Text 14226, 49 rader
Skriven 2005-07-22 10:44:07 av John Hull (1:379/1.99)
  Kommentar till text 14224 av VERN HUMPHREY (1:123/140)
Ärende: Dean on Drugs?
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22 Jul 05 08:49, VERN HUMPHREY wrote to ED HULETT:

 EH>> VH>>> Oh, yeah.  I recall a discussion with a guy who said he'd 
 EH>> VH>>> never vote Republican because they'd take his oxygen away.

 EH>> EH>> ROFLOL! Stupid is as stupid does.

 EH>> VH> I give this guy a pass -- his medical condition has obviously 
 EH>> VH> affected his mental state.

 EH>>I can understand how that could heppen. After suffering a pulmanary 
 EH>>embolism back in 2003 and having to be on oxygen for several days 
 EH>>while in the hospit I can empathisize with him.

 VH> It didn't make you nuts, though, did it?

 EH>> VH> The Regressives count on people like that -- it's their base 
 EH>> VH> support.

 EH>>They not only count on people like that, they prey on them and work 
 EH>>to convi them that conservatives would want them to suffer.

 VH> Absolutely -- and if they didn't have people like that, they'd go 
 VH> out
 VH> and CREATE some.

 VH> That's what they did here in Arkansas, with bad schools, welfare, 
 VH> and so on.  They created a permanent underclass they can manipulate.


Saw a movie that made me think about some of the stories you've told us here
about what goes on in Arkansas.  It was called "Brubaker" starring Robert
Redford.  I was going to ask you how accurate the story was, since it was
supposed to be a true story about how this guy helped clean up one of the worst
prisons in the state.  I can remember thinking "Damn, this crap is still going
on today" in the scenes where the warden (Redford) was trying to get the Prison
Commission to do its job instead of just protect the system of corruption and
cronyism from the Governor on down.

The one big glaring fact of all of that in the movie was that it showed them
all as Democrats.

John 

America:  First, Last, and Always!
LIBERALS AND DOGS KEEP OFF THE GRASS!

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