I'm really, really beginning to hate Bush lovin Republicans!

[trumad]

I try and I mean I try not to allow the emotion of hate to enter my soul and mind. But! I gotta tell you, the more I see these Bush lovin critters in action the more I'm beginning to hate each and every one of them.

They are simply the most devious, soulless, evil group of thug cowards that I've ever witnessed in my entire life! They are a danger to this country and if the are not met head on with force and conviction, they will make Hitler and Nazi Germany seem like a knitting club at Grandma Millie's.

FIGHT! FIGHT! and never give up!

[RobertSeattle]

1. "Bush" is a religion to them - it is all faith

No facts will get in their way.

[wurzel]

2. How come HALF the people in this country support them? n/t

[movonne]

5. It must be something in the drinking water...you think???

[bobbieinok]

16. like prozac in the London drinking water???????

or maybe the right of the 50s and 60s was correct.......flouride in the water does have nasty effects.....

[grytpype]

7. Way less than half, now...

The August national polls give Duhbya 41-48% among registered voters.

http://www.pollingreport.com/wh2004.htm

[hippiegranny]

14. his base is 30-35%

and has been for quite some time. The media continues to construct their poll questions to make it look closer, but that is his solid, superstition guided base.

[wurzel]

23. Even 35% is a hell of a lot of people. I Guess Kerry has it made!

[delete_bush]

13. Remember,

half of the population has an IQ of less than 100.

Of course, it's your guess as to the distribution between D's and R's and I's.

[movonne]

3. You captured my thoughts...I been feeling the same way.

[w13rd0]

4. I'm watching the July 30th Real Time right now...

...and I've gotta agree with you. The LENGTHS these Bush supporters go to in order to rationalize and justify the actions of this administration are ABSURDIST! Everytime I meet a vocal Bush supporter present day, I am compelled to ask, "WHY? Why would you continue to support this man?"

[jeff30997]

6. I pity those poor clueless retards.

[TreasonousBastard]

8. They are bizarre lot, aren't they...

and I wonder what te zealots will do when he loses.

If their heads just explode, it will be messy, but I guess we'll survive. Otherwise, we've got more than terrorists to worry about.

[trumad]

9. it will be messy

Don't think so... It will simply be a puff of air.

[ArkDem]

18. Then they aren't dangerous?

[sui generis]

11. my theory is that about half of America

is indoctrinated through religion into following a "Lord" of one kind or another. They absolutely cannot think or take responsibility for themselves, and cannot imagine that there are people who CAN think for themselves. Since they view everything they worship as good and worthy, including themselves, they can do no wrong, and anyone who doesn't believe as they do is evil.

They live in very binary black and white worlds, and the one thing they hate above all else in the universe is change. The last thing they would ever do is change their mind or opinion about something, no matter how irrational. They are opposed to change for no other reason than the fact that it is change.

Finally, it's all about them. They don't trust themselves to be moral in the absence of biblical rules sitting in courthouses, or trusting in God instead of themselves, and everyone else must therefore be inherently evil.

I realize I'm generalizing and there are good decent (if underinformed) Republicans, but the ones that make the news are not the 20 - 30% of the population who are die-hard kooks who will back Bush no matter what kind of evil he does.

[pogehtpots]

10. your head is about to explode just because

someone thinks differently than you...if Bush wins you're gonna hate life

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[Snoggera]

17. I am on that wavelength also

I can't even speak with one of my sisters anymore; not even for 30 seconds, because I feel like I'm going to explode.

I get discouraged at times, but at least to this point, have bounced back and try to spread the truth about this election. It's frustrating as hell to have someone disagree when you know their disagreement is based upon false information and there is no way to change their minds with truth.

My sister is one of the lost souls who I expect will never regain it. If not now - when?

[Zing Zing Zingbah]

21. That must be irritating.

I have no idea how people from the same family can be so different.

[Snoggera]

22. It goes far beyond irritating

I agree with Kerry when he says (as he does at his campaign stops) that this is the most important election of our lifetimes, and to have an intelligent person (high school valedictorian)and currently a physician state that she is "of course" definitely going to vote for Bush* just brings up so many emotions. If Jesus was here, I'd ask him to slug her in the gut.

[sandnsea]

19. Bluster = manhood

They're like those idiots in the bars who think that running off at the mouth and punching people makes them men. And women who think the same thing and love them because they're so "tough". I think it's about that simple and a mass infusion of maturity is desperately needed.

[ArkDem]

24. Wow, where do you hang out? I need to keep away from

them there bars!

[drdigi420]

20. Dont hate them, buy them a T-shirt

:)