Anyone who voted for * and his evil cronies

[Moonbeam_Starlight]

I have no sympathy for. NONE. Seriously. Can't afford gas? Too fucking bad. Can't afford your house insurance, property taxes gone sky high? No fucking sympathy. Groceries too high? Don't come looking to me, go hit the food pantry at your church that is full of bigots.

Even this: my neighbors, who voted for *, have a son in college in ROTC who signed an Army scholarship, which means his ass belongs to the Army for six years after he graduates. Which means he very much falls in the window, now, of neocon PNAC wars. Their son voted for *, too. His first vote. Hope they have fun with their son in a war zone.

I know that's cold-hearted, but it's far less cold-hearted than voting for a murderous lying evil son of a bitch out to ruin this country. Far less.

[KitSileya]

1. I just posted this

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=132x1302810

I mean it. I don't give a flying f*ck about healing the divide and what not, if a Bush voter needs help because of a Bush policy, be that losing their job, being unable to pay off medical bill because they've lost their health care, they can't get an abortion when they need one, whatever, I encourage you to just tell them, go ask Bush! I have absolutely no compassion for them. They touted compassionate conservatism, but that means compassion for corporations, not ordinary people. And they should feel the results of their choice.

Invite their children to dinner, but not them, if they're one of America's 31 million who don't have food security. Volunteer to help at their children's schools, but don't lift a finger to help them. They had their chance, but they cared so little about the rest of America, and the world, that they cannot expect that the rest of America care about them.

Let them stew in their own sewage. When abortions become illegal in red states, ask women who they voted for before you help them to blue states when they need an abortion. If they answer Bush, or not voted, drop them like a hot potato. When the guys start getting drafted, as them who they voted for, and if they answer Bush or not voted, don't help them evade the draft.

Help their children, help those who were disenfranchised, either at the polls or through legislation, but don't help them.

[Moonbeam_Starlight]

2. I'm not even sure about helping their children

and yeah, God forgive me, I just said that.

Why?

Well, they can't even be bothered to vote in a way that would HELP their OWN kids and I'M supposed to help them?

I don't think so. I'm sorry, but I really don't think so.

I am adopting THEIR attitude they hold towards everyone, but I am only adopting it when it comes to bush voters. People who voted for Kerry totally get my help, support, friendship, everything. People who voted for * can go take a flying leap.