Question: If we drive out the Bush regime, what will replace it?
Answer: What is the point of the question?
I could end this post now but the rest is priceless. So read on.
Are you saying that if we don't have a full vision of where society needs to ultimately go that we should not go anywhere? Are you saying that people should not unite broadly on a great need that desperately calls out to be done, by millions of people all around the planet, because people disagree about what to do once that need is met?
Let's take this outlook into other realms.
Other realms? Moonbatspeak people.
Imagine being in a prison, and knowing that everyone in there, or the vast majority of people, were unwillingly there and wanted to get out.
Criminals don't want to go to jail, so yeah, they go unwillingly. Of course, the suggestion here is people are political prisoners being imprisoned by George Bush. In America prisons are for criminals. Unless you are a hard-lefter.
The rest, without commentary.
Now imagine you had a plan to break through the walls. You had a vehicle that could bust the wall open and free the prisoners, but you heard that it would take all of the people, or the majority of the inmates, to unite to operate the vehicle in order to bust through the wall, and, in order to do that, people needed to first escape their assigned duties that the guards were telling them they needed to stay within.
If you heard this plan, saw its viability, and saw, while difficult, it was reasonable, and achievable, in fact the only way to actually get out of the prison, would you say, “well, f- this plan, I am not getting down if you don't know what we are going to do once we get past the walls.”
THAT'S CRAZY! When the walls come down, a whole new world of possibility will open up, and we need to have talked about what we should do with the potential that does open up. But as we do so, let's not lose sight of where we are, and where we will be. And let's not lose sight of the fact that a more appropriate analogy may not be a prison, or even a plantation. A more appropriate analogy may be a ghetto, or a concentration camp. The World Can't Wait, Drive Out the Bush Regime.
A concentration camp. All that to get to the Moonbat refrain: Bush is a fascist.
These loons repeat it on their website over and over.
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We're standard boiler but no plate. We're commies and anarchist freaks. We have no plan but Bush we berate. Got conspiracy theories? We'll give them some tweaks.
The world can't wait, For the moonbat asylum break.
The world can't wait, For the moonbat asylum break.
