"You're probably one of those people that wants to change the world

[freeplessinseattle]

whether it wants to be changed or not."

Something a freeper said to me, and one of the stupidest remarks I've ever heard, I couldn't help but burst out laughing. I almost said "You're probably one of those people that thinks women's suffrage and civil rights were messing with tradition." but it's pointless to try to reason with the insane.

oddly enough, if we asked the world to vote, GW wouldn't be in office.

[laura888]

1. LOL! Yes, and I suppose slavery is also part of tradition...

...and not to be messed with.

good post!

[blogbear]

6. Actually Slavery IS part of a tradition not to be messed with at least to

many governing elitists..When working toward my undergraduate degree I was told by one of my professors of the need in our society to maintain a subservient class of people in order to ensure that all 'services' remain available for the public..In short, we just don't CALL it slavery..

[impeachthescoundrel]

2. Yeah and if we in America had a fair vote

he wouldn't be there either.

[freeplessinseattle]

4. True, I wholeheartedly agree! (nt)

[donco6]

3. Name one instance of a change that happened

when the world WANTED it to!

What a dope.

I mean, Jesus HATED the status quo.

[sandnsea]

9. My exact thought

Jesus wanted to change the world, guess I'm in good company.

[LastLiberal in PalmSprings]

5. What an ironic statement.

The same thing could be said about a * supporter.

[d_b]

7. Thats funny

Considering if the world could actually vote on Bush his ass would be gone. I guess in his mind Right-Wing America is the world.

[MisterP]

8. oh, NOW they care what the world thinks!

same guys who called for Chimp being holier than John Paul II because the Fuehrer Chimp wanted war, which is always more sacred than peace.

[nonconformist]

10. Funny, I'd say the same thing about a Bush supporter. nt