Comments on: What Do Most Americans Want?

By: JerryBx7

JerryBx7 — Sun, 21 Mar 2010 18:56:55 +0000

I have changed my vocabulary lately, I don’t use the phrase Bull Sh.t anymore. I merely say Pelosi.

By: krazo

krazo — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 23:55:03 +0000

Mark Twain(Samuel Clemens)said it best about 140 years ago.”What if you were an idiot.And what if you were a member of Congress,but I repeat myself.” SFC/E7 USA(RET)

Now that’s a true quote worth keeping. – JD

By: JD

JD — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 20:19:46 +0000

>>they don’t live in the real world!

shamm

Yep.

By: JD

JD — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 20:15:19 +0000

The more important tool is the super poop discriminator to determine the relative content of bovine by-product vs. equine effluent. “Most” Americans can’t tell the difference between bulls*** and horses*** and don’t know why they should and it shows.

Jacques D.

Whatever the tool, it is still a stinking mess….

By: lorlan4

lorlan4 — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 17:01:10 +0000

What the Democrats and many Republicans do not understand is the average person has worked very hard to have a life in, which they are not asking for anything except for the right to a decent life. Now, it seems the politicians want to take what they have worked for, and give to people that have never had a desire to do anything, except depend on the Government for their extistance. Many have never worked a day in their lives and expect to be taken care of. It hurts to believe that our politicians feel this way and do not insist on or make mandatory training programs available to those on Welfare, that can work. Then remove these people from the Welfare program within a certain timetable. I realize Democrats depend on those votes and would never allow these people to become a part of the good life and have pride in theirselves and America, yet it seems that soon, there will come a time when we are going to have to be dependent on ourselves, like it or not. This country cannot go as it is now and i’m afraid many people are going to hurt badly.
I appreciate your newsletter and your devotion to this country. Most people in this country are not the patriots they think they are. A patriot is some one who has made a commitment or sacrifice for this country. Even most of our politicians are not patriots, i’m sorry to say. In it for the power and what they can get out it.

By: Rob of Arabia

Rob of Arabia — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 06:56:17 +0000

JD,

I think Americans want more litigation. After reading about a multi-million dollar payout for the dust contamination from 9/11 (is Al-Qaeda going to pay for this?) or the Prius drivers in CA & NY (opportunists?), what is happening to our citizens? Why is it always someone else’s fault for their own doing? Imagine the litigation payouts in Europe for all the destroyed towns due to two waves of bombing – first the Germans and then the Allies to kick out the Germans. Yet, in the US, somehow the WTC complex was an environmental hazard site and should have been encased in plastic or something to protect the workers. Funny, I thought Americans wanted to work there as a show of patriotism and show the terrorists you can knock down our buildings but not our spirit.

Removing representatives in Congress, senators and even our current President will not save the union. What we need is a complete mind-set change. To do this we need to look back to the past to save our future. If not, we will most certainly suffer the fates of previous empires before us.

By: gunner312

gunner312 — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 00:43:08 +0000

Kudos SgtMaj.

Couldn’t have said it better (and probably couldn’t express myself coherently anyway) I seem to get pissed whenever I hear one of those pusillanimous opinionated pissnats in DC and elsewhere saying they know what I want. I decend into foul language and the speech I used to use on new recruits. Mostly I just want to be left alone. Not interefed with in my persuit of happiness. I find that the less of government gnomes and trolls I see the easier that persuit is.

Gunner312
USMC/USA (Ret)