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The George W Bush Sewage Plant
After the elections in November, San Francisco could have a fitting memorial for our outgoing President. They will be voting on whether to name the Sewage treatment plant after him.
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I can't decide whether I admire San Francisco more, or Vermont. Some towns in Vermont passed a law that if Bush or Cheney step foot there, they will be immediately arrested for war crimes. I love this country! |
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Cui honorem, honorem. I can understand most american citizens feelings for the administration that betrayed them, yet I don't know yet if a little more respect for the office of the president itsself wouldn't be appropriate.
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I also love this country, that when things like this happen, we dont haul the perpetrators off and have them shot. Freedom is a wonderful thing, and you are entitled to be as immature as youd like.
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I find this funny.
Meh. Benjamin
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I'll admit, it is pretty funny. OTOH, I have to agree with mabus - perhaps a bit more respect is in order. I'm sure liberals wouldn't appreciate a sewage treatment plant being named after Bill Clinton.
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Just goes to show you the deplorable level to which political discourse in our country has sunk.
It's pathetic that SF would even consider this, and even worse that partisan cheerleaders would rah-rah for it. Matt |
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![]() this is symptomatic of the lunacy of the whacked cracked left in place there, and another wondrous example of informed difference, diversity and tolerance from the belly of the beast, the San Francisco Oblast. And, why though I live an hour away, I have not and will not visit the place ( once since 1992, and that was 5 years ago), not one dime to be spent within its environs, not from me. I won't lower myself and suggest a new name for say the Mustang ranch after a previous c in c....naaahhhh...
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There's a reason the rest of the country refers to California as "granola" or "the land of the nuts, fruits and flakes"....
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The problem is, curing the sewage in San Fran is difficult; they claim its offensive and not politically correct to brandish them as "diseased"...
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