
I was hoping it'd be hilary just so I could say "your last 4 presidents were bush, clinton, bush and clinton" lolIt doesn't matter who you voted for. Personally, I voted McCain, but Obama was elected. The democratic process has now endowed him with the office of the presidency (or will at inauguration). If you don't like it, you can go live in China.
If you don't agree with the actions, how can you support them?
Just because something is unpopular doesn't make it wrong, just as if something is popular it isn't necessarily right.
I think it's good to have pride in your country and support one's president, but not under every cirumstances or in every decision they make, and certainly never because they simply possess a title! After all, it is just a popularity contest. No one can guarantee the person elected will be worthy of support. I don't agree with supporting without reason; I don't see any logic in it. No honor or integrity either.
I made the decision, made the choice to live here under tyranny practiced here because I found it unbearable living under the fascist unpatriotic despotic knee-jerk ignorant neoconservative ghoulish [fudking] fraudulent usurping degenerate kind-less egregious racist sadistic [fudkers] who populate the redneck, religious, , right-wing Republican ruled retrograde regime back there in my beloved nation.
Now, with the legitimate election of Barack Husein Obama, I can return home and work to make my country right again. I am very happy and enthused and proud to do so. Sincerely, David Tecumseh Schmidt
I was born January, 31, 1941 in the small village of Tecumseh in the county of Lenawee in southeast Michigan. My high school graduation was from Tecumseh High School in 1959. Four years of enlisted United States Navy service followed my graduation. An Honorable Discharge followed my four years of naval service. For more than three years I received monthly hazardous duty [flight] pay for over three-thousand hours as a flight crew member flying Air Early Warning picket duty.
My sister and eight brothers all still reside in or within 30 minutes of smack-downtown Tecumseh. My youngest brother can easily be found in his family pharmacy smack-downtown or behind the door to the office of The Mayor of the City of Tecumseh. His name is on his family pharmacy in smack-downtown but I am not sure that it is on the door of The Office Of The Mayor.
When ya get there, just ask around. I will not be hard to find. Indeed if ya let be know the nature of your mission you will find some residents there, including at least one of my brothers who will be thrilled to the point of pissing in their pants in gleeful anticipation and drooling at the lips until you are done.
See ya when I get back. Sincerely, David Tecumseh Schmidt, ACW3 USN, retired
PS: OH, asshole, I guess that you live in an American country or nation; right? Which one: Canada, Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, Panama, Cuba, Haiti, Peru, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Ecuador, Venezuela, Colombia, huh, huh, huh? Jes led me noe ain I kin cum vizit cha. k?
Where it is ya do yer biz? I mean when ya throw down your hat where dose it land at? Ya know?
Sincerely,
David Tecumseh Schmidt, ACW3 USN, ret. BSW Siena Heights College '76 MSW UofM '82
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