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Joss' Post Today on WHEDONesque 10/21

POSTED BY: dietcoke
UPDATED: Friday, October 22, 2004 12:20
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Thursday, October 21, 2004 11:11 PM

I found out recently, through the mail, that through no doing of my own I have been registered as a Republican in my voting district. I have always remained unaffiliated with any political party as yet. How is it that this happened without my knowledge or consent? Why did it happen? And what should I do about it?

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Thursday, October 21, 2004 11:17 PM


Maniac, call the Weber County Clerk/Auditor's office at (801) 399-8400.

Here is that department's web page: http://www1.co.weber.ut.us/Clerk_Auditor/

Good luck.



"Gott kann dich nicht vor mir beschuetzen, weil ich nicht boese bin."

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Thursday, October 21, 2004 11:17 PM

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Originally posted by dietcoke:
Personally I don't like artists to mix with religon or politics. (It's kind of a separation of church and state thing for me.) If you saw "Team America" you will see Trey Parker doesn't either.

That being said, I still love Joss and look forward to reading about what he had to say at these house parties.





What is this odd idea that people have that because someone is famous they (a) aren't real citizens (b) shouldn't voice their opinions (c) their opinions don't/shouldn't matter?

I just don't understand this. Joss, like every other celeb, has just as much right (if not a duty) to voice his opinion on anything and everything from the elections to the pope to what color he thinks the next M&M should be, as you or I.

To say you 'don't like artists to mix with religon or politics.' is, and forgive me when I say this, somewhat asinine and pretty much flys in the face of what art/entertainment, in this country at least, is meant to be about.

We may not like or agree with what someone has to say but, that doesn't mean they don't have the right to say it.

Viva Le Whedon!

If life is what you make it I want Cheese Cake!

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Thursday, October 21, 2004 11:19 PM

Great idea Browncoat1, sorry I brought it up. How do you move it?

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Thursday, October 21, 2004 11:20 PM

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Originally posted by embers:
it is true, if you vote against Bush then the terrorists win



And if a turn round and round really fast terrifing space monkeys might fly outta my gorram ass!

If life is what you make it I want Cheese Cake!

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Thursday, October 21, 2004 11:35 PM

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Originally posted by Ghoulman:
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Originally posted by AURaptor:
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Originally posted by dietcoke:
Personally I don't like artists to mix with religon or politics. (It's kind of a separation of church and state thing for me.) If you saw "Team America" you will see Trey Parker doesn't either.


Ditto.


So you put Joss Whedon into this camp...
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Originally posted by AURaptor:
... the pathetic extremist on the far fringes of the Left wing.



Separating church and state is nothing like seperating actors from political work. One is a founding principle of democracy while the other is a right! A civil liberty if you will.

Why would you care what some actor thinks? Why is it suddenly on your mind? Actors have been doing this since actors weren't simply killed for being degenerates.



Well, I'm from the school of Sir. John Gielgud when it comes to politics. During World War II, Cecil B. DeMille asked John Gielgud to go to the corner store to get a news paper in order to find out if France had fallen to the Germans. Upon his return Cecil asked, "John, has France fallen to the Germans?" John replied, "Not sure about France, but you should see the reviews on Noel Coward's new play!"

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Friday, October 22, 2004 12:31 AM

I have another piece of news on this subject:

Joss will attend the LA party in person. I know that for a fact.

Quote me on it..... please!

Go to www.highstakes2004.com for the details.







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Friday, October 22, 2004 12:39 AM

This is from the John Kerry site so you all know it's up there too:

HIGH STAKES: National Call-In with Writer & Producer, Joss Whedon

WHEN:
October 24 @ 5:00 PM

WHERE:
National Call-In
Supporting Kerry-Edwards 2004, GELAC

Washington, DC  20005
Living Rooms and Lairs Across The U.S.A.


HOST:
The Kerry-Edwards Campaign & Special Guest, Joss Whedon

INFO:


***This call begins at 5:00 p.m. EDT.***

Join Joss Whedon, creator of “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” & “Angel,” on Sunday, October 24 at 5pm EDT, for a special national conference call benefiting the Kerry-Edwards 2004 General Election Legal and Accounting Compliance Fund (GELAC).

Joss will share his reasons for supporting the Kerry-Edwards ticket & answer questions from “High Stakes” house parties across the country. To sign up, please click the "Contribute" link on this page. We’ll e-mail you with the relevant call-in number.

For information on parties in your area, please go to www.HighStakes2004.com and click the “Locations” link.

Here's Joss's Statement in support of the event:

"The country is in the state it's in because of our apathy. We must get out the vote this November 2nd and put John Kerry in the White House. If we don't do our jobs, we're stuck with a president who doesn't understand his."

So join us on October 24 for an afternoon of fun, Buffy, and politics! "

http://volunteer.johnkerry.com/event/view/?id=32367

((And Firefly of course.))

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Friday, October 22, 2004 12:20 PM

Thanks for the info BONNIET

Quote:

Originally posted by dietcoke:
Well, I'm from the school of Sir. John Gielgud when it comes to politics. During World War II, Cecil B. DeMille asked John Gielgud to go to the corner store to get a news paper in order to find out if France had fallen to the Germans. Upon his return Cecil asked, "John, has France fallen to the Germans?" John replied, "Not sure about France, but you should see the reviews on Noel Coward's new play!"


lol! You're the best. Nice work!

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