Here’s your daily dose of right wing insanity, as Andrew Breitbart says that climate scientist Dr. James Hansen should be executed. And he’s not kidding.
Capital punishment for Dr James Hansen. Climategate is high treason.
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Velvet Elvis Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:06:06pm |
I should start a web page of all the people somebody on the right has suggested be killed.
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Sharmuta Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:06:38pm |
The right has become the moonbats they denounced just a year or two ago.
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albusteve Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:07:48pm |
Andy seems, like so many others, to have taken the leap into the void...I wonder if he drools...treason against the US?...yikes!
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Killgore Trout Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:09:18pm |
Curious background image on his twitter page; Obama in military uniform, but the button is blurred out. Here's the original
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Stanghazi Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:10:23pm |
Just throwing around the term "high treason" is not wise.
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Velvet Elvis Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:10:43pm |
I can do one worse than that.
Breitbart should be forced to watch the Ed Schultz show every day.
Not even I can stand that guy.
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Shiplord Kirel Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:10:46pm |
It's all a joke, doncha' know.
/wingnut apologist
If so, it's what various Harry Turtledove characters call "kidding on the square."
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brookly red Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:11:05pm |
re: #7 Killgore Trout
Curious background image on his twitter page; Obama in military uniform, but the button is blurred out. Here's the original
/why does he have an i-phone on his helmet?
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political lunatic Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:11:09pm |
Why does every one of these idiots get to incite violence without getting arrested, or at least warned? And what does the insane right have to gain by "proving" global warming's a myth?
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albusteve Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:11:48pm |
Climategate will not go away for years, decades even...major polarizing fix
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freetoken Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:11:55pm |
re: #10 Shiplord Kirel
No doubt his defense will be that he was just mimicking the anti-war crowd and their chants against GWB.
Still, stupid is as stupid does.
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Four More Tears Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:12:07pm |
Anyone else notice that people say the dumbest things on Twitter?
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Stanghazi Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:12:36pm |
re: #7 Killgore Trout
Curious background image on his twitter page; Obama in military uniform, but the button is blurred out. Here's the original
Original didn't suit his purpose...er...propaganda.
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freetoken Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:12:53pm |
re: #13 albusteve
Climategate will not go away for years, decades even...major polarizing fix
Yeah, the right-o-sphere needs their fix alright, their fix of hate-mongering.
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Velvet Elvis Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:12:57pm |
re: #7 Killgore Trout
Curious background image on his twitter page; Obama in military uniform, but the button is blurred out. Here's the original
I was going to comment on that but was still digesting it. and still am. The image is a leftist critique of Obama so I'm not sure what he's trying to do with it there.
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Charles Johnson Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:13:21pm |
Also note that James Hansen has absolutely nothing to do with Climategate.
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Killgore Trout Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:13:42pm |
re: #11 brookly red
It seems to be a poster for some Chomksy loving/Code Pink/Paulian anti-war rally
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albusteve Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:13:50pm |
re: #16 Stanley Sea
Original didn't suit his purpose...er...propaganda.
whatever the purpose...it's pretty vanilla...BO goes to war, ho hum
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freetoken Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:14:01pm |
re: #18 Conservative Moonbat
As mentioned earlier, I suspect he is thinking he is being cute by imitating the anti-war crowd.
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Velvet Elvis Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:14:01pm |
re: #15 JasonA
Anyone else notice that people say the dumbest things on Twitter?
Maybe he'll show us his tits while holding an Andy Warhol biogrpahy.
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albusteve Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:14:47pm |
re: #17 freetoken
Yeah, the right-o-sphere needs their fix alright, their fix of hate-mongering.
MONGERS!
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brookly red Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:15:32pm |
re: #20 Killgore Trout
It seems to be a poster for some Chomksy loving/Code Pink/Paulian anti-war rally
Chomksy loving/Code Pink/Paulian anti-war rally.../that's bigger than a tea party, right?
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Mostly sane, most of the time. Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:16:09pm |
Is the right now issuing fatwas?
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albusteve Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:16:24pm |
re: #22 freetoken
As mentioned earlier, I suspect he is thinking he is being cute by imitating the anti-war crowd.
all this cute mongering?...will it never end?
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brookly red Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:17:21pm |
re: #26 EmmmieG
Is the right now issuing fatwas?
that has been going on for some time now, both sides actually.
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Four More Tears Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:17:27pm |
re: #23 Conservative Moonbat
I almost downdinged you for putting that picture in my head. I can't unsee that, dammit...
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Killgore Trout Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:17:33pm |
re: #25 brookly red
Chomksy loving/Code Pink/Paulian anti-war rally.../that's bigger than a tea party, right?
Not these days. The date was 12/2 so it was probably a sign for a protest of Obama's speech about Afghanistan at West Point.
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Shiplord Kirel Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:18:18pm |
I was venomous in my denunciations of lefties who called for the assassination of President Bush, military officers, etc, and this is no different ethically.
In practical terms, it may be worse, since the far right has a much greater capacity for actually carrying through on threats of violence. Moonbat violence; such things as throwing feces, burning flags, and torching the odd SUV; is bad enough but a sniper bullet through your kitchen window is a lot worse.
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SanFranciscoZionist Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:18:28pm |
re: #8 Stanley Sea
Just throwing around the term "high treason" is not wise.
I do not think it means what he thinks it means.
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Four More Tears Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:19:19pm |
re: #11 brookly red
/why does he have an i-phone on his helmet?
I believe that's where night-vision goggles would be attached. Could be wrong.
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Decatur Deb Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:19:38pm |
re: #12 political lunatic
Why does every one of these idiots get to incite violence without getting arrested, or at least warned? And what does the insane right have to gain by "proving" global warming's a myth?
The insane are not completely self-funded.
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albusteve Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:19:48pm |
re: #32 SanFranciscoZionist
I do not think it means what he thinks it means.
it means millions of hits on his web site
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SanFranciscoZionist Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:20:06pm |
re: #14 freetoken
No doubt his defense will be that he was just mimicking the anti-war crowd and their chants against GWB.
Still, stupid is as stupid does.
So if I Twitter that George Bush should be executed for high treason, does that now mean that I'm mimicking Breitbart, and it's just satire? Would he accept that? Dubious.
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brookly red Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:20:25pm |
re: #30 Killgore Trout
Not these days. The date was 12/2 so it was probably a sign for a protest of Obama's speech about Afghanistan at West Point.
he did manage to piss off both sides with that one... centrist?
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Aceofwhat? Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:20:39pm |
Charles - you may be next. Breitbart apparently hasn't been shy about extending the fatwa to those who dare to disagree with the fatwa...
[Link: www.bradblog.com...]
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Kruk Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:20:51pm |
And the crazy just keeps on coming. I would think it was hilarious if it wasn't for the fact there are unhinged people out there who just might take this literally. Of course, if that did happen, the loonies have their boilerplate defence in place:
"The killing of [victim] is unfortunate, but it must be seen as as consequence of [his/her] actions. [Long victim blaming screed]. Without meaning to condone the actions of [murderer]... [Long justification of murderer's actions.]"
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albusteve Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:20:54pm |
re: #33 JasonA
I believe that's where night-vision goggles would be attached. Could be wrong.
you mean it's not a little AC radiator?
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Aceofwhat? Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:21:10pm |
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brookly red Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:21:23pm |
re: #33 JasonA
I believe that's where night-vision goggles would be attached. Could be wrong.
your not.
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albusteve Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:23:34pm |
I am Andrew Breitbart...
I am a Force to be reckoned with...
LOOK AT ME!
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Shiplord Kirel Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:23:56pm |
If I made a similar statement about Breitbart, in jest or otherwise, Charles would ban me instantly. Yet he is the bad guy according to the wingnutosphere.
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Killgore Trout Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:24:05pm |
re: #37 brookly red
he did manage to piss off both sides with that one... centrist?
I think he's more of a realist. Only the nuts were enraged.
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brookly red Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:24:12pm |
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Lidane Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:25:44pm |
re: #15 JasonA
Anyone else notice that people say the dumbest things on
FTFY.
re: #9 Conservative Moonbat
I can do one worse than that.
Breitbart should be forced to watch the Ed Schultz show every day.
Not even I can stand that guy.
That's just cruel. We have the Eighth Amendment for a reason, don'tcha know.
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brookly red Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:26:01pm |
re: #45 Killgore Trout
I think he's more of a realist. Only the nuts were enraged.
then there are a lot of nuts... but I guess we all knew that.
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KingKenrod Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:27:23pm |
Perhaps Breitbart is referring to this:
[Link: www.foxnews.com...]
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Shiplord Kirel Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:29:04pm |
re: #32 SanFranciscoZionist
I do not think it means what he thinks it means.
Essentially "high treason" does not exist anymore, since the contrasting offense of "petty treason" has been universally abolished. Today, there is plain treason and that's it.
Wikipedia
Historically, in common law countries high treason was differentiated from petty treason, which was the act of killing a lawful superior (such as a servant killing his or her master or mistress). It was, in effect, considered a more serious degree of murder. As jurisdictions around the world abolished petty treason, the concept of petty treason gradually faded, and today use of the word "treason" generally refers to "high treason."
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albusteve Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:29:16pm |
re: #49 KingKenrod
Perhaps Breitbart is referring to this:
[Link: www.foxnews.com...]
whoa!...it's tit for tat then...nice to see these cats acting like adults
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brookly red Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:29:25pm |
re: #49 KingKenrod
Perhaps Breitbart is referring to this:
[Link: www.foxnews.com...]
as I said before, both sides.
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Claire Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:29:35pm |
One of his twitters: He thinks he's kidding-
@liberalmanifest if U REALLY think im calling 4 dr. (bwaah!) james hansens murder, U R a clinical moron like bradblog & @mmfa R.
Is he drunk?
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SanFranciscoZionist Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:30:07pm |
re: #51 Shiplord Kirel
IIRC, petty treason also referred to a woman killing her husband.
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albusteve Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:30:32pm |
re: #51 Shiplord Kirel
treason is just a screech anymore...there is no such thing in reality
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Kruk Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:31:22pm |
re: #55 SanFranciscoZionist
IIRC, petty treason also referred to a woman killing her husband.
Who would have been a "lawfull superior", no?
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Shiplord Kirel Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:31:39pm |
re: #56 albusteve
treason is just a screech anymore...there is no such thing in reality
There will be if our special ops catch up with Adam Gadahn.
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brookly red Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:32:30pm |
re: #56 albusteve
treason is just a screech anymore...there is no such thing in reality
and that is a shame, cause in the rare case it does actually happen it will get lost.
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Gus Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:34:01pm |
I always felt that Andrew Breitbart was off his rocker. This makes it official.
Again. He's made a habit of displaying his forays into insanity.
Another dimwit with slurred speech.
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Charles Johnson Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:34:11pm |
Meanwhile at Hot Air, they're cheering moronic climate change denier Marc Morano for his appearance on the BBC with Prof. Andrew Watson, at the end of which Watson is heard to call Morano an "asshole." Which he absolutely IS. A gigantic, flaming baboon's asshole.
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Sharmuta Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:34:15pm |
There are also asbestos companies still fighting lawsuits, trying to pin down as many injured parties as they can as being smokers. Vested interests will always try to fight taking responsibility.
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Sharmuta Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:35:21pm |
re: #52 albusteve
whoa!...it's tit for tat then...nice to see these cats acting like adults
I didn't see Hansen calling for anyone to be killed.
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ThomasLite Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:35:23pm |
re: #57 Kruk
Who would have been a "lawfull superior", no?
//
at the time that petty treason was still a used legal term, yes. it's wrong, but it is how it was.
you could also look at it in another way, to call killing one's spouse isn't completely indefensible. it would only be a problem if it would not be that if a man killed his wife.
as long as those'd be the same thing one could argue that killing one who would so completely trust you (or at least, that would be the idea) is more reprehensible than killing someone else.
I don't think it should be a legal difference but there's a case to be made in it's favor.
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Digital Display Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:35:24pm |
Good Evening Lizards!
Isn't Matt Drudge and Andy Breitbart partners or something? Or I am thinking of someone else?
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Charles Johnson Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:35:54pm |
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albusteve Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:36:41pm |
re: #59 brookly red
and that is a shame, cause in the rare case it does actually happen it will get lost.
John Lindh...traitor...capital punishment?
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ThomasLite Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:36:54pm |
re: #49 KingKenrod
Perhaps Breitbart is referring to this:
[Link: www.foxnews.com...]
while that would explain where he got his retarded idea, two wrongs still don't make a right and this guy was indirectly calling for violence, it would seem.
at the least it's inappropriate.
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Shiplord Kirel Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:37:38pm |
Perhaps instead of denouncing Breitbart we could encourage him to channel this impulse into something useful. I suggest he have himself air-dropped into the Northwest Frontier Province to look for bin Laden and Gadahn.
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Charles Johnson Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:38:21pm |
Some background on Marc Morano, who's been one of the biggest flaming asshole climate change deniers for years: [Link: www.sourcewatch.org...]
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Gus Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:38:34pm |
Michael Eric Dyson Schools Racist Andrew Breitbart on Real Time with Bill Maher
I know, Bill Maher. Hold your nose and watch. Andrew Breitbart makes a fool out of himself.
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brookly red Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:38:39pm |
re: #65 ThomasLite
at the time that petty treason was still a used legal term, yes. it's wrong, but it is how it was.
you could also look at it in another way, to call killing one's spouse isn't completely indefensible. it would only be a problem if it would not be that if a man killed his wife.
as long as those'd be the same thing one could argue that killing one who would so completely trust you (or at least, that would be the idea) is more reprehensible than killing someone else.I don't think it should be a legal difference but there's a case to be made in it's favor.
homicide is homicide, that's why I don't do the hate crime thing...
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Lidane Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:39:11pm |
re: #56 albusteve
treason is just a screech anymore...there is no such thing in reality
Sure there is. It's just gotten muddled because of all the imbeciles on both sides screaming about this or that being treason these past several years.
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albusteve Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:39:15pm |
re: #64 Sharmuta
I didn't see Hansen calling for anyone to be killed.
tried for high crimes?...I get the gist...splitting hairs because niether did Breitbart for that matter
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Charles Johnson Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:39:50pm |
re: #75 albusteve
tried for high crimes?...I get the gist...splitting hairs because niether did Breitbart for that matter
Yes, he did. "Capital punishment" means execution.
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armylaw Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:40:10pm |
re: #33 JasonA
I believe that's where night-vision goggles would be attached. Could be wrong.
Correct. My helmet has that bracket right now.
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Stanghazi Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:40:26pm |
In my life, the term treason always held a strong connotation. I'm sorry that it's just a pass around term now. You know vs. patriot?
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brookly red Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:40:51pm |
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albusteve Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:41:37pm |
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Crimsonfisted Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:42:23pm |
re: #62 Charles
A gigantic, flaming baboon's asshole.
May I never read those words in that order again. I want that image out of my head NOW! ewww!!!
You could not have made your point better, though.
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albusteve Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:42:28pm |
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Digital Display Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:44:06pm |
re: #71 Charles
Some background on Marc Morano, who's been one of the biggest flaming asshole climate change deniers for years: [Link: www.sourcewatch.org...]
From your link:
a conservative anti-environmentalism think tank.
A think tank of knuckle dragging idiots...Who the hell would be against the environment? Hope they enjoy dirty air and water...
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Gus Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:44:10pm |
And here's making a fool out of himself once again.
Andrew Breitbart: Holocaust Museum Killer Was a 'Multiculturalist'
Here we find Andy leaving a message sounding like he just had a jug of Boone's Farm.
He says James von Brunn is "multiculturalist just like the black studies and the lesbian studies majors on college campuses."
Language warning.
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brookly red Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:45:16pm |
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Cato the Elder Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:46:15pm |
Breitbart sounds like a German pirate.
I prefer Klaus Störtebeker.
The most famous legend of Störtebeker relates to the execution itself. Störtebeker is said to have asked the mayor of Hamburg to release as many of his companions as he could walk past after being beheaded. Following the granting of this request and the subsequent beheading, Störtebeker's body arose and walked past eleven of his men before the executioner tripped him with an out-stretched foot.
Of course, it's all piractical bullshit, much like Breitbart ("Broadbeard") and his psycho-macho myths and legends.
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Gus Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:48:09pm |
re: #86 Cato the Elder
Breitbart sounds like a German pirate.
I prefer Klaus Störtebeker.
Of course, it's all piractical bullshit, much like Breitbart ("Broadbeard") and his psycho-macho myths and legends.
I think he sounds more like the parrot on the German pirate's shoulder.
But that's just me. :)
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Stanghazi Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:48:33pm |
re: #86 Cato the Elder
Breitbart sounds like a German pirate.
I prefer Klaus Störtebeker.
Of course, it's all piractical bullshit, much like Breitbart ("Broadbeard") and his psycho-macho myths and legends.
Oh what I learn on LGF!
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Killgore Trout Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:50:12pm |
George Washington calls on Sarah Palin and Glenn Beck to lead a massive march on DC
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Wozza Matter? Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:50:13pm |
it's going around.
The last Veep said Obama was giving "aid and comfort" to the enemy a few days back...
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HappyBenghazi Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:51:11pm |
re: #84 Gus 802
And here's making a fool out of himself once again.
Andrew Breitbart: Holocaust Museum Killer Was a 'Multiculturalist'Here we find Andy leaving a message sounding like he just had a jug of Boone's Farm.
He says James von Brunn is "multiculturalist just like the black studies and the lesbian studies majors on college campuses."
Language warning.
It's the old partisan excuse anytime an extremist commits a crime, oh they can't be one of ours. I recall Limbaugh trying to make the Holocaust Museum Killer out to be a liberal even though the guy had posted on Free Republic and hated Obama.
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Kruk Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:53:14pm |
re: #73 brookly red
homicide is homicide, that's why I don't do the hate crime thing...
The law (and society, since the law ultimately reflects the views of society) does differentiate one kind of homicide from another. We treat some such as the murder of a police officer in the line of duty, the killing of witnesses or judges, murder for hire, premediated killing more seriously than types of homicides. Why one can argue the merits of hate crimes specifically, to say that no one type of homicide should be treated differently from the other goes against hundreds of years of legal tradition.
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albusteve Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:54:24pm |
re: #91 wozzablog
it's going around.
The last Veep said Obama was giving "aid and comfort" to the enemy a few days back...
it certainly aids the enemy by letting them know we will quit the fight at a certain date...comfort can be extrapolated from that...but that's all bullshit, just an incredibly stupid thing for a CinC to say
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Kruk Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:54:32pm |
re: #93 Kruk
Sorry, that should be "While one can argue the merits of hate crimes..."
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Four More Tears Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:54:55pm |
re: #90 Killgore Trout
George Washington calls on Sarah Palin and Glenn Beck to lead a massive march on DC
1:10 "My day job is selling Health Insurance"
/Heh
Yeah, because putting on a tri-corner hat and calling yourself George Washington lends you credibility. Uh-huh.
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Cato the Elder Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:56:38pm |
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brookly red Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:57:08pm |
re: #95 Kruk
Sorry, that should be "While one can argue the merits of hate crimes..."
that don't sound right
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Velvet Elvis Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:57:29pm |
re: #94 albusteve
it certainly aids the enemy by letting them know we will quit the fight at a certain date...comfort can be extrapolated from that...but that's all bullshit, just an incredibly stupid thing for a CinC to say
On the other hand it scares the shit out of Kairizai which was likely more in line with his purpose.
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Gus Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:58:36pm |
re: #92 HappyWarrior
It's the old partisan excuse anytime an extremist commits a crime, oh they can't be one of ours. I recall Limbaugh trying to make the Holocaust Museum Killer out to be a liberal even though the guy had posted on Free Republic and hated Obama.
And a white supremacist; featured at John G. Crommelin's website; friend of the BNP; etc.
No True Scotsman and cognitive dissonance in full bloom.
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albusteve Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:59:39pm |
re: #98 brookly red
that don't sound right
some guy co-joins two words together to come up with a new meaning for both?...ridiculous, and I have to wonder how it's explained in court...from my own experience it really can't be...such is the world we live in
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Kruk Sat, Dec 5, 2009 3:59:50pm |
re: #98 brookly red
that don't sound right
Heh. That'll teach me not to type while watching an unfolding disaster in another window. (New Zealand's second inninngs against Pakistan, I mean.) Let me try again:
"While one can argue the merits of hate crimes legislation..."
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SanFranciscoZionist Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:00:15pm |
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Decatur Deb Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:01:00pm |
re: #96 JasonA
Yeah, because putting on a tri-corner hat and calling yourself George Washington lends you credibility. Uh-huh.
Dressing up isn't insane. Dressing up for a radio broadcast, though...
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Kruk Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:02:15pm |
re: #104 Decatur Deb
Okay, you owe me a new laptop. I'll never get the coffee out of this one's keyboard.
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Dark_Falcon Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:02:45pm |
re: #84 Gus 802
And here's making a fool out of himself once again.
Andrew Breitbart: Holocaust Museum Killer Was a 'Multiculturalist'Here we find Andy leaving a message sounding like he just had a jug of Boone's Farm.
He says James von Brunn is "multiculturalist just like the black studies and the lesbian studies majors on college campuses."
Language warning.
That's not foolish, that's utterly insane.
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The Curmudgeon Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:03:02pm |
Andrew Breitbart did, on the other hand, play a major role in exposing ACORN with those two dressed up as a pimp and prostitute. So while correctly condemning this over-the-top ClimateGate reaction, we shouldn't overlook the useful work he's done. Having done something so worthwhile, he shouldn't have been so careless with his reputation.
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Gus Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:03:40pm |
re: #107 The Curmudgeon
Andrew Breitbart did, on the other hand, play a major role in exposing ACORN with those two dressed up as a pimp and prostitute. So while correctly condemning this over-the-top ClimateGate reaction, we shouldn't overlook the useful work he's done. Having done something so worthwhile, he shouldn't have been so careless with his reputation.
What reputation?
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Dark_Falcon Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:04:26pm |
re: #97 Cato the Elder
His surname in English means "quaff the beaker"!
While Sarah Palin's surname means "One That Cannot Think."
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albusteve Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:04:28pm |
back on topic...
so Breitbart is calling for another man, who has broken no law, to be killed...seems like that might be some type of civil rights violation...then there was the anti abortion wag...I think the 1st might take a hit one of these days
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SanFranciscoZionist Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:05:38pm |
re: #58 Shiplord Kirel
There will be if our special ops catch up with Adam Gadahn.
Now that will be an interesting day. Gadahn still alive? I haven't hear anything in a bit.
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albusteve Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:05:48pm |
re: #110 Dark_Falcon
While Sarah Palin's surname means "One That Cannot Think."
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can't you two pick a tougher target?...tough guys
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Dark_Falcon Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:06:18pm |
re: #107 The Curmudgeon
Andrew Breitbart did, on the other hand, play a major role in exposing ACORN with those two dressed up as a pimp and prostitute. So while correctly condemning this over-the-top ClimateGate reaction, we shouldn't overlook the useful work he's done. Having done something so worthwhile, he shouldn't have been so careless with his reputation.
Yes, he's been useful. But after what he just said his usefulness is at its end. I don't believe in associating with people who are publicly contemplating the execution of their political opponents.
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Gus Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:06:38pm |
re: #113 albusteve
can't you two pick a tougher target?...tough guys
What do you mean? I thought Palin was tough CiC material.
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ThomasLite Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:07:20pm |
re: #93 Kruk
The law (and society, since the law ultimately reflects the views of society) does differentiate one kind of homicide from another. We treat some such as the murder of a police officer in the line of duty, the killing of witnesses or judges, murder for hire, premediated killing more seriously than types of homicides. Why one can argue the merits of hate crimes specifically, to say that no one type of homicide should be treated differently from the other goes against hundreds of years of legal tradition.
there's a good reason for differentiating too.
first there's the chance of recidivism -- some killings (crimes passionels for example) have a low chance of that, others (gang based killings for example) have those much higher.
then there's the difference between an impulsive killing of a cheating spouse on one hand, however reprehensible, cannot even begin to compare with, say, a premeditated killing of a federal judge over a mob conviction.
especially since in that case, while the fact itself is "just" a homicide, it is also an assault on our whole rule of law and it's upholding.
same for a cop-killing.
or for example a murder for hire, where the only thing keeping one from killing once again is not moral compulsion but the lack of a banal monetary reward.
also you should remember that no law is as absolute as the laws of physics, they're always a moral appreciation of an act.
exactly the same shades of grey that brookly red "doesn't do" are the reason why a 16 years old girl who's been kicked out by her parents (say because she's gotten pregnant outside of wedlock) who steals a bread to not starve will probably get a lesser sentence than a guy who steals a laptop from another store in that same street because he couldn't play the latest games on his own.
I wonder whether he thinks that's a bad thing, too.
it's always tempting when someone else does something we don't approve of to go into black&white vision and stop just short of advocating applying the death penalty, but I think most will agree that's not the wise thing to do.
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Kruk Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:08:21pm |
re: #101 albusteve
some guy co-joins two words together to come up with a new meaning for both?...ridiculous, and I have to wonder how it's explained in court...from my own experience it really can't be...such is the world we live in
The object of hate crimes is, in addition to killing or maiming an individual who belongs to a particular group, is to intimidate other members of that group. It's a way of saying: "Look and learn what will happen to you if you dare act as an equal and assertive member of society." Society in turn says it won't tolerate that intimidation just as it doesn't tolerate the intimidation of witnesses to a crime, and adds an extra penalty to make that point.
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brookly red Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:09:31pm |
re: #111 albusteve
back on topic...
so Breitbart is calling for another man, who has broken no law, to be killed...seems like that might be some type of civil rights violation...then there was the anti abortion wag...I think the 1st might take a hit one of these days
well actually he claims that the man did break a law, hence treason... but I gotta say I don't think it applies here.
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Killgore Trout Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:10:25pm |
re: #107 The Curmudgeon
Andrew Breitbart did, on the other hand, play a major role in exposing ACORN with those two dressed up as a pimp and prostitute. So while correctly condemning this over-the-top ClimateGate reaction, we shouldn't overlook the useful work he's done. Having done something so worthwhile, he shouldn't have been so careless with his reputation.
He has some creepy racial views (see #84, #72). He's also a personal friend of racist blogger RS McCain. I think he's also associated with VDARE founder Peter Brimelow. The fact that he also targets groups like ACORN that helps a lot of poor black people doesn't surprise me at all.
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Wozza Matter? Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:10:33pm |
re: #94 albusteve
"aid and comfort to enemies" is the definition of treason. Using that combination of words and attributing them to a CinC is dangerous - in any climate - particularly this one.
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albusteve Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:10:37pm |
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SanFranciscoZionist Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:10:46pm |
re: #84 Gus 802
And here's making a fool out of himself once again.
Andrew Breitbart: Holocaust Museum Killer Was a 'Multiculturalist'Here we find Andy leaving a message sounding like he just had a jug of Boone's Farm.
He says James von Brunn is "multiculturalist just like the black studies and the lesbian studies majors on college campuses."
Language warning.
Hmmm. I am trying to remember the last time a black lesbian studies major shot a guard at a, say, museum full of art by straight white men.
I'm sure it happens all the time, but is covered up by the politically correct media, just like the episode with the terrorists on the plane referred to earlier.
//Now got a funny, but tasteless given the context, vision of a young black woman in Birkenstocks, approaching a museum with a gun in one hand and a volume of Audre Lord in the other...
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albusteve Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:11:50pm |
re: #117 Kruk
The object of hate crimes is, in addition to killing or maiming an individual who belongs to a particular group, is to intimidate other members of that group. It's a way of saying: "Look and learn what will happen to you if you dare act as an equal and assertive member of society." Society in turn says it won't tolerate that intimidation just as it doesn't tolerate the intimidation of witnesses to a crime, and adds an extra penalty to make that point.
yes, I knew that...still a bad idea
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Ojoe Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:12:10pm |
This calling for execution of a scientist is an assault on rationality & civilization.
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The Curmudgeon Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:12:31pm |
re: #119 Killgore Trout
He has some creepy racial views (see #84, #72). He's also a personal friend of racist blogger RS McCain. I think he's also associated with VDARE founder Peter Brimelow. The fact that he also targets groups like ACORN that helps a lot of poor black people doesn't surprise me at all.
Well, that's a whole new revelation for me. I only knew his name because of the ACORN episodes.
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albusteve Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:13:02pm |
re: #118 brookly red
well actually he claims that the man did break a law, hence treason... but I gotta say I don't think it applies here.
I didn't catch what law he broke...a hate law maybe?...bwahahaha...just fold the two together
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Kruk Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:14:45pm |
re: #125 Ojoe
This calling for execution of a scientist is an assault on rationality & civilization.
Makes you long for the "good old days" when we just banned or burned books, doesn't it?
//
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Gus Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:14:59pm |
re: #123 SanFranciscoZionist
Hmmm. I am trying to remember the last time a black lesbian studies major shot a guard at a, say, museum full of art by straight white men.
I'm sure it happens all the time, but is covered up by the politically correct media, just like the episode with the terrorists on the plane referred to earlier.
//Now got a funny, but tasteless given the context, vision of a young black woman in Birkenstocks, approaching a museum with a gun in one hand and a volume of Audre Lord in the other...
The multiculturalist meme is a favorite of the fascist European parties. The Lesbian studies is another favorite subject for the more domesticated paranoids. How he went from James von Brunn to blaming the two is beyond me. I do know that Breitbart was never a boxer so that can't be his excuse. ;)
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SanFranciscoZionist Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:15:10pm |
re: #91 wozzablog
it's going around.
The last Veep said Obama was giving "aid and comfort" to the enemy a few days back...
Cheney's always sayin' Obama's givin' aid and comfort to someone he don't like.
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Ojoe Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:15:51pm |
re: #12 political lunatic
Inciting to violence is actually illegal. Here is the relevant code:
[CITE: 18USC373]
TITLE 18--CRIMES AND CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
PART I--CRIMES
CHAPTER 19--CONSPIRACY
Sec. 373. Solicitation to commit a crime of violence
(a) Whoever, with intent that another person engage in conduct
constituting a felony that has as an element the use, attempted use, or
threatened use of physical force against property or against the person
of another in violation of the laws of the United States, and under
circumstances strongly corroborative of that intent, solicits, commands,
induces, or otherwise endeavors to persuade such other person to engage
in such conduct, shall be imprisoned not more than one-half the maximum
term of imprisonment or (notwithstanding section 3571) fined not more
than one-half of the maximum fine prescribed for the punishment of the
crime solicited, or both; or if the crime solicited is punishable by
life imprisonment or death, shall be imprisoned for not more than twenty
years.
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ThomasLite Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:15:51pm |
re: #127 albusteve
I didn't catch what law he broke...a hate law maybe?...bwahahaha...just fold the two together
treason. which is funny, since there isn't really an "enemy" to "aid or comfort" so he's completely off target.
I'm sure he has no qualms redefining the term on his own like that.
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Gus Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:16:03pm |
re: #122 albusteve
according to whom?...
I don't know. Maybe all of the people that keep saying she should be president and the "second coming of Reagan" which is a joke in itself.
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Racer X Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:16:10pm |
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SanFranciscoZionist Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:16:30pm |
re: #99 Conservative Moonbat
On the other hand it scares the shit out of Kairizai which was likely more in line with his purpose.
Oh, don't ruin the moment by suggesting that Obama speaks to more than one audience at a time...
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Ojoe Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:17:08pm |
re: #128 Kruk
Sometimes I think we are heading for a dark age & not the least because of the "christian" fundamentalists.
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albusteve Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:17:10pm |
re: #121 wozzablog
"aid and comfort to enemies" is the definition of treason. Using that combination of words and attributing them to a CinC is dangerous - in any climate - particularly this one.
so what does one make of those words on the battlefield?...and what of the timeline?...does it in fact benefit the Talis?...yadda yadda...I say aid and comfort can mean different things to different people...I don't know the legalese defining treason under federal law...and that's not the point
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SanFranciscoZionist Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:17:35pm |
re: #109 MikeySDCA
It doesn't scare Karzai because he knows that rhe threat to end what was billed as a war of necessity by a date certain, is simply bullshit.
Presumably the enemy knows that too, then. Or if they don't, boy are they in for a surprise.
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Gus Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:17:54pm |
re: #134 Racer X
[Video]
Great link you put up before Thanos.
ALIPAC throws Lou Dobbs under the bus after his appearance on Telemundo!
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brookly red Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:18:09pm |
re: #119 Killgore Trout
He has some creepy racial views (see #84, #72). He's also a personal friend of racist blogger RS McCain. I think he's also associated with VDARE founder Peter Brimelow. The fact that he also targets groups like ACORN that helps a lot of poor black people doesn't surprise me at all.
well KT, there are laws & there are feelings, last I checked we claim to be a nation of laws.
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albusteve Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:19:06pm |
re: #125 Ojoe
This calling for execution of a scientist is an assault on rationality & civilization.
think of the assault on his web site...people will flock to it, imo...there's no business like show business...Andy is probably a huge Beck fan
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Digital Display Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:19:08pm |
re: #134 Racer X
That's only one reason Kobe is in my top 5 guards of all time..
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SanFranciscoZionist Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:19:37pm |
re: #117 Kruk
The object of hate crimes is, in addition to killing or maiming an individual who belongs to a particular group, is to intimidate other members of that group. It's a way of saying: "Look and learn what will happen to you if you dare act as an equal and assertive member of society." Society in turn says it won't tolerate that intimidation just as it doesn't tolerate the intimidation of witnesses to a crime, and adds an extra penalty to make that point.
My father pointed out, in a discussion about this the other day, that if it weren't for hate crimes legislation, the guy who stormed into his church last year, damaged several religious statues, broke the holy water font, and scared the hell out of the rosary ladies couldn't have been charged with more than misdemeanor vandalism.
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ThomasLite Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:20:27pm |
re: #140 brookly red
well KT, there are laws & there are feelings, last I checked we claim to be a nation of laws.
clear evidence of certain feelings can be used to (in part, they're not sufficient on their own) prove a hate crime. (or at least here in the netherlands. wouldn't claim to know these kinds of details about US law for certain, but I would imagine it's similar).
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Racer X Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:20:38pm |
re: #142 HoosierHoops
That's only one reason Kobe is in my top 5 guards of all time..
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Blueheron Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:20:58pm |
I have liked Breir Bart's breaking news releases and now I have to cross him off my read the list too?
This is one whacky world. I think I'll go suck my thumb and watch I Love Lucy reruns :(
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Claire Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:21:17pm |
re: #131 Ojoe
Can you call for violence, though, via the method of capital punishment which requires a trial and appeals, etc? That would be like a 20 year, slow motion, call to violence or something. That's about as practically effective as wishing Hansen would eat more meat or something to hasten a heart attack.
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Gus Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:22:50pm |
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Digital Display Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:23:05pm |
re: #144 ThomasLite
clear evidence of certain feelings can be used to (in part, they're not sufficient on their own) prove a hate crime. (or at least here in the netherlands. wouldn't claim to know these kinds of details about US law for certain, but I would imagine it's similar).
We have an office in Waarenburg, NL.. I love it there
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Blueheron Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:23:12pm |
re: #31 Shiplord Kirel
I was venomous in my denunciations of lefties who called for the assassination of President Bush, military officers, etc, and this is no different ethically.
In practical terms, it may be worse, since the far right has a much greater capacity for actually carrying through on threats of violence. Moonbat violence; such things as throwing feces, burning flags, and torching the odd SUV; is bad enough but a sniper bullet through your kitchen window is a lot worse.
Not to mention making the cake in your oven fall. /
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brookly red Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:23:34pm |
re: #144 ThomasLite
clear evidence of certain feelings can be used to (in part, they're not sufficient on their own) prove a hate crime. (or at least here in the netherlands. wouldn't claim to know these kinds of details about US law for certain, but I would imagine it's similar).
I was referring to ACORN, & that just because someone feels that they do good has no bearing on if their activities are legal or not.
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sattv4u2 Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:24:11pm |
re: #140 brookly red
well KT, there are laws & there are feelings, last I checked we claim to be a nation of laws.
Is thnat how you feel !?!?!
//
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SanFranciscoZionist Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:24:20pm |
re: #132 ThomasLite
treason. which is funny, since there isn't really an "enemy" to "aid or comfort" so he's completely off target.
I'm sure he has no qualms redefining the term on his own like that.
Maybe he's giving aid and comfort to the environment.
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brookly red Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:25:35pm |
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Racer X Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:26:08pm |
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Killgore Trout Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:26:13pm |
Wingnut Andrew Breitbart Calls for My Murder
andrewbreitbart %P% @TheBradBlog Capital punishment for you, too!
about 1 hour ago from web in reply to TheBradBlog
...
andrewbreitbart %P% @TheBradBlog Capital punishment after a fair trial by your peers isn't murder!
less than a minute ago from web in reply to TheBradBlog
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SanFranciscoZionist Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:26:44pm |
re: #153 SanFranciscoZionist
Maybe he's giving aid and comfort to the environment.
Does anyone remember a SNL skit where Rumsfeld is moving out of his office, and at his request they've only sent one mover, who can't deal with it? At one point Rumsfeld tells him that he's giving aid and comfort to the couch.
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webevintage Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:26:52pm |
re: #72 Gus 802
I know, Bill Maher. Hold your nose and watch. Andrew Breitbart makes a fool out of himself.
Well that was made of awesome...
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Decatur Deb Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:28:54pm |
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HappyBenghazi Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:29:15pm |
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ghazidor Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:29:21pm |
re: #132 ThomasLite
treason. which is funny, since there isn't really an "enemy" to "aid or comfort" so he's completely off target.
I'm sure he has no qualms redefining the term on his own like that.
Most don't bother to look up the legal definition of "Treason," otherwise they would use the correct word for subversion of/or against the government which is "Sedition."
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Ojoe Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:29:25pm |
re: #147 Claire
That is a point, Hmmm, yes you have a point there.
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Kruk Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:31:40pm |
re: #151 brookly red
I was referring to ACORN, & that just because someone feels that they do good has no bearing on if their activities are legal or not.
Last time I checked, the burden of proof lies with those who make the accusation. Was there a conviction of ACORN as a whole (not just individuals within it) engaging in illegal activities that I missed?
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ThomasLite Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:32:51pm |
re: #153 SanFranciscoZionist
Maybe he's giving aid and comfort to the environment.
well, since that's by no means an "enemy" he's still rewriting the law on his own. ausador has it right, sedition is what he means (and what is still nonsense, but I suppose even babysteps in the right direction would be an improvement).
re: #147 Claire
Can you call for violence, though, via the method of capital punishment which requires a trial and appeals, etc? That would be like a 20 year, slow motion, call to violence or something. That's about as practically effective as wishing Hansen would eat more meat or something to hasten a heart attack.
not if that's all you mean. however if what he's implying is the guy should just be shot then it's a call for violence, if maybe a bit more covertly.
could still be incitement. however I agree that should be done only in the most extreme circumstances, lest we infringe on freedom of expression.
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Wozza Matter? Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:35:18pm |
re: #137 albusteve
It's precisely the point. Treason is the highest of high crimes - and the passing of such accusations and hot headedness without comment as to the dogwhistle nature is - shall we say - a convinient over sight.
Willy nilly accusations of Treason when there are people out there who hear what is said by the countries former #2 guy... are not a good or proper thing - at all.
When netroots accused Bush of Treason either outright or weasly i wasn't happy - Treason is a special crime and should be given special consideration.
There are plenty of other words than "aid and comfort" - people too quick to use those particular two are almost unsalvageable in the pursuit of level discourse.
Treason carries the death penalty - using - even loosely - the words comprised in the statute as a casual charachter slur its assasinataional in aspiration.
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ghazidor Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:35:36pm |
re: #147 Claire
Can you call for violence, though, via the method of capital punishment which requires a trial and appeals, etc? That would be like a 20 year, slow motion, call to violence or something. That's about as practically effective as wishing Hansen would eat more meat or something to hasten a heart attack.
The man standing in a crowd and shouting "all fags should be burned" is innocent of incitement to violence under the law.
The man standing in a crowd and shouting "lets go burn some fags" is guilty of incitement to violence under the law.
Basic "First Amendment vs. Intent" stuff...
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Decatur Deb Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:43:29pm |
re: #166 wozzablog
The wisdom of the ex-VP's tactics confuses me. There are people looking for investigation of his actions. Might be a good idea to strengthen a wall between official discretion and malfeasance.
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Claire Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:44:58pm |
re: #72 Gus 802
Just watched that. Did you notice Maher said "that is some mutherfukin articulateness" to the black guy after the guy finished his speech?
That's exactly like saying "gosh, you're really articulate for a black guy." Unbelievable. Exactly the same thing. And Maher such a dense bag of goo he can't even see it.
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Decatur Deb Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:47:13pm |
re: #169 Claire
Might have been a conscious riff off VP Biden, if everyone there is cool with it.
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Wozza Matter? Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:51:51pm |
re: #167 ausador
It's not all that basic - i know i studied Law in England - but there can be some pretty strangled definitions of "intent" particularly. It all depends on the individual case and circumstance - subjective or objective - predisposition to malfeasence, level of crowd hysteria...
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William of Orange Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:52:22pm |
Good lord!!
Is the climate debate going to be judged with Sharia law??!
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Wozza Matter? Sat, Dec 5, 2009 4:55:29pm |
re: #169 Claire
It was a riff on people calling Obama "articulate" - that got some attention before the election - people saying it was "racist" in the assumption that black people weren't articulate - where as they were just comparing him to his predecessor.
It was a whole "thing" that revolved around words usgae of words, stereotypes and stuff.
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Wozza Matter? Sat, Dec 5, 2009 5:03:54pm |
re: #173 William of Orange
Nope - it'll be settled two out of three falls in a ring somewhere ;-)
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sattv4u2 Sat, Dec 5, 2009 5:14:22pm |
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palomino Sat, Dec 5, 2009 5:18:38pm |
re: #72 Gus 802
Perfectly illustrates why Breitbart hates intellectuals and scientists so much. He's just not in their league in any substantive way.
Breitbart is the kind of partisan scum who insults the opposing party's dead on their funeral day (Ted Kennedy), but never utters a bad word about his side, except for the dreaded RINOs.
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Slumbering Behemoth Stinks Sat, Dec 5, 2009 5:25:02pm |
Capital punishment for Dr James Hansen. Climategate is high treason.
Ohhh-kay, then.
What of those creationists that constantly attempt to press their dogma into science classes as an effort to indoctrinate other peoples children as part of their documented plan to subvert the constitution and destroy the foundations of the U.S.A in order to establish a theocracy?
Would you consider that high treason, worthy of capital punishment, Mr. Breitbart?
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tradewind Sat, Dec 5, 2009 6:37:58pm |
re: #178 Slumbering Behemoth
Since everyone knows that the US doesn't even recognize such a thing as ' high treason ' anymore... at least, considering what has occurred without recrimination in the past few years... Breitbart's sarc tag was implicit, IMO.///
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Slumbering Behemoth Stinks Sat, Dec 5, 2009 6:44:10pm |
re: #179 tradewind
at least, considering what has occurred without recrimination in the past few years...
Yes, the subversive, anti-American, creationist theocrats certainly have been running around on quite a long leash over the last few years.
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acwgusa Sat, Dec 5, 2009 8:35:18pm |
Breitbart, three words;
WHAT THE FUCK?
Charles, you have the right idea abandoning the right if this what its come to.
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markie Sat, Dec 5, 2009 10:26:00pm |
Heaven forbid someone else should apply similar criteria to any of them. That wouldn't be fair, and balanced! The right left this guy long ago. I am adrift, waiting for the tide to change...
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Timmeh Sun, Dec 6, 2009 5:11:07am |
I would say that Breitbart jumped the shark but that would imply he had a good run going until that.
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