09-21-2008, 09:05 PM
> I don't agree with your characterization of
> Americans who don't vote like we do.
I did not characterize "Americans who don't vote like we do" in any way shape or form.
The category of Americans that I referred to was "people who suffer the most under the policies of the current administration."
That includes those people who, for example (and not exclusively), suffered in the aftermath of Katrina and those people who have lost their children in Iraq because of the Bush doctrine of imperialism-but-call-it-preemptive-anti-terrorism.
When those Americans support the people who made them suffer, that bugs me.
> Americans who don't vote like we do.
I did not characterize "Americans who don't vote like we do" in any way shape or form.
The category of Americans that I referred to was "people who suffer the most under the policies of the current administration."
That includes those people who, for example (and not exclusively), suffered in the aftermath of Katrina and those people who have lost their children in Iraq because of the Bush doctrine of imperialism-but-call-it-preemptive-anti-terrorism.
When those Americans support the people who made them suffer, that bugs me.