Written by: Goemagog

I was bored, so I popped over to the Democratic Underground, a haven for genocidal fucktards. They're again asserting that disagreeing with them is proof of participation in some criminal conspiracy. Usual genocidal fucktard propaganda.

In other semi-boring stuff, Smash said:

I understand the implication of your statement, but I don't fear for America's future. The USA will not last forever, but I'm certain that the legacy of America will echo through the millenia.

I just hope that it's a positive legacy.

Emphasis his. Considering that we didn't participate in any of the socialist genocides thus far, I think our forefathers have secured a pretty good place in history. Smash was replying to someone who wanted to point out that American ideals and accomplishments will effect the world long after the United States is gone. Barring the DU getting into power and running their stalinistic show trials, where exactly does Smash think a negative legacy will come from?

Inquiring Goe's want to know.

If you follow the links to and from the thread that started that little paranoid twitching in Smash's psyche, you'll find a link to ArtsJournal.com, where one of their staff
lashes out at a portuguese poet for writing something not overtly hostile to the United States.

This editorial puts Jamaica ahead of most Western countries in their opposition to Mugabe's dictatorship. Not only can they recognize a despot, they're getting better at bobsledding.

Brazil, Venezuela, Colombia and Spain however...

they said their alliance was not intended to confront the United States

...

Chavez hailed the meeting as a sign that "a new geopolitical map" was being drawn up to counterbalance the global dominance of the United States. "We want to do it, and we're going to do it, without confronting anyone," the Venezuelan leader told a joint news conference.

Three of the four countries have governments that view the United States as a hindrance to their aspiration of a stalinistic utopia, three have economies crippled by rampant corruption, and one has an economy crippled by 'moderate' socialism. Only Columbia is doing anything to develop an economic model that isn't based on impoverishing it's own people and blaming the United States. When gulag's can be found in Latin America, other than the ones already in Cuba, they'll probably blame us for that too.

Goe, feeling so very meh.