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Edited on Fri May-12-06 12:21 AM by MsMagnificent
...it's very upsetting and disheartening, but that doesn't mean that I'm going to lay down like a doormat. If I have to take to the streets, I will.
If we cannot change this dictatorship via voting which results, incredibly, can be so easily manipulated --especially in those states using Diebold machines, unfortunately one of which is mine (state, not Diebold machine : ) In fact I'm going to cause a scene if I go to vote and they expect me to use one of those things! (Prolly be arrested for vocally protesting that too. Sorry, no faith in the system nor the Ohio Board of Elections at all anymore). If my vote is nullified, and/or if those in the other branches of government do not start defending the Constitution as they each swore an oath to I can guarantee that I will not go quietly.
Bush keeps repeating 'his job is to protect the American people'.
IT IS NOT!
His job is to defend and protect OUR CONSTITUTION, and it is our Constitution and our laws --not one or two personalities and their cultish, fawning followers-- which protects and defends each and every one of us! I am still waiting for somebody --anybody!-- to point that out to the American people: Depend not on the cult of personality, but the Constitution!
A Revolutionary slogan endorses Live free or die and even in this latter day I do not think I am alone in believing that. If there is no stoppage or brakes put on that crooked, greedy administration and their legion illegal and immoral machinations, if our historical rights are even more so abrogated and the ones they've already taken not restored --we can surely battle terrorists while keeping intact our rights-- I truly think the 60's riots will look like a Sunday picnic in comparison... heck, like a real parade with posies thrown! That is not to say I condone rioting, but rightful protest exercising our Freedom of Speech (of which every square inch of America is a "Free Speech Zone"!). The absolute best thing that could happen would be nationwide amhisa civil disobedience (Passive resistance).
As the master Gandhi said, still so if not more appropriate for this point in our nations history: "The Truth is far more powerful than any weapon of mass destruction".
There is just so much the American people can and will take I feel we are a mere straw or two away from the proverbial camel's back breaking.
--that's my opinion anyhow, couched as usual in my awful grammar (please forgive!) yet the sentiments are still heartfelt. I may be wrong in judging the mood of America... dognose there are still a lot of sheep out there so Gitmo's population may rise by only one after they haul my librul protesting hippie azz away; but even those sheep's rights are being trod upon and they will not take that treatment forever. If a worm will turn, will not a sheep?
Somehow, someday, the horrid reality is going to hit these people hard. To qualify: perhaps with the exception of the very unbalanced few who will be unable to admit they were ever mistaken or outright wrong, just as their naked emperor is unable to. From the die-hards in the polls, about 9-10% of the population are addicted to the Kool-Aid no matter how poisonous it is to their system. No matter how hard I try I cannot muster more than a quickly passing sadness for them, however -- it is unfortunate, but then it is their own choice.
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