t wrote:
On Wed, 15 Oct 2008 19:27:00 -0500, Tim Daneliuk
wrote:



If, "In an elected Democracy, the politicians ultimately really are a
reflection of the people", why would you have a problem with that? You
have chosen to live in the United States of America and the will of
the people is what it is, today.
They've done so illegally by abrogating the limitations of power
imposed on the Federal government by the Constitution. You know,
that document I actually had to read and study and most native
born citizens barely have glanced at.


By, "They", I must assume you to mean the politicians, and yet, you
have described them as fulfilling the will of the people. If they
truly express the will of the people, how can they be wrong?

Neither the people nor their elected leaders have limited themselves
to the powers enumerated to the Federal government in the Constitution.
This means we are less and less a nation of laws (a republic) and
increasingly a nation of sheer majority will (a mob).



I won't move to Canada if McCain is elected - too much of my wardrobe
is invested in Hawaiian shirts.
I plan to be buried in one ... and a thong. My wishes have been made
clear to my likely surviors. They shuddered at the horror of the
visual image.

This is an unfortunate reference and I am totally of a mind with your
potential decedents. "The horror...the horror...".

I herewith apologize for the damage done to your mind's eye.
Speaking of Canada, they make a soothing balm from rye
than can expedite your recovery.

I would hope that you would not move to Canada either, since Robatoy
would hunt you down like a dog - get you drunk - and make you sing, "I
am a lumberjack and I'm OK...".

Robbo couldn't catch me. Besides, my cousin is a Mountie and would
probably take my side. Well .... maybe not...

You best watch out. The counter revolutionaries are deeply into the
mounties.

I think it is clear that there is no nation more subversive than
Canada except, perhaps, for those pesky Lichtensteinians...

(silly)




tom watson





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