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To: Liz
[ Now raising its ugly head is Socialistic Darwinism----survival of the fittest ]

I could appreciate survival of the fittest.. In Congress and D.C. in general it is the opposite. Survival of the weakest. Who can say that Kerry or Bush even are Americas best and brightest. Consider Dole and Dubyas daddy, Gore, Dukakis, Clinton both of them.. weak. A Newt Gingrich who is strong, basically "mooned" us all as he left the game. The fittest don't want the jobs because it takes a fortune to run for a job that don't pay well, only to receive abuse for makeing any move, forward or back..

Americas best and brightest are too bright to run. SOooo, Survival of the fittest is the opposite paradigm of the current political spectrum. At least it looks that way to me. Actually to run for a political position seems to speak of brain damage, or some other mental dysfunction.. not survival of the fittest but survival of those in political denial. Except for the democrats. They know exactely were they are going most of them, except for Zell Miller.. who is a really confused individual.. If not he would have left the democrats many years ago.. he did'nt, still has'nt.

Poor Zell. Sure the choir loves him, but the boy is very confused. So are the pubbies, hes a keynote speaker at the republican confab soon.. instead of NON-confused individuals... Survival of the mentally weakest is the current republican taste. ALL democrats are very weak or they would'nt be democrats at all. Most republicans are weak and a pox on you if you have any stones, a backbone, or even a tongue.

35 posted on 06/28/2004 11:42:27 AM PDT by hosepipe (This propaganda has been edited to include some fully orbed hyperbole....)
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To: hosepipe
Hmmmmmm, close but no cigar.

The net effect of your deconstruction is to compare apples with oranges.

The term Socialistic Darwinism is better used to describe individuals' actions, including elected individuals' actions.

The term is not as useful in the context of a description for a political selection process.

52 posted on 06/28/2004 5:10:24 PM PDT by Liz
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To: hosepipe

I was talking to a Democrat co-worker the other day about the upcoming election. His comment (and he's decided after our discussion to NOT vote for Kerry, but instead look at either Nader or Cobb), "A trained monkey could do better than Bush." I immediately responded "And Kerry's not even that good."

Survival of the fittest is not the case in DC. It's survival of the slimiest.


58 posted on 06/29/2004 10:36:24 AM PDT by spacewarp (Visit the American Patriot Party and stay a while. http://www.patriotparty.us)
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