Ok, I was trying to ignore this thread, but I give up. For,
the record, I'm one of those "bleeding heart liberals" someone
referred to, though I'm not sure what ideology has to do with
this subject. What it is, is the medias tendency to overhype
anything that happens to a celebrity. Its why I don't read
or watch the news. It's almost never about real people. As
for the rescue efforts being excessive, I don't know the facts
in this case (avoiding the news) , but I know that American
society as a rule wastes an awful lot of money and time trying
to rescue people that natural selection is trying to delete
from the gene pool. We do glorify stupidity.
Speaking of which, Boog, George Extra Lite in a Dak? If you
ever saw that man in a vehicle that affordable, you'll know
its a photo-op. ("no, I'm just a regular guy, honest!")
Flip
ps oops, sorry . Re. stupidity I meant George Wussy-rich-boy,
not you Boog.
Michael Clark wrote:
> Life flight helicopter crashed the same day in Houston. Three people died.
> Three people whose job it is to save our own necks at times and the news just
> barely mentioned it after 15 to 20 minutes of Kennedy coverage. It is a shame
> what happened, but enough is enough. To say I'm sick of hearing about this
> already is an understatement.
>
> My only (and final) post on this. I've wasted enough bandwith already......
>
>
>
> >You guys are Siiiicccckkkkk!!! Pat was doing the same thing. I can only
> >hope, if I ever flew a plane and it crashed, I would get a Pentagon news
> >conference. I feel bed for the situation, but this is ridiculous. This
> >even
> >interrupted International security. Pres. Clinton and PM Barak's talks
> >were overshadowed by this.
> ---Mike, near Houston.--- http://www.mikesdakota.com
> '93 V8 4X2
> Houston Area DML Meet Page
> http://www.geocities.com/motorcity/downs/9221
>
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