> I'm all for protecting animals (though I like eating them too), and
> working towards peace too. But saying things about the Goddess of
> Peace and the creatures of the forest displays either a tin ear or a
> lust for marginalization. Almost everyone, including many
> off-the-spectrum radicals, find that ludicrous. There is no goddess of
> peace, so she can't have any arms; we have to do make peace ourselves.
> And animals can't vote in most precincts.
So DK or someone on his staff has a colorful way with words -- does that make him ineligible for the Oval Office?
Compared to Bush's way with words (or *against* words), I'd say it's definitely a point in DK's favor. I'd much rather hear about the Goddess of Peace than "Ha, ha, Saddam, we found you in a hole," or whatever El Jefe said.
Jon Johanning // jjohanning at igc.org __________________________________ After the Buddha died, people still kept pointing to his shadow in a cave for centuries—an enormous, dreadful shadow. God is dead: but the way people are, there may be, for millennia, caves in which his shadow is still pointed to. — And we — we must still overcome his shadow! —Friedrich Nietzsche