"Pete" wrote:

We often wonder how Hitler managed
to get into power and convince so many
otherwise perfectly normal Germans.
Well, this is exactly the kind of thinking
that can do that, ie. if someone voices a
different opinion, it's anti-American. That
false path has been followed by many
countries and civilizations before.


Exactly, Pete. It's fanaticism devoid of all rational thought. In all
honesty, I suspect if George Bush announced tomorrow that he was disbanding
Congress and assuming all control of this country, the vast majority of
Republicans would support him, would openly argue (even right here in this
newsgroup) in defense of that, and would be willing, without hesitation, to
go to war and kill Americans who opposed his takeover. Indeed, something
very much like this may actually be the future of America - perhaps not with
Bush, but a very real possibility with some Republican leader in the not so
distant future.

Stewart

"Dwight Stewart" wrote:

Exactly, Pete. It's fanaticism devoid of
all rational thought. In all honesty, I suspect
if George Bush announced tomorrow that
he was disbanding Congress and assuming
all control of this country, the vast majority
of Republicans would support him, would
openly argue (even right here in this
newsgroup) in defense of that, and would
be willing, without hesitation, to go to war
and kill Americans who opposed his
takeover. Indeed, something very much like
this may actually be the future of America -
perhaps not with Bush, but a very real
possibility with some Republican leader in
the not so distant future.


Notice it has been more than a week since I posted the above and not a
single Republican in this newsgroup has denied any possibility of this, said
it was a bad idea, or objected in any way.

Stewart

Dwight Stewart wrote:
"Dwight Stewart" wrote:

Exactly, Pete. It's fanaticism devoid of
all rational thought. In all honesty, I suspect
if George Bush announced tomorrow that
he was disbanding Congress and assuming
all control of this country, the vast majority
of Republicans would support him, would
openly argue (even right here in this
newsgroup) in defense of that, and would
be willing, without hesitation, to go to war
and kill Americans who opposed his
takeover. Indeed, something very much like
this may actually be the future of America -
perhaps not with Bush, but a very real
possibility with some Republican leader in
the not so distant future.



Notice it has been more than a week since I posted the above and not a
single Republican in this newsgroup has denied any possibility of this, said
it was a bad idea, or objected in any way.

Stewart


The idea is so silly we didn't think we needed to.

On Fri, 25 Jun 2004 23:21:08 -0400, "Mark S. Holden"
wrote:

Dwight Stewart wrote:
"Dwight Stewart" wrote:

Exactly, Pete. It's fanaticism devoid of
all rational thought. In all honesty, I suspect
if George Bush announced tomorrow that
he was disbanding Congress and assuming
all control of this country, the vast majority
of Republicans would support him, would
openly argue (even right here in this
newsgroup) in defense of that, and would
be willing, without hesitation, to go to war
and kill Americans who opposed his
takeover. Indeed, something very much like
this may actually be the future of America -
perhaps not with Bush, but a very real
possibility with some Republican leader in
the not so distant future.



Notice it has been more than a week since I posted the above and not a
single Republican in this newsgroup has denied any possibility of this, said
it was a bad idea, or objected in any way.

Stewart


The idea is so silly we didn't think we needed to.


Doesn't seem silly to me. It will happen. It's chilling.

Mark S. Holden wrote:
Dwight Stewart wrote:
"Dwight Stewart" wrote:
Exactly, Pete. It's fanaticism devoid of
all rational thought. bla bla yap yap

Notice it has been more than a week since I posted the above and not a
single Republican in this newsgroup has denied any possibility of this, said
it was a bad idea, or objected in any way.

The idea is so silly we didn't think we needed to.

I don't argue with my plants, either. But at least my plants know
better than to assert that silence equals assent.

--
Spammers are people who are too lazy and cowardly to rob liquor stores, but
still want to make money by stealing instead of working.
-- Morely Dotes, The Open Sourceror's Apprentice

On Fri, 25 Jun 2004 23:53:27 -0500, clifto wrote:

Mark S. Holden wrote:
Dwight Stewart wrote:
"Dwight Stewart" wrote:
Exactly, Pete. It's fanaticism devoid of
all rational thought. bla bla yap yap

Notice it has been more than a week since I posted the above and not a
single Republican in this newsgroup has denied any possibility of this, said
it was a bad idea, or objected in any way.

The idea is so silly we didn't think we needed to.

I don't argue with my plants, either. But at least my plants know
better than to assert that silence equals assent.

Just watch - Bush will march troops into N Korea because they have
WMD. Millions of people will get crushed. But he'll have all the
support of the dumservatives. And when a liberal says we shouldn't
invade - well hell - must be cause lefties support terrorism and are
unpatriotic. Unreal these dumservatives. Stupid is scary.

"Mark S. Holden" wrote:

Dwight Stewart wrote:
"Dwight Stewart" wrote:

Exactly, Pete. It's fanaticism devoid of
all rational thought. In all honesty, I suspect
if George Bush announced tomorrow that
he was disbanding Congress and assuming
all control of this country, the vast majority
of Republicans would support him, would
openly argue (even right here in this
newsgroup) in defense of that, and would
be willing, without hesitation, to go to war
and kill Americans who opposed his
takeover. Indeed, something very much like
this may actually be the future of America -
perhaps not with Bush, but a very real
possibility with some Republican leader in
the not so distant future.


Notice it has been more than a week since
I posted the above and not a single Republican
in this newsgroup has denied any possibility of this,
said it was a bad idea, or objected in any way.


The idea is so silly we didn't think we needed to.


Yet you're still not denying any possibility of that happening. Many think
it is a very real possibility, and I'm finding it harder each day to
disagree with them.

Stewart

In article . net,
"Dwight Stewart" wrote:

"Dwight Stewart" wrote:

Exactly, Pete. It's fanaticism devoid of
all rational thought. In all honesty, I suspect
if George Bush announced tomorrow that
he was disbanding Congress and assuming
all control of this country, the vast majority
of Republicans would support him, would
openly argue (even right here in this
newsgroup) in defense of that, and would
be willing, without hesitation, to go to war
and kill Americans who opposed his
takeover. Indeed, something very much like
this may actually be the future of America -
perhaps not with Bush, but a very real
possibility with some Republican leader in
the not so distant future.


Notice it has been more than a week since I posted the above and not a
single Republican in this newsgroup has denied any possibility of this, said
it was a bad idea, or objected in any way.

You are going to be the first new patient in the coming government
medication program. Don't worry, it will be all better soon.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

Dwight Stewart wrote:

"Dwight Stewart" wrote:

Exactly, Pete. It's fanaticism devoid of
all rational thought. In all honesty, I suspect
if George Bush announced tomorrow that
he was disbanding Congress and assuming
all control of this country, the vast majority
of Republicans would support him, would
openly argue (even right here in this
newsgroup) in defense of that, and would
be willing, without hesitation, to go to war
and kill Americans who opposed his
takeover. Indeed, something very much like
this may actually be the future of America -
perhaps not with Bush, but a very real
possibility with some Republican leader in
the not so distant future.

Notice it has been more than a week since I posted the above and not a
single Republican in this newsgroup has denied any possibility of this, said
it was a bad idea, or objected in any way.

It's a much more likely scenario if a Democratic/Liberal candidate takes office.

They are much more desperate.

By the way, I really liked hearing the latest Gore speech, it was obvious that
he finally got his medication issues straightened out. He was pretty subdued.

Steve
Holland, MI
Drake R7, R8 and R8B

http://www.iserv.net/~n8kdv/dxpage.htm

"dxAce" wrote:


Dwight Stewart wrote:

"Dwight Stewart" wrote:
Exactly, Pete. It's fanaticism devoid of
all rational thought. In all honesty, I suspect
if George Bush announced tomorrow that
he was disbanding Congress and assuming
all control of this country, the vast majority
of Republicans would support him, would
openly argue (even right here in this
newsgroup) in defense of that, and would
be willing, without hesitation, to go to war
and kill Americans who opposed his
takeover. Indeed, something very much like
this may actually be the future of America -
perhaps not with Bush, but a very real
possibility with some Republican leader in
the not so distant future.

Notice it has been more than a week since
I posted the above and not a single Republican
in this newsgroup has denied any possibility of
this, said it was a bad idea, or objected in any way.


It's a much more likely scenario if a Democratic/Liberal
candidate takes office.

They are much more desperate. (snip)


I don't think a Democratic or Liberal could get the needed backing of
either the military or a large enough number of people. The military would,
on the other hand, very likely support a Republican, and so would a large
number of rank and file Republican supporters.

Stewart