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Urbane Guerrilla · 08-13-2005, 12:01 AM

Doing the best a feller can. He's actually trying to win a war you don't want won (Shame on you! Don't whore after dictators! Crush them.). His values and mine are very similar in the areas that really matter, and I can live with the parts that aren't congruent. He is not an eloquent man; he stammers a bit -- his father has the same sort of convoluted, halting speech. People I do not trust attempt to paint him as a tyrant since trying to persuade people he was an incompetent fell flat, in view of his rivals' manifest inability to do as well as he does.

He takes the Bill of Rights as a guide to his behavior in office, rather than as a stumbling block to his ambition as his regrettable predecessor did. Those who believe he must be a tyrant simply because of a parenthetical R after his name don't know what tyranny is. That they are not letting their ignorance stop them serves to expose them in all their purblind, gormless silliness.

Friends don't let friends contribute money to the Democrats until and unless that Party wises up. That will take years, probably dynamite, and a night of the long knives. The socialist wing of the Democratic Party stupidly believe they are in the right, and they will claw and bite to retain their vampiric station.

Maybe it's time to join the Party of Adult Thinking. This would be the Libertarians.

08-13-2005, 12:01 AM	#2
Urbane Guerrilla Person who doesn't update the user title Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Southern California Posts: 6,674	Doing the best a feller can. He's actually trying to win a war you don't want won (Shame on you! Don't whore after dictators! Crush them.). His values and mine are very similar in the areas that really matter, and I can live with the parts that aren't congruent. He is not an eloquent man; he stammers a bit -- his father has the same sort of convoluted, halting speech. People I do not trust attempt to paint him as a tyrant since trying to persuade people he was an incompetent fell flat, in view of his rivals' manifest inability to do as well as he does. He takes the Bill of Rights as a guide to his behavior in office, rather than as a stumbling block to his ambition as his regrettable predecessor did. Those who believe he must be a tyrant simply because of a parenthetical R after his name don't know what tyranny is. That they are not letting their ignorance stop them serves to expose them in all their purblind, gormless silliness. Friends don't let friends contribute money to the Democrats until and unless that Party wises up. That will take years, probably dynamite, and a night of the long knives. The socialist wing of the Democratic Party stupidly believe they are in the right, and they will claw and bite to retain their vampiric station. Maybe it's time to join the Party of Adult Thinking. This would be the Libertarians. __________________ Wanna stop school shootings? End Gun-Free Zones, of course.