The president is a psycho, but, no one will believe me.

[Philosoraptor]

I've been running down the street all night yelling at every car that goes by, "Hey, the president is insane"!, "The president is going to destroy the whole world"!, but they just look at me like "I'M" the crazy one. Is my approach all wrong? Too intense?

What would be a better what of convincing America as a whole that the president is an obvious dangerous maniac who is literally about to destroy the world? Is the wording too unbelievable, like some weird sci-fi scenario? Is the subject matter too direct?

Just watching him speak, and comprehending the words is terrifying, but the kind of terrifying where you are frozen in fear and you don't know how to react. A cold terror that runs up your spine, the facial expressions, the tone, the grinning when he speaks of torture and death, the man is a dangerous psychopath for all the world to see, but not all can see it, that's the true evil of the matter.

When he speaks, I want to grab the nearest person and shake them violently and yell, "look, look at the man, he's insane, he's dangerous, he's going to get us all killed, can't you see it man"?!?!

Even now, you too may be reading this and assuming that it is I whom what is crazy, and I confess, I am a bit crazy now. Even now you may think I am exaggerating about the president being a dangerous psycho, I'm using hyperbole instead of reason when describing him, but I insist, the president is a psycho, I've met a few, and he's one of the worst I've ever seen.

How can I make the general populace believe me before its too late? Or is it already too late?

[Chipper Chat]

1. What ticks me off is that over half the media are calling Clinton

crazy, purple-faced, insane, vindictive, over-the-top, etc:, while Bush gets a pass.
What the F is up with that?

[Dervill Crow]

3. You beat me to it.

Exactly my thought, but I wrote and deleted a lot of things that weren't very nice before I hit "post message."

:hi:

[SammyWinstonJack]

12. Right after that interview with rwinger wallace, Clinton gave another

interview with KO and he was calm cool collected, just like his normal self. Amazing. And even more amazing is that the CM won't comment on that interview. Well really, not that amazing.

[Chipper Chat]

13. O'Leilly has fostered right-wing rebellion against Keith.

And his co-MSGOP talking heads wont use clips of Keith's show on their, ahem, shows.
Keith is out there alone. He is extremely brave. And PATRIOTIC - unlike the Fox junkies and a certain blivet I know.

[Dervill Crow]

2. Good question. Good post.

Wish I knew the answer. The corporate media whores are calling Clinton a crazy person this week. They said Howard Dean was a crazy person.

I've seen craziness, DSM-IV serious craziness, and it isn't Clinton or Dean.

[CJCRANE]

4. You're not crazy.

As to how to convince everyone else...I don't know. Maybe at this point it's up to the military and the bureaucracy to put the brakes on *.

[rock]

5. I believe you.

No joke.

[zeemike]

6. Psycho is more a medical diagnosis.

And i am not sure of that. But dangerous is truly right.
But He himself is just a week little man that could do little harm, but the people and power he has behind him is what makes him dangerous.

[bdamomma]

8. and they (Cheney and Rumsfeld and Rove) are in revenge

mode, and they are fighting to hold onto power, and to damn with everyone else or whatever American ideals or laws can go to hell by these thugs. We have our own homegrown terrorists running our country.

[LongTomH]

7. Reminds me of "Invasion of the Body Snatchers"

The 50's version, with Kevin McCarthy in the middle of the highway, shouting "You fools, you're all doomed!"

They shoulda listened to him, too!

Keep up the good work, Raptor! :yourock:

[nancyr]

9. I'm crazy, too.

This man is truly terrifying.

[bryant69]

10. Oh come on

Next you'll be telling us Soylent Green is people!

Bryant
Check it out --> http://politicalcomment.blogspot.com

[DrunkenMaster]

11. the human race is in a state of denial

about very specific aspects of our collective personality and culture. We just emerged from a century whose primary political characteristic was genocide; hyper-capitalism divorces all of us from our humanity and place in the ecosystem. The immediate reaction is to tune out entirely and simply focus on the Self: my needs, my desires, my collection of consumer goods.

It isn't ignorance, it is an intentional denial of the fact that we are allowing the worst parts of our nature to lead us into collective suicide.