[pritchke]

Originally posted by Timber Loftis: I agree with Cerek. Identifying a problem with something is easy. Once someone has produced an idea/argument/system/procedure it's waaaaay easier to poke holes in it than it is to best it. While we recognize problems that exist in any particular thing, if we don't have a solution we should take care not to toss the baby out with the bathwater.

I disagree!! If no one were to complain than it obviously would not be important enough for people to put there minds together to address the problem and nothing would every get solved because there would not be an identified problem. People don't usually like complaints because that might actually have to get off there fat bottoms and come up with an alternative solution to an existing problem.

So Complain people, let the Bush administration hear your problems especially ones they are currently creating!!!!

A problem must first be addressed before it can ever be solved. The easiest thing to do is keep quite hoping someone else will address the problem so you don't have to take any heat from the powers that be.


[ 02-02-2004, 05:05 PM: Message edited by: pritchke ]