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Originally posted by kach22i
I would think most people would place a "value" on a hand written letter in a persons own words. The personal time and commitment to make such an effort (even if it's not 100% agreeable with your own views) must mean something, anything if individual rights are to honored and cherished.
The colorful and angry letters in that first link, tells me that some Americans and wound up a little too tight and could stand to enjoy a Guinness.
Yellow teeth limey bastards.....................funny, but what's the point?
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Good on you, mate, for selling the American voter short -- that's the point.
So you would take a nice hand-written note FROM A FOREIGNER IN A FOREIGN COUNTRY as a substitute over your one defined right as an American to vote for whom you please? Do you think Brits know this country and its perils better than this country's citizens? Or is your partianship toward the left speaking for you once again only because the "writers" overtly disparage Bush in their letters? Oh how upset you must be at Putin for telling Americans that Bush is the right guy for the job in the next four years.
Screw Britain (and Russia), and whatever the hell either country thinks should be the outcome of Nov. 2nd. After pondering this, I believe it highly insulting that British citizens have the gall to write American voters in order to sway the American vote. Trying to vote for either Bush or Kerry is hard enough as it is (at least for me). I'm sure many Americans don't need foreign intervention taxing them with such a crucial upcoming decision.
Personally I like the idea of returning the favor and sway their voting process; first we encourage them to kick out that vascilating wimp Blair, and furthermore, take over British investments in this country and use it to pay down our deficit.
After all, the Queen is the largest owner of livestock futures in the U.S., from what I've heard. That's meat for the masses - the U.S. masses.
Maybe we can even convince the Brits to behead the old bag.
