> In a message dated 11/10/2002 3:11:01 PM Eastern Standard Time, Jim Mork
writes:
>
> >
> > And I reject the idea it is a function of
> > one-party government. To offer that as a remedy
> > implies the OTHER party will use the same laws
> > better. That's a religious faith because there
> > is no sign of that ever happening.
> >
> Jim. I'm beginning to think you wouldn't recognize
> a real live Republican if one hit you in the face.
> Your perception of my party is so warped by your
> preconceptions of what Republicans are that reality
> can't break through all the false impressions you've
> built up from listening to the garbage dished out
> by the DFL and their friends in the local media.
> Unfortunately, you're expressing a point of
> view that is held by several thousand of your fellow
> Minneapolis residents, who firmly believe we're all
> about throwing Grandma out in the snowdrifts with
> the poor folks, without so much as a can opener for
> their dog food. And as long as you continue to think
> like that without actually talking to us, nothing
> is ever going to change in this city.
CM
Kevin; I have to disagree with you. Mr. Mork has got it right. Repubs are
aweful. Since election night I've witnessed 72 large trucks empty their
left over mercury waste in Lake Calhoun. I've heard that every one in Horn
tower was to be thrown into the snow. Whe we found out it was too early for
snow, we reached into are large bag of Tax Increment Finance and put them
all on a bus Labeled Mark Dayton perscription express. We kept driving
north until we found a snow bank and tossed em out. What Joy!!! Tomorrow we
have to get 50% of the high school girls pregnant, get 50% of the boys to
drop out, and the rest hooked on crack. Man we are busy people.
This thread is off topic. Let us end it here.
Craig Miller
Former Fultonite
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