Tuesday, October 21, 2003
Listen to the OverMan
Or a guy named Overman.
"Michael Moore epitomizes everything that Congressional Democrats have failed to do in the past year."
Such as being called "Michael Moore" or gaining weight or filming movies.
"He has the courage to stand up and speak truth to power..."
I don't quite know what "speak truth to power" means, but it doesn't take courage to do what the Democrats in Congress can't. Congressfolk have constituencies and can't just go blabbering about opinions. Michael Moore, however, only has to deal with people who agree with him in his speeches, so he can say whatever the hell he wants. Politicians can't. You'd think the OverMan would know that.
"The ASUC and SUPERB both deserve an immense amount of gratitude from the students. To be represented by a student government that really works for us- it's refreshing."
First off, SUPERB is not part of the government. And they do deserve an immense amount of gratitude, as they are one of the very few student organizations which do anything worthwhile for the student body.
And if you think the ASUC campaigning against Prop 54 is "working for us," you're nuts. Working for us would be giving more money to SUPERB, or the Squelch, or funding other publications, or doing something which actually helps the student body.
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