Originally Posted by Roy Harris
then maybe the people in America will have their voice heard.


MOST are against being in Iraq. DOESN'T matter.

MOST don't want politics as usual. DOESN'T matter.

MOST want health care to be cheaper. DOESN'T matter.

MOST voted for Gore. Didn't matter.

I could go on and on? OK, No need to, right?

MOST don't want the bailout. WON'T matter.

Shame, isn't it. They know we have short attention spans, and when voting comes, it comes down to who happens to be cute that month, or who seems nice, or who is in their party. They do what they want, unless heavily persuaded by others in their game who want it more and will make sure they know about. Letters? Ha! Now a days? They know it's all in the moment reactions, along with the above point. Wish it wasn't so. But that too WON'T matter. Revolution of some kind has been the action that has ever changed major things. And even then, sometimes it didn't matter. Vietnam?

Actually a Member Since 1996 or 97 (Number One Hundred Something).
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