Reply #43: Speaking of shoving it, [View All]

[Commendatori]

consider doing so with your attitude. I'd answer your challenge if I thought you were open to discussion, but you're too pissed off and I'm too disinterested in your opinion for any such exchange to be worthwhile. Thanks for the laugh regarding the 15%, though. As we all know, such laws are always complied with by the federal government. (Chuckle, snort, guffaw).

I wonder if you, like me, were outraged at stuff like Linda Ronstadt being silenced. We're in the same party and you're telling me to shut the F up because you don't agree with me and / or are "sick of hearing it?"

Since when are you my boss? See, I recognize your right to rant and scream, which is the difference between us. I will not shut the F up, nor will I pay attention to you anymore. Just because you're sick of hearing something doesn't mean that I was privy to your list of acceptable talking points, and it doesn't mean that you're right. If you think that all social programs are within your quoted 15%, just keep thiking that way. It'll help you sleep, and I think you could use some.

The amusing part: the night after Kerry talks about respect and civil discourse, I get this maniacal screed from you? I can only hope neither Kerry nor any other prominent Democrat stoops to your level, because if they start sounding like angry Republicans we're in for four more years of the Chimp.

Feel free to respond if you like, but I'll have you on ignore before you can post it. Unlike you, I don't presume to silence people who are saying things I'm "sick of" (for example, your entire attitude), I simply won't devote my energy to reading your rants. Someone else disagreed with me on this issue too, but in a civil manner. That's where I'll focus my attention. You're not worth any more of my time, so please feel free to turn your Republican-style scream approach towards someone who cares what your mood is.

Times like this...make me want to laugh. Have a nice weekend.