It sounds like you’re working under the assumption that most Americans think rationally and logically. Have you ever been anywhere between the East and West Coasts?

This is the problem: Average Americans expect their government to protect them and their best interests because that’s what we’re all told the government is supposed to do. Many, many people are so turned off to politics that they just don’t care how this gets done. Fear is a powerful manipulator of thought, and the current administration has capitalized on this. Now that so many have been made so fearful, they truly believe that profiling, banning travel-sized toothpaste on airplanes, etc, are things which will help the governmrnt keep them safe. So I don’t think this is a tyranny from the majority, I think the majority is being hoodwinked by a minority with a loud voice and a far reach.

I think the only way to settle this is to incorporate Arabs into porn. Once Joe Masturbator sees enough swarthy Middle Easterners penetrating American women, they will get accustomed to the physical appearance of different people and will become “colorblind”.

More importantly: what’s your suggested plan of action here? Control people’s thoughts? That’s kind of more fascist.

I think this discussion has way, way outlasted its usefulness. Besides, we all know that “The Gallup Organization is yet one more mainstream American media source which is controlled by and/or advancing the destructive liberal/feminist/jew/nwo/zionist/sodomite agenda”.

Jeff, here are some other things that aren’t going to happen:

The United States won’t torture its prisoners of war.
It will only fight in its own defense or that of its allies.
It will adhere strictly to the Constitution.

People in many states have now put into action the first rights-reducing ammendments to their constitutions.

Jeff, man, the point is that no one, anywhere, is safe from the tyranny of the majority. It’s upsetting not because I think that there’s going to be anti-Muslim legislation passed tomorrow, but because 39% of people think that there should be. Those are the people around us. Those are American citizens they’re talking about. In the eyes of the law as it stands, those are people indistinguishable from you and me: they’ve committed no crimes and are not even under suspicion.

• stealing babies
• eating babies
• eating more babies after they’ve previously eaten babies
• being totally full of babies but still helping themselves to another serving of babies

..however, the thing to keep in mind when discussing the outrageous! things that outrageous! people suggest might happen is that, realistically, they’re not going to happen, so there’s little sense in getting too too worked up over them, right?

Save your outrage for the realistic problems. It’s precious.

~jeff

I ask because it’s hard to tell from your dismissive and angry comment.

And by gum, if they weren’t right.

I’ll dig up some Nurse With Wound and check it out. I’m very curious.