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To: Hand em their arse
I'm not in. Sitting around starring at your navel while healing your inner wounds may be comforting and make you feel better but it does absolutely nothing about the evils around us.

The base problem is that much of our society has reached the point where many people simply cannot tell right from wrong. Somehow we have reached a point where any behavior is acceptable if we place it in just the right shade of light. Its OK to stave an innocent helpless woman while demanding that known killers of Americans held on foreign soil be granted the same rights that they worked so hard to destroy. Unelected judges now sit beyond any accountability demanding the creation of laws governing the terms of marriage, denying basic historic tenents of American society, and openly grabbing ever more power to reach into every single aspect of American life.

If you can't face that a huge monumental injustice has just been perpetrated against an American openly and publicly then turn off your computer and go watch some cartoons.

Me, I'm annoyed and I plan on doing whatever I can about it.

59 posted on 03/31/2005 9:58:01 AM PST by An Old Marine (Freedom isn't Free)
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To: An Old Marine

There are plenty of other threads where you can get outraged. This is a thread for those who are looking to get away from the over the top discussion.


61 posted on 03/31/2005 9:59:22 AM PST by cyborg (Biafran woman, " Starvation is beautiful? This is news to me! ")
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To: An Old Marine

ok....... i agree with every single thing you said. that wasn't the point of THIS thread, but thank you... :) Dave


64 posted on 03/31/2005 10:02:31 AM PST by Hand em their arse
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