Flying Shoes, the Bill of Rights, and the Packers
December 15th, 2008Yeah, I know President Bush will leave the office hated. You already know all the reasons I can’t stand him. But I will give him a little bit of credit though - he’s got some pretty good reflexes.
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The Bill of Rights went into effect on this date in 1791. It guarantees Freedom of Speech, the Press, Assembly, Religion, the Right to Bear Arms, Freedom from Search and Seizure, protection from Cruel and Unusual Punishments, the Right to not have to incriminate yourself (this is huge and shouldn’t be taken for granted; the British do not have this Right), and of course protection of your Life, Liberty, and Property without due process. Thank you Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, and the others who worked on these Freedoms.For those of you in America, don’t take ANY of these for granted. Keep in mind that those who will sacrifice Freedom for Security deserve neither.

1) No heart. This team looks lost. I put the blame on the Coaching staff for this one.
2) No lines. I blame the Management for this one. Both the Offensive Line and the Defensive Line suck. I feel bad for Aaron Rodgers, the Packers’ Quarterback, who’s taking a lot more hits than he should. On the other side of the football, teams are running through gaping holes constantly. It’s been painful to watch.
3) Packer fans hate hearing it but it’s true. Intangibles that Brett Favre brought. He made you believe you can win when it defied logic. He has a charisma that is off the charts and people play their best when he’s around. Not at all a knock on the current Packers’ QB who I’m a huge fan of. I’m just giving Favre credit. Don’t be surprised if he wins his fourth MVP this year. Yes, he’s a long shot, but he’s still in the running. That’s one of the many reasons why the Packers are 5-9 and the Jets are 9-5.
