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To: esryle
"The connection between the Nazi party was Hitler used nationalism as a way to motivate his cause and we feel that Bush is doing the same thing," he said.

Now, where do you suppose three dumb high-school boys could possibly have picked up this garbage?

Do we think their high-school teachers followed this line of thinking to its natural conclusion and accused FDR of being no better than Hitler? After all, the US was pretty darned nationalistic during WWII. FAR more so than we are today.

"I was really sickened by that. We have no connection to the Nazi party at all. We're anti-fascist and anti-racist." In other words, he was so sickened he was forced to go out and behave like a fascist.

This kid is a pathetic, useless turd. I don't see him improving.

25 posted on 09/16/2004 8:04:15 AM PDT by hellinahandcart
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To: hellinahandcart
This kid is a pathetic, useless turd. I don't see him improving.

Maybe, maybe not. Life has a way of improving some people.

When my husband and his brother were in high school, my hub found out his brother and some friends had been out joy-riding and smashing mailboxes and porch lights. He was appalled by his brother's behavior, and couldn't believe that he showed no remorse: "No problem, insurance will cover it," was his brother's reply.

A few years ago, that same brother (now a homeowner) was complaining to my husband that some kids had punched out his porch light. And my hubby got to speak the line he had been waiting years to say: "But you have HOMEOWNER'S INSURANCE, don't you?"

47 posted on 09/16/2004 8:17:38 AM PDT by Mygirlsmom (Once the free press kept the government honest, now we need the blogosphere to keep the press honest)
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