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sorry about the politics below |
Just venting. It's fine if people wants to pay much less tax, have less government, and want an enormous military. It's a democracy after all. If the government required us to carry guns, close the borders, dissolve the unions, outlaw gay marriage, zero out inheritance taxes, require a particular religion reign everywhere, outlaw abortion and birth control, legislate global warming to be a liberal unfounded speculation - whatever gets passed into law I'll go along with. If less government means no further concern with long-term, sciency, expensive issues like earthquake hazard mitigation, I'll be first in line to seek work with a tech firm or an oil company, or start a company. But when people don't even know what path we're following, and think we're under seige from a tidal wave of liberalism, it's stunning, and I sort of lost it for a while. I have to admit I found the PNW quake article unnecessarily apocalyptic in 4 or 5 places, although it is quite entertaining and well written. Follow Ups: ● For Canie and John - Barbara 09:49:14 - 9/2/2011 (79162) (2) ● O/T, Barbara, and Chris Register Republican? - heartland chris 07:59:31 - 9/3/2011 (79171) (1) ● Re: O/T, Barbara, and Chris Register Republican? - Barbara 08:43:48 - 9/3/2011 (79172) (1) ● Republican debate Weds - heart;and chris 07:46:00 - 9/4/2011 (79185) (0) ● WSJ - John Vidale 11:37:00 - 9/2/2011 (79164) (1) ● Re: WSJ - Barbara 09:13:23 - 9/3/2011 (79173) (1) ● wow - John Vidale 09:45:48 - 9/3/2011 (79174) (1) ● Re: wow - Barbara 10:55:32 - 9/3/2011 (79176) (1) ● cliché - John Vidale 11:22:33 - 9/3/2011 (79177) (0) ● The heartland republic of chris - heartland chris 05:05:19 - 9/2/2011 (79158) (1) ● Re: The heartland republic of chris - Barbara 09:57:18 - 9/2/2011 (79163) (0) |
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