First off, let me mention I know my name is misspelled before you accuse me 
of a lack of spelling knowledge. Secondly, what kind of a boring numbnuts, 
spends the whole weekend watching CSPAN?

The Cynic certainly seems to have an appropriate name. As cheesy as it is, 
I've always liked Bobby McFarrin's motto, "Don't worry, be happy". As our 
Cynic seems to see it, everyone who doesn't follow his/her thinking is wrong 
and mostly brain-dead. Yet on the other hand, The Cynic wants less Gov't 
intervention, as he states about Rep. Bernie Sanders, "he wants your 
government to have a hand in everything... this is really a shame." This idea 
to me goes along with freedom of speech, which goes hand in hand with free 
thinking. Who is this Cynic to say that Bernie Sanders is offering less than 
what he claims to be: an alternative to the stagnating Democrats and 
Republicans?

As for his ideas about Social Security, he believes that if we collect 
Social Security Withholdings from "the likes of Bill Gates and Warren Buffet" 
that down the road we won't have the funds to return them their dues. So, 
Cynic, you think there won't be any more rich people after the folks we have 
now retire. We are a CAPITALIST society, where making money is the goal. As 
you've seen throughout history, people make more money as time goes on. So, 
yes, of course, we'll have funds to reimburse the wealthy of today. If I 
were you, Cynic, I'd think about who the pointy head really is.

Hugs and Kisses, EXORSYST

The Cynic responds:

Don't worry, be happy...sounds like a brain-dead idea.

Paying attention to the effect of things that happen in your government is the best way to keep them in check. Wandering through life without a worry is a surefire way to get abused by your government.

two things.....

CAPITALISM is the opposite of SOCIALISM which Bernie claims to embrace. If Bernie gets his wishes there will be no Capitalism, and therefore no rich guys.

If Bernie is the alternative to the typical 2 party system, we are in real trouble.

Cyn

From someone calling himself Dr. Fuji Kamikase (spelling is apparently not his strength), comes a well thought out defense of the soon to be moving White House occupant in response to Brent Barksdale's Bombs Away.  

"I think I see your problem

Another ignorant, dingbatted fringe lunatic attempting to ignore the last 8
years of Clinton's serious ass-kicking.

Haven't you poor loons learned YET?"

And it would seem that someone simply calling himself "Critic" ain't getting any.  How else would you explain is attitude toward columnist Kirsten Andersen's We are more than the sum of our gross national product?

"Simplistic article with no evidence of original thought. Stylistically boring, and written for the intellectual level of a junior high school student. Good thing she's pretty, but given the choice, I'd rather look like Camille Paglia and be blessed with the ability to write with her brilliance and erudition."

We won't get into the nuances of language with one that admires the likes of Camille Paglia, but can a writer be "blessed" with deep learning as he implies or do you have to work at it?  But then maybe this was his first foray into using a four syllable word so I guess we can excuse it.   You decide:

Camille Paglia

Kirsten Andersen

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