'We are facing a massive assault on our liberties' (interview with Al Gore)

The Observer (U.K.) ^ | 11/05/06 | Henry Porter

[GSlob]

Well, it is amazing that AlGore was able to tell the interviewer from a hole in the ground. And the same powers of discernment in the interviewer [to be able to tell AlGore from a hole in the ground] are no less amazing.

[mickey blue eyes]

it/s a wonder Al didn/t remind them thet he invented the inter net

[Candor7]

Habeous Corpus is only for liberals.

[Goldie Lurks]

The Dem's have taken away many individual rights. Insects are more important than people from the viewpoint of some enviornmentalists. The *right* to parent our own children without governmental interference is slowly being eroded. Criminals appear to have more rights than victims of violent crimes. Gore has forgotten how many individual rights the Dem's have taken away from American citizens in their quest for political correctness.

[Westbrook]

Hey, Al, you smarmy piece of work.

Remember David Koresh?

How about Randy Weaver?

Kosovo, Al, remember that?

You and that hoss-faced Lurch impostor from Taxachusetts are a real pair.

Maybe when the Donkey Congress passes the Gay Marriage Act, you and Lurch can get married - to eachother.

Hey, if you really, REALLY can't wait, you can always "Make it in Massachusetts".

Remember that slogan?

It was invented by the PR minions of that other smarmy piece of work and FAILED presidential candidate, Mike Dukakis.

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[highpockets]

I am serial.

[goresalooza]

"It would have better if your homegrown terrorists in the UK would have blown up those ten aircraft full of passengers. You see, those poor misguided yutes in the UK who were plotting this deserved their right to make phone calls to their cell-mates and helpers in America. It's Bush's fault that these calls were intercepted. It's another example of Bush ignoring the Constitution."

-----Bigfatalgore, to Brit interviewer

[jordan8]

Political correctness doesn't come out of a vacuum, it springs from the totalitarian tendencies of the left. Whatever the damage done to personal freedom in the name of anti-terrorism, it pales into insignificance compared to the raping of freedom and the Constitution carried out by the left, often in the name of racial and sexual equality, over the last five decades. Look at all that has been done, almost invariably favorable to the left, under the excuse of the "commerce clause."