Comments on: Super Smart, but Just as Evil http://morgamic.com/2005/06/19/super-smart-but-just-as-evil/ stuff and things, according to Mike Morgan Thu, 20 Jan 2011 06:10:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: morgamic http://morgamic.com/2005/06/19/super-smart-but-just-as-evil/comment-page-1/#comment-223 morgamic Mon, 20 Jun 2005 23:11:35 +0000 http://morgamic.com/?p=58#comment-223 Good luck with your party -- I hope it gets things moving in the right direction. I also really liked <a href="http://dathompson.blogspot.com/2005/05/new-cathedral-faith-of-reason.html" rel="nofollow">your post about the faith of reason</a>. Very well written, and in many ways relevant to Enron, the White House, etc. Faith is winning again, and reason is suffering. Good luck with your party — I hope it gets things moving in the right direction. I also really liked your post about the faith of reason. Very well written, and in many ways relevant to Enron, the White House, etc. Faith is winning again, and reason is suffering.

]]> By: David Thompson http://morgamic.com/2005/06/19/super-smart-but-just-as-evil/comment-page-1/#comment-222 David Thompson Mon, 20 Jun 2005 20:08:47 +0000 http://morgamic.com/?p=58#comment-222 Interesting words. I would agree on a number of levels with you. In addition to your argument regarding the power of the current powers that be, I would concede that our current political options are in fact no more than pandering to the wealthy. Let's face it, both sides (red or blue) have their own lords and kings. The only way to effectively take the iron septor away (IMHO) is to fashion a new party, one that is constructed of those options that we moderates want. I would submit that there are very few individuals who feel that their party acurately represents their desires. Many of us are sick of the party banterings and extremes. A group of us here in Seattle, WA (fastly growing) are fashioning a Moderate Party. Our platform is a borrowing of issues from both sides. Effecting legislation is one of the strongest powers after all. We want to legislate laws that break the strangle hold that our current politicians have on fiscal america, namely intellectual property, dependance on fossil fuels, and litigation driven health care. But neither party wants to touch these with a ten-foot-pole. We'll be posting our platform in the next few months (still working on spelling them out). Interesting words. I would agree on a number of levels with you. In addition to your argument regarding the power of the current powers that be, I would concede that our current political options are in fact no more than pandering to the wealthy. Let’s face it, both sides (red or blue) have their own lords and kings.

The only way to effectively take the iron septor away (IMHO) is to fashion a new party, one that is constructed of those options that we moderates want. I would submit that there are very few individuals who feel that their party acurately represents their desires. Many of us are sick of the party banterings and extremes.

A group of us here in Seattle, WA (fastly growing) are fashioning a Moderate Party. Our platform is a borrowing of issues from both sides. Effecting legislation is one of the strongest powers after all.

We want to legislate laws that break the strangle hold that our current politicians have on fiscal america, namely intellectual property, dependance on fossil fuels, and litigation driven health care. But neither party wants to touch these with a ten-foot-pole. We’ll be posting our platform in the next few months (still working on spelling them out).

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