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Yesterday something quite awesome happened in Florida. A 21 year old student asked 3 very interesting questions to John Kerry:

Why did John Kerry not challenge the 2004 presidential election outcome?

Why did John Kerry not want to impeach Bush?

Was John Kerry in a secret society with Bush at Harvard?

Instructed by some mysterious man in a grey suit, the police grabbed Andrew Meyers, tackled him to the floor, tasered him infront of everybody and escorted him to prison. This has become an Internet hit, and some people think the best quote from Andrew Meyer during that episode was “Don’t tase me, bro”.

Here I picked some more classic quotes from Andrew Meyer at http://video.nbc6.net/player/?id=157250:

“There are people that know I’m here, you can’t just like kill me.”

“Oh my god, they’re giving me to the government.”

“Ask them where I am cause they’re gonna try and kill me.”

“Could you please come with us and make sure they don’t kill me?”

Bravo Andrew Meyer, this episode is a great idea for a movie, and if he spins it right, he could continue to ask the hard hitting questions on a video-blog and in the mass media. He should request an uncensored conversation with John Kerry broadcast on the Internet and in the mass media. John Kerry still hasn’t answered those 3 questions that Andrew Meyer asked before he was arrested.

He shouldn’t focus on the police fuckups. He should focus on the change that he would like to bring to the American Democracy. He should request to have an uncensored conversation with John Kerry and to be broadcast live on American TV and on the Internet. And also he should request to have his questions to politicians aired and the mass media should help him bring those questions to any politician that he would like. Democracy should be about anyone being able to ask any question they like to anyone else.