" JimH" jimh_osudad@yahooDOT comREMOVETHIS wrote in message
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"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
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" JimH" jimh_osudad@yahooDOT comREMOVETHIS wrote in message
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"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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Am I supposed to feel sorry for stupidity?

Did person B work Monday, or was he out marching to get more
illegals into
the country?
John H

Ah....the recorded response.

I wonder how many "boycotter's" went back to work the next day only to
find their job had either been taken by somebody else, or had closed,
or they were just plain fired???



I am looking forward to the day in the next 2-1/2 years when millions
of people in this country, legal immigrations, illegal immigrants,
native born citizens, and others, join together peacefully for a week
of national boycott, and shut the whole damned country down.

It may not come to pass, and probably won't, but it would be
delightful.

Delightful? Delightful? Come on Harry, how could anyone take pleasure
in something like that?

I believe the boycott did more bad than good for their cause.

If Bush continues to drag his feet on this issue look for the Democrats
to take control of the House and Senate, and a Democrat elected POTUS.

Folks are fed up on both sides of the fence.


I think people would be happy with ANY president who was an actual
mature, experienced manager with balls and brains. Doesn't matter which
party. Hopefully, the 54% will not be so careless with their vote next
time.


If the Democrats would had actually put up a real contender they would
have won in '04.

Let's hope some decent candidates on both sides of the fence emerge for
'08.


It's interesting that when faced with a bumbling idiot who ran a failed oil
business and left the investors holding the bag, and Kerry, who was as
exciting as white bread soaked in water, the 54% chose the bumbling idiot.
This doesn't give me much faith in the democratic system. Some young female
voters gave truly stupid reasons for choosing Bush, like "he has cute ears".