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| An irregularly updated journal of my Fair and Balanced thoughts, reactions, opinions, biases, outrages, strategies, victories, and commentary. Whatever it is, it's much too subtle to be considered a parody... |
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May 10, 2005
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Chris Bell didn't just piss away my vote (since I don't currently live in the Great State), but he's definitely trying to lose people like me with this press release:Bell: Limit Kids' Access to Violent Video Games
"I think Texans deserve a Governor who will call for imposing criminal penalties to those who would profit by selling this morally repugnant experience to children."--Chris Bell
Why? Is this some sort of punishment for letting both Dubya and Delay out of the state at the same time?
I agree with (Game Designer) Greg CostikyanI do wish Democrats would get it through their pointy heads that the reason the Republicans have been as successful as they have is not because they cater to the "moral values" of fanatical religious nutcases, but because they emphasize freedom--and portray liberals as out-of-touch elitists who want to reduce individual liberties in order to achieve woolly-headed ideas about equity of outcomes. They way to fight that is not to cater to moral-values fanatics, who are about as likely to vote Democratic as to volunteer to be inoculated with leprosy, but to emphasize the aspects of freedom that Democrats support, and Republicans generally attack--like, say, freedom of expression.
If I were in Texas, I'd strongly consider crossing over to vote for Kay or Carole in the Repugnant Primary (where my vote might help keep Governor Goodhair from returning) and then Goin' Kinky in the general election.
I hate it when our politicians look like bad comedians and our comedians look like good politicians.
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| .:Posted by Michael on May 10, 2005 4:38 PM:.
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