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Thank you for your concern for my well being. It came at an interesting time, and provides an opportunity for an illustrating anecdote.

The other day I was bitten by a loose pit bull. I thought he was just sniffing my leg, and he was indeed, but then gave me a distinct nibble, bruising and breaking the skin, drawing a little blood. Nothing serious, no more painful or harmful than being pinched hard with a pair of pliers, and evidence that this is not a vicious dog. He could have taken a large piece of my leg home as a chew toy.

An animal control officer luckily came by looking for the same animal, and I flagged him down and reported the incident. At the same time the owner came by looking for his dog, and was informed by the dog catcher that it would have to be quarantined. At this the owner burst into a torrent of indignation and foul language, complaining of expense. Mind you, he said nothing to me in apology or even in concern, not the bare minimum of civility. He stormed off in high dudgeon, effing and blinding about expense, inferring that the city and I were persecuting him.

He reminded me instantly of the Clintons and their supporters: "I have caused harm to someone and am so the victim. Stop persecuting me or else."

No discussion or reasoning or negotiation is possible with such people. Any attempt to reach any agreement with them bestows credibility upon them. Since they do not respond to any sense of personal responsibility, since they essentially have no conscience, they can only be coerced into behaving as decent human beings. This is why I am mightily PO'ed about Bush and his dealings with the Clintons and others. By giving them the time of day, he is giving them respectability. Arafat and Clinton are the best examples of this. Bush has made them respectable again, at the very time they should be tarred and feathered and run out of town on a rail.

By the way, the owner of the dog was tracked down, and the dog was caught and is now in quarantine. I don't have to get rabies shots. Hooray.

Thank goodness you're ok! The owner of the dog sounds like an ambassador for Victims of the world, Unite! Stupid butt! The country is going insane.

POOR BILL

"Sometimes I feel like the fire hydrant looking at a pack of dogs."
Bill Clinton - Source

"Trying to get a tast of the Clinton scandals is like trying to drink water from a wide-open fire hydrant"
Martin Anderson - The Wall Street Journal

"I think you're wrong because after about two years of working on this, you know, on and off, I think the President, that the teenage culture caused the President's behavior, in the way he behaved, in, with the oral sex."
Lucinda Franks - Talk Magazine, on The O'Reilly Factor - Source
Note: Bill Clinton - Victim of Women!

"He was so young, barely four, when he was scarred by abuse, There was terrible conflict between his mother and grandmother. A psychologist once told me that for a boy, being in the middle of a conflict between two women is the worst possible situation. There is always a desire to please each one."
Hillary Clinton - Source

The First Victim

Clinton is a victim

Bill Clinton - Victim

Victimhood

Donahue's Children - Part 1: Victims & Perpetrators

America as a Battered Woman

The American Mind In Denial

Clinton raped Juanita Broaddrick, not once, but twice

"There have been no scandals in this administration. And I was governor for 12 years, not a hint of scandal."
Bill Clinton - Washington Week In Review(PBS), February 25, 1994.

Bush Won't Dwell On Clinton Affair, "We're Moving Forward"
"B/S, Mr Bush. Clinton is a criminal and a traitor. We demand a thorough investigation and prosecution. Our Republic is dead and our liberty is at stake if the next administration does not clean up this mess for now and forever more. Corrupt politicians must pay the price for subverting our Constitution and using their offices for personal gain."
4 Posted on 01/20/2000 14:17:56 PST by Jim Robinson