[dana.acker]

Just as an aside, the practice of “Irish Democracy” makes sense; as if one gets so fed up desperate as to take militant action, like say Timothy McVeigh or Ted Kazinsky, the full weight of the empire will come down on the heads of said malcontent(s) and an “example” will be made. McVeigh got a needle in the arm and it wasn’t a vax, and the fallen angels locked in “the Abyss”will be released before Mr. Kazinsky. Also they are the new FBI poster children for Public Enemy Number One, replacing the likes of John Dillinger and Pretty Boy Floyd. People who practice “Irish Democracy” will neither get the notoriety nor “the needle in the arm,” but, and this is a big but, sometimes constant irritation is worse than getting blown up. I was/am a fan of “Breaking Bad.” There was one episode where rogue chemist/drug czar Walter White (Bryan Cranston) was working in his mega-lab alone, and a fly got in. Afraid the fly might contaminate his product, he spent the entire episode chasing it, trying to kill it. It drove him crazy! Just a little fly. We need not devise explosive devices, which, have more than enough potential to harm innocent people not the intended target; we just need to find ways to become flies. But watch out; flies get swatted, so stay frosty! But there’s nothing so irritating as a lone fly you just can’t get. Fly on brothers and sisters.