[demlosers]

Hey Mouth where's Potsie?

[506trooper]

Was busy off in another world, meant to give you something to read, from a poster who signed up today; there have been a rash of new people signing up just to be disruptive.

Raises suspicions.

Here's a real hissy fit. That's gonna leave a mark

[llevrok]

Ok, kids. I agree, the rest of the nation does not give a hoot (anything West of NYC's 7th Ave doesn't count) about Washington State Rats stealing the Governor's election. Even our big hero Drudge is yawning (speaking of jumping the shark).
So we are on our own. Orange ribbons in down town Seattle. Plaster the place. Over passes, doors. Where ever!

Get in Lib's faces. Make them sweat. Stop apologizing, damn it. Sit down and be civil disobedient. Get on the news. We must do this truely like the Ukie's did.

That is the only way I can think of getting national attention and some legal action against the F.L's (Hint: one of the letters stands for Liberal)

We will not go away!

[Maceman]

I can tell you what THIS American wants:

1) I want Islamic Jihadists to stop attacking us and killing our people.

2) I want the government to protect our borders, and make sure no one comes into this country illegally.

2) I want the government to stop taking and spending so much of our money, and I don't want to have to disclose every intimate detail of my life to them when I hand over whatever they do take. I want not to spend valuable hours filling out their incomprehensible forms, not to pay thousands of dollars to professional form-filler-outers in order to get the job done, and not take up valuable and limited storage space holding on to financial records which have no value to me, simply for the sole purpose of enabling the government to harrass me, snoop through my private financial dealings going back many years and shake me down.

3) I want the government to stop seeing "wealth transfer" as its legitimate and primary function (especially since nothing remotely resembling that power is delegated to the government in the Constitution.)

4) I want the government to stop dictating, influencing or otherwise defining the educational content in my child's school, just as we do not allow them to dictate the content of our newspapers. I want the government to stop driving up the costs of higher education by subsidizing it in increasing amounts every year, thereby encouraging consistent price increases to eoak up the subsidies and justify ever newer ones.

5) I want the government to stop using my money to finance artists whose work I choose not to patronize, and broadcast content that I choose not to listen to.

6) I want the federal government to stop telling me what I can smoke, what I should eat or how much I should exercise, and to stop claiming that since govnernment pays for and/or regulates our health system my personal choices are everybody's business and vice versa.

That's for starters. There's more, but my time is limited right now.