Comments for R.S.F. America

Comment on Imus In The Mourning by Michael

Michael — Sun, 24 Jun 2007 18:26:59 +0000

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The wisest keeps something of the vision of a child. Though he may understand a thousand things that a child could not understand, he is always a beginner, close to the original meaning of life…

Comment on Poli-Tech by Don

Don — Sun, 13 May 2007 20:52:05 +0000

“If he couldn’t buy a gun he surely would have found some other method of implementation.” Do you know this for a fact, or are you just making an assumption to cover up the facts? The fact is that he DID kill with a gun that he bought legally and he clearly should not have been able to do so. He was clearly not mentally stable enough to be trusted with a deadly firearm. Now, NO ONE is saying that we should not look into a bigger picture of why people go on rampage killings. But if stiffer gun laws are not part of the answer and the answer is not to have the mental health system employ a better communication between itself and law enforcement to ensure that mentally ill citizens do not obtain firearms, then what is the answer? Do we just throw up our hands and say, “Oh well, every few months there are going to be small-scale massacres, but we shouldn’t adapt the laws to deal with the realities. And besides, if psychopaths didn’t kill with guns, they’d just find something else to kill with. Oh well.” And then those innocents who are massacred are just expendable collateral damage in a failed policy. I ask you then, what should we do?

Comment on President By A Hair? by Clyde Fernandes

Clyde Fernandes — Wed, 04 Apr 2007 11:50:31 +0000

Brilliant my friend! Though the same is not just present in America, half way around the world in India the situation is the same
We need to have a revolution that will be global and that we need to unite to have it my friend. All of us around the world together as one unit at one time a protest that will shake the earth together from everywhere. To wake up the dorsile masses!

Comment on Voice Of (T)reason? by Ken Larson

Ken Larson — Wed, 14 Mar 2007 00:55:25 +0000

Politicians make no difference.

We have bought into the Military Industrial Complex (MIC).

Through a combination of public apathy and threats by the MIC we have let the SYSTEM get too large. It is now a SYSTEMIC problem and the SYSTEM is out of control. Government and industry are merging and that is very dangerous.

I am a 2 tour Vietnam Veteran who recently retired after 36 years of working in the Defense Industrial Complex on many of the weapons systems being used by our forces as we speak.

There is no conspiracy. The SYSTEM has gotten so big that those who make it up and run it day to day in industry and government simply are perpetuating their existance.

The politicians rely on them for details and recommendations because they cannot possibly grasp the nuances of the environment and the BIG SYSTEM.

So, the system has to go bust and then be re-scaled, fixed and re-designed to run efficiently and prudently, just like any other big machine that runs poorly or becomes obsolete or dangerous.

This situation will right itself through trauma. I see a government ENRON on the horizon, with an associated house cleaning.

The next president will come and go along with his appointees and politicos. The event to watch is the collapse of the MIC.