So Sorry

by pc nyc Mon Apr 07, 2003 18:05

I don't feel the need to appologize since the pre-fascists have this country so locked down there isn't much we can do about it.

My thought of late is this: If a normally apathetic, relative pacifist such as myself can be driven to a state of near rage, I imagine there's an army of islamists out there ready to become martyrs.

The whole world is in turmoil over the plans of about a dozen men who live within a mile of the white house. Worse still is that because they don't question what's coming from their TV's, most of the U.S. seems to think invading Iraq is in their best interest.

If I was a praying man, I'd do little else.

pc - from pre-fascist nyc

by honest abe Mon Apr 07, 2003 18:37

well, these two Americans have laid it out pretty well.

you are NOT going to get majortiy opposition against this barbarism in America.

And as someone said in one of our pointless elections: ITS THE ECONOMY, STUPID!

There is a vast middle class here that thinks its OK to have Third World people die for their "standard of living".

And the only answer is economic: BOYCOTT THE BASTARDS.

The strongest moves in this area may come from the Third World, but Ireland can play its part.

by . Mon Apr 07, 2003 18:42

many americans buy calanders with a wall photographed very clearly.
they think
"oh there you go that is where paratroopers illegally fired on unarmed civil rights protesters using illegal bullets, and that wall has remained for ever and ever, and perhaps when kids in other cities paint the walls of their government buildings and use their dustbin lids to make nightly noise they had found something worth remembering and honouring in that wall."

but Bush knows nothing of that wall.