Should we be afraid of george bush, or should he be afraid of US?

[mopaul]

who is more afraid of whom? many of us look into his ape eyes and see the dead zone. many of us fear he'll do something rash and ghastly, and many more fear he is the next hitler or anti christ.

but he is also afraid of we, the people. he won't talk to us, he hates to take questions from 'our press', and he only appears before handpicked adoring audiences under tightly controlled security.

i'd so love to see that arrogant smirk and that shit eating grin turn into a deer in the headlights look. i'd love to see the fear of facing us, answering our questions, and desperation on his ugly monkey ass face. i'd love to see the fear of our wrath.

when and if the rest of america wakes up, bush will have much to fear.

[EFerrari]

1. You think?

Doesn't he have the big red button? Any childproof lock on that sucker?

Living under the Cabal is Zen exercise because they are future killers. We have to do today because tomorrow, who the f#ck knows what they'll rain down on us.

I sort of miss "duck and cover" and that protective layer of old gum.

[Solly Mack]

2. He's already afraid - why else all the measures at controling the people?

That's nothing but fear.

It's why protest are moved miles from him. It's why he hides behind bullet-proof glass. He is afraid of the people.


Governments that are afraid of the people create laws that make controling the population easier. Under the guise of national security and law enforcement, rights are stripped....because those rights offer people recourse and protection. Without that recourse, without that protection, the people are at the mercy of government.

And that's just the way a scared and corrupt government wants it.

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[LefflerP]

5. Whatever.

Call it or me what you wish.

The fact remains that obscenity and vulgarities accomplish nothing in our struggle.

And to think that they do, is a sign of extreme frustration.

Vile ranting and raving is not productive, either by "Freepers" or by democrats.

Period.