[meteorite-list] Good By Bush - the nightmare is over

From: Mark Bowling <minador_at_meteoritecentral.com>
Date: Tue, 20 Jan 2009 22:49:19 -0700
Message-ID: <000001c97b8c$0201f390$0605dab0$_at_com>

I have never seen anyone pro-bush, pro-guns or anything right of center ever
start a political post on this list. It's always the other side who bring
up political issues - "bush be gone sales" etc.

And when we get sick of it and mention that it's inappropriate, we get
called nasty names etc. The fact is the Unites States is pretty much
divided evenly and dealers who spout off their political views only hurt
their business. But I doubt any of that will ever change... I don't know
maybe I'll start threads which relate my personal political viewpoints. I
must have earned years of freebies by not attacking and smearing new members
with "stupid questions", and keeping quiet about violations of list policy.
Just kidding, I would be ashamed to do that on a non-political forum.

I pray for Obama and hope he does well. After all if he does mess up, it's
not him who will suffer the consequences. And if he does mess up and
escalates the war like Johnson, I promise I won't call him a NAZI or war
criminal or a mastermind who's also an idiot. I'll continue to pray for him
and wish him well.

Ok, I'll call myself names for you "Spoken like a true CHIMP supporter with
his head in the sand who is a hillbilly from Alaska with a BIG DICK who
has spent 8 years eating cow patties in the HAAAAG"

Have fun in Tucson, I'll miss you guys!

Mark Bowling
Engineer II
Lubumbashi, Katanga, RDC



> Behalf Of GREG LINDH
>
> G'Day to you too John,
>
> I understand what you're saying. I'd rather stay quiet, believe me.
> It's
> much easier than taking the harpoons from the haters. The problem is,
> if no
> one confronts this type of hypocritical nonsense then the List just
> becomes
> a bullying pulpit to be used by the ignorant haters.
> So, I speak out against this nonsense. Except for a few exceptions,
> I
> gave up with making friends on the List a long time ago. It's just not
> that
> important. Taking an honorable stand is more important than being in
> with
> the "in crowd".
> Does that make sense?
>
> Greg Lindh
>
Received on Wed 21 Jan 2009 12:49:19 AM PST