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Let's All Wring Our Hands

by: Debra

The world is worried about Burma. Again. Just as it was obvious that the Bush administration had no intention of helping the drowning people of New Orleans, it's obvious that the junta in Burma is hoping, and actively preventing assistance, so that most of their citizens troublemakers perish in the aftermath also. While the world waits and discusses what to do, innocent men, women and children are dying by the minute. Like the crisis a few months ago didn't give everyone a clue as to how the junta would respond.

People are talking all kinds of smack because the Democratic Convention isn't locked up tighter than a black person with a stick up his ass months before the actual convention. Heaven forbid that every citizen have an opportunity to express their vote. Since I didn't really start paying attention to the conventions until Shirley Chisholm received 152 delegates in 1972 "in spite of hopeless odds", I am having a difficult time understanding why it is so important that Hillary drop out, we present a united front, yada, yada, yada. James Polk (POTUS #11) wasn't added until the eighth ballot. What are we? Sheep or Republicans? Ron Paul hasn't given up and the Republicans don't have their panties in a bunch. Whatever we are, we aren't being democratic, we are being autocratic. At the rate our democratic process is disappearing we might as well be Russia and let the Chimmpleton become Prime Minister. Oh, we don't have one of those in our Constitution? Well, we didn't have illegal search and seizures, ridiculous (unless you're a corporation) interpretations of eminent domain, torture or poll taxes before 2001 either. Speaking of traitors, NARAL can kiss my black ass. In Macy's window. At lunchtime.

I never thought I would dislike a candidate more than Bush, but Obama finds the one nerve that Bush missed. He can claim all the victory he wants, he will never be able to claim my vote. McCain will also never get my vote but I absolutely will not vote against my conscience just so a "Democrat" can win. Over 300 million people in America and we get these two boobs as a choice for president. I'd rather have a president with real ones. And we all know that isn't going to happen in my lifetime. According to the Death Clock that's at least seven more presidential elections. Isn't it odd how many female leaders there are in the world and we think their countries are backwards? Even the Vatican has an assistant Vice Minister. We're lucky we have female Governors. Equality is not a way of life in America. Sexually, racially, economically or representatively.

In a further continuation of Support The Troops, but only in your dreams, Bush will be the first President in history to veto benefits. This isn't really a surprise since he went to war with the military we had and not the one he wanted. But Blackwater is coming along and I'm sure things will work out the way he wants. Too bad about all those dead soldiers, their sad families and the all the brain injured vets who will be left as roadkill. Not in the country they were injured in, but in the country that supposedly supports them. How are the sales of those car magnets doing these days?

I haven't posted a joke in so long, so here is a clean one. What do you find on the inside of a clean nose?

Fingerprints.

People forget that Barry Cowsill was one of the victims of Bush's determination to let New Orleans drown.


Dangerous wasn't he?

Debsweb





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5 comments:

deb: no matter what anybody says. stay true to yourself and to your convictions. if you don't have a candidate you can support in good conscience, don't support anybody. i've often wished there was a simple "no" or "not one of these fucking assholes" option on the ballot.

do what you're comfortable with, after all, you're the one who has to live with yourself when it's all done. if that means taking an election off, by all means, go ahead and do so. i've done it myself when the prospect of voting for the least odious choice was more than i could bear.
by: Minstrel Boy (contact) - 18 May '08 - 14:43
I'm voting. There's plenty of local stuff on the ballot that is just as important as electing the next corporate shill. Besides my authority issues will not let me vote against my conscience or just vote to say that I did.

Six more months of this crap. Or so they say.
by: Debra (contact) - 18 May '08 - 15:38
What Minstrel says is right, Deb. Follow your conviction. While I don't really understand your reasoning, that could be simply because sometimes I have to have things spelled out to me.

Then, if I'm lucky, the lightbulb might come on.

I would really like to hear more on why you feel so strongly about this, you are articulate and make a good point, I'm mostly just a bit dim.

I have this nasty habit of looking for fireplugs when outside.

I should add that my favorites in this primary never had a snowflakes chance in hell, I liked Bill Richardson. Seemed to me to be intelligent and capable. I don't want a fearless leader that can do it all, I want a fucking functioning administration, with contributions from all elements of it.

That isn't asking too much. Or is it?
by: blackdog (contact) - 18 May '08 - 15:39
There is something about Obama that rubs me the wrong way. He and my middle brother look quite a bit alike and have the same attitudes, which really makes me worry. My brother ate food he hated for over ten years because he enjoyed watching me suffer and he would encourage my mom to make it by telling her how much he loved it. He didn't come clean until he was forty. Everybody in my family hated that meal but he would request it every week and Obama reminds me of those same tendencies. He is perfectly capable of subjugating his true desires in order to get what he wants. And what he wants is more than likely not what he says.

I don't trust him, I worry more about his agenda and think that there is a rude surprise in store for the nation. Either way, our nation is never going to be the same and it isn't going to be a change for the better. No matter what he says.

People who want to be president should be automatically disqualified. Laura Roslin is capable of doing a better job that the twenty some odd candidates we had at the beginning of the race. And I don't care if she is the last Cylon. Maybe.
by: Deb (contact) - 18 May '08 - 16:04

People who want to be president should be automatically disqualified.


you're in good company with that sentiment deb. washington, adams, and jefferson all believed that.
by: Minstrel Boy (contact) - 18 May '08 - 16:40



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