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Monday, July 13, 2009

Hey, John Thune, Steph, what's up?

My friend Sam Hurst notes:

"Direct action" has a natural appeal to young people, and we [in South Dakota] drive young people away. For all the problems the SD Democratic Party faces, first is the fact that progressive thinking, idealistic young people leave. It's curious that Thune and Herseth-Sandlin are outdoing each other to wag their fingers at the Greenpeace activists, but neither has any interest in saying anything about global warming."

I feel the Greenpeace action and other acts of civil disobedience should only take place when all other legal options have been proven ineffective. Are we there yet, John? Stephanie?

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Our young Stephanie has "consumed the coolaid" when it comes to the global warming hoax. Her last response to me about the Cap & Trade bill expressed her desire to "control global warming".
So, either she is stupid or she thinks I am.

Bill Fleming said...

I'm not ready to say either of you are stupid, p3bfco
(is that like a cousin to c3po and r2d2?)

But why do you say global warming is a hoax?