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sisyphusshrugged) wrote2003-09-17 05:16 pm
sisyphusshrugged) wrote2003-09-17 05:16 pm
ported over from the "why do the big ol' nasty irrational Democrats hate that nice Mr. Bush"* thread
*because Republicans are, of course, measured and rational and collegial about their politics.
I don't hate Bush. I despise him.
I hate what he's doing to this country, I resent and abhor his attacks on my civil liberties and the way he's feeding my grandchlidren's seed corn to his friends as a party snack. I think he must be stopped from getting any more of our nation's and the world's children killed to try and carry out a foreign policy which seems to have been dreamed up by a bunch of rich frat boys while drinking beer and watching the super bowl.
I am deeply grateful that we are so close to an election and I intend to do whatever is in my small power to see that he is defeated in it.
Is he some sort of right-wing version of the Great Satan the right saw when they looked at Clinton? Not for me. He's a petulant little man with a great deal of money and media support and some smart tacticians behind him.
He's not worthy of the emotion Clinton inspired. He's not the kid that won the game, in schoolyard terms - he's the kid whose chauffeur came looking for you after school.
Hatred is too big a word for such a small quivering hermit crab of a man.
I don't hate Bush. I despise him.
I hate what he's doing to this country, I resent and abhor his attacks on my civil liberties and the way he's feeding my grandchlidren's seed corn to his friends as a party snack. I think he must be stopped from getting any more of our nation's and the world's children killed to try and carry out a foreign policy which seems to have been dreamed up by a bunch of rich frat boys while drinking beer and watching the super bowl.
I am deeply grateful that we are so close to an election and I intend to do whatever is in my small power to see that he is defeated in it.
Is he some sort of right-wing version of the Great Satan the right saw when they looked at Clinton? Not for me. He's a petulant little man with a great deal of money and media support and some smart tacticians behind him.
He's not worthy of the emotion Clinton inspired. He's not the kid that won the game, in schoolyard terms - he's the kid whose chauffeur came looking for you after school.
Hatred is too big a word for such a small quivering hermit crab of a man.
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Eloquently spoken - thanks for the link.