"The tax cuts are unfair:
- Then give yours back!"

I've been asking what stops Kerry from writing a big fat check to the Treasury if he thinks he doesn't pay enough.

Those shelters and deductions aren't mandatory, you know.

Anyway, nice post, Frank.

I remember, how it's seared in my memory, so seared it hurt's my ass. I took Dick Cheney into Cambodia(or what ever you call that "thing/problem") (I wasn't there so that's the spelling thing of NO CHILD goes overfunded.). Anyway, Dick and I took over 500 rounds of beer bottles of the worse kind. It rocked the boat! BIG TIME! Anyway I saved his daughter and got 10 Purple Hearts.

Didnt you see Farenheit 9/11?:
Yes I did, and now I can say I know what it feels like to be the only black man at a klan meeting.

Amen, bro. I sometimes frequent message boards on non-political topics... and every so often someone says, "So who are you voting for?" Then come the 50-1 followup posts with, "The economy's a mess! No WMDs! The UN didn't like it when we did anything! Al Qaeda wasn't in Iraq before we were so foolish as to invade!" Etc.

I bite my tongue, grit my teeth, and settle for pointing out how fargin' useless it is to adore the UN of all institutions ("Libya to chair the HR Commission!"), since I really don't want to turn these people into enemies, and if they believe the crap they're spewing, we'll never see eye to eye on politics.

It was tough to sit in the audience and watch that film, not because the movie was offensive ( it was) or that it was innaccurate ( it was ). That sort of thing happens all the time.

It was the audience. Theres a big section of the movie that follows a woman who has a son in Iraq, later in the movie, its revealed that he is killed. The audience I was with clapped at the news and yelled out 'He deserved it! you stupid B**tch...". Now, this is a riveting scene in the movie, this womans guts are torn out and Good old mikey is there with the camera to capture all of it. No kindness from the audience, only sheer hatred.

That sort of thing went on throughout the film. I remember reading William L. Shirers "Berlin Diaries" about what life was like in Germany prior to the US entering the war, and one of the chapters talks about how he was watching a newsreel in Berlin showing the Germans attacking Russia. The audience acted much the same way as the F9/11 audeince did.

When I was watching F/911, I felt like Bill was right there with me. I'll tell you, that was one rough night.