To: snopercod
Maybe we should go back to how it was before 9/11, when we assumed that nothing really bad would happen.
To: William McKinley
Yes, absolutely, since "bad things" can happen, let's outlaw flying, driving, and congregating in public places in America.
Everybody stay home and watch TV, then we'll all be safe.
43 posted on
11/20/2003 6:38:56 AM PST by
snopercod
(Whatever has come before, we now have only two options: To keep our word, or break our word - GWB)
To: William McKinley
Maybe we should go back to how it was before 9/11, when we assumed that nothing really bad would happenThat would be good. Then all the Bush-haters who say he is "after oil", etc., and that "he's no conservative" would go back to liking him. National Security is for liberals, I guess.
To: William McKinley
One classic response to great trauma, disaster, terror . . .
IS
DENIAL.
The other IS
that
ALL IS HOPELESS.
Neither are particularly functional
in terms of protectiveness, overcoming, redemptiveness, restoration, advancement, resilience.
The road goes ever, ever on.
But if err we can return to the Shire, it will NOT be the same.
148 posted on
11/20/2003 8:35:02 AM PST by
Quix
(WORK NOW to defeat one personal network friend, relative, associate's liberal idiocy now, warmly)
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