While out on my afternoon walk I came to an oustandingly judgmental conclusion.

[Pacifist Patriot]

Seeing the plethora of McCain signs in the neighborhood next to mine, noticing the one Obama sign I saw last week has vanished and my husband relating a story to me about the propaganda-stuffed baristas at the coffee shop across the street, I came to the following conclusion.

IF

a person conducts due diligence on Obama, Biden, McCain and Palin, reads their respective policy proposals, watches the debates, follows up with the fact checking, takes the time to research the veracity of nasty character attacks rather than assuming the truth of every email they receive, seeks their news from a wide range of sources and comes to the conclusion that McCain and Palin are the better choice to lead our country, said informed voter shares their unethical and immoral status in my eyes. This individual has consciously chosen to align his or herself with inhumane and oppressive policies that undermine our society and our responsibility to our fellow human beings.

The uninformed and propaganda complacent are just stupid lazy gits that barely deserve their right to vote.

So every McCain Palin sign represents either a wantonly uncaring and immoral person or an ignoramous.

Lovely

[The Magistrate]

1. True Enough, Ma'am

"The problem is, you can fool too many of the people too much of the time."

[Bicoastal]

2. No worries--one neighborhood does not a state make.

[JuniperLea]

3. My hope is...

That the racism, bigotry, cruelty and greed McCain and Palin have incited, supported, and have vigilantly tried to make socially acceptable to all, will quickly fade once President Obama takes office.

[nc4bo]

4. I agree, can't help it and it also makes me feel better inside to think of them in such ways.nt

[zingaro]

5. Yes. Exactly. I could not agree more.

A McCain/Palin vote represents, to me, ignorance (and by that I mean literal ignorance) or a heart like a black hole.

Yes.