Re: Digital Millennium Copyright Act
"miriam clinton (iriXx)" <iriXx-i/[email protected]> Tue, 26 Oct 2004 10:33:42 -0700
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Jim Peters wrote: >Negative thought for the day. > >America really is a one-horse town. Isn't it frightening/depressing >when such a great part of America's population's voting is 100% >predictable? (And 100% controllable?) What a completely dead >political system. > >Jim > > > its not quite so simple.... this is just imho btw. of course. BUT - remember life isnt such a predictable thing here - I wouldnt be over here if it was. Bush and Kerry were neck and neck until the debates... thats when Kerry lost his footing. He proved himself unable to stand up on his own two feet and say something sensible - remember to take foot out of mouth before opening. To Bush's 'I admire your work as a family man etc.....' he said 'um, I admire your wife'... well, he could have said something a little more polite in the way of praising say, his mothers work in family literacy?... Kerry proved himself not strong enough a leader to be a president - thats when he lost favour. Its still a close call - depending on which radio station / tv channel you watch / listen to, - I prefer Reuters/AP as a more honest picture. While I'm not an advocate of 100% predictable voting, I dont think thats what's going on here - people's families are out in the Gulf and they want some one who they can trust to manage that situation. I'd hoped Kerry might be able to do it, but looking at the debates... well, they were embarrassing... mC~ -- 99% of aliens prefer Earth --Eminem www.iriXx.org www.copyleftmedia.org.uk