Another stupid statement. congratulations.
--- Hal Kaplan <HKaplan (AT) molloybros .DO.T com> wrote:
> Bob, this is the first assassination theme that I've
> seen but you imply there are others. Can you tell
> us about the others? I would think that if it were
> such a common premise, it would not have drawn the
> shock and awe reaction that it did.
>
> Hate is a horrible emotion. It represents the
> complete breakdown of morality and tolerance. For
> most people the feeling does not come easily and
> does not last very long, although the word is
> bandied about quite a bit.
>
> If Mr. Bush is the subject of all this venom and
> ill-will, there must be a reason. Pointing a finger
> at other people who might have or could have
> inspired similar feelings is not a dispositive
> refutation of how people feel today.
>
> With each day that passes, more and more of the
> sentiment that people put aside three years ago
> because their leader asked them to is coming back.
> Those feelings cannot be repressed; it is not
> healthy. The facts are clear and as the leader of
> this nation, Mr. Bush must take responsibility for
> them and their ramifications. The "mea culpa"
> defense is wearing very, very thin.
>
> HALinNY
>
> => -----Original Message-----
> => From: profox-bounces@leafe.com
> => [mailto:profox-bounces (AT) leafe .DO.T com] On Behalf Of
> Bob Calco
> => Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2006 11:50
> => To: 'ProFox Email List'
> => Subject: [OT] Another day, another Bush
> assassination fantasy
> =>
> => http://tinyurl.com/ffpaa
> =>
> => - - -
> =>
> => This is just nuts.
> =>
> => For people who whine about criminalization of
> disagreement,
> => they have ironically already tried, convicted,
> and executed
> => Bush for his policy positions so many times and
> in so many
> => different ways that it hurts my head to think
> about it. All
> => these kill-Bush fantasies are beyond disturbing
> anymore.
> =>
> => Oh, I know, it's all about being "thought
> provoking". Why
> => doesn't somebody come up with a film waxing Bill
> Clinton or
> => Kofi Annan thirty different ways from sundown for
> a change?
> => That might provoke some thought too.
> =>
> => I really, really, really didn't like Clinton, but
> I don't
> => recall ever wishing death or physical harm upon
> him like
> => Bush's opponents seem to fantasize about Bush's
> assassination.
> =>
> => Between pull-the-finger president dolls and
> dream-fantasies
> => about his assassination, I think the disrespect
> shown the
> => man and the office has gone way out of bounds and
> off the
> => charts. Talk about self-righteousness gone
> beserk.
> =>
> => These hate-Bush people have some nerve claiming
> they live in
> => a dictatorship or are being censored in any way,
> shape or
> => form. Nothing could be further from the truth,
> and in fact
> => it is they who are criminalizing
> disagreement--and making it
> => a capital offense.
> =>
> => - Bob
>
>
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