[Dialogue] Thanks to David Rebstock for the posting on fundamentalism

[Karl Hess]

There are a number of Kerry and anti-Bush buttons here, including 
"When Bush lied people died"
Karl. 

http://www.buttonsonline.com/presidential/kerry.html

>David Rebstock and all the others engaged in the fundamentalist/liberal
>dialogue:
>    Thank you for taking the time to raise the questions and to begin
>providing answers to the fundmental/liberal duality.  I have been totally at
>sea in dealing with the power of fundamentalism--which my brother
>reflects--not even knowing where to begin.  Logic doesn't work.  So I just
>let it sit there.
>    David, I read your summary of  Bernard Brandon Scott's research with awe
>and deep gratitude for your long posting.  Please keep this dialogue going.
>It is a life and death issue with the Neo-Cons in power.
>   I am deeply concerned about voting machines and the ability of their
>designers and of local election supervisors to destroy votes with no trace.
>I fear a repeat of the Florida massacre that the Democrats could never have
>gotten away with had the roles been reversed.
>    I was in Maine this past week-end and I saw a great election button an
>elderly gentleman was sporting:  "When Clinton lied, nobody died."  I
>encouraged him to wear it 24/7, but never thought to ask him where he got
>it.  Duh!  Does anyone know where?  And if it is available as a bumper
>sticker?
>    Greetings to you and Ellen, David.
>Lucille Chagnon
>Wilmington, DE
>
>"Experience is not what happens to you.
>It is what you do with what happens to you."  --Aldous Huxley
>
>
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