Do you think you might qualify as an 'Ememy of the State'?

[mopaul]

i think perhaps i might. i've been publically bashing and ridiculing bush for years now, and perhaps if the fascists took total power i might even be singled out as an ememy of the state for daring to critique the president's policies. it's already happening.

are YOU an ememy of the state?

[sniffa]

1. which state?

if it's new york, then yes.

[Bronco69]

2. Yes

And I would gladly go to prison for speaking out in defense of my country. I WANT MY COUNTRY BACK!

[Shopaholic]

5. Try not to get yourself locked up before November

we need every vote we can get in this election!

[rooboy]

3. Damn straight I do. n/t

[mandyky]

4. The day I signed up for DU

I've expected a knock at my door, since then. It really got scarey in the drumbeat up to the war. I think I signed up in Feb of that year...

[Mikimouse]

6. In all likelihood, yes...especially since...

I started doing the radio spots. I understand that I have received some interesting hate mail, but have not yet seen any of it. I am looking forward to it, though, just to get an idea of what the locals are thinking.

[Swamp Rat]

7. By posting to this thread I qualify...

:hippie:

[ClintonTyree]

8. Yep...............

using those criteria I certainly am. And damn proud of it!

[cmd]

9. Yes

and when you are talking about the Bush* regime, nothing will change the way I feel.

[terrya]

10. According to Rick Santorum, I'm a "domestic terrorist"....

for supporting gay marriage. Does that count?

[drdigi420]

11. Yes i am, i smoke pot

nevermind that it is grown domestically by a friend of mine and no money changes hands, somehow i'm supporting terrorists by smoking pot.

I guess they'd rather I be a drunken moron.

[acmavm]

12. My oldest thinks Asscroft is gonna haul me away any day now. And that

just gripes my butt. Why, when nothing I do is illegal, immoral, or illicit (my life is so boring it's the next best thing to being comatose) should my kid have to worry about me being hauled away because of an opinion or something I said? What does that tell you?

[BiggJawn]

13. Yes, yes I am!

I don't go to church. I have NO desire to have more kids, thus ensuring Rumsferatu a supply of cannon fodder for PNAC. I think Gay Marriage is none of the government's business.

And I listen to "furrin' radio stations"

Need I go on?

[psychopomp]

14. I'd like to qualify

as an "enema of the state." O8)

America, let me be your enema. God grant me that humble wish!

[fudge stripe cookays]

15. I do the following....

1. Wear a button with Bush's face morphed into Alfred E. Neumann.
2. Wear inflammatory T-shirts whenever I don't need to dress for work.
3. Attend regular Democratic club meetings.
4. Educate women wherever I go about their reproductive rights being lost. I give them literature, books, and any other information they need to make an informed decision.
5. Tell anyone who'll listen what a wothless piece of shit we have in the White House.

I think I qualify.

FSC

[nolabels]

16. It would be my patriotic duty, where do sign up?

F-bombs over Baghdad

Vice President Dick Cheney and other administration officials have developed a bad habit of giving ill-tempered responses to legitimate questions.

A Times Editorial
Published June 30, 2004

Vice President Dick Cheney says he "felt better" after he showered Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., with profanity the other day at what was supposed to be a light-hearted photo session. That's good to know. A portly 63-year-old man who already has suffered four heart attacks can't afford to be carrying around too much repressed anger.

But "go f--- yourself" isn't a very edifying response to the legitimate questions Leahy and others have raised about the no-bid contracts and overcharges associated with the Iraq work of Halliburton, the company Cheney headed before becoming vice president. Leahy is no partisan bomb thrower. He is a dignified, collegial senator who has chosen his words carefully in raising such issues as the no-bid contract, worth as much as $7-billion, Halliburton received last year to help rebuild Iraq's oil infrastructure. A recently released Army e-mail shows that Cheney "coordinated" action related to the contract, despite his earlier assurances that he would not involve himself in any government business with his former company. If Cheney has a better explanation for that apparent conflict of interest than the one he gave Leahy, he hasn't offered it in public.
(snip)
http://www.sptimes.com/2004/06/30/Opinion/F_bombs_over_Baghdad.shtml



http://www.bushisamoron.org/
http://www.bushnetwork.com/index2.php

Btw, I always wanted an enema

[seabeyond]

17. mopaul, they will come for you before

they come for me, lol lol and a wink