The Kos commentator who told the story claims it will further diminish the reputation of the US on the international stage, but that seems to me to be just another example of Kossak naivete.
Real PATRIOTS know the world mocks us for our tenderness towards troublemakers. The Chinese, certainly--who are said by some to market the body parts of their executed felons--and probably the Iraqis (who hanged 24 people today at Abu Graib) too, and even likely our putative allies, the Israelis (who hold upwards of 5,000 alleged Palestinian nationalists in prisons in the Negev) scoff at our insanely delicate sensibilities when it comes to preserving the regime.
This new development in crowd control technology, along with the increased presidential control over the National Guards of the States (we NEED an Army of the Interior: no totalitarian, imperialistic State in history ever proceded without one), will demonstrate to our adversaries that the USo'fuckinA is prepared to do worse to its own citizens than it does to its conquests; or at least just as badly.
USA USA USA USA USA USA USA
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You mean we closed Abu Ghraib in August, removed the prisoners and handed it over to Iraq and already they've got it back up and killing folks again? That's pathetic.
from Ruth
blakno1 is right.
If you can handle being armed, then do so.
If not, then there are other, equally effective ways to fight against being
1) an indentured slave at best, or
2) a frigging serf to our Corporate Overlords.
In any case, the struggle for Liberty goes on.
Well now, it's only been a momentary lapse in Big Brother's initiative that let us march at all. They machine gunned striking Pullman workers and dropped bombs on striking coal miners, but then they went all soft when that white girl got killed at Kent State. Time to start crackin' heads again! It works like a charm in China.
We are all burrito-Americans now.
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