On Sun, 5 Sep 2010 10:24:45 -0400, "Ed Pawlowski" wrote:


wrote
I'm not saying he is second class, but Mr. Fat shows he is lower than
second
class when he tried to take government money for his own private good to
the
detriment of others. IMO, it is not up to Congress to say if hydrogenated
yak fat is allowed on the school menu anyway.

It's not up to you to decide what's good for others.

Sure, trust a congressman instead. That works well.

What "works well" is besides the point. Other than some hand-waiving,
****ing, and a little moaning, you've come up with nothing. Trashing what we
have left of the Constitution isn't a good idea.

He may have rights, but in 98% of the cases, he is still a self centered
lobbyist.

So you really do believe he doesn't have rights, simply because *you*
don't
believe in what he sells. Nice.

Not what I said.

It is *exactly* what you said.

He has every right to sell what he wants. He does not have
the right to take from others because he bought a senator. That is the
reality of most DC happenings.

He has every right to _petition_ his government in any way he sees fit.