[WakeUpAndVote]

ManBearPig

[HuntsvilleTxVeteran]

I like England but can you keep this POS a long time.

[Dallas59]

AL GORE: No, and it should be seen as shocking, in America at least, that so many individual rights have been lost so quickly. I believe that there has been a diminishing of the role played by reasoned debate. And when logic and reason are withdrawn from the public sphere, it creates a vacuum into which ideology and religious extremism rush in...

I haven't been arrested for openly opposing the President on some issues...I come and go freely...No road blocks, no black helicopters...According to Al we should be negotiating with Terrorists instead of killing them...The old idiot needs to stay in Europe.

[My2Cents]

Those who wrote the constitution were very steeped in the culture of the printed word and the essays that were written to define the theory of representative democracy.

Reminds me of the video clip Rush used to show on his TV program of Clinton and Gore driving by bus to Washington prior to the inaugration in '93. The group arrived at Monticello, and on the clip, Gore points out a bust and asks, "Who's that?" The guide responds: "That's Thomas Jefferson."

[xcamel]

'We are staging a massive assault on your intelligence' (interview with Al Gore)

there, fixed it.

[denydenydeny]

Oh yes, the Left is the stalwart defender of individual rights:

The software, which will be used in the forthcoming revaluation of all 21 million homes in England, contains astonishingly detailed data on the number of households, even those who have pets, wear contact lenses or are vegetarian.....The move is a further blow to homeowners who are facing the prospect of being fined for refusing to let council tax inspectors come into their homes to photograph any improvements.....The Acorn computer system uses marketing information obtained from companies, such as credit card and stores, to create a detailed analysis of individuals and their neighbourhoods based on 287 'lifestyle variables'....This includes information on the age, sex, ethnic profile and profession of residents in different 'localities'....Highly personalised information about what families eat, drink, and earn is also taken into account.

[Leo Farnsworth]

All of your rights are belong to us.

[buffyt]

Will that loser NEVER go away????????????

[Names Ash Housewares]

Algore must be talking about terrorists rights.

[fifthestate]

..there is no controlling legal authority

[NewLand]

algore is like the stench of a bad f@rt... you put up with it, only because you know it will eventually just go away.

[PeaceBeWithYou]

algore, the 4th ditzy chick.

[John Lenin]

Why Did the U.S. Intern the Japanese During WW II?
By Jonathan Dresner

Mr. Dresner is Assistant Professor of History (East Asia) at Coe College in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

It is sixty years since the biggest case of racial profiling in U.S. history. February 19, 1942, FDR signed Executive Order 9066, usually referred to as the "Japanese Internment Order." The order actually called only for the creation of security zones over which the military had control of access and residence. That Japanese residents and Japanese-American citizens were the intended target was no secret: Roosevelt had been suspicious of this population since at least 1936.

[manapua]

How dare Gore complain about assaults on our liberties? Three words for that douchebag: clipper chip, asshole.

And that's what any responsible journalist would tell him. In more polite terms.

[hsalaw]

If our liberties were really threatened, someone would have shut up this idiot long ago. The fact he can still blather his particular brand of incredible BS shows, more than anything else, that the First Amendment is alive and well.

[WorkingClassFilth]

C'mon! This twerp is a self promoting pseudo-intellectual gasbag. Algore is the same guy who, when visiting Monticello, saw the statues of the founding fathers in a room asked "Who are these guys?"

[patton]

He IS talking about the 2nd, isn't he?

[Jaysun]

AG: Well, they have, but [in America] these rights have been weakened since the Bush-Cheney administration chose to use the war against terror as a basis for both political argument in a partisan context and for an assault on the individual rights, including the right to be free of government eavesdropping.

This is a laughable lie. What interest do President Bush and Vice President Cheney supposedly have in "government eavesdropping"? Do they want to know what you're having for dinner? What your idiotic teenage daughter has to say to her equally idiotic friend? The very idea is absurd.

And the politicization of the war comes from the Democrats' desire to see us hamstrung in Iraq.

[TheCrusader]

These Communists never quit.

[pepperdog]

Who was the man behind the curtain when Gore was running for President? While he was rather strange then he didn't seem totally deranged. His major handler must have gone on to other pastures.