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   From: invalid@usenetlove.invalid   
      
   Eddie Haskell wrote:   
   > "Dänk 42Ø"  wrote in message   
   > news:Qc2dnZpOKNMzPgDMnZ2dnUVZ_sCdnZ2d@earthlink.com...   
   >> On Wed, 22 May 2013 21:54:34 -0500, Eddie Haskell wrote:   
   >>   
   >>> How many years have I been in here pounding the table about how liberals   
   >>> are fascists? Proof? More proof? More and more proof? More and more and   
   >>> more proof? What good would it do with you bought and paid for brown   
   >>> shirts?   
   >>   
   >> Liberals are indeed fascists, but looking at the larger picture it   
   >> appears that Chairman Obama may be SLIGHTLY less fascist than Emperor   
   >> Bush, having gone to the trouble seek a court order to intercept   
   >> telephone conversations that his predecessor listened in on without   
   >> permission.   
   >>   
   >> But as I think about it, the only reason Chairman Obama went on the   
   >> record by requesting court subpoenas is because he WANTS journalists to   
   >> know they are being watched by the government.  The only reason I can see   
   >> for doing this is an attempt at intimidation.   
   >>   
   >> The government spies on EVERYONE's telephone calls and e-mails, so a   
   >> formal subpoena or warrant is unnecessary.  This is a power asserted by   
   >> Emperor Bush himself, so don't you try to complain about it.   
   >>   
   >> Bush's violation of the FISA wiretap law was a FELONY, but fortunately   
   >> Senator Barack Hussein Obama (D-IL) voted to amend the law to legalize   
   >> his (and the telecom companies') crimes retroactively.   
   >>   
   >> Thus, it has been established that Chairman Obama's court-approved spying   
   >> on reporters is not the real scandal, but rather a Republican President   
   >> who wiped his ass with the Constitution, and the Democrap Congress which   
   >> aided and abetted his high crimes and treason.   
   >   
   > You're packed to the gills with shit. Bush's spying was on international   
   > calls in an attempt to thwart terrorism. Obama's spying was an attempt to   
      
   Internationals calls from where to where? From the US to anywhere would   
   mean Bush was spying on Americans.   
      
   > intimidate a free press like some kind of goddamned Pol Pot and to equate   
      
   Rosen was leaking classified material.   
      
      
   > the two is immoral and irresponsible. You just downplayed fascism in America   
   > in  an effort to seem moderate and above the fray, and I'm getting about as   
   > disgusted with you people as the fuckin' piece of shit democrats. Always   
   > equating. There is NO comparison, sir. Post right here and for all the world   
   > to see that what Bush did was a fascist attempt to intimidate a free press.   
   > You can't because you'd have to lie.   
      
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