Subj : Re: Generic Congress
To : Ron L.
From : Aaron Thomas
Date : Wed Oct 01 2025 07:28 am
RL> AT> The US Congress is generic. The whole system is flawed. They don't
RL> AT> represent us, they represent themselves.
RL>
RL> Worse. They represent the shadowy figures behind the scenes pulling the
RL> strings to convert the world into their Plantation.
That is true but they're also serving themselves at the same time, because nobody's forcing them to be members of congress.
RL> AT> And today I got an automated email from his office asking if I agree
RL> AT> with him fighting the federal government to protect rural hospitals.
RL>
RL> This is another virtue signal. The Fed can't do anything about rural
RL> hospitals - other than send our tax dollars there. The problem with
RL> rural hospitals is a state issue, not a Federal issue, because it's the
RL> state overrulations that are causing the problems.
They're hoping that the word "hospital" pulls at the heartstrings of idiots, but this is a lure that's only going to catch the most ignorant fish. As soon as the government opens back up, and the "rural hospitals" are still in
business, a few moderately intelligent people be scratching their heads.
RL> AT> hospitals up his butt. I want the schools to be protected now, and we
RL> AT> can talk about "rural hospitals" some other time.
RL>
RL> There's lots of smoke here.
RL>
RL> He can't do anything about the schools. Those are all local now. Like
RL> the rural hospitals, the most he can do is send or withhold Federal
RL> money.
That's a good point though - he could fight to block federal funding to the schools until they install TSA style metal detection. But trying to get a Democrat to do this is like trying to turn a member of a gang against his own gang.
