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Vomitorium II: No Rest for the Wicked (4-8-04)
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The "Frustrated Youth" series continues. An exercise in retrospection.


Vomitorium II: No Rest for the Wicked


  What can you really say... If a human being can lead the United States of America, seeing more protesters than supporters anywhere he goes in the world, and never bat an eyelash...

  Come on, whether you're right or wrong, do we really believe it to be a character strength, to be that sure of oneself? If enough people tell you you're drunk, isn't it time to lie down? Or at least think about it? Maybe if you weren't drunk you might discuss it? Lucidly explain your position?

Demonstrate your sobriety.

Take the keys

of the people
by the people
for the people

  Republican/Democrat. Conservative/Liberal. It's all Bull. WE the people do not disagree all that much, and on what we do disagree there are many more than two sides. The national discourse has been hijacked and lobotomized. It's almost impossible to avoid anymore. They've all lost their minds, Republicans/Democrats, Conservatives/Liberals. All of them, and they want to take us with them.

  So, in conclusion... Vote for me, Damien... no not that Damien. I am a man of action. I write a blog with a readership of 0.34 people, and not only that, I am skilled in the use of sarcasm and smart-assery. Heaven help us, as they say...


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