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Posted on 08/10/2004 2:07:53 AM PDT by kattracks
"I just want to vote for the Democrats.THEY WILL DO BETTER FOR US."
....geezzz kattracks,yer on a roll this AM......BTTT !!
Silly me. When I first read this, I thought he meant "After 9/11 we Americans became a target".
It is all about what someone else can give them.
For such an old culture it sure is infantile.
Typical Democrat voter.
I have to laugh whenever I see the Leftist media and its drones wail about the "erosion of civil liberties." Hell, the Left has been actively engaging in that for DECADES. Just note how they've curtailed Freedom of Speech with their Orwellian political correctness. Just take a gander at all their anti-Second Amendment laws.
Anyone who wants to wail about the erosion of our rights and claim that it's all Bush's fault has not been paying attention for the last 40 years.
This November election could go down in history as one of the times that Jews and Muslims were both a majority vote for the Democrats.
Maybe Bush should have rounded up all Muslims/Arabs after 911 like FDR rounded up the Japanese after Pearl Harbor.
/sarcasm\
Let's say that I'm a Presbyterian and that a radical group of Presbyterians from another country blew up the Empire State Building, the Sears Tower, and Disneyland.
If I wasn't active in politics before, that might jolt me into being more politically aware. I would be mad at the bad Presbyterians who hijacked my religion and I would want to vote for a stronger America to make sure that sort of thing would never happen again.
Let's say once in a while I get stopped at the airport because I "look Presbyterian". I wouldn't be mad at the airport people. I'd be mad at the bad Presbyterians who committed the atrocities that gave me the bad reputation in the first place.
I might also be livid at Michael Moore if he released an anti-Presbyterian documentary that implied that the president was a crook just because he had business dealings with some non-terrorist Presbyterians.
"I just want to vote for the Democrats," said Nortey, a Ghanaian-American who lives in the Bronx. "They will do better for us."
GO CRASH YOUR CAB!
How special.
How special...they all share the same brain.
So now the Dems have another demographic to pander to - Muslems who are ticked for perceived security scrutiny. In return for votes they presumably will loosen security procedures. There's a balance between civil rights and the right of the majority to live securely, and at this point in time weakening security checks is not the answer. One good start would be for American Moslems to acknowledge that they have a problem and accept some inconvenience until they sort it out.
And if I were one one of those nonviolent Presbyterians who got stopped a little more often in airports, I would have enough insight to know that this wasn't just protecting those who weren't Presbyterian. It would be protecting MY @ss too! Because I would realize that the violent Prebyterians wouldn't mind killing my non-violent @ss right along with everyone else on the plane.
These morons seem to forget that it's "muslims" who created the need for increased security, but do they blame them? Noooo....
Muslims are at war with the majority of the world's peoples: Christians, Jews, Hindus, Buddhists, pagans, even godless Chicoms, yet they consider themselves unjustly persecuted if someone so much as looks at them funny, (worse yet) makes a rude comment, or (GASP!), searches them at the airport.
Notice they're eager to vote in the U.S. In their native countries, no big deal.
go crash your cab.
this may become my favorite cut down line to all my friends who are in the know. definatly will replace my 7 11 lines.
and yes i do racial profiling and tell un p c jokes.
and i feel better for it too!!!!!!!!
if muslims abandon the republican party, after bush's grace towards them and our efforts to liberate them, then it will be time to give them something to cry about
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