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["Shea Tisdale" <shea AT sheatisdale.com>]

I sincerely doubt the neocons or anyone else want another draft.  It
would be political suicide for all involved.

As far as the rest of your comments, I'm amused to see how easily you
lump everyone else into a single category while at the same time saying
don't lump you into one.  

I would ask who is this "you all" you talk about?


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> Sent: Saturday, September 20, 2003 3:38 PM
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> Subject: [internetworkers] Bush the monster?
> 
> >Bush is a monster
> 
> Done any reading about Gen. Wesley Clarke lately?  Apparently, he
nearly
> started WWIII in Kosovo by ordering an attack on the Russian troops
there.
> Fortunately, the lower officers countermanded the order.  My point is,
> left
> and right are a distraction when all involved are statist
religionists.
> We
> need a a statist reformation.
> 
> As far as invading Iran and Syria, the neocons want another draft, so
> that's what I would expect to see in the coming years if this nonsense
> continues unabated.  Americans learned nothing from Vietnam--vets
> willingly
> allow their kids to enlist so as to "carry on the tradition" or
perhaps so
> they can keep lying to themselves that their sacrifice was really
worth
> something.  Don't I wish it was...
> 
> The monster is in all of us.  I see it in all your posts.  Who is this
> "we"
> you all talk about?  I am playing no part in the invasion of other
> countries, and I take offense to being lumped in with the war party
and
> all
> that it stands for.  Until "we the people" can understand the our
federal
> government is not "we", "we" aren't going to get very far.  Whenever I
> talk
> about this stuff now, I make a conscious effort to say "the
government"
> and
> not "we" because it is obvious to me that they aren't one and the
same.
> "They" talk about trillions and billions, while "I" struggle to not
become
> homeless.
> 
> I wonder how much longer I can go on being an unemployed idealist?  At
> least I'm not paying any income taxes!
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