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On Mon, 28 Jul 2008 23:45:31 -0700, "Capt. JG"
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"Capt. JG" wrote in message
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"Stephen Trapani" wrote in message
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Capt. JG wrote:
"Stephen Trapani" wrote in message
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Capt. JG wrote:
Because it's not all about me or you or likely anyone who's on this
newsgroup.
Then why did you ask if I like the way things have gone the last
eight
years? I personally have absolutely nothing to complain about and
apparently neither do you.

So, you don't mind if people suffer. Got it.

Nope, you missed it. Seems you don't want to understand another point
of
view. In case I'm wrong about that: We each have to look around at our
own environment as a major part of how we evaluate how the world is
going. This evaluation is the only one not relying on second hand
information and the only one we are direct witness to, hence is the
most
reliable. You directly asked me about how I thought things have been,
so
I answered with this direct evidence. Do you think this evidence from
my
life and yours doesn't matter?

Nope. Didn't miss it. You missed it. You're relatively privilaged.
People
who aren't are suffering and you don't care. This is the point. I know
it's difficult for you, so don't sweat it.


It's about the suffering going on due to Bush's insolence and
corruption. I'm sick of his pandering to the right-wing religious
nuts
who want gov't to stay out of their lives, but who want to turn this
into a religious/fascist/fundamentalist state of their own design,
but
not that dissimilar to the Taliban.
Haven't seen a bit of this. Has the govt been getting more into your
life lately? This struggle has gone on at the fringes for as long as
I
can remember. Nothing new.

In your mind, nothing is new. Got it.

In my life as an American citizen there has been no more interference
than ever. This also holds true for all my friends and anyone I know
who
I've questioned, including you, apparently.

I guess you never fly or drive or use the phone or use the Internet.
And,
best of all, neither do your friends! LOL


I'm sick of him starting and then perpetuating a war of choice
(Iraq)
vs. one of necessity (Afganistan) and lying about it the whole time.
Everyone thought Iraq had WMDs, not just Bush. There was no lying.

BS. He lied, Cheney lied, and Powel went along with it. Everyone?
Really?

Well, the vote in Congress was, what, 400 to 1 to go to war? Close
enough.

Congress? Really? I thought it was the Senate... 77 to 23. Get your
facts
straight. You look foolish when you make things up and you're not Dick
Cheney. Well, he looks pretty foolish too!


I forgot about the House... they approved the identical resolution 296 to
133. Not exactly 400 to 1 is it. So I guess at least a few people weren't
fooled by Bu****.

Don't overlook what happened in the next election following that vote. So
many
of the idiots who voted for the war were sent packing, it changed the
balance of
Congress, which had been tightly held by the Republicans for quite some
time.
Apparently a majority of THE PEOPLE who own the joint, disagreed with that
vote.




True, but unfortunately, the new people are much like the old people. Sounds
like a Who concert.


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