>> I listen to the BBC UK online while I'm reading the world's best newspaper the Financial Times along with various other sources. Try to beat an hour of that for being informed. You cannot. <<

it's great. never said it wasn't.

but you continue to ignore the fact that for government to work, we need to know what the hell is going on... it is one thing for you and the rest of the geese to squawk angrily about how the government no longer represents the people. but you scratch the scab and it becomes increasingly clear how completely ignorant you all seem to be about how things actually work.

which feeds back into the point I'm making that the removal of the LOCAL daily newspaper from our daily diet is only going to exacerbate this disconnect... making people feel even less relevant and more frustrated. as I've posted before, the average citizen exercises way more power when they vote for their city and state representatives as opposed to the president. I guess you're just too stubborn and ignorant to realize (let alone acknowledge) the profound implications of a population that is growing ever more disconnected from how the practical world functions.

>> Face it Yoni all you have is passive-aggressive snarks. I have yet to learn one single new fact from any of your posts. Its like 99% hyperbole. <<

well I guess your hyperbole showed me the errors of my ways. yet here you dropping this little turd in the pool instead of ignoring my thread. I'll just chalk this up as yet another contradiction in the daily farce that is your life... but thanks for the feedback. you're certainly entitled to your opinion. don't be surprised if I give it the attention it deserves.