The Seattle chapter of Drinking Liberally meets tonight (and every Tuesday), 8PM at the Montlake Ale House, 2307 24th Avenue E.
Come joins us for some hopped up conversation and hoppy beer.
Not in Seattle? Liberals will also be drinking tonight in the Tri-Cities and Vancouver. A full listing of Washington’s eleven Drinking Liberally chapters is available here.
Roger Rabbit cannot attend DL tonight because of a scheduling conflict. Hey trolls — I’ll see you when I see you, unless they hang you for treason first!*
* Just kidding; Ann Coulter joke.
Remember to bring your coats. Global warming hasn’t kicked in yet this year. hehehehehehehehe
Roger,
Couldn’t help but think of you when I saw this:
http://tinyurl.com/2ubcxt
Sorry man, you know I’m a fan, but he just looks so happy. Not exactly a Darcy Burner moment.
And then there’s this:
http://tinyurl.com/2va95r
Tragic. Honestly.
On a lighter note, surely everyone’s seen this by now:
http://tinyurl.com/2tp74h
–>Aaron
Dan Rather says:
Remember to bring your coats. Global warming hasn’t kicked in yet this year. hehehehehehehehe
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Whatever you do, Dan, don’t suggest that global warming might not be 100%-caused by mankind. Any statement to that effect will bring the politically correct amphibians down on you. Certain of them will call you a liar for having a slightly differing point of view.
Or just being an idiot. Idiot.
Lib: Tell them it’s God’s wrath for man’s wastefulness.
They can’t agree with you cuz they would be agreeing with something they hate.
They can’ disagree with you because they say it obvious!
It would seem that thumbsuckerDarrell has a compatriot, as in thumbsuckerFibbertarian.
Who’s going to be sorry next?
Libertarian:
Have you somehow, over the last several days, been trying to say that if global climate change isn’t 100% human caused, that we shouldn’t do what we can to slow the process and do what we can to reverse it?
Let’s say, just for the sake of argument, that those causes under human control only account for half, or even one third of the problem.
Are you seriously saying that we shouldn’t do what we can anyway?
Most climatologists agree that human beings are only one of several primary causes of climate change. No serious researcher in the field says otherwise.
The point made in Mr. Gore’s film isn’t that we are completely to blame, but that our contribution to the problem adds enough to the other causes that it appears that we are moving into new climate territory, that the effects are unpredictable but could easily be dramatic, and that as a result, many people could die.
Could other, as yet unknown factors prevent this? Yes. Do you want to bet the lives of millions on that hope, just so we can keep spewing carbon dioxide into the air?
Fossil fuels will eventually run out. Other technologies will be needed. Whether you consider reducing carbon emissions a side benefit or a primary benefit, encouraging and developing the technologies needed to reduce our dependence on fossil fuels sounds like a pretty good idea.
Why would anyone that doesn’t have a personal stake in the oil industry disagree?
Well put, John.
I’ve been having a running argument on another web site, unrelated to politics (small airplanes), and tending quite “conservative”. Man, it is amazing the vehemence you run into, blah blah debunked hockey stick, blah blah I got some carbon credits to sell ‘ya, blah blah global warming SCAM Stalinists want to redistribute wealth, blah blah blah.
Phew! It’s spooky out there… Here’s a particularly choice excerpt, check it out:
See what I mean?
Looks like the Bush regime is in real trouble AGAIN. The subpoenas have been issued and the Publicans will have to spend all their political capital trying to defend yet another hole in the sinking ship.
Man these assholes have fucked this up like nobody’s business.
This ought to create plenty of faux outrage on the right.
http://seattletimes.nwsource.c.....hip10.html
HE HE HE ! I love watching the right wingers get their ass kicked on their so-called core issues.
Hey loooooooosers – too bad – so sad. But at least Puffybutt and MTR can get the same benefits as the straight couples on this board.
Mr Frog–cker:
You are suck a dumbASS.
I believe in GLOBALWARMING you DIPSHIT!
I stated it before DIPSHIT!
I attribute this to the FIRST of GOD’s last plagues in Revelation DIPSHIT!
If you had a mind that wasn’t shriveled from libtardism you would remember past things DIPSHIT!
Butt… being the Frog–cker you are these facts slip past your paramecium sized brain DIPSHIT!
I bet if someone stuffed R-22 insulation inside of that Yucca Flats sized empty cranial orifice, it would improve your IQ DIPSHIT!
So Mr Stupid: Which HorsesASS libtard male you asking to be your domestic? Oops… domestic partner? We already know the only way YOU GET LAID is by rape!
Speaking of something on the news, I see Mr Stupid’s hero Joe Francis was arrested and jailed.
Who is Joe Francis Clueless says?
Joe Francis?
Joe Francis?
Joe Francis?
Mr Girls Gone Wild, the videos Mr Stupid continually meets Rosy Palm and the five ugly sisters over!
I attribute this to the FIRST of GOD’s last plagues in Revelation DIPSHIT!
HEY FRIENDS!! LOOKEE HERE!! THE PUDDYBUD INSANITY EXPRESS CHOO -CHOO HAS LEFT THE STATION!!!
WOOOOOOO HOOOOOO!!!!
LM FREAKIN’ AO!!!!!
Mr Clueless: Have you read Revelation? Blow the dust off of jo mama’s Bible and read it! Do you know the Seven last plagues?
Naah… didn’t think so. And you call me insane? You don’t even know where you came from so how the hell do you know where you are going?
Oops… I take that back… Libtardville.
I feel honored Mr Clueless, who still can’t tell us why he changed his nick (you’re still clueless to us though), cut and pasted something he has no idea; oops… he’s clueless to.
Wait clueless is Godless, so he couldn’t have been ‘CREATED’. He was hatched. No, he’s a test tube baby. Yes, he’s a janitor in a drum – test tube custodian of HorsesASS!
Oh my GOODNESS! A poster on another board brought up this new book that should be released next week. Whew, what a read!
http://www.simonsays.com/conte.....038;agid=2
Excerpt from Iacocca’s book to be released on April 17.
Where Have All the Leaders Gone?
By Lee Iacocca with Catherine Whitney
“Had Enough?
Am I the only guy in this country who’s fed up with what’s happening? Where the hell is our outrage? We should be screaming bloody murder. We’ve got a gang of clueless bozos steering our ship of state right over a cliff, we’ve got corporate gangsters stealing us blind, and we can’t even clean up after a hurricane much less build a hybrid car. But instead of getting mad, everyone sits around and nods their heads when the politicians say, “Stay the course.”
Stay the course? You’ve got to be kidding. This is America, not the damned Titanic. I’ll give you a sound bite: Throw the bums out!
You might think I’m getting senile, that I’ve gone off my rocker, and maybe I have. But someone has to speak up. I hardly recognize this country anymore. The President of the United States is given a free pass to ignore the Constitution, tap our phones, and lead us to war on a pack of lies. Congress responds to record deficits by passing a huge tax cut for the wealthy (thanks, but I don’t need it). The most famous business leaders are not the innovators but the guys in handcuffs.”
Darrell’s infantility has little to do with his beliefs.
The tantrums he throws, and his deceitful postings do.
For example, this damaged intellect once claimed an’Ivy League Education’. From his incoherence, rantings and delusional outlook. . .CrabGrass Junior College, maybe.
Guess my last comment chopped off when I submitted it. But do check out the link, at the bottom of the page. Talk about a Blistering, no holds barred, Fantastically written excerpt – my mouth is still hanging. Can’t wait to buy this book, unbelievable!
@21 Thanks for the pointer and the quote. I have no great love of Iacocca for unrelated reasons. . .but it looks like a good read.
Muhammad Saadi, a senior leader of Islamic Jihad in the northern West Bank town of Jenin, said the Democrats’ talk of withdrawal from Iraq makes him feel “proud.”
“As Arabs and Muslims we feel proud of this talk,” he told WND. “Very proud from the great successes of the Iraqi resistance. This success that brought the big superpower of the world to discuss a possible withdrawal.”
Democrats best cheerleaders, the Islamic extremists….
The Dems and Islamo/extremists are even sounding alike in their statements..
Way to go Libs..
Moron@23 Answer the results of the Strategic Visions poll of likely Iowa Caucus members. Fifty two percent favor a more rapid withdrawal of our troops from Iraq than the Democratic leadership in Congress.
It looks like less brain damaged members of the Republican Party are moving well away from your delusional talking points.
From Day by Day:
Q:”Damon, what’s another word for ‘Silence’?
A:”MSM coverage of Sen. Feinstein steering billions in non-compete contracts to her husband in THE classic war profiteering case.”
Hey, if I didn’t report it to you, you’d never know about it. A culture of corruption!
@3 You can’t fight a war without taking casualties, man.
@6 Ain’t that just like pudwhacker to blame it on God. Or Clinton. (Same thing.)
@9 “Have you somehow, over the last several days, been trying to say that if global climate change isn’t 100% human caused, that we shouldn’t do what we can to slow the process and do what we can to reverse it?”
Yeah, I think that’s his drift.
@9 “Fossil fuels will eventually run out.”
Yes, but not in our lifetime — and that’s the problem.
Global warming would take care of itself if only we WOULD run out of fossil fuels. But we’ve used only half the world’s petroleum, and it will take another 20 to 30 years to burn the other half. Immense quantities of oil in tar sands and shale — many times the original supply of petroleum — have barely been tapped. And there remains hundreds of years of coal supply.
What we are facing is not ruinously expensive fossil fuel followed by depletion, but something far worse — ruinously expensive fossil fuel accompanied by continued planetary destruction.
@10 This web site caters to general aviation lightplane pilots, correct? No problem. Self-correcting. Just take off your shoes, kick back, and wait to see how these guys continue their flying hobby when avgas costs them $10 a gallon and Roger Rabbit is riding around in a chauffeured limosine like an Arab sheikh!! They’ll have to give up their Cessnas and Pipers, and downsize to one of these:
http://tinyurl.com/2pf7ob
@13 Man I can’t WAIT for Revelations to get here!!! 144,000 Republicans gone in a flash and bang!!! It’s not enough but it’s a start.
@16 “Puddybud Who Left The Reservation says: Do you know the Seven last plagues?”
1. You
2. JCH
3. Dufus
4. Klake
5. Janet S.
6. Y’o
7. Right Stuff
@23 If you like self-flagellation so much, why don’t you stick your head in a washing machine and turn it on?
JCH is a nazi.
I’d just like to know what the hell they’ve been smoking in Mahogony Row at Toyota. Evidently, they’re just selling the Prius so they can jig their CAFE numbers around. Then they try to make their profit selling Joe All-American Knuckle-Dragger some monster truck that’s apparently best suited for dragging loads of pig iron over a teeter totter. WTF? This is the company that practically invented the small pickup. Meanwhile GM, Ford and Chrysler are near bankruptcy with bulging inventories of idiot trucks they can’t sell.
Once again Mr FrogWhatever proves the adage:
Some fools never learn.
PelletHead did you determine the meaning of ‘If’?
How are all those Cuyahoga County, Ohio Moonbat!s doing these days?
Moonbat!s: France is 80% nuclear-based on their electrical grid. They sell excess power to Germany, Italy and London. IT was on 60 Minutes so it has to be correct, right Dan Rather?
So will the “progressive” libtards support nuclear energy since it’s GREEN or will they listen to their whack-job brothers such as Messrs. PelletHead, Frogwhacker, Clueless Stupid, Aaron etc.?
A couple of notes today…
1) It looks like the military is finally admitting it lied about Tillman and also about the female soldier who was captured by the Iraqis. All of it was trumped up and massaged to use as PR. Almost everything the military said was a lie. So we can assume that any quotes coming from CENCOM in Iraq are also lies. For all I know, we haven’t even caught Sadaam.
2) Fred Thompson has cancer. Will the righties now be telling him he shouldn’t run for President because he ought to want to spend time with his family? I can’t wait for the usual Publican double standard to come into play here.
We built this city on lies. Bunch of cheats and theives. One day maybe we will get what is becoming very common – an apology. It will make things all better.
PudWax: Here’s what they really think of your race. And you pathetically want to be a member of the club:
” … nappy headed ho’s.” Don Imus
I’m all in favor of coming up with a substitute for oil, coal, nuclear (in its current incarnation), and anything else that contributes to global warming. That’ll help, but it won’t necessarily stop global warming.
PudWax: You are just an attack poodle to them. Just like Lieberman.
Good morning Puddybud
As with many other things, liberals and progressives are not of one mind about nuclear energy. I have no idea of what the other posters here think of it, but I’m always happy to spew my own thoughts.
Many liberals, yours truly included, have a problem with nuclear power because we still don’t have a decent way of dealing with the waste. It has to go somewhere, and nobody wants the stuff in their backyard.
Red states and blue states alike want no part of storing the stuff. Over sixty percent of Nevadans don’t want the storage facility in their state, and almost everywhere else it gets worse.
Additionally, we’re already having to deal with entire nuclear facilities that have reached the end of their useful life, which adds to the cost of generating the power, as the NRC rather wisely insists that money be set aside for decommissioning during the operating life of the plant.
For myself, I see these problems as being surmountable, but others disagree. Regardless, however, they add significant amounts to the cost of generating the electricity, along with adding difficulty in getting both approval and funding for new nuclear power plants, and while many folks agree that nuclear power is a better alternative than coal, there are still better alternatives that have not been fully developed.
Iceland seems to do quite a bit with geothermal energy, and while big chunks of Wyoming and other areas have geothermal potential, we don’t seem to be doing as much as we can with that, although it will probably never be a major factor in power generation.
Tidal power generation has some potential, and at least one of the proposals for the new Narrows bridge included power generation based on that. Unfortunately, Bechtel wasn’t interested. Perhaps after the current bridge is finished, they’ll propose tearing it down and building a tidal generating plant.
Wind and solar have untapped potential as well. Nuclear power will continue to be part of the mix, and will probably become a larger part if we ever sign on to the Kyoto agreement, but it is not entirely “green”.
Some will refuse to consider it because of that, others will reluctantly go along with it because it is better than the alternative.
Certainly the cleanest option available is still conservation. Reducing power demand has the least environmental impact, and many of the things we can do about that are both simple and actually pay for themselves. It cost me very little up front to cut my electric power needs by somewhere in the neighborhood of 100 KWH monthly. Not much, but multiply that by 50 million households, and it adds up to a whole bunch of power plants that we just don’t need to build.
The main changes to my home lifestyle is that I don’t have to change light bulbs as often (the fluorescent bulbs last longer) and my house is colder between midnight and five AM.
Oh, and before you say it. Yes, President Bush has indeed done a very good job with his house in Texas, and while it turns out that the Gore family home also serves as offices for both Al and Tipper Gore, along with much of their staffs (something not often noted when comparing their home energy use to the folks down the street), I’d like to see them do more.
Of course, I’d also like to see their publicist get the word out that their house includes substantial space for staff and offices, so comparing their home to the “average” American home is like comparing a small office building to the average home. Gee, you’d think that since we liberals “control the media”, that would be easy.
Headlice: You continue to dwell on Imus because deep down you agree with him. You know what it’s like to be around blacks 24/7, don’t you!
He’s being rightly dissected by Al and Jesse! The Imus comment while disgusting, hurts the Rutgers women who have exquisitly said their piece. That’s what Charles Barkley said last night. He’s pretty level headed!
If you read PacMan’s treatise a couple week ago, this is why Jesse is a necessary evil.
What is telling is the libtard media reaction. If you did your due diligence you racist piece of crap you’d see he called Laura Ingraham, cancer survivor a lesbian. He called Bill O’Reilly a SOB on his show. He’s also called other conservatives names on his show. He is A LIBERAL dumbASS. Even Kos and Media Matters have written past articles giving him glowing praise when he attacks conservatives. Sure he will jump on a liberal when it’s obvious the liberal is STUUUUUUUUPID, but that’s few and far between.
I realize this link is NOT on your radat. Read this link headlice: http://www.independentconserva.....mus_idiot/
I realize reading ain’t fundamental to you so you missed all these comments. Look them up jackASS!
Mr Clueless: With continual innuendo from headlice, I’ll never have to comment on MTRK’s comments. Remember the ante. Your bet!
John, I’m not dwelling on the Gore wasteful house or the Bush green house. If you watched the 60 minutes piece, the French have a nuclear waste reprocessing plant already on line. The only problem is the plutonium byproduct.
President Bush signed a program directive to create reporcessing without the plutonium waste byproduct. So what say you Moonbat!s. Go Nuclear!
Sorry 24,
Our Islamo/extremist enemies cite Democrats in their statements. Your party. Your peeps.
Of course, they are just poor, underpriveledged, freedom fighters, that only hate the USA becuase of our policies.
Well guess what. They hate you because you are alive….. They will continue to hate you unless you convert to islam, or die.
I answered the poll Q before. We all want the troops home, we differ in the manner in which that is accomplished.
Democrat party/Islamo extremists want the US to tuck tail and retreat.
Headlice the coup de grace – Imus supported Kerry in 2004!
Nuff SAID!
Another liberal has been spotted for his racist remarks.
Hey John,
Did you know that Iceland was settled by a bunch of Norwegian vikings, who, on their way to Iceland, raided some villages in Ireland to pick up some babes and some guys to be slaves. The Irish and vikings melded into one “race.”
No wonder the Icelanders can drink so much: look at their genetic ancestry!!
Well, Puddybud, the reprocessing does help, but it is not the entire solution. There are still some high level nuclear waste products left to deal with, other than plutonium.
Along with the French, the British have come up with some innovative methods of storing nuclear waste, and I believe that we’ll be using those ideas as well. All of these are steps in the right direction as far as handling and disposal of nuclear waste, but we still don’t have a solution.
Conservation remains our best option. Reduce the demand for power. While some of the ways that are suggested really aren’t practical, some are so simple and cost-effective that it is difficult to understand why they aren’t used more. Heck, I could cut my own power usage even more if I could just get my son to turn the light out when he leaves a room.
Incandescent bulbs in lighting fixtures are an easy replacement that will pay for themselves. Timed thermostats that turn down the heat when nobody is home or awake. Heck, just turn the regular thermostat down to 68 degrees in the winter. It will have the added benefit of reducing “thermal shock” and thereby helping folks stay healthier.
The terrorists in Iraq have no better friend than George W Bush.
38 Here’s a rare occurrance. (Drum rool please…) Puddy, just this once, on this issue, I agree with you, and I suspect John and I aren’t the only denizens of this blog who do. Further development of nuclear power should certainly be on the table…with a couple of caveats.
One is that the industry needs to be strictly regulated in light of the erosion of business ethics over the last couple of decades. This is one area where “serving the public interest” and doing it with the utmost attention to safety take precedence over the mantra of “delivering maximum value to the shareholders”.
Another is that we’re going to have to bite the bullet and get into fuel reprocessing. This is not just because the accumulation of reactor waste is becoming a major pain in the arse, but because if we don’t we’ll exhaust the planet’s known supply of uranium long before we run out of fossil fuels. The radical faction of the environmental movement has long interfered with any solution to the waste problem because they want the stuff sitting where they can point to it and scream about what a menace it is. Reprocessing can actually help solve the problem of keeping plutonium out of the hands of bad guys. It’s pretty damned difficult to steal something that’s deep inside an operating reactor.
Puddybud @ 48
Thanks for pointing out that Don Imus is a liberal Democrat. I always suspected as much, but I never listened to him anyway. I guess the liberal media has fooled most of us into believing that Imus was a conservative. That must be why Imus wasn’t fired for his truly outrageous remark, but merely given a two week suspension. Al Sharpton was actually right about something for a change.
ArtFart this is the third time we agreed. I don’t have the specifics but I do keep count.
Welcome to the 21st Century!
53 C’mon, Richard…talk about being a conspiracy theorist! Imus wasn’t fired because the people who employ him want to make more money. In two weeks when he comes back on the air, more people who either never heard of him or have other preferences in entertainment will no doubt tune him in to find out what the fuss is all about.
Imus is an unreconstructed throwback to the 60’s, when “liberation” carried with it a greater degree of licentiousness and opportunism. That was a time when young men were pursuing the “Playboy philsophy” and the (male) leadership of the Weather Underground was using slogans like “F*ck your women until they can’t stand up”.
As recently in the 1980’s, I worked at a company on the Eastside that was really a great place with terrific people, but humor based on racial slurs and sexism was commonplace. Thankfully, now that I find myself working at another place in Bellevue, I’m perfectly happy to discover that has changed over the years.
Over the years, some of us have become somewhat more enlightened. Others have become more hypocritical. Imus apparently hasn’t changed at all. He’s sort of a walking monument to “the good old days” and if nothing else helps us remember they weren’t so good after all.
Richard Pope: No problem Richard. Think of it as a service du jour from Le Puddybud!
What had me scratching my noggin was the relative quietness of the libtard MSM on this. If it was a conservative, the vitrolic attacks would have been INSTANTANEOUS!
Whenever Headlice parrots the talking points of donk Moonbat!s, I will dig. Especially when he wants to inject race into the equation. I was hoping someone else would correct headlice because it was thrown before on ASSWipes Imus supported Kerry.
It’s easy to determine who is what from “CORRECT” Internet searches.
For instance: Right from MR Clueless’ favrit URL Media Morons!
http://mediamatters.org/items/200704090010
What gets me is he’s is loved in other MM threads but now they get all righteous and compare him to Michael Savage.
Savage is truly conservative. Imus is a libtard!
ArtFart: Givin ol’ libtard Imus a pass?
Me and de wife never listened to him. When I land on a station where he resides, I move on!
I wasn’t sure until now but now I KNOW Imus is a Publican. If CAN’T EVER GET ANYTHING RIGHT Dickie Pope says he’s a Dem, he must be a Publican.
By the way Dickie, since your track record at relationships appears to be similar to your track record as a lawyer and as a political candidate, maybe you and Puffybutt can try your hands at a domestic partnership? Couldn’t hurt.
Since I am busy fucking Puffybutt’s wife every night, he’s probably available.
Richard Pope: At least Al Notso Sharpton will decry the “nappy headed ho’s” playing in black videos. Ever watch them on BET or BET/2? Disgusting!
But if you watched Anderson Pooper 360 to Nowhere last night on the Commie News Network, when a professor asked the Spellman all black ladies higher education College in Atlanta class how many had used a similar term, almost all the black women raised their hands. They admitted it was okay for them to use it. I guess this is where headlice says he knows what’s it’s like to be ’round blacks 24/7. Being from ASU, those were probably the only friends headlice had down at one of the most notorious party schools of the USA!
The selective outrage of some libtard circles (see Jesse Hi-Jackson) is their use of terms internally and then get all preachy when whitey uses it. If you want respect, respect yourself and your friends first!
Mr Stupid comes to the rescue of libtard thought and impresses us with his mental prowess.
I AM SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO GLAD MR STUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUPIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIID IS A MOONBAT!
RE: IMUS
PUDDYBUD, IMUS HAS AN “R” NEXT TO HIS NAME. I HAVE NO IDEA WHY HE VOTED FOR KERRY. RIGHT NOW HE’S SUPPORTING MCCAIN FOR 2008.
HE’S YOURS!!!
PERIOD. END OF STORY!!!
ONCE AGAIN HL IS NEITHER HERE NOR THERE. JUST DEFLECTION.
COME CLEAN PUDDYBUD. IF YOU CAN FROWN ON IMUS’ REMARKS LIKE I HAVE FROWNED ON HL’S REMARKS, “FROWNING” IS THE ABSOLUTE LEAST YOU CAN DO FOR MTR’S PUTRID SLURS.
I’VE GOT A CARD UP MY SLEEVE PUDDYBUD. I’M SAVING IT FOR WHEN YOU’RE TOTALLY WIGGING OUT WHICH IS IN YOUR NATURE.
SO CHOOSE.
Well Mr Stupid, did I miss you telling us what you do for a living?
I bet you are the 15 year old pimply faced kid home schooled idiot savant Proud Libtard tried to accuse me of. Still sucking momma teat? Did she change those Depends today?
What is a network?
How does one work?
How do you make friends?
Do you enjoy insinuating impossible and totally improbable acts with others?
Did you visit the Clueless household last weekend?
Did your deadbeat daddy remove your training wheels yet?
Did the Bush Twins pull a train and your missed it again?
Maybe Laura Bush killed a guy. The best part of you never fertilized the ovum!
Hello. Huh? Did Clueless say something?
I provided ample facts regarding Don Imus and his Moonbat!tism. So what he supports McCain in 2008? What does that prove. He’s been a ‘tard for a while.
Next!
Don Imus is no Michael Savage and MSNBC knows that Clueless, but those facts are lost on that puny brain!
HAVE IT YOUR WAY PB!!!
THE TRAIN HAS INDEED LEFT THE STATION!
WHOOOOO!!! WOOOOOO!!
I told you Clueless when headlice formally apologizes I’ll deal with MTRK’s comments on SeattleJew. Until then and with the latest commentary from headlice…
But this is just like a broken record. I keep writing clueless and he still doesn’t read. I wonder if his eyes are like Picasso’s paintings… discombobulated?
Clueless: I found this on the Internet.
Could Rush Limbaugh get away with calling for the destruction of Islam’s most holy place?
What about Bill O’Reilly? What if he made this demand on the Factor?
Or Sean Hannity, for that matter?
What makes Don Imus immune to the kind of fallout that would destroy the careers of just about anyone else in the business? And how does he manage to remain on the air?
Cuz he’s a liberal!
Beck: A “sick part of me … would just love to see” Al Sharpton and Strom Thurmond related
On the March 7 edition of CNN Headline News’ Glenn Beck, host Glenn Beck and Rev. Al Sharpton discussed the recent discovery by a team of genealogists that Sharpton’s ancestors were slaves owned by relatives of the late Sen. Strom Thurmond (R-SC), who ran for president in 1948 on a segregationist platform. During the segment, Sharpton questioned suggestions that Thurmond “moderated his segregationist views in his older age,” asking, “Well, when did he denounce it?” Beck then told Sharpton: “There’s part of me — a sick part of me — that would just love to see you two related in DNA.”
BTW Clueless, I scoured the NY Times today. Where is Frank Rich? Where is Maureen Dowd? Libs Missing In Action. Why? They like him Clueless. He’s their friend. Maureen Dowd doesn’t have conservative friends!
Limbaugh defended racially charged Grossman comment: “[T]he whole point was to tweak the media”
Summary: Rush Limbaugh claimed that he made his comments that Chicago Bears quarterback Rex Grossman was being criticized for his Super Bowl performance solely “because he’s a white quarterback” in order “to tweak the media,” and that he informed his audience “[l]ater in the program” about the “gag.” In fact, it wasn’t until the day after the statement that Limbaugh told listeners that he was trying to “tweak the media.” Limbaugh also criticized “the sports media” for relying on “these liberal so-called watchdog media — media watchdog websites.”
On Today, Coulter disparaged and misrepresented effort to apologize for slavery
On the February 8 edition of NBC’s Today, syndicated columnist Ann Coulter derided a resolution introduced in the Virginia Legislature apologizing for slavery as “white people engaging in a completely meaningless gesture” and falsely told viewers the resolution “was not introduced by a black person.” In fact, according to a report in the Richmond Times-Dispatch, the original resolution was introduced by Delegate A. Donald McEachin and state Sen. Henry L. Marsh III, both African-American Democrats.
See Clueless: Headlice in #68 scouring the Internet for a delfection! And… a bad one at that!
Savage said Rice was “pushed up the ladder … because of social engineering”
On the February 7 broadcast of his nationally syndicated radio show, Michael Savage claimed that Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice “was chosen by George Bush as part of an affirmative action program in order to make his Cabinet look like America” and called her “a schoolmarm who has been pushed up the ladder all of her life because of social engineering.” Savage also stated that President Bush’s secretary of state “should have been a man because he would have more respect in the Middle East than does a woman to begin with.”
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Beck, O’Reilly afraid to speak their minds around African-Americans
On the February 5 edition of his CNN Headline News program, Glenn Beck explained to White Guilt (HarperCollins, May 2006) author Shelby Steele why he thinks he — Beck — doesn’t “have a lot of African-American friends”: “I think part of it is because I’m afraid that I would be in an open conversation, and I would say something that somebody would take wrong, and then it would be a nightmare.”
PudWax: If I were African American, would you be demanding an apology?
58 Nope.
Did you even read what I posted, or did you assume I was defending Imus merely because I was replying to Richard?
I think the man’s a jerk, just like Howard Stern (who, by the way, is a self-proclaimed Republican), Rush, Bill O’Favabeans and he Horrible Coulter Creature.
One more thing for Messrs. Clueless and Headlice: If Imus was a conservative he’s be in the top five radio hosts.
Rush Limbaugh
Sean Hannity
Michael Savage
Laura Schlessinger
Laura Ingraham
Don Imus……… 14th
Nuff Said!
re 13: “Puddybud Who Left The Reservation says:
Mr Frog–cker:
You are suck a dumbASS.
I believe in GLOBALWARMING you DIPSHIT!
I stated it before DIPSHIT!
I attribute this to the FIRST of GOD’s last plagues in Revelation DIPSHIT!
If you had a mind that wasn’t shriveled from libtardism you would remember past things DIPSHIT!
Butt… being the Frog–cker you are these facts slip past your paramecium sized brain DIPSHIT!
I bet if someone stuffed R-22 insulation inside of that Yucca Flats sized empty cranial orifice, it would improve your IQ DIPSHIT!”
It will be a cold day in hell before you get an apology from me. AND:
I Repeat:PudWax: If I were African American, would you be demanding an apology?
NOT ’nuff said, PudWax. Quit evading the issue and stop your sophomoric grandstanding. You think you can say what you want to and about others and when it comes back on you, you hide behind race.
Be a man.
@37 Last I heard, a bunch of crooked Cuyahoga County GOPers were headed for jail for election-stealing.
Ok, Puddybud. We understand that you’re a fan of Mr. Imus. I’m not, but it’s your business. He’s a radio shock-jock, and I don’t like that style. I think his comments were completely inappropriate, but since I thought he should be fired long before he made those comments, my opinion hasn’t changed because of what he said.
I also think Mr. Savage should be fired, as he’s also rude, crude and socially unacceptable, but he’ll probably keep his job, too.
No problem. My radio has both a volume control and tuning controls.
On to important news. Here’s a surprise for everyone. The Army is extending tours in Iraq to 15 months, with 12 months at home between tours. This will allow the “surge” to be maintained for at least a year, and troops deploying today are expecting to be in Iraq until at least July 2008.
As little as we liked the “surge”, the President made that decision and deployed the troops. Now it appears that the “surge” will be extended.
I really think he’s trying to drag this out until after the November 2008 elections. I suppose that he figures that if he can just hold everything together until after the election that the Democrats will have to take the blame for the mess that he’s leaving.
Oh, more information. The charges against the three young men at Duke have been dropped, and the state Attorney General went further, actually declaring them to be “innocent”.
@38 Nuclear power is off the table until Congress repeals the $500 million liability cap.
Why the hell should surrounding property owners bear the risk of an accident when they have no control over plant operations? Why should we allow nuclear plants to be built when the industry has a demonstrated record of incompetence, poor safety, falsifying records, and lying?
Why doesn’t Congress repeal the liability cap and require plant operators to carry $25 billion of liability insurance? It’s a cost of doing business that can (and should) be passed on to utility customers.
The $500 million liability cap shifts the risk of accident to innocent property owners who stand to lose their life savings if something happens. This isn’t fair. It’s a deal-breaker. Until nuclear plant operators are required to accept responsibility for their plant operations, I can’t support any construction of nuclear plants.
That said, nuclear plant design has improved significantly over the last 30 years; and if liability, environmental, safety, and dispoal concerns can be dealt with satisfactorily, then yes we should look at nuclear.
However, it should be understand that nuclear is not a long-term solution, because the supply of nuclear fuel is even more limited than oil supplies. At current usage rates the world has only a 50-year supply of uranium.
Headlice: I am attacked everyday on ASSWipes. I’m a big boy, I can take it. I use the same venom back at your side you all use against me. I don’t take UMBRAGE to the attacks. I didn’t use any racial overtones in my attacks against Mr Frogkisser–ucker. You seem to forget what he wrote above and in other threads. Hmmm… Thumbsucker comes to mind. Or you forget the attack just today with Mr Stupid. Of course you’d forget Mr Stupid… maybe your alter ego?
I invited Frogkisser–ucker and Clueless to lunch. Neither chose to attend.
Selective discrimination headlice. Keep up the good work headlice.
Mr I know all about living with blacks 24/7 headlice!
The Defense Rests Clueless. Out of his own hands his own damning words!
On the other hand, if we burn up all the uranium in power plants so nobody can make weapons-grade U-235 or plutonium in the future, that might not be a bad thing.
John Barelli: You must be confused. How can one be a fan of someone I’ve never listened to. I already said his words we/are/forever shall be deplorable.
@83 Poor baby! As you have forgotten the ad hoc posting rules here at HA, permit me to remind you, with special emphasis on #4:
1. This is a liberal blog.
2. Anyone can post here.
3. There is no censorship.
4. As liberals, our mission is to verbally kick the living shit out of you unpatriotic fascist liars.
5. No mercy for wingnuts.
6. Our terms are unconditional surrender; there will be trials.
7. JCH is a nazi.
Any questions?
John Barelli I love the smoking GUN!
http://www.thesmokinggun.com/a.....duke1.html
“Oh, more information. The charges against the three young men at Duke have been dropped, and the state Attorney General went further, actually declaring them to be “innocent”. ”
DEMOCRAT Mike Nifong prosecuting innocent young men to further his pathetic career. Typical Lib
PelletHead: You continue to post this over and over. We all know ASSWipes is libtard. If I couldn’t stand the heat I wouldn’t be here. I take UMBRAGE to headlice and his tactics. You just reinforced his tactics above in your seven points..
Selective discrimination. Keep up the good work headlice.
Mr I know all about living with blacks 24/7 headlice!
Nary an apology, nary a mention to his “actions”.
Hey John look here: Adult stem cells used to fight diabetes.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/t.....637528.ece
@45 “He called Bill O’Reilly a SOB on his show.”
What’s wrong with that? He’s just stating facts. For a photo of O’Reilly’s mother click here: http://tinyurl.com/2emk5l
@46 What about the liability cap, pud? Why does the industry need it? And if the industry needs to shift accident risks to surrounding communities to make nuclear plants financially viable, can we afford nuclear power? That seems like too high a price to make ordinary citizens pay.
PelletHead, there are many advances in nuclear power today over the designs of the 60s and 70s. I guess watching 3600 Seconds is over your IQ threshold!
Liertarian @ 4
I just don’t know. Once upon a time I thought you were worth discussing issues with, but now you just set up straw men with the worst of the lizard brains.
If nuclear supporters and the nuclear industry are sincere about building more nuclear plants, they will ask Congress to repeal the $500 million liability cap and pass a law requiring plant operators to carry insurance.
Why is this so hard to do? Every other business and individual in the country has liability insurance. It’s a normal way of conducting business. Why do nuclear operators need liability immunity? Because they’re careless? Their track record certainly indicates a high degree of carelessness (and uncaring) in their operations.
90 Pud
Hmmm…so what? I don’t recall anyone ever saying that adult stem cells would be useless for any and all purporses. It just happens that undifferentiated stem cells hold great promise, and it is stupid and immoral to deny federal funding for this research. Research into adult stem cell treatments could certainly go on as well.
Are you saying that the fact that adult stem cells can be used in certain treatments is an argument against funding research into using undifferentiated blastocyst stem cells in medical treatment? DO expand on that, please.
Or are you possibly suggesting those who support federal funding for medical blastocyst stem cell research oppose research into treatments based on adult stem cells? Exactly who is suggesting such research funding should not occur? Names would help. Or it this just another straw man?
I wonder how many people (Mr. Barelli, for example) would give even qualified support to nuclear power if they realized that under the Price-Anderson Act, you can’t sue the nuclear plant operator (even if the operator is grossly or criminally negligent) and, if your community is rendered uninhabitable and your real estate becomes worthless, the compensation your receive (if any) will be entirely at the whim of whatever Congress feels like giving you?
Maureen Dowd doesn’t have conservative friends!
THAT’S NOT TRUE. I KNOW FOR A FACT DOWD WAS A CLOSE FRIEND OF MICHAEL KELLY WHO WROTE VICIOUS RIGHT-WING EDITORIALS IN THE WAPO – YEAH, THAT “LIBERAL” EDITORIAL PAGE!
PUDDYIGNORANT SHREDDED AGAIN!!!
Let’s see, how long did it take Congress to compensate the World War II Japanese-American internees, whose homes and businesses were confiscated? 60 years. And how much did they get? 2 cents on the dollar? 5 cents? With no interest?
Do you really want to entrust everything you’re spent a lifetime working for to (a) the competence and honesty of an industry that has a dismal track record of incompetence, negligence, and lying; and (b) the tender mercies of Congress?
I don’t.
As serious as the operational, technical, and environmental issues surrounding nuclear power are — the financial and liability issues are even more serious.
If they build a nuclear plant down the road from Gig Harbor, and things go awry, perhaps they’ll put Mr. Barelli up in one of those FEMA trailers. In Centralia, or possibly Enumclaw, or perhaps Pacific.
AND I SAY “WAS” BECAUSE KELLY DIED IN IRAQ IN AN ACCIDENT!
Not picking on you, John, just trying to stimulate a deeper level of critical thinking about the nuclear plant issue.
So we build all these nuclear plants. Apart from the environmental impacts of increased uranium mining, what happens when the uranium ore runs out?
Oh yeah, one more thing. Uranium miners. Tens of thousands of them now have serious illnesses. The federal government has told them to go fuck themselves. Congress set up the framework of a compensation plan, but last I heard, out of over 200,000 applicants, the Bush administration had authorized payment in only 1 case. Most of these people will be dead before the paperwork is processed. Hell, their grandchildren will be dead before the families see a dime.
And we’re supposed to depend on the federal government to take care of us if a nuclear accident wipes out our community?
91 Impossible, Roger. the subject of that photo is far too pretty to have possibly spawned Bill.
On my way out the door, but a quick response for Roger.
While I think the liability cap is indefensable, I also tend to think that with corporate liability and bankruptcy laws being what they are, it may not make that big a difference.
You’re the lawyer here, but even without the liability cap, what are the actual chances of anyone except the federal government ever getting an enforceable liability judgement of over a half billion dollars?
That’s what the Price-Anderson Act says. That’s what the nuclear industry wants you to do.
Hey rightys! I’m promoting the PRIVATE INSURANCE INDUSTRY here! Because I don’t trust the gummint, and I’m a fucking capitalist bunny! No fucking SOSHULIST nuclear liability bailout schemes!!! Free market solution!!! Doesn’t that make you happy? It should. That’s what you bleating sheep are baaaaaa-ing for all the time, isn’t it?
@108 Three cases that immediately come to mind are:
Tobacco settlement = $225 billion
Exxon Valdez judgment = $11 billion
El Paso Naturla Gas price manipulation settlement = $1.7 billion
I’m sure there are many others. Exxon still hasn’t paid, and is pursuing appeals, but I doubt Exxon will go bankrupt.
@107 I musta pulled up the wrong photo. Hey, anyone can make a mistake. I googled “Bill O’Reilly’s mother.” Maybe Google was thinking of a different Bill O’Reilly. It’s a common name.
@93 “PelletHead, there are many advances in nuclear power today over the designs of the 60s and 70s. I guess watching 3600 Seconds is over your IQ threshold!”
Did I say differently? Let’s see, @82 I said, “nuclear plant design has improved significantly over the last 30 years.” Yep — sure looks like I acknowledge the many advances that have been made over the designs of the 60s and 60s in #82.
Then I went on about how the same 1957 law limiting liability of nuclear plant operators (because they couldn’t get insurance in 1957, because the industry was too new and the risks too unknown) is still in place; and I added something to the effect that the attitude of plant operators is still stuck in the 1950s, too.
What part of that did you miss, puddinghead? Whatsamatter, didn’t I post enough on that topic for you to get the drift of what my objections to nuclear power are? I don’t believe design was one of them.
Someone has an IQ problem, but it ain’t me.
You got me Clueless. One of the world’s best writers gone. Yes he was so mean spirited. He looked at decency, truth and virtue, and the American Ideals.
Remember when he wrote this Clueless? From the WaPo
“I believe the president. I have always believed him. I believed him when he said he had never been drafted in the Vietnam War and I believed him when he said he had forgotten to mention that he had been drafted in the Vietnam War. I believed him when he said he hadn’t had sex with Gennifer Flowers and I believe him now, when he reportedly says he did.
I believe the president did not rent out the Lincoln Bedroom, did not sell access to himself and the vice president to hundreds of well-heeled special pleaders and did not supervise the largest, most systematic money-laundering operation in campaign finance history, collecting more than $3 million in illegal and improper donations. I believe that Charlie Trie and James Riady were motivated by nothing but patriotism for their adopted country.
I believed Vice President Gore when he said that he had made dunning calls to political contributors “on a few occasions” from his White House office, and I believed him when he said that, actually, “a few” meant 46. I believe in no controlling legal authority.
I believe Bruce Babbitt when he says that the $286,000 contributed to the DNC by Indian tribes opposed to granting a casino license to rival tribes had nothing to do with his denial of the license. I believed the secretary when he said that he had not been instructed in this matter by then-White House deputy chief of staff Harold Ickes. I believed him when he said later that he had told lobbyist and friend Paul Eckstein that Ickes had told him to move on the casino decision, but that he had been lying to Eckstein. I agree with the secretary that it is an outrage that anyone would question his integrity.
I believe in the Clinton Standard of adherence to the nation’s campaign finance and bribery laws, enunciated by the president on March 7, 1997: “I don’t believe you can find any evidence of the fact that I had changed government policy solely because of a contribution.” I note with approval the use of the word “evidence” and also the use of the word “solely.” I believe that it is proper to change government policy to address the concerns of people who have given the president money, as long as nobody can find evidence of this being the sole reason.
I believe the president has lived up to his promise to preside over the most ethical administration in American history. I believe that indicted former agriculture secretary Mike Espy did not accept $35,000 in illegal favors from Tyson Foods and other regulated businesses. I believe that indicted former housing secretary Henry Cisneros did not lie to the FBI and tell others to lie to cover up $250,000 in blackmail payments to his former mistress. I believe that convicted former associate attorney general Webster Hubbell was not involved in the obstruction of justice when the president’s minions arranged for Hubbell to receive $400,000 in sweetheart consulting deals at a time when he was reneging on his promise to cooperate with Kenneth Starr’s Whitewater investigation.
I believe Paula Jones is a cheap tramp who was asking for it. I believe Kathleen Willey is a cheap tramp who was asking for it. I believe Monica Lewinsky is a cheap tramp who was asking for it.
I believe Lewinsky was fantasizing in her 20 hours of taped conversation in which she reportedly detailed her sexual relationship with the president and begged Linda Tripp to join her in lying about the relationship. I believe that any gifts, correspondence, telephone calls and the 37 post-employment White House visits that may have passed between Lewinsky and the president are evidence only of a platonic relationship; such innocent intimate friendships are quite common between middle-aged married men and young single women, and also between presidents of the United States and White House interns.
I see nothing suspicious in the report that the president’s intimate, Vernon Jordan, arranged a $40,000-per-year job for Lewinsky shortly after she signed but before she filed an affidavit saying she had not had sex with the president. Nor do I read anything into the fact that the ambassador to the United Nations, Bill Richardson, visited Lewinsky at the Watergate to offer her a job. I believe the instructions Lewinsky gave Tripp informing her on how to properly perjure herself in the Willey matter simply wrote themselves.
I believe that The Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, The New York Times, Newsweek, Time, U.S. News & World Report, ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, PBS and NPR are all part of a vast right-wing conspiracy. Especially NPR.”
Why do Republicans love tort immunity so much? Is there a correlation between their affection for tort immunity and their propensity to peddle dangerous and defective products?
It’s gotten so bad you can’t even take the risk of buying cat food from Republicans anymore! And they want us to let them build nuclear plants with no liability insurance??!!!
PelletHead since you normally can’t put more than three sentences together without posting, I purposely skip some of your blatherings. Most of the time you retread other things from other threads. Other times you hijack the thread. So I missed it! Big deal!
Yes Clueless the more I dig into Michael Kelly, the more I see his conservative nastiness:
KELLY (9/15/99): As we regard a race dominated by Al Gore, Bill Bradley, and George W. Bush (Tweedledull, Tweedleduller, and Tweedlejunior), we feel a sore need for electoral entertainment.
KELLY (9/22/99): Had America stayed out of the Great War, asserts Buchanan, “the Allies would probably have been forced to negotiate an armistice or sue for peace. The Kaiser’s army, bloodied but undefeated, would have gone homeLenin, Trotsky, Stalin and the whole grisly gang might have been hung from the lampposts of Petrograd. A strong, united and prosperous Germany would not have spawned a Hitler. There might have been no Holocaust, no quarter-century reign of Stalin, no Cold War. There would have been no Versailles, no occupation and dismemberment of the German nation, no American war dead, no era of disillusionment.” [Kelly’s edit]
My God. And it gets worse when the great man shines the mighty light of his mind on the question of World War II.
KELLY (9/22/99): Recently in this space I wrote unflatteringly of the entertainer Patrick J. Buchanan, suggesting that his material was old and that he was perhaps overly preoccupied with the subject of Jews and money. Various of Buchanan’s admirers wrote to denounce me as a member of a vast left-wing conspiracy bent on destroying a good patriot. (“It’s obvious to me what ethnicity you are, no matter what your surname,” wrote one delightful correspondent.)
yes he’s such a vast left/right winger? Which is it clueless?
It will be a cold day in hell before you get an apology from me. AND:
I Repeat:PudWax: If I were African American, would you be demanding an apology?
NOT ’nuff said, PudWax. Quit evading the issue and stop your sophomoric grandstanding. You think you can say what you want to and about others and when it comes back on you, you hide behind race.
Be a man.
You still have not answered my question: If I were African American, would you be demanding an apology?
Roger at 1:24 PM
Yes, I thought about the tobacco settlement, but realized that it was a unique situation where an entire industry was sued for deliberately and knowingly conspiring to addict its customers.
Compare that to a single power plant incident that contaminates a medium sized city.
We’d find that the power plant was owned by Fred’s Nuclear Power and Storm Door Company, INC and while that company theoretically had a billion or two in assets, that money was actually tied up in the now defunct power plant, and the company was effectively bankrupt.
Rather than thinking “Exxon”, think “Asarco”, and remember that Exxon still hasn’t paid up.
Additionally, many nuclear plants are publicly owned. In fact, while I generally prefer private ownership to public ownership of assets, this may well be an exception.
(Of course, only our state government would name a nuclear power agency “Whoops!”)
I’m not too sure about having a corporate management team, responsible for maximizing stockholder return making decisions about the operation of a nuclear power plant.
But… If the power plant is publicly owned, any liabilities fall back on the taxpayers, presumably the same folks that were damaged.
The think I am most concerned about is that if we don’t license some nuclear plants here to handle the anticipated demand, we’re likely to find electricity generated by nuclear energy becoming a major export for Mexico. Imagine Grupo México owning a string of nuclear power plants along the border.
If that prospect doesn’t frighten you, then I do not know what would.
@119 John, the thing I’m most concerned about is a scenario like this. Let’s say you put your retirement nest egg in an apartment house like this http://tinyurl.com/2nl2y3 figuring you’ll live off the rental income.
But the nuclear plant on the edge of town has a little mishpa and your financial security now looks like this http://tinyurl.com/25xgch .
Not to worry! Under the Price-Anderson Act, Congress will make you whole!
Click here for a picture of you waiting for your government check: http://preview.tinyurl.com/29aodq
mishap
@116 Reading Roger Rabbit’s comments on HorsesAss is a voluntary activity. No one asked you to do it. No one cares whether you do it.
RR @ 120:
You crack me up. I love the pics you find
Not to worry, there will never be new nuclear facilities in this state. Just mention the word “nuclear” and immedietly the radical Libs start wringing their hands and talking about “what if the sky were to fall on my rabbit hole, how will the govt protect me?…
Hey RR. If the local nuclear plant is moving in….and you are concerned?…….MOVE OUT.
Democrat playbook 101
Say that you are for green energy, cheap electricity, then legislate, permit and litigate it to death so none can be built.
Then blame it on conservatives.
Meanwhile the poor and fixed income folks are forced to pay thru the nose for “alternative energy sources”.
WongStuff the reason there will be no more nuclear power here in Washington has more to do with investment bankers breaking out in a sweat at the mention of Satsop and Washington in the same breath.
By the way, in your ignorance, you leave out the part played by the Jorgenson family, pre-eminent wingnut conservatives, in the failure to complete the Satsop power plants.
‘Course, the almighty marketplace punished them with bankruptcy for their greed. You can still pass the rusting hulk of Jorgenson Steel as you go north along Fourth Avenue South toward Spokane Street.
GBS: Please take a sledge hammer to the head of headlice. I aready answered headlice about black hyprocrisy, but alas, he dense spent uranium lined cranial orifice can’t read.
If his denseness would read he would figure out I answered him yesterday and this morning! He wants me to answer him. I named my terms for a direct conversation he woun’t apologize. So… go home and call up Mr Stupid for one of his Girls Gone Wild vids! Once the wife reads how stupid you are today, the couch will be tonights’ home!
So how’s all you hepm fiber headed ho’s doing tonight?
Hey dems Voice of Chalk Scratching’s words!
One good thing did come out of the Satsop fiasco: One of the unused reactor containment vessels was sold off as surplus scrap. It was highgrade stainless steel with “Nuclear Grade” welding. It was purchased by the original owners of the Pyramid Ale Company to use as a brewing vessel. One of their early, and excellent,brews was called Meltdown Ale.
Oh and headlice, I’m way more a man than you’ll ever be! Go on a mussion trip. Oops… you have to believe to go on a mission!
You believe in screwing your fellow man!
Should be mission
Where are the headlices’ and their faux outrage over how Mike Nifong pandered to the po blacks peeps to get their vote by trumping up bad charges against those three guys. He wanted another term so he could retire. Then he’s magically out of touch for today’s activities.
Here is the diff tween me and headlice. Mike Nifong needs to be stripped of his legal profession rights just like you all are NOW coming around on IMUS! Make the Moonbat! pay.
Where is the outrage? Scummy actions are scummy actions!
PUDDYSTUPID: RIGHT-WINGER. KELLY WAS A CLINTON-HATER AND A BUSH-LOVER. ANYONE WHO QUESTIONED BUSH HE CALLED A “REACTIONARY” WINGNUTS LATER CALLED THOSE WHO HAD DOUBTS “TRAITORS”. SOUND FAMILIAR?
KELLY AND ANDREW SULLIVAN BOTH CAME FROM THE NEW REPUBLIC STABLE. SULLIVAN HAS SOURED ON BUSH. IF KELLY WAS ALIVE TODAY HE’D BE TWEEDLEDUM TO FRED BARNES’ TWEEDLEDEE.
Puddybud:
To be honest, I’ve kinda quit reading your posts. You go off on a million different tangents with one common theme: you want to know where the outrage is form the left on historical issues.
Right now, we have a president who is without qualifiers one of the most incompetent and, quite frankly, dangerous president’s in American history.
Our military is BROKEN. Bush and the Republicans broke it. You support them.
Our civil liberties have been violated by Bush and the Republicans. You support them.
America is liable for $10 Trillion dollars of massive borrowing by Bush and the Republicans. You support them.
America was lied into the Iraq war by Bush and the Republicans. You support them.
Abramoff worked with Bush and the Republicans to steal millions of dollars from Americans. You support them.
Americas founding principle, The Rule of Law, is been destroyed by Bush and the Republicans by manipulating US attorney’s. You support them.
Bush and the Republicans FAILED to correctly read the threat order correctly to America’s national security interest repeatedly. You support them.
I could go on and on. But you get the message.
At what point, Puddybud, do you look inwards and realize that your support of modern day conservatism is destroying America?
I realize you are, at your political core, a single issue voter: abortion. You are vehemently opposed to it on your religious beliefs. I applaud you for fighting so vigorously for what you believe in. But, you have got to come around to the realization that abortion will be irrelevant if our freedoms are removed or altered.
I hope we can return to time when the fiercest political debates are over whether or not a woman has the right to terminate a pregnancy.
Right now, we’re faced with the termination of our freedoms and the potential for a great battle within the United States is upon us. I hope it doesn’t come to that, but we’re on that course because people like you cannot come to grips that the current Republican leaders are breaking the law and their sworn oaths to uphold and defend the Constitution.
If you believe President Clinton was immoral, then surely you see the immorality of George W. Bush. Now the question becomes this and only this: Are you going to chose the side of righteous and morality and denounce what you know to be evil and immoral, or are you going to abandon your own moral virtues and principles and continue to support Bush and the Republicans?
GBS @ 134
I know you know this, but Pud’s wanting “to know where the outrage is form the left on historical issues” is actually just “changing the subject.”
It’s as if your Mom is yelling at you for taking 10 bucks from her purse and you keep pointing out that she didn’t yell at Dad when he did Q, P, R, or S. You know what? You’re no less guilty of taking 10 bucks from her purse but if you can get her to yell at Dad you’ve won.
Daddy Love:
Yeah, unfortunately this has become the new tactic of the right on debates. They just keep changing the topic and pointing to “similar” faults of the past by Liberals while divorcing themselves from the truth of the day.
It’s hard for me to understand the mindset that can EASILY see the faults of others from 10, 20, 30, 40, even 50 years ago, but cannot distinguish the evil that is in front of them today.
It can be simply summarized as; Blind Loyalty.