Mistress Carrie Comments on the War

WAAF - Boston Rock | FR Post 03-06-01 | Compiled and transcribed by VANNROX

[vannrox]

Mistress Carrie Comments on the WAR.

Some background:
WAAF is the most listened Rock Station in Boston. Listening to the commentary of the Radio Jocks on it gives a person a "feel" for the political climate in the Boston area. They have various radio personalities, with the Misress Carrie being the most radical and liberal of the bunch. Here are some of her comments...

"...I like to call myself a liberal, afterall you can't call yourself Conservative with bright purple hair..."


"...No one tells me who to vote for, and yes it's true I usually vote Democrat, I generally pick whomever appeals to me on election day..."


"...I am sick and tired of all these crazy crybabies who are for the rights of the terrorists and not for our soldiers..."


"...hey, in case you forgotten why you put that flag on your beemer, it';s because Americans are getting killed..."


"...this is not about improving Bush ratings..."


"...we are fighting for our lives and I am sick and tired of the Ted Kennedys of the world whining about the rights of those scum that want us killed..."


"...hey, did you see the front page of the Harold today? Tat was one of our guys under that flag..."


"...people have died, and more will be dying. It's about time that those bleeding hearts get with the program..."


"...excuse me for venting, but I have just had it with these people with such a short memory..."


"...who gives a flying fudge what Britan or the rest of the world thinks..."

[lilylangtree]

Mistress Carrie sounds like Repub in Democrazy costume?

[Dr. Frank fan]

If the GOP wants to p!$$ away potential support,

I don't know what you mean. I was discussing the insanity/stupidity of people who are conservative in attitude and temperament in almost all things, and yet are so zealous about being pro-choice that they allow it to supersede all other issues. To the point where they'd vote for Charles Manson if he said the magic words, "I'm pro-choice".

Such people are incredibly misguided, and do not make for a healthy electorate. More to the point, the existence of such people is not the GOP's fault. So what are you talking about?