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Basically, I don't really have an issue with Rosie calling out the Feds on 9-11 or whatever else she wants, because it's still The United States of America, after all. And I don't watch daytime TV. So, unless she's storming the steps of congress with an AK under one arm and a salami and pork chop sandwich under the other leading some Chinese/Russian/EU/UN freedom hating commie foreign battalion behind her, looks to me like she's just a concerned citizen expressing some unpleasant and 'extreme' views towards the folks in charge. On national Television. Boy that's gotta' make folks mad, eh?
Sure, it's going to provoke a volatile reaction from folks who don't buy it. But most of the people I know don't find it such a stretch to asking some similar questions, at least. Most people I talk to think the Feds are just fucking things up though, and then covering that up cuz their embarrased. Does saying they did it on purpose cross the line into 'traitor'? I mean come on, Oil guys in charge start big fight in Oil-land. They don't even get shot at. Gimme' a fucking break. I'd do it if I was them, makes sense. Good plan. They let me in on it I might $hut the fuck up about it.
Danny Partridge is going to want me dead for saying that.
Honestly, swear to God, true story. I woke up about an hour and a half before I had to go to work on a Tuesday in September, 2001. I had a big cup of coffe and a smoke and flipped on the TV. As an observer of humans in general, I found it to be one of the strangest and most disturbing days of my life. By the end of that day, my biggest question (and I had a lot of them) was "How long before people start killing each other in the street over this". I had hoped since then I was just wrong in asking that. That it would become irrelevant somehow. But now, I'm not so sure.
drama. (Which later had some of them refer to me as a internet terrorist.)
