Comments on: Tomorrow is not time to celebrate. http://www.peacechicken.com/2006/07/05/tomorrow-is-not-time-to-celebrate/ Mon, 01 Mar 2010 03:53:36 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Peace Chicken http://www.peacechicken.com/2006/07/05/tomorrow-is-not-time-to-celebrate/comment-page-1/#comment-300 Peace Chicken Fri, 14 Jul 2006 19:17:59 +0000 http://www.peacechicken.com/2006/07/03/tomorrow-is-not-time-to-celebrate/#comment-300 Thank YOU for such a kind response. I'm glad you take postings like this as encouraging and not disheartening. I think a lot of people view me as too cynical to function because I'm always pointing out what's wrong. But I post the things I do because I believe people should know everything that's going on and come to their own conclusions instead of having opinions spoon fed to them by Fox News or CNN. An uncensored, investigative, and active press often means seeing more bad news, that's just how it goes. Especially with this Administration and their hatred of transparency. People need to see what their government is up to, as depressing as it usually is. Ummm I forgot what my point was now... "Only by fully grasping the reins of leadership in the coming decades can we, the dedicated few, hope to produce profound changes within the American experience." --Wow. Can't wait til you start running for office. :-) Thank YOU for such a kind response. I’m glad you take postings like this as encouraging and not disheartening. I think a lot of people view me as too cynical to function because I’m always pointing out what’s wrong. But I post the things I do because I believe people should know everything that’s going on and come to their own conclusions instead of having opinions spoon fed to them by Fox News or CNN.

An uncensored, investigative, and active press often means seeing more bad news, that’s just how it goes. Especially with this Administration and their hatred of transparency. People need to see what their government is up to, as depressing as it usually is. Ummm I forgot what my point was now…

“Only by fully grasping the reins of leadership in the coming decades can we, the dedicated few, hope to produce profound changes within the American experience.” –Wow. Can’t wait til you start running for office. :-)

]]> By: chellinsky http://www.peacechicken.com/2006/07/05/tomorrow-is-not-time-to-celebrate/comment-page-1/#comment-277 chellinsky Sat, 08 Jul 2006 21:39:27 +0000 http://www.peacechicken.com/2006/07/03/tomorrow-is-not-time-to-celebrate/#comment-277 Thank you for this post. The mere fact that you, your idealism, and the thousands (if not hundreds of thousands) of people like you exist and are able to express yourselves gives me faith in our future. Hopefully those of us that have given time serving our country to make it a better place can remain banded together in that idealism to break the cycle of cynicism that has gripped consecutive generations within our country. It is this possibility of change and hope for a better future of greater understanding brought about by our work and effort that allowed me to celebrate the 4th of July. Perhaps it is my youthful naivete, but I still believe that we can make the world a better, more democratic, more peaceful, more socially responsible place. Our current path is not helping us achieve those ends and only by fully grasping the reins of leadership in the coming decades can we, the dedicated few, hope to produce profound changes within the American experience. And I believe it is possible living where we do. There are my two cents and thank you again for this post. It made me think. Thank you for this post. The mere fact that you, your idealism, and the thousands (if not hundreds of thousands) of people like you exist and are able to express yourselves gives me faith in our future. Hopefully those of us that have given time serving our country to make it a better place can remain banded together in that idealism to break the cycle of cynicism that has gripped consecutive generations within our country.

It is this possibility of change and hope for a better future of greater understanding brought about by our work and effort that allowed me to celebrate the 4th of July. Perhaps it is my youthful naivete, but I still believe that we can make the world a better, more democratic, more peaceful, more socially responsible place. Our current path is not helping us achieve those ends and only by fully grasping the reins of leadership in the coming decades can we, the dedicated few, hope to produce profound changes within the American experience. And I believe it is possible living where we do.

There are my two cents and thank you again for this post. It made me think.

]]> By: pjustice http://www.peacechicken.com/2006/07/05/tomorrow-is-not-time-to-celebrate/comment-page-1/#comment-275 pjustice Thu, 06 Jul 2006 20:02:38 +0000 http://www.peacechicken.com/2006/07/03/tomorrow-is-not-time-to-celebrate/#comment-275 I love your spirit, and the emotion that you put into your postings. Anyways, I was thinking about the same thing a couple days before the 4th and was thinking about putting a similar post on my blog, but you beat me to it. I like the part about spending billions on our domestic issues instead of the war, and congress listening to corporations. It’s a shame that politicians are more worried about their campaign money and being elected or reelected then actually doing their job. I love your spirit, and the emotion that you put into your postings. Anyways, I was thinking about the same thing a couple days before the 4th and was thinking about putting a similar post on my blog, but you beat me to it. I like the part about spending billions on our domestic issues instead of the war, and congress listening to corporations. It’s a shame that politicians are more worried about their campaign money and being elected or reelected then actually doing their job.

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