You know I keep telling myself not to "go there" with you and then you say something else that just chaps my flanks.
If our Founding Fathers took the same apparent attitude you reflect in the above remark, we would be bowing to a King of England still and this "free" exchange of ideas would not be taking place. Keeping in mind that Freedom of Speech, along with other basic economical issues was the prime motivations for our Revolution in the first place, I begin to wonder about the quality of the civics classes you were privy to.
You really can't be as naive as you sound by your posts. I am really beginning to wonder if you really crave and enjoy all the attention you are getting here. You really continue to invite criticism, over and over and over again. Me thinks there may be something Freudian going on here, but that is way beyond my pay grade as well.
Have a great evening. /;-)
It always HAS to be something like that, doesn't it, when somebody disagrees with you all? Invite criticism? You mean you have to criticize me because I don't think this is the end of the world as we know it? I'm against this bill; I think it's unconstitutional; I am NOT going to blow my brains out if he signs it; I'm trying to figure out what he's doing; call me stupid or unpatriotic on UnAmerican, whatever floats your boat.
I'm not naive at all; I just live in the real world. A lot of things I don't like I can't do anything about. And if that's the case, why waste my time whining ad nauseum about them?
Does it make you feel better or superior to keep droning on and on about how it SHOULD be, as opposed to how it is?