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Thursday September 2, 2004

2nd September 2004

Thursday September 2, 2004

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I can’t watch the RNC any more.  I tried, in the interest of seeing if they had any intelligent comments, but as I watched, I started feeling physically ill at the inane comments made by the speakers.  Now I feel like I am going to throw up just flipping past the channel.  I always thought people were over-exaggerating when they said things like that, now I realize it is real.  I can’t beleive the visceral reaction I have to those people.  It makes my soul sick and I have to stay away from it.  I can not fathom how they could think the way they do.

I am also a little disturbed at the actions of some of the extremist protesters.  I am all for protesting, and I sure understand the depth of dislike for the party, but I can’t understand spitting on people and acting so violently as some of the protesters.  I guess I am a pacifist in all things.  I competely agree with non-violent protesting, but can’t endorse hurting somebody or destroying property (which often hurts people) to protest.  I am sure some would argue that I am not passionate enough.

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  1. 1 On September 2nd, 2004, home.aspx?user=LikeWowMom said:
       

    I wouldn’t argue you aren’t passionate enough. I would argue you are a compassionate human being, and you are aware that violence does not further anyone’s cause.

    I watched Elizabeth Dole being interviewed the other day, and I was mortified. I’m not sure why. She freaked me out. She really did.

     
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