[Vision2020] Right Minded

[Saundra Lund]

Chas wrote:
"It was funny, and I like Keely."

Ditto!

Chas also wrote:
"She bought me a chocolate bar once."

A man after my own heart  :-)))  Chas -- I had no idea you were so easily
bought  ;-)

Besides, even an *excellent* chocolate bar is cheaper than the bottles of
wine that seem to be the price of admission in some parts of the community.


The Always Frugal,
Saundra Lund
Moscow, ID

The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good people to do
nothing.
- Edmund Burke

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-----Original Message-----
From: vision2020-bounces at moscow.com [mailto:vision2020-bounces at moscow.com]
On Behalf Of Chasuk
Sent: Friday, May 05, 2006 10:34 PM
To: Ed
Cc: vision2020 at moscow.com
Subject: Re: [Vision2020] Right Minded

On 5/5/06, Ed <ecooper at turbonet.com> wrote:

> Then, as if keely (Keely) had uttered something of earth-shattering 
> value, Chas jumps on her sycophantic bandwagon. I'm concerned how 
> enamored some have become over mediocrity, malice, or miscreants. It 
> sounds to me like keely (Keely) is a bitter, middle-aged woman. But, I
could be wrong.again.

It was funny, and I like Keely.  Keely would have to be a sycophant to
possess a sycophantic bandwagon, which she isn't, so your words are
nonsensical.  Out of the preceding paragraph, I've learned that you judge me
a sycophant.  Everything else was just background noise.

She bought me a chocolate bar once.

> Lately, I and others have been accused of being obsessed with 
> homosexuality; fortunately, nothing could be further from the truth. 
> As most of you will concede, my posts simply opposed same-sex marriage 
> and openly homosexual activity. It's my opinion that the more this 
> behavior is glamorized, sanitized, and normalized, the more it will 
> become mainstream. This phenomenon (of things becoming normal via 
> exposure) happens with literally everything new. Nearly this reason alone
is justification for opposing it.

Assume that homosexuality becomes normalized.  Why would that be a bad
thing?


> some of the many racist demonstrators. It still baffles me.we allow 
> illegals to march (demanding the lawlessness of their homeland) while 
> we (upstanding
> citizens) aren't allowed the same privilege. How blatantly ironic!!!!

Have we stopped upstanding citizens from marching?  Like you, this would
alarm me.  Provide an example, please.

> A day without an immigrant.I say, go for a week, a year, forever.
> What would it be like with a day without illegal aliens?
> The following is excerpted from http://newswithviews.com/ If illegals 
> represent 12% of the U.S. population, what would happen if they 
> boycotted not for a day, but for a decade by leaving our country?

The same would be true if we eliminated any target population by the same
numbers, so what is your point?