Reply #87: What has happened and Obama's role in it;

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from all that is here written and all that is there written, indeed is highly admirable and commendable.

And that writing chronicles a class act and even I, who lost confidence from the first crossing of the Rubicon say bravo!!!! A thousand times bravo.

For those for whom this is a much needed catharsis, for my part, I wish that upon you, you deserve it. We have been led by the nosering into hell and have not; no where near, found our way out.

To those for whom the big bad boogie man's death is meaningless in the overall scheme of things, in that it really changes nothing; I empathize, for those are akin to my own feelings.

For me the symbolism and its importance is granted.

However we still live in a country where 2 elections were stolen by folks who caused this catastrophe for this country; who have brought wars upon us, have tortured, murdered, stolen and have crapped on the constitution and brought this country to ruin and who are still at large, unprosecuted, uncharged and and living large and still causing tremendous damage in their relentless charge toward oligarchy and fascism.

When they are brought to justice and honor is restored to this, the greatest country in the history of the world and our rights and democracy are restored. Then I will celebrate, for then we are in for a real and much needed catharsis of biblical proportions.

However this much needed catharsis is something we have all been hoping and aching for, for oh so long; it is none the less a false one.

And I am sad for that and I envy those for whom regardless, it is, however short lived that may be.

Perhaps a good dance around the maypole is a good thing for all of us, not for a death, but if nothing else, for the symbolism of the death of such unspeakable evil and the appearance of progress in ending that evil and the many wars being fought; before we come back to earth and take up the heavy yoke of putting our country back together.