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Intrigue1@spiritone.com wrote in
news:3df2a328.2244638@news1.spiritone.com: 

> On Sat, 07 Dec 2002 22:29:09 -0000, Monte
> <GeeDubya@aol.com> wrote: 
>>
>>C'mon Jerry explain if you can.  And for christs sake don't
>>insult us with 'I trust George W. Bush to do right.'  Even
>>if the lame bastard did make correct choices, what would
>>your response be to President Hillary Clintons(shudder)
>>determining some American to be a threat to this country?
>>
>>Monte
>>
>>
>   Monte, monte, monte...Chill dude and maybe have a beer.
> 
>   The thing is, that wheather it be GW or AG or HC or
>   anyone else in 
> power, making those choices, decisions and such, means very
> little to the average person on the street which is mainly
> focused on putting food on their table.
> 
>   I'm not a powermad republican, nor do I think that the
>   average 
> democrat is interested in sweeping the streets with all
> possible weapons available. The basics are simply we have
> chosen the power that represents us (Well, a majority did,
> but the electoral college made the final decision) and we
> let them go. 
> 
> Yes, we could run to the courts and such, but what good
> would it do? I'm not about to cough up $$$ to have some
> legal expert do a dance with my money which will do NOTHING
> to change anything. 
> 
> I am concerned with one thing. My FAMILY. After that, I
> look at my relatives. Then my friends come next and on and
> on. Sure, I contribute to worthy causes, but that's due to
> my nature. 
> 
>  But in the whole of it, I don't run around screaming at
>  "Percieved" 
> injusticies as they usually have NO bearing upon my life.
> Now you might come back with a "Wiat till they get to you!"
> type of BS. Fine, I expect it, so bring it on.
> 
> But then I'll just smile, knowing there's precious little
> YOU can do and the best years of your life will be spent
> "Rabble-rousing" on the internet and making a general fool
> of yourself. 


The above posting by Intrigue1 absolutely captures the 
essential essence of the problem.  The general ignorance and 
lackadaisical attitude of the average American.  

It is valuable in so far as it forcefully reminds the semi-
sentient that the average American(human) isn't very bright, 
and their universe is tiny indeed.  Further it reminds that 
these dolts are in near constant need of pain relievers as 
they develope migrain level headaches at the mere thought of 
having to think beyond their immediate biological needs.

Sad, but thank you Intrigue1 for that timely reminder!

Monte