Wednesday, October 17, 2007

I loved Jeff Jacoby's column in today's (10/17/07) Globe. There's no question that the socialist teacher's union has pushed it's agenda at the expense of all efforts at improving education. I have to say that I find Edward's remark ridiculous. Why is it that these fools don't feel that they have the right to impose their views on their children but that they have a God given right to dictate to the rest of us? I realize that Edwards had no role in the "play" but here in Massachusetts the pols have no problem dictating to the people they supposedly represent. Seat belts, tax roll back, even the same-sex marriage invention got shoved down everyone's throats. They KNOW the seat belt law is good so it gets pushed on us twice. They want our money so they ignore a roll back referendum. They were afraid that the people wouldn't "do the right thing" so they conspired to force the gay marriage deal on everyone even though they had a chance to legislate it into law. I would likely have voted to allow gay marriage had I been trusted to do so. It's none of my business what anyone else does if it doesn't effect me. I guess I would have made a crappy politician and a worse teacher. Sadly these fools know less about history than they do about government. The wheel may turn slowly, but it turns. Someday, I hope I'm long gone by then, there will be a violent backlash against this foolish pandering. What we get afterwards could make the French Revolution and Nazi Germany look like garden parties. Hopefully some of these hypocrites will be the ones with their heads on the pikes. Edwards would still look good with his $400 haircut.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Dear Cane,
Why do these bastards [my word] dictate all these laws to us? Because that is their product. Their full time job, unfortunately, is to pass laws. Yet, with the notable exception of the Bill of Rights - I've yet to see a law that established freedom rather than curtailed it.
We are plagued by legsialtures filled with second rate minds. Actually, that is too flattering. They are truly cultural and intellectual morons.
Many years ago I was asked to help coach a young candidate for the statehouse with his public speaking abilities.
His style was terrible. Still - I've successfully directed and coached people in theatrical productions who had spent most of their lives needing to be watered in the morning. So, I figured he was worth a try.
I asked him, with sincerity, to write down the ten beliefs [of a political nature] that he held most deeply. Also, then, to write just one page [I meant literally just one page] expanding on each of those beliefs.
This young lawyer/candidate stared at me dumfounded. "Ten?"
"O.K.," I replied, "let's just use five."
[honest to God] "Five!"
He was still astounded. He believed in only one thing - that he should be elected to make laws governing the rest of us.
Until and unless we convert to a New Hampshire style of legislature [$200 paid for each session of the legislature - one session every other year for six months] we are doomed to be ruled by these idiots.
Keep the faith Cane.
Seamus

Cane247 said...

I'm hoping that Osama pulls a Rushdie on their tired asses! LOL

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