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November 11, 2004
If George Bush is elected, I'm leaving!

Dopple-G here, everyone. I'm the source of much of Jim's inanity, but today I bring you a political rant all my own.


For the many who claimed that they were leaving the country if the challenger didn’t win the presidential election, I’d like to extend this opportunity to encourage them to follow through with that promise.

Allow me to switch to second person for a while so I may address those individuals that promised to leave. Claiming that you intend to leave the country if an election doesn’t swing the way you want shows several things about your personality.

First and foremost, you’re selfish. The fate of our great nation is secondary to your personal agenda and you’re willing to leave if things don’t go your way. Sticking around and trying to make this a better place is apparently a foreign concept to your way of thinking. You have no sense of pride in what is America and are willing to seek foreign soil to find a better life.

The second thing we can determine about your person is that you’re weak. When the going gets tough, you claim that you intend to get going! Wouldn’t you be better served with an attitude that says, “My position isn’t as universal as I thought. As for me and my party, we need to be more persuasive with the American people. That’s what we need to work on for the next election.” Instead, the left is confounded about the election results and resorts to derogatory comments and condescending attitudes. It doesn’t occur that you might just be in the vocal minority.

Lastly, you’re intolerant and uncooperative. The people spoke and were heard. Since their voice doesn’t resonate with your own, you decide to exit the stage. Compromise doesn’t play a role in your thinking. The morals that the American people want are the ones they elected into the White House. America wants a man who is resolute, unwavering, and unflappable in command.

May I recommend Canada? Our neighbor to the north epitomizes much of the Democratic agenda. They have socialized medicine and the taxes are high enough to be painful. Of course, if you want high quality medical care, you’ll have to pay for that yourself. You’ll get all the benefits of lots of state sponsored programs and the state will subsidize such important items like hockey teams and the lumber industry. Canada practices socialism-lite and that is essentially what the Democrats think America should do. Canada doesn’t take a stand in the world. They aren’t a power to be reckoned with. When was the last time that Canada’s objections in the United Nations were in the news? In Canada you’ll have a weaker currency, a weaker economy, and a weaker nation.

What does it say about you if you stay in America now? Don’t claim that you’re working for a better America. It has already been established that you’re selfish and the national agenda is second to your own. You’re too weak to stay and too weak to go. Face it, you’re not made of the same stuff that the founding fathers were.

All that being said, I’d like to offer those that want to stay the opportunity to do so. America isn’t a divided nation like the media portrays. Differing points of view make the good old US of A stronger. So, retract your petty statement and stay. You’ll be welcomed back with open arms on one condition: apologize to a conservative.

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Comments

Excuse my French here:
There is just no way I am accepting an apology from those idiots.Some of them have made my personal life so miserable,I wish they would just go to hell and hopefully burn there in all brightness.
Even though a lot of people beg to differ,I like to compare some of the Democrats with Nazis,who belong in Brazil or Argentina,maybe even Germany,but not in the USA.
After this election terror I have no good words left for many of those idiots and would peronally support DEPORTATION of such induviduals.
But I guess that would be unconstitutional.
On the contrary:I have offered to leave so the Democrats (those who can't shut up now because they can't take their loss)can bitch happily ever after and leave me the hell alone.But that wouldn't be fair to my family,so I elect weakness and stay (away from Democratic Fanatics).

Anyways.....nice Blog cousin!

Posted by: LW at November 11, 2004 12:55 PM

Didn't Michael Moore promise to move to France if Bush won? Could you uninvite him from staying please?

Thanks.

Posted by: Jim at November 11, 2004 01:16 PM

Amen.

Posted by: pylorns at November 11, 2004 01:57 PM

Hey! I am O-ffended by some of that!

1) I am selfish. Damn right. I'm always looking out for my own rational self-interest and no one else's. It's only rational, after all!

2) I am both intolerant and uncooperative, due largely to the fact that I only tolerate or cooperate when it's in my self-interest.

All those people who threatened to leave are... well... stupidheads! Yeah! They're stupidheads, that's what!

Posted by: Flibbertigibbet at November 11, 2004 04:40 PM

I didn't vote either Democratic or Republican, just common sense.

When the Democrats quit catering to the ultra-flaming liberal, extremist left, then maybe I'll think about voting for them again.

As far as Michael Moore is concerned, I think he belongs in North Georgia.
In the mountains.
In the company of some good ol' boys.
Bent over a log.
"C'mon boy, squeal! Squeal! SQUEEEEEAL!!!"

Posted by: diamond dave at November 11, 2004 05:18 PM

OH PLEASE!We livein North Georgia....if Moore moves here then I am DEFINATLY leaving!LOL

Posted by: LW at November 11, 2004 06:28 PM

OK then. Let's instead ship Michael Moore off to California.
In the back of some pawnshop.
Owned by a couple of good ol' boys.
"Bring out the Gimp".

Heheheheheh.

Ah darn. I got friends that live there. Hate to insult their intelligence.

Posted by: diamond dave at November 11, 2004 09:18 PM

Maybe he's got cousins in Virginia....
;-)

Posted by: LW at November 12, 2004 07:22 AM

Michael Moore should be shipped off to California, specifically Caltech, where he should be made a full professor. Why, you ask? Because it's not fair that MIT has to put up with Noam Chomsky and Caltech gets off scott-free.

Posted by: Ernie G at November 12, 2004 10:02 PM
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