Re: Fifty-six Deceits in Fahrenheit 911

From: Mark Fergerson (nunya_at_biz.ness)
Date: 07/31/04 

Date: Sat, 31 Jul 2004 03:44:45 -0700

Rich Grise wrote:

> Mark Fergerson wrote:
>
>> Rocky, what you don't get is that "my side" is the "throw
>>all the bums out" side. You have assumed I'm a Bu***
>>simply because I keep trying to show you that your fixation
>>on Bush is blinding you to the exactly equal evil of the
>>Democrats.

> "Exactly equal evil"? Are you saying that when John Kerry
> is elected, that he'll start a war with some other oil-producing
> country as some kind of personal rite of passage to manhood
> or something equally criminally insane?

   On the immediate point, has he said he'll bail out of
Iraq once elected? No, he's said he'll stay and finish it,
_and_ continue the "war on terror", except he'll "do it
better", whatever that means. If he picks a non-member of
OPEC, would that be OK with you?

   What's this "personal rite of passage to manhood" stuff?
Do you suspect him of immaturity?

   As for "criminally insane", Kerry's a self-admitted
Vietnam war criminal (if he hasn't flopped on that recently).

   In general, by his "exactly equal evil", I refer among
other things to his history as a politician, and marrying
into money while claiming to "represent the average
American". Not many multimillionares among the average.

   That is typical of (especially Massachusetts) Liberals,
to inherit or marry huge gobs of money and rag Reps for
being "kind to the rich". So, what are they bitching about?
Alternatively, if poverty is so noble, why are they so
adamant about holding on to their money? Why did Kerry put
up such a fuss about making his wife's tax returns public?

   Double standards are a hint that something's wrong, Rich.
Why do you support them?

   Mark L. Fergerson

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