<Does the despair some of us experience over having yet another Democratic politician die in unusual circumstances in a crucial race offend you, lower the level? Is it our sadness of seeing our country looted, innocents abroad needlessly slaughtered, people imprisoned without charges or legal representation, and seeing the process which allows those things interfered with again what bothers you?

Is it in becoming tired of having elections stolen, with the connivance of the Supreme Court? Is that offensive to you? I mean being offended that elections can't just count ballots, and having that process left intact. Does my disappointment at having the electoral process disrupted once more offend you? Is that what lowers the level in your mind?



"Unusual circumstances?" Process "interfered" with? "Disrupted once more?" I am finding it hard to interpret this rant as anything but a Lindyesque assumption that the Republicans or maybe the Illuminati blew that plane out of the sky for political gain. This does not even stand up logically for countless reasons, much less factually.

People who are wrapped up so tightly inside their own fantasy world that they cannot even entertain other concepts poison discussions like this, in the same way that James used to poison any discussion in astronomy and space that he touched. I had figured you for a leftist hardliner, a stimulating part of the debates, but not a looney. If I'm wrong, say so.

Some of us remember John Kennedy, and the fact that Jack Ruby, a Texas hack, prevented us from finding out what really drove that assassination. And remember Martin Luther King, and Robert Kennedy. All killed. All of them liberals, by the way. Look at the list of politicians killed which have been posted. How many of them Republicans

Three out of seven, if you're counting. Not exactly suspicious, and well within the realm of random selection.

And as for your obsession with the 2000 election, would you feel better if we say that the Republicans stole it? Making the score of fraudulently stolen elections over the past fifty years: Republicans=1 Democrats=about 200.

Settle down, already.