"Some days I don't know why I bother." "I dont' know why you bother at all."

[dolari]

A little response to a letter on the Venus Envy Mailing List:

It seems that "dear sweet" Erin is a might upset over the results of
>the election...all I have to say to her is GO FUCK YOURSELF!!! I am
>outta here after listening to her self-centered, self-serving,
>bleeding heart ravings...she has lost any civil rights or been harmed
>in any way by the current and continuing administrations
>policies...and if she doesn't like this country I advise her to get
>the fuck out and move to Iran or North Korea or even to Sudan and
>live in peace and tranquility with her dissappointments...

I love this argument.

I hate this administration as much as Erin and the other 49% of the voters out there. And you know WHY I hate this
administration? Because I LOVE America. And I hate to see this wonderful country "For the People, of the People, by the
People" being turned into one of "For the Christians, of the Corporations, by the Elite."

So no. I'm sticking right here. And I'm going to do everything I can to make America what it used to be. I HATE THIS
ADMINSRTATION. BECAUSE I'M A PROUD AMERICAN.

Cause, remember - If you question authority, you're NOT American.

Comments

Re: Rambling.

[renahyrota.livejournal.com]

Forgot to mention, but like inefficient, I too am politically conservative, and the post wasn't meant to say that anyone on this particular LJ thread's ideas of conservatives and liberals are flawed, but that the majority of Americans don't know the truth behind the terms. Granted, there is more to being each, but that is essentially the fundamental epitome of conservatives and liberals. And also, conservatives that go around and condemn people like in that letter seriously piss me off. The are entitled to their opinion, but that gives them no right to go and flame someone for being who they are. If you don't like someone's beliefs, you don't go into their home, call them a derogatory name, then walk out.

Re: Rambling.

[jenndolari.livejournal.com]

That's an amazing post, there. And I do agree, we need to keep what works, and move forward. The problem I'm seeing is not so much a "keeping what works" but "dragging back" of ideas and some Texas-style Good-Old-Boy-Politicking and making sure Our Way Is Right.

And you used that icon to make me more lienient towards you, didn't you!? ;)