Sunday, February 26, 2006

Live Free or Die

I guess not *everyone* in the Northeast is a wuss.

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

What a great article. It kind of makes me embarrassed about my state's wimpy motto ("Wisdom, justice, and moderation" -- Georgia)

You want to know another liberal-conservative divider? Lee Greenwood's song "God Bless the USA." Liberals hate it; conservatives love it. Then there's those who cover by saying that they don't like country music but we know what beats in their hearts! (Wink, wink)

I really like keeping up with your web site, Darren. I don't know how you manage to post every day.

Kimberly Lloyd said...

As a Masshole born and bred, I always found it interesting that almost-libertarian New Hampshire was right next to almost-socialist Vermont. And everyone loves to slam my Massachusetts as liberal, but check out our parade of recent governors. New England is a great place and if only they had more jobs I could have stayed. :)

Anonymous said...

As I said on my blog (and I thought I would put up a note here as well), I have always viewed "Live Free or Die" as a great liberal slogan. Shocked to learn that there might be other liberals who wouldn't like it.

I wonder if they really mean "pacificists" don't like the slogan. I think you can be a liberal without being a pacifist.

Darren said...

Of course, Richard. Because God knows the state government in Vermont takes its marching orders from George Bush himself.

You're going to have to do better than that, especially for a motto that predates the President by a couple centuries.

Darren said...

Kumbayyah hasn't solved much, Richard.