One Unsung Election Victory

November 3rd, 2004

Oh, by the way (from Frank J.) …

In your face terrorist ‘tards! You thought you could beat us by going for the minds of the cowardly and the morally bereft in America, but that’s too small a minority in America to make the difference.

You like getting shot, Islamists. You like getting blown up from far above? You like cowering in caves? Well, you got four more years of it, bitches!

And Satan, fair warning, make some more room in hell!

To everyone who hated the first four years of Bush - and no one hated it more than the terrorists - these next four years are going to be even worse now that Bush doesn’t have to worry about reelection! Boo-yeah!

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3 Responses to “One Unsung Election Victory”

  1. Jim on November 3, 2004 November 3, 2004 - 8:35 am

    If you’re willing to give up your liberty for a false sense of security, more power to you, but don’t make the blind assumption that anyone who doesn’t is “morally bereft”. That’s ridiculous.

  2. Darmon Thornton on November 3, 2004 November 3, 2004 - 4:54 pm

    Only those who desire to appease terrorists are willing to give up their liberty in return for a false sense of safety. Such people are the ones who are cowardly and deprived of the will to live free.

    But then again, I thought you would be relieved that the election wasn’t marred or delayed due to domestic terrorism.

  3. Jim on November 3, 2004 November 3, 2004 - 8:54 pm

    I, too, will have an essay in the near future about my problems with the main three components of the right, not saying you are a member of any of them. I’m tired of feeling like I’m being maligned here. I’m tired of being looked at as an idiot.

    Aside from that, I am relieved that this shit didn’t drag out like 2000, not surprised with the results for good reason, and afraid of what might happen in this country now that the Repubs have four more years of full reign over the government. When you upset the balance of power, you screw the whole system. I hope like hell I’m wrong. I hope that the Repubs aren’t setting up a conservative utopia. I hope that Bush really does try to reach outside his base and truly unite us. I still maintain, for myself, that voting for the shrub was not a good idea, especially since I disagree with a vast majority of his stances.

    I also hope the Dems put up someone stronger than Kerry in ‘08.

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