[perfect_rovian_storm]

Nice piece, but who ever thought these people would grow up?

[PatrickF4]

This disintegration I've noticed since I was a boy, when, hanging in the parking lot of our parochial school, we saw a bumper sticker, declaring "Don't blame me, I'm from Massachusetts".

When America gives up on its ideals, when politics becomes sport, that's when we are on the road to becoming what we are today - separated and paralyzed by a lack of common ideals. And the forces are pulling us apart, because the only way to get us back together seems to be some kind of force - laws, indoctrination masquerading as education, or just cheering for "our team", and against our enemies, who happen to be our fellow Americans.

Who's a gas bag???

[Suzy Quzy]

AMEN!!! That is exactly what I feel like...a stranger in a familar land with strangers doing strange things that were NEVER done or thought about being done til the hideous 60's.

The people that want us KILLED are applauding the election, and it sickens and frightens me. God Help Us.

[GoLightly]

Lap it up folks. Place blame for all of the ills in the world on a "generation".

[GoLightly]

I'd like to share a link to another post:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/1736689/posts

[OldFriend]

Sadly the greatest generation spawned the free love, hell no I wont go crowd of druggies. Many of whom are now college professors spewing their anti-Americanism to their students.

Many boomer parents thought the world was their oyster. Make money, hire the nanny to raise the children and turn away when the children are wasters.

Not eough of the good guys to overcome this plague.