thoughts of a dying atheist

is it wrong that i take pleasure in seeing people get what's coming to them, or am i really that vindictive nowadays? take, for example, the wiseass from the University of Florida who tried to give John Kerry a hard time and was, after much struggle, tazed. I'm all about freedom of speech, and going out at a public form at a feeble attempt to emasculate authoritative figures, so I do think that cutting the kid's speaking time off was a little extreme. However, if that guy wanted to be a little hardass behind his book, he should have expected and dealt accordingly with the punishment, instead of whining like a little girl. It certainly didn't help his cause.

he should have learned that from reading all his biographies on che guevarra and listening to rage against the machine. i find it humorous and ironic that revolutionary types almost always come from financially well off upbringings. fidel castro grew up in prosperity. it's a trip.

i not really having to work affords you the time to sit and bitch and moan about how bad things are, rather than acting on them. i'm not big on politics, but i do enjoy watching it from the sidelines. peace up.