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Tsunami relief
by Joseph Branco
December 30, 2004
Thursday
I never would have taken Mr. LeCompte for a closet liberal, but
I stand corrected. In a strained attempt to link your dislike
of Bush with what you consider not enough funding for Tsunami
relief, you have revealed your ungrateful attitude for the aid
already sent and your willingness to forget where the aid comes
from - taxes. Liberals have no boundaries to their hypocrisy.
You stand firm on saying we should give to help those less fortunate.
Yet when we do, like the evil stepmother in Cinderella, we get
the up-turned nose, disgusting grimace, and the enraging comment
of "That's it? " How outrageous! Let me take a wild
guess - you do not support the War against Terror (or as you
call it - Bush's little revenge)? You belittle the helping of
those subjected to the most inhumane acts of abuse and terror,
yet up in arms that we do not send more money to aid in the tsunami
relief? You need to burn your Democrat playbook looking for
some pathetic avenue of attacking our President and have a little
pride for your country and the amazing and gracious things we
have done for every nation across this world. This is perhaps
the one time in history that one nation has provided, for a brief
moment, more to a global crisis relief than the US, and you are
quick to queer this uninspired stat to fuel your liberal agenda.
Why don't you just blame Bush for the Tsunami itself? The argument
would be just as vacuous.
Mr. LeCompte, distance yourself
from the warped reasoning of "University Thinking"
What I mean by that is that educators in their overexamining
a situation forget the rules of logic when formulating an opinion.
The end result is a theory void of logical support. For example
if you theorize that a frog in California is the cause of famine
in Africa, you will find a series of links that validates this
theory. Unfortunately, the theory is void of logic. Much of
liberal ideology is based on this ridiculous premise. I call
this thinking "University Thinking" because bored Professors
who generally ignore their real job of educating the next leaders
of America, decide instead to devote their life to proving ridiculous
theories that feed their own flawed concept of reality and political
affiliations. Understand that with enough searching and NoDoz
- any outcome is possible. Have you ever considered that liberal
social programs caused the Tsunami? I'll be in my office researching
that!
Joseph Branco
Ketchikan, AK - USA
Related Viewpoint:
Tsunami victims by Tom LeCompte - Ketchikan, AK - USA
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