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nirol · 12-09-2003, 07:31 PM

Perhaps this quote from PJ O'Rourke will help some.

When you looked at the Republicans, you saw the scum of the top of business. When you looked at the Democrats, you saw the scum of the top of politics. Personally, I prefer business. A businessman will steal from you directly instead of getting the IRS to do it for him. And when Republicans ruin the environment, destroy the supply of affordable housing and wreck the industrial infrastructure, at least they make a buck of it. The Democrats just do these things for fun. Also, the Democrats wanted the federal government to solve every one of Americas problems, from AIDS to making sure the kids wipe their feet before they come in the house. For chrissake, the federal government can´t even deliver mail, and how hard is that? The stuff´s got our address right om it and everything.
- Attack of the Midget Vote-Suckers / Parliament of Whores (1991)

12-09-2003, 07:31 PM	#6 (permalink)
nirol Crazy Location: South East US	Perhaps this quote from PJ O'Rourke will help some. When you looked at the Republicans, you saw the scum of the top of business. When you looked at the Democrats, you saw the scum of the top of politics. Personally, I prefer business. A businessman will steal from you directly instead of getting the IRS to do it for him. And when Republicans ruin the environment, destroy the supply of affordable housing and wreck the industrial infrastructure, at least they make a buck of it. The Democrats just do these things for fun. Also, the Democrats wanted the federal government to solve every one of Americas problems, from AIDS to making sure the kids wipe their feet before they come in the house. For chrissake, the federal government can´t even deliver mail, and how hard is that? The stuff´s got our address right om it and everything. - Attack of the Midget Vote-Suckers / Parliament of Whores (1991) __________________ 'Tis better to remain silent and be thought a fool, than open one's mouth and remove all doubt. Samuel Johnson (1709 - 1784)