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weirddave

Jesus! Give it a rest!

Feb 07, 2010 14:50

Bambi can't even speak to a classroom full of sixth graders without a full podium and teleprompter set up, yet the usual idiots are going nuts because Sarah Palin jotted a few notes on her hand before a speech. Great motherfucking Christ, could you get any more pathetic? The left is a joke.

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esprix February 7 2010, 21:19:53 UTC

Tit for tat. Welcome to American politics.

weirddave February 8 2010, 14:54:21 UTC

Politics as usual? Sure. Tit for tat? Not even close. I've never seen a better illustration of Matthew 7:3 in my life.

esprix February 8 2010, 21:16:29 UTC

Well it certainly didn't help that she was mocking him for the same thing she was doing (and if your argument is it wasn't, then the right is just as much of a joke as the left). Bygones! :P

justplainbryan February 8 2010, 23:10:11 UTC

See, if more people started to really acknowledge and believe that it is, in fact, both political wings and their respective media fluffers and sycophants that form the gigantic joke upon the American people, then we can actually start getting somewhere.

esprix February 8 2010, 23:22:21 UTC

Yep. I'm a Democrat and a liberal through and through, but I do not automatically approve of the Democratic party's tactics. I wish both Dems and Pubs would sack up (vag up for the women?) and actually do what Obama's asking - work together for a change. Surprisingly, it is possible, and you might even get re-elected for it! Imagine! *insert Bryan's would-be sarcasm notation here* :P

weirddave February 13 2010, 14:44:04 UTC

I've been thinking about this for a couple of days, and I'm not so sure. Oh, there are assholes on any side, of course, but it seems to me that the left is, as a rule, a whole lot nastier than the right. The vitriol on sites like Kos, HuffPo, DU, to a lesser extent New Republic....is really quite amazing, and these are mainstream "Progressive" (quotes because there's nothing progressive about the "progressive" movement, if you look at how they propose to govern, their agenda is pretty damn regressive) websites. Case in point: about a month ago, Rush Limbaugh went into the hospital to have his heart examined. The afore mentioned sites were falling all over themselves, literally wishing actual death and pain on the man again and again. Contrast that with this week when Rep Patrick Kennedy announced that he wouldn't be seeking reelection. Certainly there was a bit of glee on right wing websites like Malkin or NRO that his seat would now be in play, but the most common sentiment expressed was that such a move would probably be a good ( ... )

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