I’m sorry if I have toommuch respect for the truth to let nonsense slide.

It’s your way of saying. “I can’t debate the issue, so I’ll just call you a liar and demand unreasonalbe proof.”

You’re projecting again.

Go ahead. Tell me that crime and poverty are less because of the trillions of dollars spent on it. Unless you do, then let’s assume that it’s worse.

The stupidity, as I showed, is readily apparent. If you think that law enforcement is to blame for more crime because they have arrested more people, then that is stupid and I don’t know how else to categorize it.

It’s amazing how when people ask you to back up your claims you call us stupid. Probably because that’s all you’ve got.

Your solutions are like bad medical care–put emphasis on cures rather than prevention. Your ideas are like informing someone that smoking, lack of exercise, and certain diets can prevent heart disease, but telling them after they have already had a heart attack!

Rather than stopping crime and poverty at the root level, which encompasses morality and common sense and neither of which is within your grasp, you want to help people after they are in trouble.

Money poured onto your bad solutions is money wasted. More transfers of military dollars to social programs accomplishes as much as if we attacked Switzerland. You keep wasting the money you get and come back wanting more. You’re like a bunch of bored housewives at the mall.

Also, the record weakness of the dollar against everything but the South African rand and the South Korean won, is one of the factors driving the high gas prices.

One wonders how long it will take to undo the damage the Bush administration has done to this country.