May 19, 2010

Seeding the Grass Roots

The Obligation of Participation

Justin Katz

Jay Nordlinger's profile of Florida congressional candidate Allen West is interesting reading, overall, but this passage should haunt the days of all productive Rhode Islanders (emphasis added):

After the Army, West taught high school for a while — history. He is especially pleased that some of his students went on to service academies. Then he went to Afghanistan as a civilian adviser, training Afghan officers. He says he felt "a yearning in my heart" to do this. And then, politics called. West quotes Plato: "One of the penalties for refusing to participate in politics is that you end up being governed by your inferiors."

The story of our state — and its characteristic apathy — in a sentence.

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Wonderfull quote.
Though I wonder how much it is true here and how much sane people are simply outvoted by the "Coalition Of The Scummy":

1. Political cronies
2. Union tit-suckers
3. Illegal aliens and other welfare tit-suckers and their "advocates"
4. Wealthy communists, aka "progressives".

Posted by: Tommy Cranston at May 19, 2010 6:56 PM

AAAHHH Milkshake, i miss that show. I was born in England and have been back a few times. When i went last year with my kids they got up every morning to watch the show. Sorry side tracked from the welcome conversation, so welcome to you.

Posted by: Interior design at October 22, 2010 10:51 PM
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