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Guest
Truly, your tenture and your position in the Senate are an obvious scrape to some, who in their zeal
would pick and choose the attributes that make this country great.
Why after all, the words "E Pluribus Unum" have no meaning to those who are convinced that the rugged
individualism that founded this country still exists to this day.
Senator, your inability to show the proper respect to another senator who was simply giving a seventh
grade civics lesson, and using book censorship as his example, speaks to the fact that the time when our
senators reached across the aisle and didn't grandstand so much, is long past. It is the era of the individual now.
Everyone knows that one American on their own is worth ten thousand terrorists
Of course we do, eventually, we will move on to our military and tear down that credo that holds every soldier
safe in the fellowship of their brethren, there's no need for it.
One gun, and one man shall prevail, Newtown certainly can attest to that.
And the wonderful judicial system in our country which allowed for the defense of a man who killed Harvey Milk and the mayor of San Francisco, the "twinkie defense", is another example of how individual and rugged our country's values are.
Forget Lincoln and the re-emergence of a stronger union, forget the hard times of the depression and the need for every American to pull together. Forget WWII and the need for rationing; if rationing were around today, we'd have more than
big sodas to worry about; our very foundation of liberty would be threatened by a national call to "conserve".
A man named Jack once stood and stated "Ich bein ein Berliner" now we have joyous congratulations to liberty loving soda drinkers everywhere.
How far we have fallen, Senator Feinstein, common sense and fellowship don't exist, but civics lessons and ruminations about checks from Iran do.
It's a different era Senator, the government of this country has gone "corporate" it's all power plays and back biting blind ambition. The mark made on the Senate yesterday was that of a dog urinating on a fire hydrant, and it is praised,
lo, even "worshipped" as a rock ribbed foundation of liberty.
Yes, it is the individual's right to bear arms, it is the individual's right to hold his or her liberties sound, Senator, you must agree with that.
And it is the individuals right to bury a six year son, but before that burial, allow an open casket viewing, so all can see the missing lower lip, the missing left hand.
It is an individual right Senator, to discharge 152 bullets in five minutes in an elementary school.
That is the individual right, and while you are at it.
There's some books that required banning Senator, like Mein Kompf.
Oh, that wouldn't be right, now would it?
Maybe it's better to go home to San Francisco, where the Coit Tower was offered as a target to Al Queada by another freedom loving liberty hobbyist a few years ago, you see, there is no "E Pluribus Unum" anymore.
It now the land of the free, and the home of the insane.
Regards
Pace
would pick and choose the attributes that make this country great.
Why after all, the words "E Pluribus Unum" have no meaning to those who are convinced that the rugged
individualism that founded this country still exists to this day.
Senator, your inability to show the proper respect to another senator who was simply giving a seventh
grade civics lesson, and using book censorship as his example, speaks to the fact that the time when our
senators reached across the aisle and didn't grandstand so much, is long past. It is the era of the individual now.
Everyone knows that one American on their own is worth ten thousand terrorists
Of course we do, eventually, we will move on to our military and tear down that credo that holds every soldier
safe in the fellowship of their brethren, there's no need for it.
One gun, and one man shall prevail, Newtown certainly can attest to that.
And the wonderful judicial system in our country which allowed for the defense of a man who killed Harvey Milk and the mayor of San Francisco, the "twinkie defense", is another example of how individual and rugged our country's values are.
Forget Lincoln and the re-emergence of a stronger union, forget the hard times of the depression and the need for every American to pull together. Forget WWII and the need for rationing; if rationing were around today, we'd have more than
big sodas to worry about; our very foundation of liberty would be threatened by a national call to "conserve".
A man named Jack once stood and stated "Ich bein ein Berliner" now we have joyous congratulations to liberty loving soda drinkers everywhere.
How far we have fallen, Senator Feinstein, common sense and fellowship don't exist, but civics lessons and ruminations about checks from Iran do.
It's a different era Senator, the government of this country has gone "corporate" it's all power plays and back biting blind ambition. The mark made on the Senate yesterday was that of a dog urinating on a fire hydrant, and it is praised,
lo, even "worshipped" as a rock ribbed foundation of liberty.
Yes, it is the individual's right to bear arms, it is the individual's right to hold his or her liberties sound, Senator, you must agree with that.
And it is the individuals right to bury a six year son, but before that burial, allow an open casket viewing, so all can see the missing lower lip, the missing left hand.
It is an individual right Senator, to discharge 152 bullets in five minutes in an elementary school.
That is the individual right, and while you are at it.
There's some books that required banning Senator, like Mein Kompf.
Oh, that wouldn't be right, now would it?
Maybe it's better to go home to San Francisco, where the Coit Tower was offered as a target to Al Queada by another freedom loving liberty hobbyist a few years ago, you see, there is no "E Pluribus Unum" anymore.
It now the land of the free, and the home of the insane.
Regards
Pace
