Perfect, KOPBET.
I wouldn't have to go to a fema camp. We work every day to be able to fend for ourselves. But I don't really see a violent revolution in this generation. We are lazy. We are too unwilling to sacrifice or change to accomodate our circumstances. We are stubborn to a fault. Any factions would infight themselves into worthlessness. Maybe we rally around the fight of some common enemy. But short of that, as a nation, I don't see the individual will power it would take to have a revolution.
Expected? No, I would say it was not. I've seen enough of your vile, vitriol filled, post go unopposed that I seriously doubt you expected any negative response.
An aside, you attribute "To find out who rules over you, simply find out who you are not allowed to criticize." to Voltaire. The author is actually a white supremacist that served time for child porn named Kevin Smith.
Are you too stupid to understand **** off? Do you need help in this regard?
His name was actually Kevin Strom
It's Kevin Storm.
Is it your life experience that you have some magical power? Are you so lacking in character that you can be reduced to your base self in one sentence?
If its any consolation the letter appears to have backfired.
http://www.politico.com/story/2015/03/tom-cotton-republicans-iran-letter-poll-116047.html?hp=t4_r
http://www.politico.com/story/2015/03/tom-cotton-republicans-iran-letter-poll-116047.html?hp=t4_r
I get tired of hearing "respect the office". Why should we? Do thieves and adulterers in power deserve more respect than those in prison. Many of the men that have occupied the office in the last 100 years have shown much less respect for the office than we ever will.
I agree that the letter was inappropriate, but those guys had pens and phones and they weren't afraid to use them.....
I agree that the letter was inappropriate, but those guys had pens and phones and they weren't afraid to use them.....
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