The following comment is the comment in which this is a reply to:     Aug. 16, 2006 -!!!!!!!!!! Posted by

"Politacal Guy?!" "Responsible Voter?!" You sicken me, you liberal!! Who's government is it that's removing "under God" from our pledge of alligence? Listen to (a censored version) of John Lennon's "Working Class Hero," and see how the government really works. BTW, your music is (edited). Edited by Vote4Bob on Aug. 16, 2006 at 1:58 PM Edited by Politicalguy on Aug. 23, 2006 at 5:43 PM   Now first of all, making a Political blog, I have to expect comments like this. But now this person, making such a comment, needs to expect a response.   Now let me take this line by line, explaining the absurdity of this person's statements.    I'll start at "Responsible Voter?!" Who's government is it that's removing "under God" from our pledge of alligence?.   First of all, I do not want "Under God" taken out of the pledge of alliegance. And becoming a responsible voter is how we elect the right people to power to insure that it never gets taken out. So why you would question the want to become a responsible voter?  I do not know.   The next line is: You sicken me, you liberal!!   This one really is an incredibly uneducated statement, because if this person really knew me, they would probably never call me a liberal.   The next line is: Listen to (a censored version) of John Lennon's "Working Class Hero," and see how the government really works.   I do not know much about John Lennon, so I can not accurately respond to that comment.   The last line (and probably the worst in the whole comment) is:BTW, your music is (edited).   This was completely uncalled for. To start with there are better ways to say that you do not like the music I put on my blog than by using bad language. Secondly it is the national anthem of the United States of America, wich makes your bad language against it a double slap that was completely inappropriate.   I hope that this shows the author of this comment that you might want to be a little more careful with your words in the future. Which is a good lesson to everyone. And that definitely includes myself.

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