On Wed, 15 Apr 2009 18:01:00 -0400, Johnson
wrote:

jps wrote:


Is the apocalypse coming? Is your arsenal in tip top shape and ready
to kill the non-believers?

Ah, you confirm what I have written. You confirm that righties,
christians, conservatives, and peasants -- essentially everyone who
disagrees with you -- own guns to "kill the non-believers".


You sound like a loon who
thinks he's there to protect the country if Stalin shows up for a
midnight raid.

Harry's already got that covered with his one pistol. I feel safe like you.

Johnson

Yes, an I'm looking foward to armeggeddon when my soul will be set
free by the armed Xtian militia killing for Jesus, our lord and
savior. Why wouldn't such drivel frighten anyone who doesn't believe
such fanstasies while fellow citizen have a freakin' cow about
evolution? Those people are scary. Burn the books! Which books?
"The ones that are corrupting our kids in school that teach
evolution!"

I have seen no suggestion of a tyrannnical government, apart from
outlawing abortion and the right for a terminally ill person to choose
when their life should end and warrentless spying. I have serious
questions about which victimless crimes should be done away with since
I've witnessed the ravages of drug addiction.

I have witnessed plenty of domestic regligious and cultural fanatics
whose antics compare with any the Taliban or Militant Muslims may
field.

While most of the tea party fanatics are anti-tax libertarians, there
are some who resemble the freemen movement in Idaho. They thought
they could start their own banks and print their own currency and
violate valid contracts since they were a soveriegn nation unto
themselves -- US Law didn't apply.

Those ****ers are insane.

BTW, I have plenty of friends who are Republcans who also thing the
religious zealots and cultural luddites are scary people and GW Bush
was a horrible steward for the country. So no, I don't group everyone
together. My Republican friends walk the walk and I respect them for
it. It's too bad their party is so ****ed up.

jps wrote:

BTW, I have plenty of friends who are Republcans who also thing the
religious zealots and cultural luddites are scary people and GW Bush
was a horrible steward for the country. So no, I don't group everyone
together. My Republican friends walk the walk and I respect them for
it.


I didn't realize you could pedal backwards. Good job!

Johnson

On Thu, 16 Apr 2009 11:23:25 -0400, Johnson
wrote:

jps wrote:

BTW, I have plenty of friends who are Republcans who also thing the
religious zealots and cultural luddites are scary people and GW Bush
was a horrible steward for the country. So no, I don't group everyone
together. My Republican friends walk the walk and I respect them for
it.


I didn't realize you could pedal backwards. Good job!

Johnson

There are a good many more Republicans who don't have the time or
resources to maintain "personal responsibility" and vote Republican
for stupid reasons like abortion and race.

They're more commonly called "suckers." Little doubt you're among
them.

jps wrote:


There are a good many more Republicans who don't have the time or
resources to maintain "personal responsibility" and vote Republican
for stupid reasons like abortion and race.

They're more commonly called "suckers." Little doubt you're among
them.


I've never voted republican in my life.

I can smell a fraud.

Johnson

On Fri, 17 Apr 2009 16:24:23 -0400, Johnson
wrote:

jps wrote:


There are a good many more Republicans who don't have the time or
resources to maintain "personal responsibility" and vote Republican
for stupid reasons like abortion and race.

They're more commonly called "suckers." Little doubt you're among
them.


I've never voted republican in my life.

I can smell a fraud.

Yes, I'm sure you just vote for people who agree with your politcs,
not a party. Just so happens that they turn out to be Republicans.

jps wrote:

Yes, I'm sure you just vote for people who agree with your politcs,
not a party. Just so happens that they turn out to be Republicans.



I've never voted republican in my life.

What about that statement makes you respond "...you just vote for
people...they turn out to be Republicans"?

Seems like a stupid response on several levels.

Do I really need to clarify the statement for you? I have never ever
once voted for a republican.

You're a fraud. I exposed your phony reason for taking guns away from
righties, christians, conservatives, and peasants. That doesn't make me
a republican.

Try to think outside your small box.

Johnson

On Sat, 18 Apr 2009 16:47:10 -0400, Johnson
wrote:

jps wrote:

Yes, I'm sure you just vote for people who agree with your politcs,
not a party. Just so happens that they turn out to be Republicans.



I've never voted republican in my life.

What about that statement makes you respond "...you just vote for
people...they turn out to be Republicans"?

Seems like a stupid response on several levels.

Do I really need to clarify the statement for you? I have never ever
once voted for a republican.

You're a fraud. I exposed your phony reason for taking guns away from
righties, christians, conservatives, and peasants. That doesn't make me
a republican.

Try to think outside your small box.

Johnson

Let me guess, you're not an American or you're not allowed to vote in
the US.