Re: Where are we going????

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 1/10/2006 2:40:06 AM Pacific Standard Time,

SSRI medications writes:

It's

really a paradox and I worry where our country and the whole world is going

to end up.

To hell in a handbasket!!!! We are the most drugged up nation in the world.

We are a society of quick-fix junkies. We love our pills. We've been

brainwashed and dumbed down for 40 years. This society scares the hell out of

me. How do you know that the person in the check-out line at Safeway isn't

going to pull out a gun and shoot you? Or the guy in the car behind you

decides

you're going to slow and runs you off the road? This country is a freak

show with the patients running the asylum.

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 1/10/2006 2:40:06 AM Pacific Standard Time,

SSRI medications writes:

It's

really a paradox and I worry where our country and the whole world is going

to end up.

To hell in a handbasket!!!! We are the most drugged up nation in the world.

We are a society of quick-fix junkies. We love our pills. We've been

brainwashed and dumbed down for 40 years. This society scares the hell out of

me. How do you know that the person in the check-out line at Safeway isn't

going to pull out a gun and shoot you? Or the guy in the car behind you

decides

you're going to slow and runs you off the road? This country is a freak

show with the patients running the asylum.

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 1/10/2006 2:40:06 AM Pacific Standard Time,

SSRI medications writes:

It's

really a paradox and I worry where our country and the whole world is going

to end up.

To hell in a handbasket!!!! We are the most drugged up nation in the world.

We are a society of quick-fix junkies. We love our pills. We've been

brainwashed and dumbed down for 40 years. This society scares the hell out of

me. How do you know that the person in the check-out line at Safeway isn't

going to pull out a gun and shoot you? Or the guy in the car behind you

decides

you're going to slow and runs you off the road? This country is a freak

show with the patients running the asylum.

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 1/10/2006 2:40:06 AM Pacific Standard Time,

SSRI medications writes:

It's

really a paradox and I worry where our country and the whole world is going

to end up.

To hell in a handbasket!!!! We are the most drugged up nation in the world.

We are a society of quick-fix junkies. We love our pills. We've been

brainwashed and dumbed down for 40 years. This society scares the hell out of

me. How do you know that the person in the check-out line at Safeway isn't

going to pull out a gun and shoot you? Or the guy in the car behind you

decides

you're going to slow and runs you off the road? This country is a freak

show with the patients running the asylum.

[Guest guest]

Now, now, Glitter. Calm down. I think you are exhibiting signs of paranoia,

pessimism, and irrational fear. Someone get the DSM-IV quick! She's suffering

from a severe case of - quick - what is it called?!?!?

Oh, yeah, it's a condition called SANITY!

Terry

glitterari@... wrote:

In a message dated 1/10/2006 2:40:06 AM Pacific Standard Time,

SSRI medications writes:

It's

really a paradox and I worry where our country and the whole world is going

to end up.

To hell in a handbasket!!!! We are the most drugged up nation in the world.

We are a society of quick-fix junkies. We love our pills. We've been

brainwashed and dumbed down for 40 years. This society scares the hell out of

me. How do you know that the person in the check-out line at Safeway isn't

going to pull out a gun and shoot you? Or the guy in the car behind you

decides

you're going to slow and runs you off the road? This country is a freak

show with the patients running the asylum.

[Guest guest]

Now, now, Glitter. Calm down. I think you are exhibiting signs of paranoia,

pessimism, and irrational fear. Someone get the DSM-IV quick! She's suffering

from a severe case of - quick - what is it called?!?!?

Oh, yeah, it's a condition called SANITY!

Terry

glitterari@... wrote:

In a message dated 1/10/2006 2:40:06 AM Pacific Standard Time,

SSRI medications writes:

It's

really a paradox and I worry where our country and the whole world is going

to end up.

To hell in a handbasket!!!! We are the most drugged up nation in the world.

We are a society of quick-fix junkies. We love our pills. We've been

brainwashed and dumbed down for 40 years. This society scares the hell out of

me. How do you know that the person in the check-out line at Safeway isn't

going to pull out a gun and shoot you? Or the guy in the car behind you

decides

you're going to slow and runs you off the road? This country is a freak

show with the patients running the asylum.

[Guest guest]

Now, now, Glitter. Calm down. I think you are exhibiting signs of paranoia,

pessimism, and irrational fear. Someone get the DSM-IV quick! She's suffering

from a severe case of - quick - what is it called?!?!?

Oh, yeah, it's a condition called SANITY!

Terry

glitterari@... wrote:

In a message dated 1/10/2006 2:40:06 AM Pacific Standard Time,

SSRI medications writes:

It's

really a paradox and I worry where our country and the whole world is going

to end up.

To hell in a handbasket!!!! We are the most drugged up nation in the world.

We are a society of quick-fix junkies. We love our pills. We've been

brainwashed and dumbed down for 40 years. This society scares the hell out of

me. How do you know that the person in the check-out line at Safeway isn't

going to pull out a gun and shoot you? Or the guy in the car behind you

decides

you're going to slow and runs you off the road? This country is a freak

show with the patients running the asylum.

[Guest guest]

Now, now, Glitter. Calm down. I think you are exhibiting signs of paranoia,

pessimism, and irrational fear. Someone get the DSM-IV quick! She's suffering

from a severe case of - quick - what is it called?!?!?

Oh, yeah, it's a condition called SANITY!

Terry

glitterari@... wrote:

In a message dated 1/10/2006 2:40:06 AM Pacific Standard Time,

SSRI medications writes:

It's

really a paradox and I worry where our country and the whole world is going

to end up.

To hell in a handbasket!!!! We are the most drugged up nation in the world.

We are a society of quick-fix junkies. We love our pills. We've been

brainwashed and dumbed down for 40 years. This society scares the hell out of

me. How do you know that the person in the check-out line at Safeway isn't

going to pull out a gun and shoot you? Or the guy in the car behind you

decides

you're going to slow and runs you off the road? This country is a freak

show with the patients running the asylum.

[Guest guest]

I agree it's bad. Most people don't see it or can't but I have a deep faith

in people. Call it agape or whatever you want. I know it's bad but I know

that the more people that become aware of what's going on will do the right

things to make the changes. I believe people are basically good, maybe so

deep down that it's impossible to see, and I think that truth always will

triumph over lies and good will always triumph over evil. It is a dangerous

environment out there and there is a facade that it's not so dangerous. But

there are still amazing things that happen every day. The news does not show

these things. Small things like the joy letting someone in fron of me when

in traffic, people like to help and people want others to be happy. I see

both sides and know that there is, behind the insanity, good intensions and

hope. So don't give up hope but don't relax either because we are fighting

for everyone with the work that we do.

Jim

In a message dated 1/10/2006 2:40:06 AM Pacific Standard Time,

SSRI medications writes:

It's

really a paradox and I worry where our country and the whole world is going

to end up.

To hell in a handbasket!!!! We are the most drugged up nation in the

world.

We are a society of quick-fix junkies. We love our pills. We've been

brainwashed and dumbed down for 40 years. This society scares the hell out

of

me. How do you know that the person in the check-out line at Safeway isn't

going to pull out a gun and shoot you? Or the guy in the car behind you

decides

you're going to slow and runs you off the road? This country is a freak

show with the patients running the asylum.

[Guest guest]

I agree it's bad. Most people don't see it or can't but I have a deep faith

in people. Call it agape or whatever you want. I know it's bad but I know

that the more people that become aware of what's going on will do the right

things to make the changes. I believe people are basically good, maybe so

deep down that it's impossible to see, and I think that truth always will

triumph over lies and good will always triumph over evil. It is a dangerous

environment out there and there is a facade that it's not so dangerous. But

there are still amazing things that happen every day. The news does not show

these things. Small things like the joy letting someone in fron of me when

in traffic, people like to help and people want others to be happy. I see

both sides and know that there is, behind the insanity, good intensions and

hope. So don't give up hope but don't relax either because we are fighting

for everyone with the work that we do.

Jim

In a message dated 1/10/2006 2:40:06 AM Pacific Standard Time,

SSRI medications writes:

It's

really a paradox and I worry where our country and the whole world is going

to end up.

To hell in a handbasket!!!! We are the most drugged up nation in the

world.

We are a society of quick-fix junkies. We love our pills. We've been

brainwashed and dumbed down for 40 years. This society scares the hell out

of

me. How do you know that the person in the check-out line at Safeway isn't

going to pull out a gun and shoot you? Or the guy in the car behind you

decides

you're going to slow and runs you off the road? This country is a freak

show with the patients running the asylum.

[Guest guest]

I agree it's bad. Most people don't see it or can't but I have a deep faith

in people. Call it agape or whatever you want. I know it's bad but I know

that the more people that become aware of what's going on will do the right

things to make the changes. I believe people are basically good, maybe so

deep down that it's impossible to see, and I think that truth always will

triumph over lies and good will always triumph over evil. It is a dangerous

environment out there and there is a facade that it's not so dangerous. But

there are still amazing things that happen every day. The news does not show

these things. Small things like the joy letting someone in fron of me when

in traffic, people like to help and people want others to be happy. I see

both sides and know that there is, behind the insanity, good intensions and

hope. So don't give up hope but don't relax either because we are fighting

for everyone with the work that we do.

Jim

In a message dated 1/10/2006 2:40:06 AM Pacific Standard Time,

SSRI medications writes:

It's

really a paradox and I worry where our country and the whole world is going

to end up.

To hell in a handbasket!!!! We are the most drugged up nation in the

world.

We are a society of quick-fix junkies. We love our pills. We've been

brainwashed and dumbed down for 40 years. This society scares the hell out

of

me. How do you know that the person in the check-out line at Safeway isn't

going to pull out a gun and shoot you? Or the guy in the car behind you

decides

you're going to slow and runs you off the road? This country is a freak

show with the patients running the asylum.

[Guest guest]

I agree it's bad. Most people don't see it or can't but I have a deep faith

in people. Call it agape or whatever you want. I know it's bad but I know

that the more people that become aware of what's going on will do the right

things to make the changes. I believe people are basically good, maybe so

deep down that it's impossible to see, and I think that truth always will

triumph over lies and good will always triumph over evil. It is a dangerous

environment out there and there is a facade that it's not so dangerous. But

there are still amazing things that happen every day. The news does not show

these things. Small things like the joy letting someone in fron of me when

in traffic, people like to help and people want others to be happy. I see

both sides and know that there is, behind the insanity, good intensions and

hope. So don't give up hope but don't relax either because we are fighting

for everyone with the work that we do.

Jim

In a message dated 1/10/2006 2:40:06 AM Pacific Standard Time,

SSRI medications writes:

It's

really a paradox and I worry where our country and the whole world is going

to end up.

To hell in a handbasket!!!! We are the most drugged up nation in the

world.

We are a society of quick-fix junkies. We love our pills. We've been

brainwashed and dumbed down for 40 years. This society scares the hell out

of

me. How do you know that the person in the check-out line at Safeway isn't

going to pull out a gun and shoot you? Or the guy in the car behind you

decides

you're going to slow and runs you off the road? This country is a freak

show with the patients running the asylum.