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5.12.2005
I just wanted to say that I am thankful for George W. Bush. For without him I would have so much less to write about. In the past it was merely the complacency of the U.S. government that troubled me, or that we, as a society weren't taking the steps to make our nation, and the world and better place. But now, with God's appointed leader at the helm we're not simply ignoring the big problems anymore, we are actively trying to make them worse. Its a bold new step in the wrong direction. Its almost as if he was able to take the corporate corruption and single minded focus to screw the poor and working classes and made it a national priority. The vision of turning our economy back into the third world dream of slave labor and ruling class elites, who are free to do as they please, has left the boardroom and is being coded into national law. Its an amazing sight to behold. And to think, much of its because people find gay sex to be icky? I confess, I find gay sex a little disturbing myself. I try not to imagine it, even when referring to it. Much as I try avoid thinking about sex between incredibly obese people. Really, it astounds. But if the big hiding head in the sky once wrote a book declaring sex to be wrong, then it must be so. But then why did he have to spend so much time talking about other stuff? |
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