well it's retarded that all the same moonbats who were all fired up about how bush and cheney (you know, the sitting President and VP) ought to be 'executed for war crimes' are now pissing and moaning that random people at a rally somewhere might dare to shout something maybe one tenth as vicious about their messiah.
well it's retarded that all the same moonbats who were all fired up about how bush and cheney (you know, the sitting President and VP) ought to be 'executed for war crimes' are now pissing and moaning that random people at a rally somewhere might dare to shout something maybe one tenth as vicious about their messiah.
You mean to tell me that you equate being held accountable LEGALLY in a court for war crimes is the same as a lynch mob calling for assassination?
Ah, the GOP, like a used car salesman, forever trying to huckster people with their sloganeering. Never wanting for someone to actually... um.. think critically.
whomod content User some RKMB'ers are Obsessed with Black People Hmmm? 5000+ posts 10/15/08 08:40 PM Making a new reply Forum: Politics and Current Events Thread: Re: The Crazed Desperate Racist GOP Mob.
It goes on... The McCain Finance cochair in Florida passes around a joke about murdering Obama and his wife. He's raised over $500,000 for McCain.
He's Al Austin, he's a McCain finance cochair in Florida. Sending around jokes about murdering Obama and his wife Michelle. When does McCain put a stop to the murder comments, now that they're even coming from his own campaign?
Al Austin, a longtime, high-level Republican fundraiser from Tampa, today sent to his list of political contacts an e-mail containing a joke that refers to the assassination of Barack Obama.
When asked about the e-mail, Austin said it was a mistake and apologized and that he wouldn’t knowingly have circulated it. He said he planned to send an apology and retraction to the same e-mail list.
The joke concerns a group of schoolchildren discussing the definition of “tragedy” as opposed to “great loss” or “accident.” The punch line comes when one child says that if an airplane carrying Obama and his wife, Michelle, “was struck by a ‘friendly fire’ missile and blown to smithereens,” the event might be a tragedy “because it certainly wouldn’t be a great loss, and it probably wouldn’t be an accident either.”
Austin acknowledged sending the e-mail to his list of political contacts but said he forwarded it without fully reading it and didn’t know what it said. That list included at least two reporters.
According to the forwarding history on the e-mail, it had gone through at least two other individuals before being sent to Austin on Tuesday.
Austin, a prominent real estate developer long known as one of the state’s leading Republican campaign fundraisers, has served in recent years as finance chairman for both the national and state Republican parties.
whomod content User some RKMB'ers are Obsessed with Black People Hmmm? 5000+ posts 10/15/08 08:40 PM Making a new reply Forum: Politics and Current Events Thread: Re: The Crazed Desperate Racist GOP Mob.
Democratic Rep. John Murtha said Wednesday his home base of western Pennsylvania is racist and that could reduce Barack Obama's victory margin in the state by 4 percentage points.
The 17-term Democratic congressman told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette in a story posted Wednesday on its Web site: "There is no question that western Pennsylvania is a racist area."
Murtha said it has taken time for many Pennsylvania voters to come around to embracing a black presidential candidate, but that Obama should still win the state, though not in a runaway.
In a separate interview posted Wednesday on the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review's Web site, Murtha said Obama has a problem with voters' racial attitudes in western Pennsylvania that could trim his winning margin on Nov. 4.
The working-class region is a key battleground in Pennsylvania. The area is struggling economically, and has a high percentage of veterans and elderly voters. Murtha's district outside Pittsburgh encompasses Johnstown and many small towns once dominated by steel and coal.
Ah the crazy racist elderly, and Vets! If they don't vote Obama it's because they are racist. It couldn't be because the vets have sacrificed for this country and love it, or that the elderly have been around long enough to have seen this slight of hand trick before, nope it's clear they are racist.
I'm sure whomod will be all over Murtha for stirring racial tensions.
The joke concerns a group of schoolchildren discussing the definition of “tragedy” as opposed to “great loss” or “accident.” The punch line comes when one child says that if an airplane carrying Obama and his wife, Michelle, “was struck by a ‘friendly fire’ missile and blown to smithereens,” the event might be a tragedy “because it certainly wouldn’t be a great loss, and it probably wouldn’t be an accident either.”
It goes on... The McCain Finance cochair in Florida passes around a joke about murdering Obama and his wife. He's raised over $500,000 for McCain.
He's Al Austin, he's a McCain finance cochair in Florida. Sending around jokes about murdering Obama and his wife Michelle. When does McCain put a stop to the murder comments, now that they're even coming from his own campaign?
Al Austin, a longtime, high-level Republican fundraiser from Tampa, today sent to his list of political contacts an e-mail containing a joke that refers to the assassination of Barack Obama.
When asked about the e-mail, Austin said it was a mistake and apologized and that he wouldn’t knowingly have circulated it. He said he planned to send an apology and retraction to the same e-mail list.
The joke concerns a group of schoolchildren discussing the definition of “tragedy” as opposed to “great loss” or “accident.” The punch line comes when one child says that if an airplane carrying Obama and his wife, Michelle, “was struck by a ‘friendly fire’ missile and blown to smithereens,” the event might be a tragedy “because it certainly wouldn’t be a great loss, and it probably wouldn’t be an accident either.”
Austin acknowledged sending the e-mail to his list of political contacts but said he forwarded it without fully reading it and didn’t know what it said. That list included at least two reporters.
According to the forwarding history on the e-mail, it had gone through at least two other individuals before being sent to Austin on Tuesday.
Austin, a prominent real estate developer long known as one of the state’s leading Republican campaign fundraisers, has served in recent years as finance chairman for both the national and state Republican parties.
The joke concerns a group of schoolchildren discussing the definition of “tragedy” as opposed to “great loss” or “accident.” The punch line comes when one child says that if an airplane carrying Obama and his wife, Michelle, “was struck by a ‘friendly fire’ missile and blown to smithereens,” the event might be a tragedy “because it certainly wouldn’t be a great loss, and it probably wouldn’t be an accident either.”
well it's retarded that all the same moonbats who were all fired up about how bush and cheney (you know, the sitting President and VP) ought to be 'executed for war crimes' are now pissing and moaning that random people at a rally somewhere might dare to shout something maybe one tenth as vicious about their messiah.
You mean to tell me that you equate being held accountable LEGALLY in a court for war crimes is the same as a lynch mob calling for assassination?
Really?
first of all, your allegation of 'war crimes' is pitiable at best. second, I object to your insensitive and racially-motivated use of such an emotionally-charged nomenclature as 'lynch mob'. very improper.
Opposing Views: Palin's Authenticity Drives Democrats to Distraction The non-partisan Web site Opposing Views offers readers a look at all sides of the debate on a variety of issues. OV asked author and political activist Rob Nelson about the Sarah Palin phenomenon.
FOXNews.com
Thursday, October 16, 2008
What is it about Sarah Palin? She draws huge crowds and gushing support, while simultaneously inciting such wrath from others. Certainly all candidates draw criticism from those who oppose them, but with Palin it's reached a new level. She is attacked for every step she takes, and made fun of mercilessly. Even supposedly objective reporters -- particularly women -- all but mock Palin. (Watch Candy Crowley and Campbell Brown on CNN.)
Click here to read more Opposing Views.
I come from the Midwest, so I know what it's like to have a "funny" accent that people make fun of. And certainly many people confuse a Fargo-like dialect with stupidity. But the problem isn't Palin's voice. That's just an excuse. Nor is it her folksy style, even when she takes it a little over the top. The same for those who say it's about what she stands for or her lack of knowledge on certain issues.
With Palin, it's personal. I've heard people refer to her in the most derogatory ways, calling her a slut and even the C-word. That's like people using the N-word with reference to Obama. So is it a deep-seated misogyny from men and women that drives their hate? No. It's something far more visceral ... fear.
Palin scares people who don't like her politics because they see how compelling she is. And they can't stand it. Like most politicians, they don't understand what really inspires people. It's called being real. And that's what Sarah Palin is. She's real. She's who she says she is. She says what she believes about her ideas and her faith. She lives a real life, raises her family and still manages to be governor. Even Bill Clinton saw why people liked her. Clinton knows what a lot of his fellow Democrats don't. Authenticity is power. And while a few politicians can fake it, Americans are good at seeing through it. What Americans desperately want is not eloquent speeches, but leaders who they can believe.
What's wrong with that? Why do we think the best leaders must have the most experience in elected office? The best thing we could do is throw out every elected member of our national government and replace them with people who have never held national office, or any political office for that matter. I call it the Year of the National Enema. Now that's real change. As for Palin's adoring crowds -- it's not just about what she believes but who she is. Whether you agree with all her politics (and I don't), Sarah Palin is different. And that's a good thing.
An expert on Opposing Views, Rob Nelson co-founded "Lead ... or Leave," a twenty-something political campaign in the 1990s that became the largest political organization of younger Americans since the '60s. Having worked in the Clinton White House, Nelson has written "Revolution X: A Survival Guide for Our Generation" and "The Last Call: 10 Commonsense Solutions to America's Biggest Problems." He has a Stanford Law Degree.
No, Obama has blamed Fox publicly for his poll numbers not being higher. I am sure that the Fox contributors will have their heads on spike and/or be hanged in the public square.
Ah the crazy racist elderly, and Vets! If they don't vote Obama it's because they are racist. It couldn't be because the vets have sacrificed for this country and love it, or that the elderly have been around long enough to have seen this slight of hand trick before, nope it's clear they are racist.
I'm sure whomod will be all over Murtha for stirring racial tensions.
But, Murtha's an elderly vet, himself...
In 1959, Murtha, then a captain, took command of the 34th Special Infantry Company, Marine Corps Reserves, in Johnstown. He remained in the Reserves after his discharge from active duty until he volunteered for service in the Vietnam War, serving from 1966 to 1967, serving as a battalion staff officer (S-2 Intelligence Section), receiving the Bronze Star with Valor device, two Purple Hearts and the Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry. He retired from the Reserves as a colonel in 1990, receiving the Navy Distinguished Service Medal.
No, Obama has blamed Fox publicly for his poll numbers not being higher. I am sure that the Fox contributors will have their heads on spike and/or be hanged in the public square.
I hope he loses just for that.......how fucking pompous. This piece of filth is supposed to relate to normal americans. He so elitist he can't even comprehend the fact that some people might not like him.
With a straight face he told that plumber he didnt deserve the money he worked for. Obama worked for nothing, he pimped a book on Oprah and now he's rich.
Sarah Palin just can't help herself. Who knew she was so good a hate speech orator?
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Palin also made a point of mentioning that she loved to visit the "pro-America" areas of the country, of which North Carolina is one. No word on which states she views as unpatriotic.
No surprise there on the title. Reality is disturbing to right wingers. Hatred and division and a good healthy does of McCarthyism almost comes second nature.
I can now see why PJP gets all worked up about me being anti American if I dare so much as point out that Palin lied her ass off when she said she was cleared in troopergate. You fucks are getting pumped full of all this anyone who disagrees with the right wing is "anti-american" shit.
Sarah Palin just can't help herself. Who knew she was so good a hate speech orator?
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Palin also made a point of mentioning that she loved to visit the "pro-America" areas of the country, of which North Carolina is one. No word on which states she views as unpatriotic.
No surprise there on the title. Reality is disturbing to right wingers. Hatred and division and a good healthy does of McCarthyism almost comes second nature.
I can now see why PJP gets all worked up about me being anti American if I dare so much as point out that Palin lied her ass off when she said she was cleared in troopergate. You fucks are getting pumped full of all this anyone who disagrees with the right wing is "anti-american" shit.
who I have always been willing to meet you in the middle. You are just scared of trying to see something other than your own views.
Palin was cleared in trooper gate, you really shouldn't be so bitter.
Whatever... Figures liars back up other liars.
Now you guys ever get the feeling that I'm on to something when I say that you guys are extremists and you follow extremists on the right? Extremists like this crazy bitch?
Originally Posted By: whomod
Originally Posted By: PJP
If nothing else this election has made prouder than ever to be a Republican. I know I am not alone either. I believe the sane part of the country will fight back these last 17 days and take back our country from these elitist snobs and stop this coup d'etat and attempted coronation of the weakest Presidential candidate in the history of this country.
Amen.
This election proved to me that the damage done by AM hate radio and FOX News has almost completely taken over the Republican Party to the point here it's now fringe loony central. Yesterday on hardball one of your lunatic right wing Representatives, Michelle Bachmann was on and spouting pure unadulterated hate for close to 10 minutes and casting aspersions on Democrats as being anti-American. Which echoes your charges PJP. That is the definition of extremism. Where any opposition is considered an enemy of the state.
This is why you guys need to lose this election. This is McCarthyism. This borders on fascism actually. And it's not isolated. This is what you guys here say, this is what AM hate radio spews daily an this is what FOX news encourages. And then they have the audacity to call themselves mainstream and the Democrats, Obama, "The left" the media" etc. etc., extremist, with a straight face too..
And as for the "elitists", you still need to explain to me how the guy with at least 7 houses and the heiress wife is the common man and the guy who has only one house, was raised by a single mother who at one point had to go on public assistance, just paid off his student loans and just recently made his money by writing books is the "elitist". It doesn't work, but that's ok, that's another common Republican talking point that they trot out election after election.
You'd think since the Obama camp is ready for all the gOp dirty tricks they employ over and over again, that you'd catch on by now as well.
Now of course Colin Powell endorsed Obama today. Wanna know what reasons he cited? Here's video and a transript, in case you still don't get it.
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Q: Sir, what role did McCain's negativity play in your decision?
POWELL: It troubled me. You know, we have two wars. We have economic problems. We have health problems. We have education problems. We have infrastructure problems. We have problems around the world with our allies. And so those are the problems the American people wanted to hear about, not about Mr. Ayers, not about who is a Muslim and who's not a Muslim. Those kinds of images going out on al Jazeera are killing us around the world. And we have got to say to the world it doesn't make any difference who you are or what you are. If you're an American you're an American.
And this business of, for example, a congressman from Minnesota who's going around saying let's examine all congressmen to see who is pro-America or not pro-America. We have got to stop this kind of nonsense and pull ourselves together and remember that our great strength is in our unity and in our diversity. And so that really was driving me. And to focus on people like Mr. Ayers, these trivial issues for the purpose of suggesting that somehow Mr. Obama would have some kind of terrorists' inclinations, I thought that was over the top. It was beyond just good political fighting back and forth. I think it went beyond. And then to sort of throw in this subtle Muslim connection. You know, he's a Muslim and a terrorist. And it was taking root. And we can't judge our people and we can't hold our elections on that kind of basis. And so yes, that kind of negativity troubles me and the constant shifting of the argument.
I was troubled a couple of weeks ago when in the middle of the crisis the campaign said we're going to go negative and they announced it. We're going to go negative and attack his character through Bill Ayers. And now I guess the message this week is we're going to call him a socialist. Mr. Obama is now a socialist because he dares to suggest that maybe we ought to look at the tax structure that we have. Taxes are always a redistribution of money. Most of the taxes that are redistributed go back to those who pay it in roads and airports and hospitals and schools. And taxes are necessary for the common good. And there's nothing wrong with examining what our tax structure is or who should be paying more, who should be paying less. And for us to say that makes you a socialist I think is an unfortunate characterization that isn't accurate. And I don't want my taxes raised. I don't want anybody else's taxes raised. But I also want to see our infrastructure fixed. I don't want to have a $12 trillion national debt and I don't want to see an annual deficit that's over $500 billion heading toward a trillion. So how do we deal with all of this?
You guys are fucking yourselves with the sane part of America and you guys are so far gone to the loony extreme right that you can't even see it. So it's sort of rich when the crazies call anyone else not like them, the 'extremists". A majority of Americans, and now General Colin Powell vehemently disagree.
I wonder how your hate radio stations and FOX will try to spin Powells comments to pivot back to Obama hatred and baseless smears, where they're the most happy.
Obama, with Star of David on his head, hanged in effigy
How interesting that the self-admitted racist, who also appears to be an anti-Semite, parroted John McCain's message about media bias. I just find it interesting that John McCain's and Sarah Palin's hate is now leading to not just threats against Obama's life, but what could be described as hate crimes against Jews. Then again, John McCain and Sarah Palin have a very troubling record of ties to anti-Semitism.
It's hard to beleive this was the party of Goldwater, Reagan, and Lincoln. You guys are soo far gone past ideas to just simple mob mentality.
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