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Prometheus defied the Gods and brought fire to earth for man, as his punishment, he was chained to a rock and had his liver eaten every day by a vulture, every night it grew back and so the horror repeated itself over and over again.
This Greek myth gave birth to Prometheus bound, Mary Shelley's tale of an ambitious and arrogant yet, brilliant doctor who breathed life into inanimate flesh and created his only begotten son, "The Creature".
Tonight's town hall meeting in New Hampshire reminded me of that tale, as I listened to a disembodied voice basically ask for Ethnic cleansing; and of course, the whole fairy tale of a Muslim president with no birthright, as an example of Islamic camps hell bent on killing Americans, and lo, the question is asked, "when do we get rid of them"?
This makes me wonder whether the leading candidate in the decomposing body of flesh called the GOP really understands the dragon he is unleashing.
John McCain, whether you agree with his ideology or not, "corrected" this misconception even though he was trailing behind this president, he corrected this delusion, and made the right move; he told the truth.
I believe that what you are hearing are the kinds of questions that Hitler was asked at Munich, "When can we get rid of them", after of course, the match was lit, by the captive of this audience, and of course, we all know the story of the Holocaust.
When a subhuman viewpoint is assigned to a whole body of people be it, Hispanic, African American, or Muslim, then those that believe that viewpoint are themselves the ones who lose. Why? because when the time comes their own offspring, their own flesh will reject them, their own will shun them, and move away from them, in their hatred and fear.
This candidate is creating a groundswell of hatred and fear, and feeding off of it, it's not the right path for this country, as we are not the fearful people that an opportunistic ambitious, arrogant, and supposedly brilliant business man believes us to be. Victor Frankenstein took the final action, he set his only begotten son on a raft, and set it on fire, that creature who loved no other than the doctor himself.
As an Ancient Chinese proverb states;
One who mounts the tiger cannot dismount.
Regards
Pace
This Greek myth gave birth to Prometheus bound, Mary Shelley's tale of an ambitious and arrogant yet, brilliant doctor who breathed life into inanimate flesh and created his only begotten son, "The Creature".
Tonight's town hall meeting in New Hampshire reminded me of that tale, as I listened to a disembodied voice basically ask for Ethnic cleansing; and of course, the whole fairy tale of a Muslim president with no birthright, as an example of Islamic camps hell bent on killing Americans, and lo, the question is asked, "when do we get rid of them"?
This makes me wonder whether the leading candidate in the decomposing body of flesh called the GOP really understands the dragon he is unleashing.
John McCain, whether you agree with his ideology or not, "corrected" this misconception even though he was trailing behind this president, he corrected this delusion, and made the right move; he told the truth.
I believe that what you are hearing are the kinds of questions that Hitler was asked at Munich, "When can we get rid of them", after of course, the match was lit, by the captive of this audience, and of course, we all know the story of the Holocaust.
When a subhuman viewpoint is assigned to a whole body of people be it, Hispanic, African American, or Muslim, then those that believe that viewpoint are themselves the ones who lose. Why? because when the time comes their own offspring, their own flesh will reject them, their own will shun them, and move away from them, in their hatred and fear.
This candidate is creating a groundswell of hatred and fear, and feeding off of it, it's not the right path for this country, as we are not the fearful people that an opportunistic ambitious, arrogant, and supposedly brilliant business man believes us to be. Victor Frankenstein took the final action, he set his only begotten son on a raft, and set it on fire, that creature who loved no other than the doctor himself.
As an Ancient Chinese proverb states;
One who mounts the tiger cannot dismount.
Regards
Pace