Christine O’Donnell: The GOP’s Anti-Wanking Candidate
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Tonight, with the nomination of Christine O’Donnell, America is finally starting to get serious about confronting the awful scourge of self-abuse.
238 comments
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ClaudeMonet Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:38:42pm |
She may not be a wanker, but she certainly is a pratt.
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Varek Raith Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:39:05pm |
Good grief! These candidates could’ve been made up by The Onion!
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Ojoe Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:39:21pm |
Does she drive a Mazda with one of those rotary engines?
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darthstar Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:39:39pm |
The GOP has already abandoned her:
Image: FOX_ditches_ODonnel_Tweet.gif
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HappyWarrior Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:40:54pm |
We know how she feels about wanking but I’m curious to how she plans to combat sleepless nights so you don’t feel so bad.
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engineer cat Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:41:13pm |
MARCH FOR MASTURBATION FREEDOM!
beat back the forces of anti-wanksterism!
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Decatur Deb Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:43:02pm |
re: #8 engineer dog
MARCH FOR MASTURBATION FREEDOM!
beat back the forces of anti-wanksterism!
Will there be puppets?
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Stan the Demanded Plan Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:43:30pm |
Just got home to this news.
Oh my god.
This is crazy time.
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reine.de.tout Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:43:53pm |
I had no idea there was such a scourge afflicting the country.
Thank goodness there is a candidate focusing on the important issues facing this nation!
heavy/
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Fozzie Bear Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:44:40pm |
As crazy as this is, I can’t stop giggling about this one. This is just silly even for Tea Party types.
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Stan the Demanded Plan Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:44:59pm |
Oh, and keep your hands off my hands.
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Obdicut Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:45:45pm |
I’ll be the first to say it:
Don’t knock masturbation, it’s sex with someone you love.
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SanFranciscoZionist Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:45:59pm |
re: #17 Stanley Sea
Oh, and keep your hands off my hands.
You can have my vibrator when you pry it from my cold, dead, vibrating hands.
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Charles Johnson Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:46:13pm |
And it looks like the racist misogynistic psycho Carl Paladino is also going to win. GOP over the cliff. It’s all over but the cross-burning.
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ClaudeMonet Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:46:18pm |
re: #17 Stanley Sea
Oh, and keep your hands off my hands.
“I told the Allstate lady, ‘What I want to put in your hands, you’ll never cover!’”—Rodney Dangerfield
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Velvet Elvis Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:46:19pm |
I think she accidentally the the whole Delaware Senate seat.
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HappyWarrior Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:47:08pm |
So, my Who-Pictures of Lily reference aside, how does O’Donnell plan to stop people from wanking? It reminds me of some kid I grew up with who proposed criminalizing homosexuality. I was like dude are you going to have a sex police that goes around snooping in people’s homes to make sure they’re not having gay sex.
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darthstar Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:47:32pm |
re: #21 Charles
And it looks like the racist misogynistic psycho Carl Paladino is also going to win. GOP over the cliff. It’s all over but the cross-burning.
It could be worse…all these extremist fucks could win in November…then where would this country be?
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Mr Pancakes Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:47:43pm |
re: #18 Obdicut
I’ll be the first to say it:
Don’t knock masturbation, it’s sex with someone you love.
Woody Allen….. Annie Hall I believe.
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HappyWarrior Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:48:20pm |
Oh baby baby it’s a wild world, and I’ll always remember you like a child girl.
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Kragar Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:49:25pm |
Rush told them this morning, don’t vote for anyone electable. So what if they’re down 30 points in the general election, good ole Americanism will beat socialism and make up those 30 points like magic.
And the fucking morons believed him.
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Kragar Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:50:01pm |
re: #27 pch
Dan Savage is coining a new verb even as we speak.
O’Donnelling: The act of mastrubating to someone who hates porn
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jaunte Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:51:02pm |
re: #29 WMKaffir
They’re so fed up they’re just going to sit around and O’Donnell while other people run the country.
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Decatur Deb Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:51:27pm |
re: #30 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)
Rush told them this morning, don’t vote for anyone electable. So what if they’re down 30 points in the general election, good ole Americanism will beat socialism and make up those 30 points like magic.
And the fucking morons believed him.
Rush has been an undercover comrade since we recruited him as a slim young freshman at Patrice Lumumba University.
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Varek Raith Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:51:28pm |
re: #29 WMKaffir
Gee, let me repost my response to your comment that you posted downstairs.
re: #224 WMKaffir
So fed up they done gone elected and anti-whackin’ in someone’s trailer candidate.
Awesome.
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Fozzie Bear Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:51:59pm |
re: #29 WMKaffir
You just scored an 11 on the wingnut-o-meter.
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cliffster Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:52:05pm |
re: #25 darthstar
It could be worse…all these extremist fucks could win in November…then where would this country be?
You’ll find out in November. Are you scared yet?
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Stan the Demanded Plan Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:52:09pm |
Apologies if this was posted already. Christine O’Donnell’s MTV 1990 campaign against masturbation. Via Rachel Maddow
Welcome to the deep end.
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freetoken Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:52:12pm |
re: #29 WMKaffir
She got 30,000 votes.
That’s between 10% and 20% of how many people will vote in the general election in Delaware.
It’s also just a couple of percent of the total population of Delaware.
I think you’re reading into the general populace your own biases.
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Velvet Elvis Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:52:20pm |
re: #29 WMKaffir
That such flawed candidate as O’Donnell could beat professional pol Castle should send a message to the political class. Many voters are fed-up with business as usual, they’re fed-up at insane deficits, they’re fed-up with Washington’s micromanagement. They want government that officials who respect the Constitution, as opposed to considering it a “flaw” to be circumvented. They’re fed-up with nonsense like InJustice Breyer’s view that it’s legal to burn the flag, but not the Koran. Above all, they’re fed-up with elitists who hold them in contempt. The problem is an establishment that can’t do any better than a Castle or Obama or Rangel.
Many, but enough to win a general election? see update two: [Link: www.dailykos.com…]
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ClaudeMonet Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:52:23pm |
re: #25 darthstar
It could be worse…all these extremist fucks could win in November…then where would this country be?
I was going to say, “As fucked as we are now”, but somehow that doesn’t sound quite right.
As I’ve mentioned in other threads, it’s one thing to get the primary nod, another to win the general election, and yet another to get any of your lunatic ideas past the guy or gal you called a RINO when he/she is the committee chairman or senior minority member.
The DC insiders are masters of procedure. We can bitch about how good ideas get bottled up in committee, but remember that bad ideas can be blocked there, too.
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Tigger2 Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:52:26pm |
re: #21 Charles
And it looks like the racist misogynistic psycho Carl Paladino is also going to win. GOP over the cliff. It’s all over but the cross-burning.
I hope the GOP gets crushed with these idiots they’re putting up maybe it will bring them to their senses.
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pch Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:52:35pm |
re: #29 WMKaffir
The problem is an establishment that can’t do any better than a Castle or Obama or Rangel.
And how do they respond? By nominating the most hilariously clueless, inept, and unqualified fools they can possibly find.
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Stan the Demanded Plan Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:53:08pm |
re: #29 WMKaffir
You really should try out some self pleasure. It will make you feel a lot better.
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HappyWarrior Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:53:08pm |
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freetoken Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:53:10pm |
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webevintage Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:53:51pm |
OMG!
You people are just a bunch of ELITIST who hold the VOTERS in CONTEMPT and want our children to think it is ok to MASTURBATE while BURNING the flag…but not a Koran.
/
or some crazy shit like that…..
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ClaudeMonet Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:54:15pm |
re: #44 Charles
Why do wingnuts hate masturbation?
Because they can’t find it, let alone wank it. Since they’re anti-science, they won’t use the necessary microscope.
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darthstar Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:54:23pm |
re: #30 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)
Rush told them this morning, don’t vote for anyone electable. So what if they’re down 30 points in the general election, good ole Americanism will beat socialism and make up those 30 points like magic.
And the fucking morons believed him.
Did Rush actually use that phrase, “don’t vote for anyone electable”? If so, that’s great. I hate that fucker.
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Kragar Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:54:32pm |
re: #44 Charles
Why do wingnuts hate masturbation?
You’re supposed to have sex with a loved one and they’re self-loathers
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HappyWarrior Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:54:43pm |
re: #49 webevintage
OMG!
You people are just a bunch of ELITIST who hold the VOTERS in CONTEMPT and want our children to think it is ok to MASTURBATE while BURNING the flag…but not a Koran.
/or some crazy shit like that…
Masterbate while burning the flag? That sounds messy.
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ClaudeMonet Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:55:09pm |
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Lidane Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:55:35pm |
re: #44 Charles
Why do wingnuts hate masturbation?
Because no one should ever, ever enjoy sex. Ever. And you can’t birth no babies if you’re only fucking yourself, Miss Scarlett. =P
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darthstar Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:55:43pm |
re: #37 cliffster
You’ll find out in November. Are you scared yet?
Not at all. I haven’t believed the GOP would take over the House all year. Now I’m confident they won’t get the Senate and that the House will stay in Democratic hands.
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SanFranciscoZionist Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:56:09pm |
re: #33 Decatur Deb
Rush has been an undercover comrade since we recruited him as a slim young freshman at Patrice Lumumba University.
I know a guy who got his medical degree at Patrice Lumumba. Palestinian, now thirty years or so in the U.S., and has a booming medical practice full of little old Jewish ladies from the FSU who think his accent in Russian is adorable.
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Kragar Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:56:48pm |
re: #51 darthstar
Did Rush actually use that phrase, “don’t vote for anyone electable”? If so, that’s great. I hate that fucker.
His exact words;
“The Buckley Rule is, ostensibly, that you vote for the most electable conservative option against a Democrat in November. You vote for the Republican, slash, conservative who can win. To me, this requires clairvoyance, as is being currently applied in the Mike Castle-Christine O’Donnell race in Delaware, to use an example. The polling data is that Castle will win big and O’Donnell will lose big. If she gets the Republican nomination today, if she wins the election she’ll lose big. The polls say she’ll lose by 25 points; that Castle will win by 20 points. But who knows this? The election’s a long time off. In a year like this, it seems to me that Americanism versus socialism can make up 25 points. Why the hell not try to? Is what I don’t understand. Why not try to make up the 25 points?”
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webevintage Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:56:54pm |
re: #38 Stanley Sea
Apologies if this was posted already. Christine O’Donnell’s MTV 1990 campaign against masturbation. Via Rachel Maddow
[Video]Welcome to the deep end.
My favorite part was wondering what the hell a wife is for if a guy can just pleasure himself.
I mean really how many guys would turn down sex with their wives saying “that’s ok honey I’m just gonna go wank off”.
This is the problem with people who have never had sex talking about sex.
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SanFranciscoZionist Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:57:11pm |
re: #37 cliffster
You’ll find out in November. Are you scared yet?
I can’t speak for darth, but I don’t waste fear on elections. We do the best we can, then we live with the results until we get to try again.
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WINDUPBIRD DISEASE [S.K.U.M.M.] Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:57:19pm |
MASTER THE POSSIBILITIES
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Fozzie Bear Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:57:26pm |
re: #29 WMKaffir
That such flawed candidate as O’Donnell could beat professional pol Castle should send a message to the political class. Many voters are fed-up with business as usual, they’re fed-up at insane deficits, they’re fed-up with Washington’s micromanagement. They want government that officials who respect the Constitution, as opposed to considering it a “flaw” to be circumvented. They’re fed-up with nonsense like InJustice Breyer’s view that it’s legal to burn the flag, but not the Koran. Above all, they’re fed-up with elitists who hold them in contempt. The problem is an establishment that can’t do any better than a Castle or Obama or Rangel.
Talking points are italicized, fabrications with no basis in fact bolded.
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Obdicut Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:57:37pm |
re: #30 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)
Rush told them this morning, don’t vote for anyone electable. So what if they’re down 30 points in the general election, good ole Americanism will beat socialism and make up those 30 points like magic.
And the fucking morons believed him.
Rush doesn’t want the GOP to win. If they do, they’d have to govern. He wants them to lose, it’s better for his ratings.
Yes, I’m serious. I actually think that’s what he wants.
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Stan the Demanded Plan Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:57:38pm |
re: #37 cliffster
You’ll find out in November. Are you scared yet?
Question. Are you? Do you really want the wingnuts representing the GOP? Is it that much of a zero sum game?
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Fat Bastard Vegetarian Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:57:41pm |
Let him with a free hand cast the first stone.
-Dennis Miller
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Killgore Trout Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:58:14pm |
Every Sperm is Sacred
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Velvet Elvis Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:58:15pm |
re: #53 Radical Rafe
So, who’s laying odds on November?
Reid assured his reelection today by embedding the DREAM act in the defense spending bill. That will get the Latino vote out in droves.
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recusancy Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:58:48pm |
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freetoken Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:58:49pm |
Let’s see what Tea Party populism has brought the GOP with respect to the Senate races:
Angle
Miller
O’Donnell
Rubio
Paul
Johnson
Paladino
(plus another one I can’t remember)
What a crop. I suppose it’s possible a few of them might win (Miller, Paul, Johnson, Rubio in descending order of likelihood), but then what does that mean for the future of the US Senate?
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SanFranciscoZionist Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:58:52pm |
re: #49 webevintage
OMG!
You people are just a bunch of ELITIST who hold the VOTERS in CONTEMPT and want our children to think it is ok to MASTURBATE while BURNING the flag…but not a Koran.
/or some crazy shit like that…
I would never masturbate while burning the Koran. Both for reasons of grossness, and reasons of respect, and also because I might burn myself somewhere sensitive.
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pch Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:58:54pm |
re: #58 SanFranciscoZionist
I know a guy who got his medical degree at Patrice Lumumba.
I once spent about 30 minutes stumbling around the campus of the Patrice Lumumba Peoples’ Friendship University (for that was its full name) on a cold night in February, which I suppose is redundant.
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Gus Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:59:07pm |
re: #44 Charles
Why do wingnuts hate masturbation?
They only hate it when they’re talking about it in public. When they’re behind closed doors though that’s a different story.
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Stan the Demanded Plan Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:59:17pm |
re: #60 webevintage
My favorite part was wondering what the hell a wife is for if a guy can just pleasure himself.
I mean really how many guys would turn down sex with their wives saying “that’s ok honey I’m just gonna go wank off”.This is the problem with people who have never had sex talking about sex.
Dark ages, where they want to be.
They will suffer. Hopefully they won’t bring the rest of us along.
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ModeratelyRight Tue, Sep 14, 2010 7:59:37pm |
Allow me to politely dissent….
Mike Castle was a part of the G.O.P. Establishment. This includes the George W. Bush Wilsonian, Neo-Conservative part of the Republican Party. He was, in fact, a part of the crowd that stood along idly, as President George W. Bush sent forces into Iraq based upon intelligence that was horribly wrong.
This is why the Weekly Standard has been attacking this woman with a vengeance unheard of by Republicans. I guess the Wilsonian crowd forgot Reagan’s 11’th commandment.
So, while this woman might raise a few eyebrows — I’ll take that over RINO, Neo-Cons any day of the week.
Hopefully this won’t get in trouble here.
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Kragar Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:00:16pm |
Ah, here is the money quote from Rush on the matter;
Well, it’s time, ladies and gentlemen, for the Limbaugh Rule to supplant and replace the Buckley Rule, because the Buckley Rule requires clairvoyance. The Buckley Rule requires people who can’t possibly know the outcome of anything in the middle of September to support or not support somebody based on what they think’s going to happen in early November. Christine O’Donnell can’t win, she’s 25 points down. Can’t win? If a constitutional conservative can’t win in this climate coming down from 25 points, we need to find that out, find out where we are. Why not go for it? The stakes dictate it, do they not? Here’s the Limbaugh Rule: In an election year when voters are fed up with liberalism and socialism, when voters are clearly frightened of where the hell the country is headed, vote for the most conservative Republican in the primary, period.
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Lidane Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:00:18pm |
re: #69 Conservative Moonbat
Reid assured his reelection today by embedding the DREAM act in the defense spending bill. That will get the Latino vote out in droves.
When I did my senior thesis in undergrad, there were four people in my small section of twelve that did theirs on the DREAM Act. I was blown away by their passion for it.
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WMKaffir Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:00:29pm |
re: #29 WMKaffir
A bunch of down-dings, I stand corrected. The voters of true-blue Delaware aren’t mad as hell. O’Donnell won because of her own inherent brilliance, or she used the Jedi Mind Trick.
Or one can believe the worst, I guess. Republicans have just gone insane. Or, if it comes down to it, most Americans aren’t socialists/statists at heart. They’re being offered packaged deals by both parties. The Dems say, “you can have personal freedom, but we’ll trash the economy.” The GOP says, “you can have a modicum of economic freedom, but we’ll impose some religious beliefs.” Either way, the American people loss.
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Obdicut Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:00:43pm |
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Varek Raith Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:00:47pm |
re: #76 ModeratelyRight
Wilsonian crowd???
She’s nuts, you know?
Nuts.
Get it???
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TedStriker Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:00:49pm |
re: #29 WMKaffir
Whooo, I can see we’re gonna have fun tonight! ;-P
Anyways, there may be discontent with the incumbents (as there usually is in a mid-term like this where one party controls the Executive and the Legislative Branches), but if you think the batshit TP crazies like O’Donnell are gonna carry on and win the general, you’re smoking some potent stuff. As we get closer to the generals, the TP candidates’ records and positions are gonna get exposed more and more…I just don’t see sane, rational people going for for their crazy shit.
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Varek Raith Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:01:23pm |
re: #79 WMKaffir
I’m getting a ping on this one…
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WINDUPBIRD DISEASE [S.K.U.M.M.] Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:01:38pm |
re: #37 cliffster
You’ll find out in November. Are you scared yet?
I’m sort of bummed for the people who will actually be affected by a bunch of extremists in power, the vulnerable, the poor, the ones who aren’t in a position to defend themselves.
But unless they ban art, I’m scared of nothing! Oregon will stay blue as the bluest sky, if anything, the crazier the country gets, the smarter Oregon becomes, we feel at times disconnected from the rest of the US, and Portland keeps taking in smart transplants from dumber and less tolerant parts of the US
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Obdicut Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:01:46pm |
re: #79 WMKaffir
Actually, the GOP says “We’ll trash the economy and we’ll impose some religious beliefs, and we’ll deny science and we’ll hate on gays.”
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Lidane Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:01:46pm |
re: #80 Obdicut
What the fuck?
Are you calling Bush a RINO?
Now I’ve seen everything.
People have been calling Bush a RINO for years. I think it all started when he refused to nuke the Middle East into a Wal-Mart parking lot.
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ClaudeMonet Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:01:55pm |
re: #65 Obdicut
Rush doesn’t want the GOP to win. If they do, they’d have to govern. He wants them to lose, it’s better for his ratings.
Yes, I’m serious. I actually think that’s what he wants.
Hey, I believe you. He needs as much Democratic control as possible in order for people to have something to loathe.
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Vicious Babushka Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:02:16pm |
And here’s Mrs. Wanky Shit Demon: The Awankening. VERY VERY NSFW Claymation
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cliffster Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:02:23pm |
re: #66 Stanley Sea
Question. Are you? Do you really want the wingnuts representing the GOP? Is it that much of a zero sum game?
Liberals are going overboard on the melodrama. No matter what happens in November, even if the GOP takes over the house and the senate, life will continue. January will not find separate water fountains for blacks, the Fed will not be shut down, and fornication will not be a federal offense.
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WMKaffir Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:02:42pm |
re: #35 Charles
Am I the enemy? For the record, I’m an atheist who strongly supports the seperation of church and state. I just call them as I see them.
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blueraven Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:02:43pm |
re: #29 WMKaffir
That such flawed candidate as O’Donnell could beat professional pol Castle should send a message to the political class. Many voters are fed-up with business as usual, they’re fed-up at insane deficits, they’re fed-up with Washington’s micromanagement. They want government that officials who respect the Constitution, as opposed to considering it a “flaw” to be circumvented. They’re fed-up with nonsense like InJustice Breyer’s view that it’s legal to burn the flag, but not the Koran. Above all, they’re fed-up with elitists who hold them in contempt. The problem is an establishment that can’t do any better than a Castle or Obama or Rangel.
No better this time than it was when you posted the same comment on the last thread. Not worthy of a repeat IMO. Lotta straw men in there.
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Stan the Demanded Plan Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:02:55pm |
re: #76 ModeratelyRight
Allow me to politely dissent…
Mike Castle was a part of the G.O.P. Establishment. This includes the George W. Bush Wilsonian, Neo-Conservative part of the Republican Party. He was, in fact, a part of the crowd that stood along idly, as President George W. Bush sent forces into Iraq based upon intelligence that was horribly wrong.
This is why the Weekly Standard has been attacking this woman with a vengeance unheard of by Republicans. I guess the Wilsonian crowd forgot Reagan’s 11’th commandment.
So, while this woman might raise a few eyebrows — I’ll take that over RINO, Neo-Cons any day of the week.
Hopefully this won’t get in trouble here.
I love how you throw your brain out the window based on “GOP establishment”
Is there any concern of putting people in there who are absolutely off the charts just to counter the horror of establishment? You are giving up a lot to get the unknown.
Country First yeah.
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WINDUPBIRD DISEASE [S.K.U.M.M.] Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:03:13pm |
re: #65 Obdicut
Rush doesn’t want the GOP to win. If they do, they’d have to govern. He wants them to lose, it’s better for his ratings.
Yes, I’m serious. I actually think that’s what he wants.
Oh hell yeah!
Rush and Beck and all the big talkers.
Rush’s career was MADE on Clinton, on being the underdog, the rabble-rouser, the raconteur, the snake-oil-salesman, the conspiracy theorist, in painting Clinton’s administration as murderers and rapists and savaging his child and oh good times
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Decatur Deb Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:03:14pm |
re: #58 SanFranciscoZionist
I know a guy who got his medical degree at Patrice Lumumba. Palestinian, now thirty years or so in the U.S., and has a booming medical practice full of little old Jewish ladies from the FSU who think his accent in Russian is adorable.
Does he treat all according to their malady, and charge all according to their Blue Cross?
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webevintage Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:03:19pm |
re: #76 ModeratelyRight
So, while this woman might raise a few eyebrows — I’ll take that over RINO, Neo-Cons any day of the week.Hopefully this won’t get in trouble here.
You know we have locally been having this debate locally with Sen. Blanche Lincoln and Rep. Boozeman.
Which is better as a Democrat…voting for Blanche and making sure her seat (and her awesome powerful Chairmanship) stays in the D column or voting for the Green Party candidate whom you actually agree with and just living with a weak Republican Freshman Senator?
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Kragar Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:03:26pm |
re: #76 ModeratelyRight
You do realize she would have supported the war wholeheartedly, right?
Christine O`Donnell on War & Peace
Strategy to bring troops home from Iraq: it’s called victory. (Aug 2008)
Consider military action against Iran. (Sep 2006)
Stay in Iraq until its government is stable. (Sep 2006)
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Gus Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:03:41pm |
re: #86 Lidane
People have been calling Bush a RINO for years. I think it all started when he refused to nuke the Middle East into a Wal-Mart parking lot.
And when he started inviting Muslims into the White House after 9/11. Couple of other things too. The Paleocons of course were always against invading Iraq.
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WINDUPBIRD DISEASE [S.K.U.M.M.] Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:03:48pm |
re: #79 WMKaffir
A bunch of down-dings, I stand corrected. The voters of true-blue Delaware aren’t mad as hell. O’Donnell won because of her own inherent brilliance, or she used the Jedi Mind Trick.
Or one can believe the worst, I guess. Republicans have just gone insane. Or, if it comes down to it, most Americans aren’t socialists/statists at heart. They’re being offered packaged deals by both parties. The Dems say, “you can have personal freedom, but we’ll trash the economy.” The GOP says, “you can have a modicum of economic freedom, but we’ll impose some religious beliefs.” Either way, the American people loss.
Hey Rice Krispy! You’re still here!
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simoom Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:04:08pm |
re: #38 Stanley Sea
Apologies if this was posted already. Christine O’Donnell’s MTV 1990 campaign against masturbation.
Here’s O’Donnell on Politically Incorrect back during the Lewinsky scandal:
She’s more talkative in the second clip :P.
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ModeratelyRight Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:04:32pm |
re: #80 Obdicut
What the fuck?
Are you calling Bush a RINO?
Now I’ve seen everything.
No sir. I am not. However, he was a believer in Wilsonian foreign policy. Which is a progressive foreign policy.
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Obdicut Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:05:09pm |
re: #96 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)
You do realize she would have supported the war wholeheartedly, right?
I don’t believe that was an honest position being taken.
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cliffster Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:05:30pm |
re: #93 WindUpBird
Oh hell yeah!
Rush and Beck and all the big talkers.
Rush’s career was MADE on Clinton, on being the underdog, the rabble-rouser, the raconteur, the snake-oil-salesman, the conspiracy theorist, in painting Clinton’s administration as murderers and rapists and savaging his child and oh good times
we can agree on one thing. I’ll bet 1/1,000,000 of Rush’s annual income that he votes D in november
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Killgore Trout Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:05:36pm |
Who let all this rift raft into the room?
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Lidane Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:05:48pm |
re: #100 ModeratelyRight
No sir. I am not. However, he was a believer in Wilsonian foreign policy. Which is a progressive foreign policy.
What’s the alternative? Isolationism? ROFL.
That ship has long since sailed. We live in an age of the Internet and globalization. Isolationism is about a quaint as a Pet Rock, and not as useful. At least a Pet Rock can double as a paperweight.
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Stan the Demanded Plan Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:05:52pm |
re: #89 cliffster
Liberals are going overboard on the melodrama. No matter what happens in November, even if the GOP takes over the house and the senate, life will continue. January will not find separate water fountains for blacks, the Fed will not be shut down, and fornication will not be a federal offense.
And you will have the best of the best representing you. //
Can’t wait for quality chatter then.
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Varek Raith Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:05:54pm |
re: #100 ModeratelyRight
Misleading nic is misleading.
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Fozzie Bear Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:06:01pm |
re: #76 ModeratelyRight
Allow me to politely dissent…
Mike Castle was a part of the G.O.P. Establishment. This includes the George W. Bush Wilsonian, Neo-Conservative part of the Republican Party. He was, in fact, a part of the crowd that stood along idly, as President George W. Bush sent forces into Iraq based upon intelligence that was horribly wrong.
This is why the Weekly Standard has been attacking this woman with a vengeance unheard of by Republicans. I guess the Wilsonian crowd forgot Reagan’s 11’th commandment.
So, while this woman might raise a few eyebrows — I’ll take that over RINO, Neo-Cons any day of the week.
Hopefully this won’t get in trouble here.
Dude…. WTF?
Where do these wingnuts keep coming from?
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ModeratelyRight Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:06:03pm |
re: #81 Varek Raith
Wilsonian crowd???
She’s nuts, you know?
Nuts.
Get it???
So is Sarah Palin, but there are many who just LOVE here.
Not sure quite why… but I digress.
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Kragar Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:06:14pm |
re: #102 Obdicut
I don’t believe that was an honest position being taken.
I just keep feeding them till they come out of their shell.
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WINDUPBIRD DISEASE [S.K.U.M.M.] Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:06:15pm |
re: #76 ModeratelyRight
Allow me to politely dissent…
Mike Castle was a part of the G.O.P. Establishment. This includes the George W. Bush Wilsonian, Neo-Conservative part of the Republican Party. He was, in fact, a part of the crowd that stood along idly, as President George W. Bush sent forces into Iraq based upon intelligence that was horribly wrong.
This is why the Weekly Standard has been attacking this woman with a vengeance unheard of by Republicans. I guess the Wilsonian crowd forgot Reagan’s 11’th commandment.
So, while this woman might raise a few eyebrows — I’ll take that over RINO, Neo-Cons any day of the week.
Hopefully this won’t get in trouble here.
Got it, lunatics are your friends, and you prefer them. Okay!
You’re not so much in troble as you’re going to be gleefully mocked. Reagan’s 11th candidate is the very reason you have racists and conspiracy theorists and superstitious anti-masturbation social reactionaries on the rise. You guys just will not clean out your stables. You let the shit fester, and now the shit is taking over.
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Romantic Heretic Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:06:18pm |
Man, I’m in trouble. I write masturbatory material.
I was going to say for a living, but it’s just for beer money. The market’s kinda saturated.
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ClaudeMonet Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:06:41pm |
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WINDUPBIRD DISEASE [S.K.U.M.M.] Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:07:11pm |
re: #106 WMKaffir
Yeah, I guess I am. Your point?
Generally people who speak entirely in slogans fed to them by politicians they claim to reject don’t last long here. :D
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Lidane Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:07:13pm |
re: #114 Romantic Heretic
Man, I’m in trouble. I write masturbatory material.
I was going to say for a living, but it’s just for beer money. The market’s kinda saturated.
At least you get paid for it. I just write it for fun. Heh.
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jaunte Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:07:19pm |
re: #115 ClaudeMonet
I thought it was an Olduvai gorge reference.
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ModeratelyRight Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:07:34pm |
re: #103 Killgore Trout
Ron Paul!
Nah, he’s too ideological. One can be pragmatic and not want to invade everyone.
Peace through Strength, not domination of the world by Military Might.
What Ronald Reagan believed in. :)
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WINDUPBIRD DISEASE [S.K.U.M.M.] Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:07:46pm |
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blueraven Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:07:50pm |
re: #100 ModeratelyRight
No sir. I am not. However, he was a believer in Wilsonian foreign policy. Which is a progressive foreign policy.
And you are a Beckian! Trash talk.
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Dancing along the light of day Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:08:05pm |
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WINDUPBIRD DISEASE [S.K.U.M.M.] Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:08:10pm |
re: #119 ModeratelyRight
Nah, he’s too ideological. One can be pragmatic and not want to invade everyone.
Peace through Strength, not domination of the world by Military Might.
What Ronald Reagan believed in. :)
I thought Ronald Reagan believed in empowering Iran
Whoops
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austin_blue Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:08:32pm |
If masturbation were a crime, I’d be on death row.
~Gilbert Gottfried
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Varek Raith Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:08:52pm |
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WINDUPBIRD DISEASE [S.K.U.M.M.] Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:08:53pm |
re: #126 austin_blue
If masturbation were a crime, I’d be on death row.
~Gilbert Gottfried
I love that guy :D
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pch Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:08:55pm |
re: #115 ClaudeMonet
I think you meant riff-raff.
Thanks. This thread needed a Rocky Horror reference.
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freetoken Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:08:58pm |
re: #79 WMKaffir
A bunch of down-dings, I stand corrected.
You are of course totally ignoring the challenges I put before you in your all-encompassing conclusions about the alleged anger of the electorate.
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Velvet Elvis Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:09:02pm |
re: #79 WMKaffir
A bunch of down-dings, I stand corrected. The voters of true-blue Delaware aren’t mad as hell. O’Donnell won because of her own inherent brilliance, or she used the Jedi Mind Trick.
Or one can believe the worst, I guess. Republicans have just gone insane. Or, if it comes down to it, most Americans aren’t socialists/statists at heart. They’re being offered packaged deals by both parties. The Dems say, “you can have personal freedom, but we’ll trash the economy.” The GOP says, “you can have a modicum of economic freedom, but we’ll impose some religious beliefs.” Either way, the American people loss.
What did Wilson have against beating off?
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Fozzie Bear Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:09:04pm |
re: #100 ModeratelyRight
No sir. I am not. However, he was a believer in Wilsonian foreign policy. Which is a progressive foreign policy.
Yeah Bush was a such a progressive, really. That damn flaming commie liberal, Bush. What a RINO.
Please, do continue.
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Lidane Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:09:17pm |
re: #119 ModeratelyRight
What Ronald Reagan believed in. :)
Pfft. He’d be a RINO in today’s GOP. The insane are now running the asylum.
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SanFranciscoZionist Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:09:19pm |
re: #60 webevintage
My favorite part was wondering what the hell a wife is for if a guy can just pleasure himself.
I mean really how many guys would turn down sex with their wives saying “that’s ok honey I’m just gonna go wank off”.This is the problem with people who have never had sex talking about sex.
Same pattern as ‘if we allow people to be gay, no one will be straight, and women won’t be able to get married’. The idea that heterosexual couples are actually attracted to one another, and want to have sex without being coerced by society seems like a hard sell for some of these folks.
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TedStriker Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:09:33pm |
re: #72 SanFranciscoZionist
I would never masturbate while burning the Koran. Both for reasons of grossness, and reasons of respect, and also because I might burn myself somewhere sensitive.
Plus, the paper cuts would hurt like a bitch…
///
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WINDUPBIRD DISEASE [S.K.U.M.M.] Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:09:37pm |
re: #130 freetoken
You are of course totally ignoring the challenges I put before you in your all-encompassing conclusions about the alleged anger of the electorate.
he got sacked :D
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ClaudeMonet Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:09:49pm |
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freetoken Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:10:03pm |
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SanFranciscoZionist Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:10:36pm |
re: #64 Fozzie Bear
Talking points are italicized, fabrications with no basis in fact bolded.
Yeah, missed that. Breyer said what, and can we get a link to this?
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WINDUPBIRD DISEASE [S.K.U.M.M.] Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:10:50pm |
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austin_blue Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:11:10pm |
re: #77 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)
Ah, here is the money quote from Rush on the matter;
And you will surely get 40% in the general election. The Indies will abandon you.
Well done!
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Charles Johnson Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:11:14pm |
There’s a serious influx of morons and trolls going on tonight.
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WINDUPBIRD DISEASE [S.K.U.M.M.] Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:11:16pm |
re: #141 SanFranciscoZionist
Yeah, missed that. Breyer said what, and can we get a link to this?
Considering the guy was just blocked, the answer is likely no
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ModeratelyRight Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:11:22pm |
re: #113 WindUpBird
Got it, lunatics are your friends, and you prefer them. Okay!
You’re not so much in troble as you’re going to be gleefully mocked. Reagan’s 11th candidate is the very reason you have racists and conspiracy theorists and superstitious anti-masturbation social reactionaries on the rise. You guys just will not clean out your stables. You let the shit fester, and now the shit is taking over.
Whew… tough crowd in here…
Back to Lurking.
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Killgore Trout Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:11:24pm |
in the flesh
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Decatur Deb Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:11:32pm |
re: #131 Conservative Moonbat
What did Wilson have against beating off?
It was the Fifteenth Point, but the speech was running long.
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freetoken Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:11:41pm |
re: #144 Charles
They’re encouraged by the election results?
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WINDUPBIRD DISEASE [S.K.U.M.M.] Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:11:42pm |
re: #143 austin_blue
And you will surely get 40% in the general election. The Indies will abandon you.
Well done!
Everyone in skinny jeans who collects vinyl is TOTALLY NOT VOTING FOR YOU GUYS
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SanFranciscoZionist Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:11:49pm |
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Obdicut Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:12:01pm |
re: #146 ModeratelyRight
Whew… tough crowd in here…
Back to Lurking.
Why not try making an argument and defending what you’ve said?
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Velvet Elvis Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:12:13pm |
re: #109 Varek Raith
Misleading nic is misleading.
To be fair, I’m not a Conservative Moonbat. I’m a more of a moderate. I just registered at a time when being Moonbatty at all was still dangerous. I’m sympathetic to misleading nics.
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WINDUPBIRD DISEASE [S.K.U.M.M.] Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:12:30pm |
re: #146 ModeratelyRight
Whew… tough crowd in here…
Back to Lurking.
Politics is a contact sport!
And seriously, the 11th commandment, you don’t agree? You prefer Bircher rhetoric?
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Dancing along the light of day Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:12:43pm |
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Killgore Trout Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:12:49pm |
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WINDUPBIRD DISEASE [S.K.U.M.M.] Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:13:08pm |
re: #147 Killgore Trout
Updings for Floyd
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Kragar Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:13:15pm |
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SanFranciscoZionist Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:13:23pm |
re: #65 Obdicut
Rush doesn’t want the GOP to win. If they do, they’d have to govern. He wants them to lose, it’s better for his ratings.
Yes, I’m serious. I actually think that’s what he wants.
The Clinton era was Rush’s golden era. Obama has offered him some similar profit.
He’s just like the affluent professional lefties I used to work for, who supported Nader because why compromise? Vote for the funnest candidate!
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Gus Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:13:25pm |
re: #149 freetoken
They’re encouraged by the election results?
I noticed they started showing up with the “I’ve Been Caught Correcting a Mistake” thread.
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WINDUPBIRD DISEASE [S.K.U.M.M.] Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:13:31pm |
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WINDUPBIRD DISEASE [S.K.U.M.M.] Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:13:41pm |
re: #161 Gus 802
I noticed they started showing up with the “I’ve Been Caught Correcting a Mistake” thread.
ooh ooh!
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Varek Raith Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:13:58pm |
re: #153 Conservative Moonbat
To be fair, I’m not a Conservative Moonbat. I’m a more of a moderate. I just registered at a time when being Moonbatty at all was still dangerous. I’m sympathetic to misleading nics.
Hence forth I shall be known as, “More Powerful Than Superman, Batman, Spider-Man, and the Incredible Hulk Put Together.”
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simoom Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:14:34pm |
re: #99 simoom
Here’s O’Donnell on Politically Incorrect back during the Lewinsky scandal:
[Video] [Video]
Heh:
O’Donnell: My point is, if we as a nation accept that kind of morality we’re going to fall.Maher: What do you mean? …
O’Donnell: My point is, there are consequences to our actions, and if we as a nation tolerate sin, generations to come will reap the effects of that. For example, we took the Bible and prayer out of public schools now we’re having weekly shootings practically. … We had the 60’s sexual revolution now there’s just a sexual free-for-all. Today people are dying of AIDS.
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ModeratelyRight Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:14:41pm |
re: #154 WindUpBird
Politics is a contact sport!
And seriously, the 11th commandment, you don’t agree? You prefer Bircher rhetoric?
No Sir, I don’t.
and who said I was a social Conservative? I think social Conservatism is a joke, really. I mean, Christianity is quite the damaged brand anymore.
Actually, I lean much more libertarian Conservative.
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Fozzie Bear Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:14:50pm |
We must stand firm against this woman. Right up against her. We cannot soften our stance. We must beat off the opposition. The only solution to this is for GOP voters is to hope this movement has reached its climax, and the rigid and inflexible thrust of the tea party movement will finally soften and slip away back to the dark recesses from whence it came.
These are hard times, but we can penetrate the veil of ignorance in this country, if we press on together.
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cliffster Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:15:06pm |
re: #108 Stanley Sea
And you will have the best of the best representing you. //
Can’t wait for quality chatter then.
the last crop of republicans sat on their asses and got rolled over by democrats that were in a large minority. maybe these new ones will do better.
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austin_blue Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:15:08pm |
re: #145 WindUpBird
Considering the guy was just blocked, the answer is likely no
He was? Aww, damn I was firing up the grill…
They’re so fun to play with. Damn.
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SanFranciscoZionist Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:16:05pm |
re: #86 Lidane
People have been calling Bush a RINO for years. I think it all started when he refused to nuke the Middle East into a Wal-Mart parking lot.
He was hated at least as much by the far right as by the moderate left by the time he escaped the White House for the last time.
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Dark_Falcon Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:16:05pm |
re: #6 darthstar
The GOP has already abandoned her:
Image: FOX_ditches_ODonnel_Tweet.gif
Justly so. If the regular party is to mean anything, then they have to make clear that to the TP crowd that to nominate a nut like that means they have to find the money and votes for her. She’s the Tea Party’s baby, they can clean up the crap.
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austin_blue Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:16:22pm |
re: #167 Fozzie Bear
We must stand firm against this woman. Right up against her. We cannot soften our stance. We must beat off the opposition. The only solution to this is for GOP voters is to hope this movement has reached its climax, and the rigid and inflexible thrust of the tea party movement will finally soften and slip away back to the dark recesses from whence it came.
These are hard times, but we can penetrate the veil of ignorance in this country, if we press on together.
Oh, just stop it. What are we fifteen?
{snicker}
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Stan the Demanded Plan Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:16:56pm |
re: #167 Fozzie Bear
We must stand firm against this woman. Right up against her. We cannot soften our stance. We must beat off the opposition. The only solution to this is for GOP voters is to hope this movement has reached its climax, and the rigid and inflexible thrust of the tea party movement will finally soften and slip away back to the dark recesses from whence it came.
These are hard times, but we can penetrate the veil of ignorance in this country, if we press on together.
fuck yeah
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reine.de.tout Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:18:36pm |
re: #167 Fozzie Bear
We must stand firm against this woman. Right up against her. We cannot soften our stance. We must beat off the opposition. The only solution to this is for GOP voters is to hope this movement has reached its climax, and the rigid and inflexible thrust of the tea party movement will finally soften and slip away back to the dark recesses from whence it came.
These are hard times, but we can penetrate the veil of ignorance in this country, if we press on together.
You may have a career as a romance novelist ahead of you.
Keep practicing!
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Stan the Demanded Plan Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:18:59pm |
re: #168 cliffster
the last crop of republicans sat on their asses and got rolled over by democrats that were in a large minority. maybe these new ones will do better.
To our doom. Hello? I didn’t think you as a socon? Seriously, they are based on social conservatism ie. their religion in our lives. this is either very dangerous or the death knell of their kind of thought. hmmm
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What, me worry? Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:19:53pm |
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blueraven Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:19:53pm |
re: #175 reine.de.tout
You may have a career as a romance novelist ahead of you.
Keep practicing!
I have a friend who writes those dime store romance novels. She says she does her best work in the shower. Go figure./
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WINDUPBIRD DISEASE [S.K.U.M.M.] Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:20:42pm |
re: #167 Fozzie Bear
We must stand firm against this woman. Right up against her. We cannot soften our stance. We must beat off the opposition. The only solution to this is for GOP voters is to hope this movement has reached its climax, and the rigid and inflexible thrust of the tea party movement will finally soften and slip away back to the dark recesses from whence it came.
These are hard times, but we can penetrate the veil of ignorance in this country, if we press on together.
ahahahahahahahaha you win the thread
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reine.de.tout Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:21:00pm |
re: #176 Stanley Sea
To our doom. Hello? I didn’t think you as a socon? Seriously, they are based on social conservatism ie. their religion in our lives. this is either very dangerous or the death knell of their kind of thought. hmmm
I consider myself a social conservative - but by that, I sure don’t mean “religion in our lives”.
I mean the government OUT of our lives.
Same way I want the government OUT of my pocketbook.
I must have gotten confused on the terms at some point, because the current crop sure does seem to be exactly what you say - bent on inflicting religion into our lives. And it ain’t my religion that’s being inflicted.
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WINDUPBIRD DISEASE [S.K.U.M.M.] Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:21:22pm |
re: #166 ModeratelyRight
No Sir, I don’t.
and who said I was a social Conservative? I think social Conservatism is a joke, really. I mean, Christianity is quite the damaged brand anymore.
Actually, I lean much more libertarian Conservative.
But yet you support the damaged brand and the so-con crazy, nay, root for it
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Obdicut Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:22:56pm |
re: #180 reine.de.tout
You’re not a social conservative.
You’re someone who realizes that people have to live their lives amongst all this politics.
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boredtechindenver Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:25:34pm |
re: #54 HappyWarrior
Masterbate while burning the flag? That sounds messy.
Got to keep track of which hand is doing what, or the EMTs have a new story to tell.
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HappyWarrior Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:26:26pm |
re: #183 boredtechindenver
Got to keep track of which hand is doing what, or the EMTs have a new story to tell.
Pretty much my point :).
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cliffster Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:26:54pm |
re: #176 Stanley Sea
To our doom. Hello? I didn’t think you as a socon? Seriously, they are based on social conservatism ie. their religion in our lives. this is either very dangerous or the death knell of their kind of thought. hmmm
you shouldn’t listen to the hype. This new crop wants to keep taxes from going up, and bring spending down. That’s where the momentum comes from. It’s never been more true than in this election. You want to believe it’s because people want to be in your bedroom, that’s your choice, but understand you’re looking for reasons to hate republicans.
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Obdicut Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:28:24pm |
re: #185 cliffster
Why do you think it’s about taxes?
Were the GOP people they were running against in favor of raising taxes?
You’re really not making any sense.
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The Yankee Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:28:48pm |
Out of all the crazy right wingers I think I am more worried about Paul getting elected. He doesn’t have that crazy look on his face like Bachman or Angle, and he has his fathers name.
The most scariest thing about this group of wing nuts is that allot of politicians say what they have to, to get elected. These people seem to really believe this poop.
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Stan the Demanded Plan Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:30:46pm |
re: #180 reine.de.tout
I consider myself a social conservative - but by that, I sure don’t mean “religion in our lives”.
I mean the government OUT of our lives.
Same way I want the government OUT of my pocketbook.I must have gotten confused on the terms at some point, because the current crop sure does seem to be exactly what you say - bent on inflicting religion into our lives. And it ain’t my religion that’s being inflicted.
Gotcha. I’ve read some doom and gloom stuff about these people - who I categorize into Dominionists. Who else would be vocally against masturbation???
C-Street et al. The US of A has it’s own extremists, and those I’m most concerned with.
We just have to do our best, spreading the calm middle ground.
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SanFranciscoZionist Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:31:07pm |
re: #89 cliffster
Liberals are going overboard on the melodrama. No matter what happens in November, even if the GOP takes over the house and the senate, life will continue. January will not find separate water fountains for blacks, the Fed will not be shut down, and fornication will not be a federal offense.
That’s all true, much as it is true that Obama’s coming to office has not led to FEMA camps, socialized industry and the end of private property.
However, some of these folks are quite bad news, by my lights, and I’m rather interested in seeing them not fuck things up any worse than they already are. If that’s melodrama, so be it.
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SanFranciscoZionist Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:32:16pm |
re: #94 Decatur Deb
Does he treat all according to their malady, and charge all according to their Blue Cross?
Most of his clientele is of Medicare age. And they wear flowered babushkas.
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Varek Raith Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:32:51pm |
re: #183 boredtechindenver
Got to keep track of which hand is doing what, or the EMTs have a new story to tell.
re: #183 boredtechindenver
Got to keep track of which hand is doing what, or the EMTs have a new story to tell.
“AH! AH! Gotta call 911, hello 911, its Quagmire…no its stuck in a window this time”
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SanFranciscoZionist Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:33:39pm |
re: #100 ModeratelyRight
No sir. I am not. However, he was a believer in Wilsonian foreign policy. Which is a progressive foreign policy.
Are you calling President Bush a tranzi prog?
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cliffster Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:35:20pm |
re: #186 Obdicut
Why do you think it’s about taxes?
Were the GOP people they were running against in favor of raising taxes?
You’re really not making any sense.
not being in a coma for the last 12 months helps me understand it’s about taxes and spending. these guys won because they scream loudest. why doesn’t that make sense to you? I don’t know - maybe you read too much thinkprogress?
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ModeratelyRight Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:35:39pm |
re: #192 SanFranciscoZionist
Are you calling President Bush a tranzi prog?
Nah…. I believe he was influenced by some very ideologically dangerous people.
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recusancy Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:36:33pm |
re: #194 ModeratelyRight
Nah… I believe he was influenced by some very ideologically dangerous people.
Who are these ideologically dangerous people?
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ModeratelyRight Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:37:21pm |
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cliffster Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:38:29pm |
re: #189 SanFranciscoZionist
That’s all true, much as it is true that Obama’s coming to office has not led to FEMA camps, socialized industry and the end of private property.
However, some of these folks are quite bad news, by my lights, and I’m rather interested in seeing them not fuck things up any worse than they already are. If that’s melodrama, so be it.
Well, we somehow dodged FEMA camps; maybe we can skate past “bad news” too. Only 7 lives left after that though.
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SanFranciscoZionist Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:38:40pm |
re: #194 ModeratelyRight
Nah… I believe he was influenced by some very ideologically dangerous people.
Woodrow Wilson being one?
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ModeratelyRight Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:39:27pm |
re: #198 SanFranciscoZionist
Woodrow Wilson being one?
No, but his ideology the people I listed above cling to, like a rubber raft.
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SanFranciscoZionist Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:39:32pm |
re: #197 cliffster
Well, we somehow dodged FEMA camps; maybe we can skate past “bad news” too. Only 7 lives left after that though.
I’m sure we can, however part of the pleasure of politics is screaming as the roller-coaster goes down another drop.
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celticdragon Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:41:09pm |
re: #25 darthstar
It could be worse…all these extremist fucks could win in November…then where would this country be?
The 3rd Battle of Bull Run would be my guess.
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Stan the Demanded Plan Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:41:20pm |
re: #193 cliffster
not being in a coma for the last 12 months helps me understand it’s about taxes and spending. these guys won because they scream loudest. why doesn’t that make sense to you? I don’t know - maybe you read too much thinkprogress?
Bottom line. Bush tax cuts still in effect. No jobs. gah
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Obdicut Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:41:30pm |
re: #193 cliffster
not being in a coma for the last 12 months helps me understand it’s about taxes and spending. these guys won because they scream loudest. why doesn’t that make sense to you? I don’t know - maybe you read too much thinkprogress?
I don’t read any Thinkprogress beyond what gets linked by Charles from here.
Are you okay, man? You’re being really hostile.
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cliffster Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:41:31pm |
re: #200 SanFranciscoZionist
I’m sure we can, however part of the pleasure of politics is screaming as the roller-coaster goes down another drop.
got that right. Hope everything’s ok, SFZ - hope your husband stays strong no matter what the next day brings.
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Stan the Demanded Plan Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:42:34pm |
re: #199 ModeratelyRight
No, but his ideology the people I listed above cling to, like a rubber raft.
glenn beck.
Give us your own thoughts man!
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ModeratelyRight Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:43:53pm |
re: #205 Stanley Sea
glenn beck.
Give us your own thoughts man!
Look man. I am not Glenn Beck.
I knew what Wilsonian foreign policy was before that idiot began yapping about it on that Romper Room show of his…
Yeeesh…
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Dark_Falcon Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:45:18pm |
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ModeratelyRight Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:46:10pm |
re: #207 Dark_Falcon
Bah, what danger do they pose?
Continual War.
Hell, they want to attack Iran now…
Idiots. (them, not you…)
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Obdicut Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:46:38pm |
re: #207 Dark_Falcon
Kristol has the unique privilege of having been wrong about 100% of the time.
But I don’t think he really influenced Bush at all. He’s a follower.
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ModeratelyRight Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:47:22pm |
re: #209 Obdicut
Kristol has the unique privilege of having been wrong about 100% of the time.
But I don’t think he really influenced Bush at all. He’s a follower.
You might be right on that…. It’s more Podhoretz I think.
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SanFranciscoZionist Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:47:38pm |
re: #204 cliffster
got that right. Hope everything’s ok, SFZ - hope your husband stays strong no matter what the next day brings.
Thanks. He’s up now, I’ve explained the whole thing, and he’s hanging in there. Well, he’s watching NCIS, but he hasn’t exploded or anything.
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cliffster Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:48:20pm |
re: #203 Obdicut
I don’t read any Thinkprogress beyond what gets linked by Charles from here.
Are you okay, man? You’re being really hostile.
Well, thanks for you concern! Not hostile - perhaps a bit mischievous. I’ve been watching people go nuts about politicians since the 90’s. It’s fun to watch.
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Obdicut Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:49:34pm |
re: #210 ModeratelyRight
You might be right on that… It’s more Podhoretz I think.
No, I don’t think your whackaloon theories have any merit to them.
If Bush had wanted more war, he would have waged more war.
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ModeratelyRight Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:50:26pm |
re: #213 Obdicut
No, I don’t think your whackaloon theories have any merit to them.
If Bush had wanted more war, he would have waged more war.
I dunno… He basically lost support for all that after 2006.
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Obdicut Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:51:35pm |
re: #212 cliffster
Well, thanks for you concern! Not hostile - perhaps a bit mischievous. I’ve been watching people go nuts about politicians since the 90’s. It’s fun to watch.
You may want to know it comes off as really damn hostile.
Especially when you accuse people of looking for reasons to hate conservatives. Then it’s oddly defensive and hostile.
Politicians really do things. There are actual consequences. Because Texas elects idiots like this, we have textbooks that are distorting history. There are actual, real consequences— not FEMA camps and not deporting all Muslims, but real, bad consequences nontheless— to electing irresponsible maniacs.
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reine.de.tout Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:53:19pm |
re: #203 Obdicut
I don’t read any Thinkprogress beyond what gets linked by Charles from here.
Are you okay, man? You’re being really hostile.
cliffster may be feeling a small bit of the same thing I’m feeling.
Which is this:
People here are adults, and if someone does something ban-worthy, they know it, full well, in advance - through warnings, time-outs, whatever.
But no sooner is someone banned, than somebody (not you) begins comparing other more conservative posters to the banned one (or to stalkers or whatever).
So, I dunno. I find it gets on my nerves.
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reine.de.tout Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:54:55pm |
re: #212 cliffster
Well, thanks for you concern! Not hostile - perhaps a bit mischievous. I’ve been watching people go nuts about politicians since the 90’s. It’s fun to watch.
It is fun to watch.
And life goes on, doesn’t it, no matter what?
I don’t like some of these GOP candidates, but the utter fear I see from a few, not all, just a few, is getting close to the fear I saw here from some folks when Obama was elected. Weird.
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Obdicut Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:55:31pm |
re: #216 reine.de.tout
That shouldn’t affect my conversation with Cliffster one whit.
These are actually troubled, dangerous times. There is a real risk in having the GOP this far out on the fringe. It is not something to idly dismiss.
re: #217 reine.de.tout
Obama had no positions anywhere near as crazy as these people’s. At all. In any way.
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jamesfirecat Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:57:50pm |
re: #29 WMKaffir
That such flawed candidate as O’Donnell could beat professional pol Castle should send a message to the political class. Many voters are fed-up with business as usual, they’re fed-up at insane deficits, they’re fed-up with Washington’s micromanagement. They want government that officials who respect the Constitution, as opposed to considering it a “flaw” to be circumvented. They’re fed-up with nonsense like InJustice Breyer’s view that it’s legal to burn the flag, but not the Koran. Above all, they’re fed-up with elitists who hold them in contempt. The problem is an establishment that can’t do any better than a Castle or Obama or Rangel.
Or it should send a message that primary elections offer up a disproportional representation of those voters who feel the most strongly combined with the fact that only one part is allowed to vote in each election frequently lead to the winner being a fringe candidate that has no chance in the general election.
This kind of thing isn’t exactly unheard of….
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reine.de.tout Tue, Sep 14, 2010 8:59:39pm |
re: #218 Obdicut
That shouldn’t affect my conversation with Cliffster one whit.
These are actually troubled, dangerous times. There is a real risk in having the GOP this far out on the fringe. It is not something to idly dismiss.
re: #217 reine.de.tout
Obama had no positions anywhere near as crazy as these people’s. At all. In any way.
I’m not saying he did.
I’m saying that people truly feared Obama (and many still do!) in a way that’s just unnecessary, given our nation and our government and the way our government is split (federal, state, county/parish, city, etc). It would take A LOT to change things SO MUCH that we don’t recognize our country. And that holds true regardless of who is in what office.
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Obdicut Tue, Sep 14, 2010 9:01:01pm |
re: #220 reine.de.tout
I’m not saying he did.
I’m saying that people truly feared Obama (and many still do!) in a way that’s just unnecessary, given our nation and our government and the way our government is split (federal, state, county/parish, city, etc). It would take A LOT to change things SO MUCH that we don’t recognize our country. And that holds true regardless of who is in what office.
I don’t fear the country changing so much I don’t recognize it.
I fear idiots with crazy positions being elected and wasting time on insane bullshit when we have real problems that need addressing.
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reine.de.tout Tue, Sep 14, 2010 9:02:11pm |
re: #218 Obdicut
That shouldn’t affect my conversation with Cliffster one whit.
…
Your conversation with Cliffster is what it is.
I’m just ‘splainin’ what part of the issue is, what you saw as “hostility” could be that somebody just got on his last nerve.
The minute someone is banned, someone new is the “target”, it seems, and starts getting compared to the recent bannee, who is responsible for his or her own actions, I have no sympathy. But it’s wrong, nonetheless, and wrong regardless of what conversation you’re having with whoever.
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cliffster Tue, Sep 14, 2010 9:03:36pm |
re: #215 Obdicut
You may want to know it comes off as really damn hostile.
in that case, there’s a free taste of the what’s dished out by the lib swarm. is what it is
Politicians really do things. There are actual consequences. Because Texas elects idiots like this, we have textbooks that are distorting history. There are actual, real consequences— not FEMA camps and not deporting all Muslims, but real, bad consequences nontheless— to electing irresponsible maniacs.
The irresponsible maniacs in power right now deserve a break, whether they know it or not.
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jamesfirecat Tue, Sep 14, 2010 9:03:38pm |
re: #79 WMKaffir
A bunch of down-dings, I stand corrected. The voters of true-blue Delaware aren’t mad as hell. O’Donnell won because of her own inherent brilliance, or she used the Jedi Mind Trick.
Or one can believe the worst, I guess. Republicans have just gone insane. Or, if it comes down to it, most Americans aren’t socialists/statists at heart. They’re being offered packaged deals by both parties. The Dems say, “you can have personal freedom, but we’ll trash the economy.” The GOP says, “you can have a modicum of economic freedom, but we’ll impose some religious beliefs.” Either way, the American people loss.
Funny how you say ” The Dems say, ‘you can have personal freedom, but we’ll trash the economy.”’
When there’s this…
[Link: www.slate.com…]
Why what do you know it looks like Democrats are QUANTIFIABLY better for the economy than Republicans!
That puts paid to your MBF argument doesn’t it?
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Obdicut Tue, Sep 14, 2010 9:04:28pm |
re: #223 reine.de.tout
Okay. It’s wrong.
It has nothing to do with me.
I stick up for ReasearchOk. I’ve said that his view of what the GOP should be is one that I like a lot.
If someone gets on their last nerve, they shouldn’t take it out on me. I make a large effort to be reasonable and fair. I don’t deserve to have problems with others taken out on me, when I don’t behave like that.
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reine.de.tout Tue, Sep 14, 2010 9:04:32pm |
re: #221 Obdicut
I don’t fear the country changing so much I don’t recognize it.
I fear idiots with crazy positions being elected and wasting time on insane bullshit when we have real problems that need addressing.
And I fear the same thing.
I just fear it from a different angle than you do.
And I sure would not appreciate it if, because I have a different angle than you do, someone showed up now and compared me to Mandy (not that that’s what YOU are doing, you’re not).
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Obdicut Tue, Sep 14, 2010 9:05:03pm |
re: #224 cliffster
What a load of crap, Cliffster.
I don’t deserve to have to put up with this shit.
You apparently want to alienate me.
Great.
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reine.de.tout Tue, Sep 14, 2010 9:05:51pm |
re: #226 Obdicut
Okay. It’s wrong.
It has nothing to do with me.
I stick up for ReasearchOk. I’ve said that his view of what the GOP should be is one that I like a lot.
If someone gets on their last nerve, they shouldn’t take it out on me. I make a large effort to be reasonable and fair. I don’t deserve to have problems with others taken out on me, when I don’t behave like that.
Oh, hon, I agree!
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cliffster Tue, Sep 14, 2010 9:07:17pm |
re: #228 Obdicut
What a load of crap, Cliffster.
I don’t deserve to have to put up with this shit.
You apparently want to alienate me.
Great.
what’s the load of crap? you I don’t want to alienate. Others, I don’t care so much.
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palomino Tue, Sep 14, 2010 9:10:51pm |
re: #79 WMKaffir
A bunch of down-dings, I stand corrected. The voters of true-blue Delaware aren’t mad as hell. O’Donnell won because of her own inherent brilliance, or she used the Jedi Mind Trick.
Or one can believe the worst, I guess. Republicans have just gone insane. Or, if it comes down to it, most Americans aren’t socialists/statists at heart. They’re being offered packaged deals by both parties. The Dems say, “you can have personal freedom, but we’ll trash the economy.” The GOP says, “you can have a modicum of economic freedom, but we’ll impose some religious beliefs.” Either way, the American people loss.
Your beloved tea party isn’t going to pull back on tearing down the wall between church and state. Your leaders are Palin and BECK (who is now essentially a televangelist).
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palomino Tue, Sep 14, 2010 9:13:37pm |
re: #100 ModeratelyRight
No sir. I am not. However, he was a believer in Wilsonian foreign policy. Which is a progressive foreign policy.
You’ve been listening to way too much Beck.
The neoconservatives don’t really fit in the progressive column. Maybe you hadn’t noticed, but nearly all of today’s progressives opposed the war in Iraq.
Words, like progressive and conservative, have a way of changing over time.
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Eclectic Infidel Tue, Sep 14, 2010 9:35:01pm |
re: #8 engineer dog
MARCH FOR MASTURBATION FREEDOM!
beat back the forces of anti-wanksterism!
A hands on approach to activism.
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lostlakehiker Tue, Sep 14, 2010 10:06:00pm |
Tonight, with the nomination of Christine O’Donnell, America is finally starting to get serious about confronting the awful scourge of self-abuse.
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