
A thirty-year-old shirking of one's duty while others died for Bush's cowardice?
No way, we can't waste time on that--it's in the past, and we've got an
unwinnable War on Terra to win!
Dave!
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| (...) However, daily I read news items like -- (URL) mean, a person gets fired over a bumper sticker? I'm sure that if someone were to do some research, they'd find someone who may have been shown the door 'cause they had a 'Bush/Cheney' sticker on (...) (22 years ago, 16-Sep-04, to lugnet.off-topic.debate)
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| (...) In this case, repetition obviously doesn't teach the donkey-- Looking back at the companies that Dubya the Idiot was in charge of, looking at his record in the forces, and his personal life, a la cocaine and alcohol, and yet he still became (...) (22 years ago, 15-Sep-04, to lugnet.off-topic.debate)
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