Hey SDAI-
Loved your post. Lots of energy, verve and idiocy. From the vibrational frequency I would say you must have been a parrot in a past life.
Just a couple of points to mention, you said,
>"Franklin's great society had indoctrinated a whole generation. Those who are in their 70's & 80's...recall fondly the handouts and work programs which saved them from starvation.
People were scrounging the alleys looking for things to eat or sell, petty crime was up and the Roosevelt solution of federal handouts was very popular.
At that moment some thirty million Americans became lifelong democrats."
From the content I assume you meant to say lifelong Democrats, with a capital "D". This is the party, small "d" democrats represent the political predilection.
I might suggest that were you to become more immersed in the history of this period you might come to realilze that FDR probably saved this country from communism. Were you better versed in this era you might well come to see Roosevelt as your hero.
I would strongly urge you take up such a study to add to your formidable talents.
From your post I note your self assessed expertise in art. You have also expressed your expertise in music. Your obvious versatility in addition to your scientific background is astounding--Indeed, a renaissance man that knows more about education than the educators, more about art than those that have made a life-long study of the subject and more about music than Albert Switzer.
And to think when I was in college we used to say, "I are an engineer" and here you have a probable affinity to Shakespeare.
Off Topic » in reply to Re: Again, save it for the rubes.
Save it for the rubric...
The whole thread (42 posts)
- Marxist professor teaches American politics
- Re: Marxist professor. More stuff.
- If you think that guy is bad, ....
- OK, well . . .
- Re: OK, well . . .
- Beyond belief! You won't have the guts to read this.
- Thanks, SDAI. Pretty much covered Bowser's feeble response. (n/t) (n/t)
- And in the process, Europeans slit their own throats.
- Re: OK, well . . .
