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I know Cyborg. You can't get some of them to be sensative to another's plight; but, one could hope to expect that they would at least try to treat others with respect.. even if you disagree with them. If a person comes to you in good faith or bad faith, the way which you treat them will determine how thy approach you next time. Defensive mentality. You put one of mine in the hospital, I'll put one of yours in the morgue. If you treat someone like crap and try to do a bangup job of it, it just escalates the sourness of the ongoing dialogue and then no one will listen to you. That's why the public got sick a few years ago of listening to the Democrats. If Republicans act the same way, the public can change their minds. So it is all important the face we portray to the public. Some will read that as "oh, we should just beat up on poeple in private.." For those, there isn't much you can do save ping 'em tween the eyes with a 2x4 and hope they wake up (that's a joke). But, what we can do is try to be civil. And I don't find that the way to do that is to kick people in the teeth and say - "see, our ideas are better."

If you don't wish to wade through hundreds of posts, I'll give you the rundown. Havoc is losing/lost his job as the result of outsourcing supposedly, and it's Bush's fault. Bush is supposed to tear up all the business charters of corporations that produce anything outside of America. And since he won't do that, he's not a real conservative. And those of us who don't agree with him are BushBots.

Having just arrived, I would like your take on the accuracy of this post before I blast you. Could you clarify your position in response to this description?

Okay fair enough...suppose tammy was for real now. I don't actually have a problem with sending a resume attached to a nice letter of protest to the President. However, what exactly is the president supposed to do about all the other people unemployed who aren't in IT?