"Sorry Honey, you asked the wrong person the wrong question"

From a Private Email (FWD: FWD: FWD: etc .... you know how it goes)

This is spot on.
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"If we couldn't laugh, we would all go insane"

Every "FED UP" citizen from the West needs to watch this.
http://ozziesaffa.blogspot.com/2014/06/i-bet-she-regrets-asking-her-question.html

(or just CLICK THIS LINK)

This is a  controversial video.  Racist?  Maybe.  And the blogspot ... Racist?  Maybe.

But one man's Racist is another man's "Sojourner Truth".  When we're unable to speak out about our personal world view, if we worry about how our words will be received, if we take counsel of our fears ... then the world will never know how our treatment leads to resentment.   Sojourner Truth spoke out about her treatment, and voiced her resentment.

We're here to talk about politics and culture as much as about competition and ... well, rights.

One thing I have always tried to make clear is that I make no distinction between the First Amendment and the Second Amendment.  Unpopular opinions are no less valid because they aren't shared by "the majority", or (in other words) by the .....

 "... Seventy Percent of Americans  ...."

• believe in Sadaam Hussein / 911 link
• are Emotionally disconnected at work
• are Addicted to, or on Prescription Drugs
• (of American Politicians) are On The Take
• are IDIOTS!
• are STUPID!
• want the American Dream!
• were stupid enough to fall for Bush Propaganda about Iraq
• want local cops to 'randomly' stop people to ask for Citizenship ID
• In December 1993, just days after the Brady Bill was signed into law, 70% of all Americans supported stricter gun control. By 1995, that number had dropped to 59%, and by early 1996 it had fallen to just 48%, the lowest level in CNN polling.

So you see ... it's easy to be less interested in what "Seventy Percent of Americans" think.

Perhaps it is wiser to be more interested in what the thirty percent (or perhaps even the 'three percent') think.

Comments invited.