Looking at WHY he's asking...

May 01, 2006 1 Replies

Consistent recurring theme for Noman Nesquick:



THE GOVERNMENT OUGHT TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT ....!!!!!!!!


Nomen operates on this principle: The average guy is an idiot and needs to be protected from himself.



This fits squarely into 'Progressive' principles... where only the educated and informed (read indoctrinated and elite) make the rules and decide 'what's good enough'.



Once that happens, then they can ALSO decide that what these chumps already HAVE is good enough.



- See Jimmy Carter; 'Malaise' speech



Nomen has no faith in free markets. He has no faith in the voter, however i would bet he is ALSO against voter ID at the polls.



Already many 'Progressives' on Liberal and Democrat internet sites complain that Utopia isnt coming fast enough and that what is needed is a 'coup' where current governemnt is forced from office by a 'citizen uprising'



I wonder what Nomen thinks of that? That is a rhetorical question...I dont want him to answer it here... just GO AWAY and educate some OTHER kool-aid drinkers.


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Nomen Nescio wrote:


Realistically, all government fuel mileage measurements should be
> conducted with the vehicle loaded. If Boeing would try to sell the
> Dreamliner and give performance specs. with an empty plane, its
> customers would laugh at them.
>
> So, why should we accept mpg measurements with two gallons in the tank
> and a horse jockey driver? When our President says the fleet of new
> cars are going to achieve 27.5 mpg by 2010, then he ought to get
> serious about it and specify 25.5 mpg at GROSS VEHICLE WEIGHT.
>
> I bet your so-called economy SUV sucks plenty of gas pulling the
> family and camping gear up the Grapevine, even at the 55 mph that
> might yet come to pass, given that politicians will still drive their
> gas-thirsty government limos and chartered jet planes. Slow is for > us, not them.
>

Really, Nomen's just a troll. You give him way too much credit.

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