I can bear witness to the ill effects of our newfound xenophobia.

Good people, who are a credit to the country, have a freaking rough
time getting legit'.

I hates its!

You know how easy it is for someone with ill-will to get in.  (Which
is fine, actually, because I really don't want a big ass wall, or
fences and shit swaddling my country, and I'd rather that there just
weren't many with ill-will.)

Sorta-Similar to the, "when all guns are outlawed..." argument, which
you know has at least a nugget of truth to it.

And then, the digital stuff is more important than a lot of folks
think, I reckon, and is has high-impact on the future of our country.
That's more of a group-deal that needs attention from many, more than
a "does the prez IM" type deal, but still.  Look how much influence
the president now has.  It's pretty freaky.

You gotta hope for balance this next time around.  Having the deck
stacked towards one side or another, just causes problems.  Hopefully,
no matter who's in there, the freaking invasions of privacy and
whatnot will get scaled back.  That's also a real concern in the
"digital age" (as the history books will, or maybe already are,
call[ing] it).

Write in Ron Paul!  j/k-- Obama seems best, as RP would probably bust
a USSR-like collapse, and we really needs us someone young, and full
of change.  I honestly don't care if it's out of the skillet and into
the flames.  Heh;  BO for PR and RP for VP, that would be cool.
Impossibly cool. :]

Sending some energy your way, LarStar,
den

-- 
if it keeps them out, it keeps us in

On Thu, Jul 17, 2008 at 7:17 PM, Larry Lyons wrote:
> In terms of technology, look at it this way, McCain has to get an aide to 
> send an email for him. Both Obama and Hillary Clinton are self professed 
> "Blackberry addicts." In other words they at least have some clue on the 
> impact of new technologies.
>
> As for foreign policy its "Bomb bomb bomb. Bomb Iran." Vs. at least willing 
> to look at the issues.
>
> In this case I don't think spending a few years in a prison camp makes one a 
> foreign policy expert. Moreover what are his policy positions on H1-B visas, 
> copyright law, intellectual policy or privacy rights. At least we know what 
> his opinion is on the last one, he thinks we have no right in that regard.

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