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1. Thanks for posting important issues instead of economic junk.
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2. "Ineptocracy": Synonym--"democracy." Gotta give credit: In 2004, some liberals said that democracy had failed with Bush's reelection, noting QUITE CORRECTLY that statistically speaking, in a democracy half the people voting are "below average." And both sides share this half--the Left has the below-average producers ("Occupy"), and the Right has the below-average thinkers ("Tea Party"). The Founders would be spinning in their graves if they knew what kinds of people (economic and mental kinds, not just race and gender kinds) we let have power today.
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3. Good fucking riddance to Napolitano's show, whatever the reason. Libertarianism is evil, and is in fact the seed to the loss of freedom, both the nation's freedom (the important kind) and the individual freedom that bum is obsessed with:
A. To maintain a libertarian society, those suggesting other approaches--e.g., government healthcare on the Left, national greatness on the Right--would need to be silenced, lest they persuade people. Thus, there would be a secret secret police (yes, I put "secret" twice, because so many "secret police" agencies in history have actually been known) to silence dissent.
B. By breaking down community mindedness, including patriotism, libertarianism denies a community's ability to defend itself against other communities not so libertarian-minded.
C. By refusing to consider "good" and "evil" as considerations in policy, libertarianism makes a society morally bankrupt. Evil and its community results will go unrestrained, and God won't like it.
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See 4.
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4. The American people voted for all of this. So I don't mind seeing the people suffer, regardless of how they as individuals voted or campaigned. In fact, I still laugh a bit at the Alex P. Keaton types, like I did when I got home in 2009. They studied business and finance; the liberals studies politics and economics. Now the ones who were teased for taking courses without a career future are biting the ass of the ones who ignored anything without big dollar signs attached. ROFLMFAO But what I hate is that they are dragging the country down with them. Y'know, if Paultards are right about all this being a gimongous conspiracy, be it ZOG or something else, I'd probably want to be part of it. I stand on my suspicion that if indeed there is any "military-industrial complex"-related conspiracy, it's about the only thing keeping the country alive.
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Sent: Thursday, February 16, 2012 5:19 PM
Subject: Hump Day Report: Vote Early, Vote Often
WHERE'S BARRY? Turns out he's campaigning and fundraising again….on our dime. He was in Wisconsin on Tuesday and California on Wednesday, where he gave this speech in front of adoring, wealthy donors: Obama Says America More Respected Around World Under His Presidency ""One of the proudest things of my three years in office is helping to [...]  More Recent Articles | | Your requested content delivery powered by FeedBlitz, LLC, 9 Thoreau Way, Sudbury, MA 01776, USA. +1.978.776.9498 |
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