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v3n0mJun 30, 2010
And Democrats never say anything dumb, right? Both parties are responsible for some seriously stupid statements. This partisan politics is garbage, they both suck!
silastomorrowJun 30, 2010
Exactly. They have us rooting them on like sports teams.
vegetablelambJun 30, 2010
If America wanted differently it wouldn't be so.
ericschc1Jun 30, 2010
@VegetableLamb: Exactly. I'm getting a little tired of the American people acting like the government has the market cornered on stupidity and how many American people think/act/speak as though they shouldn't even attempt to adhere to the standards they expect of their government. In a democracy, even one as flawed as ours is, you get the government you deserve.
theother1Jul 1, 2010
Until the money and lobbyists are removed from politics, we will always be screwed.
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
Surely they do both suck hardcore, but the Republicans are like the Yankees of stupid statements and the Democrats are like the White Sox because the Republicans are often attempting to appeal to their constituencies that they actually have high contempt for, so they say things like, "look, I'm a stupid f**king slob who can't read a book, just like you! YOU ARE AWESOME! Vote for me!"
And, as a result of this bulls**t the occasional actually retarded politician who doesn't realize it's all bulls**t gets into office because the public can't tell the difference between the good ol' boy act and a genuine redneck.
The democrats aren't so much known for their stupidity as their absolute spinelessness and obsession with "playing the game" instead of actually, you know, doing their f**king jobs. Also, they're much less unified than the republicans and as a result spend most of their time in-fighting over dumb bulls**t.
picaloJun 30, 2010
you're insane, both are part of big brother, stop comparing and start preparing.
apackofmonkeysJun 30, 2010
"The Democrats aren't so much known for their stupidity"
I agree. All 57 states have democrats that never say anything dumb.
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
apackofmonkeys, really?
Let me clarify this sentence for you, "The Democrats aren't so much known for their stupidity" means "Democrats say stupid s**t, too, but it's not their calling card. Characteristic Democrat behavior is rallying to get subsidies for corn ethanol instead of the much more efficient sugar ethanol because your state grows more corn and the corn lobby buys you dinner a lot."
The Democrats aren't the ones who are publicly unsure about evolution's validity over creationism. That level of stupid is monopolized by the GOP.
ftx437Jun 30, 2010
Thwart. The problem with you statement is this. When a republican says something stupid, it's all over the news, web etc. But when a dem say something stupid, they all try to hide it under the rug like it never was said at all.Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
ftx437, so the media never covers what democrats say? You might have a case if Fox News werent around, but it is and it's the most popular 24 hour news network on tv. So your point about lack of coverage kind of completely falls apart there.
picaloJun 30, 2010
@ftx437
know whats funny? (your right) is that the same thing happens with apple OS vs windows discussions...even though they are the same and essentially get the same job done (yes windows is more powerful) but they do the exact same thing...
they are both bad in that right, however, if a mac product (ex: iphone 4 and the ipad issues) craps out, its sweapt under the rug, versus a windows messup its basically their head on a chopping block in the middle of the town square.
republicans and dems ARE EXACTLY the same.
they both want control. period.
but i wouldnt be suprised if the same apple fanboys are the same ones digging these down and not saying a word when a "dem" messes up...Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
slvrbullet87Jun 30, 2010
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jakaldxJun 30, 2010
@slvrbullet:
There are infinitely more important things going on in the world than the VPs trip to a custard shop. It's a non issue. Doesn't even warrant reporting.
omicronnineJul 1, 2010
@slvrbullet:
Only covered on the funny fake news show... and fox news.
Maybe you didn't see it anywhere else because it really only belongs on funny fake news shows.
clippclopJun 30, 2010
Everyone says some seriously stupid s**t sometimes. Republicans say some seriously stupid s**t ALL THE TIME.
captininsanityJun 30, 2010
It helps when their follower base is used to taking their beliefs from whoever's on the TV claiming they know what God is saying...
lormendiJun 30, 2010
They both suck, I agree. But so do both a Dustbuster and a Supermassive Black Hole. It's a matter of degrees.
hipmanJun 30, 2010
And which side you happen to agree with.
hipmanJun 30, 2010
Well, your side is the black hole.
lormendiJun 30, 2010
Sick burn! You must be the first guy to the coffee machine every day.
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
It's funny because black holes don't actually "suck." Goooo incompetence!
craumJun 30, 2010
Black hole, huh? You demonrats are such racists...
janineeeJun 30, 2010
Did you hear that? he insulted supermassive black whores. Racist, ban him!
/NAACP
clapsfranciscoJul 1, 2010
I think he's supporting democrats because he got dugg up a lot.
omicronnineJul 1, 2010
Loneshark07 is correct folks. Black holes don't actually suck you in, you fall into them.
lormendiJul 1, 2010
Yes, I am aware that black holes operate through gravity and not air pressure. Then again, using 'suck' to describe poor performance isn't accurate either.
homerrJun 30, 2010
The difference is that, while Democrats may say stupid things from time to time, the Republicans on the whole tend to say their comments with such vitriol and hate. And their comments are frequently so laughable - such as the Limbaugh quote from the video - and yet said with so much conviction that it's really difficult to take them seriously on other matters too.
Combine that with the Republican stonewalling and the "I can get away with what I preach against" mentality* and the rest of us pretty much feel like Republican politicians in general are a liability to this country.
* See George Lakoff's 'Don't Think Like an Elephant!'.
curunirJun 30, 2010
You really think so? Want to see some real vitriol and hate, try googling "teabaggers".
homerrJun 30, 2010
I agree about teabaggers, but they tend to be more of an outgrowth of the Republican rhetoric - as in the teabaggers are the ones that believe the garbage that Republican politicians say. Further, few Republican politicians have ever denounced the teabaggers or say that they go too far.
armageddon2012Jun 30, 2010
Don't Think of an Elephant, you idiot.
bsmangJun 30, 2010
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exergenJun 30, 2010
lol wishful thinking considering...
http://www.gallup.com/poll/120857/conservatives-single-largest-ideological-group.aspx
bsmangJun 30, 2010
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mnocketJun 30, 2010
Why would that cause conservatism to die off? You are aware that that there are twice as many conservatives as liberals, aren't you???
spillman13Jun 30, 2010
Agreed - they both do suck in their own rite. I pride myself on being an independent as I can't stomach a Party in its entirety. The more and more we fight for party lines, the more and more NOTHING gets accomplished.
After reading some of the responses, I find it funny how obvious liberal people hate the conservative comments for being hateful, yet I see so many rebuttals wanting conservatism to die off or disappear. And visa versa. Looks like the voter base is just as guilty...
ericschc1Jun 30, 2010
"You are aware that there are twice as many conservatives as liberals, aren't you???"
Thats what makes the right's persecution complex ("Obama's taxing us into poverty", "universal healthcare will kill the upper class", "Don't deny me my fossil fuels!") all the more laughable.
minossJun 30, 2010
Just go watch some of the crap Maxine Waters spews. She's entirely ignorant of basic duties of financial entities like the Fed yet is on the financial services committee.
mnocketJun 30, 2010
How about Cynthia McKinney? She was a real piece of work.
snafflepaffleJun 30, 2010
Notice that neither of those people are mouthpieces for the party, in fact democrats kind of make fun of them.
trey9128Jun 30, 2010
Maxine and Nancy Pelosi are of the same ilk.
Both are total f**king idiots that couldn't think logically even if their perms depended on it.
spillman13Jun 30, 2010
Agreed - they both do suck in their own rite. I pride myself on being an independent as I can't stomach a Party in its entirety. The more and more we fight for party lines, the more and more NOTHING gets accomplished.
After reading some of the responses, I find it funny how obvious liberal people hate the conservative comments for being hateful, yet I see so many rebuttals wanting conservatism to die off or disappear. And visa versa. Looks like the voter base is just as guilty...Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
picaloJun 30, 2010
i want liberty. thats all
freedom is all we ask, all these dem vs rep people are only the problem.
snafflepaffleJun 30, 2010
I don't want conservative to disappear, in fact quite the opposite. It's important to have a balance of ideas. I just want our current crop of conservative to disappear. I would love to have the era of intelligent conservatives back.
snafflepaffleJun 30, 2010
So here's the thing for me. The dems do say some stupid s**t every once in a while, usually it's somebody nobody knows or someone not even close to party leadership. The republicans thrive on stupid s**t and their leaders, the people who drive the conservative agenda, say stupid s**t ALL THE TIME. 10 minutes isn't even a drop in the bucket of republican stupid s**t.
javaeboy5907Jun 30, 2010
Yeah. nobodies like:
Joe Biden ("In Delaware, the largest growth of population is Indian Americans, moving from India. You cannot go to a 7/11 or a Dunkin’ Donuts unless you have a slight Indian accent. I’m not joking.")
Bill Clinton ("A few years ago, this guy would have been getting us coffee")
Jesse Jackson ("I want to cut his [Barack Obama's] nuts out")
Hillary Clinton (“He ran a gas station down in St. Louis...” speaking about Mahatma Gandhi) Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
The difference is just how far off the rails the republicans have gone, especially in the last few years. If someone could produce an equally ridiculous video featuring Democrats, then they're free to do so.
armageddon2012Jun 30, 2010
And diggers would be free to reflexively bury it.
(But yeah, you're a moron if you think a similar video couldn't be made for the Dems. You've been watching waaaaay to much Jon Stewart, haven't you?)Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
pgoetzJun 30, 2010
That doesn't mean you can't make fun of them one at a time!
armageddon2012Jun 30, 2010
EVIL, NASTY REPUG-NICANS ARE SO FILLED FULL OF HATE AND VITROL!!!
I DESPISE THEM ALL!
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
I see what you did there.
lucyimhomeJun 30, 2010
Most people really don't care about politics. They just make fun of one party and vote for the other to look "cool" and fit in with the majority.
You can't really find anyone now days with independent thought or any originality. Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
joxylJun 30, 2010
Most people own at least one water buffalo now days.
orijimiJun 30, 2010
I'm libertarian/socialist, but the whole Guam capsizing remark Hank Johnson made tears me to pieces every time I watch it.
splatterboyJun 30, 2010
...So you're schizophrenic?
clapsfranciscoJul 1, 2010
wtf is a libertarian socialist?
lendrickJul 1, 2010
Most likely someone who believes strongly in social freedoms (free expression, privacy, etc) and also in a strongly regulated economy.
seedypeteJun 30, 2010
I love how some idiot ALWAYS comes out of the woodwork to say "but but but the other guys are bad too." No kidding, genius. But right now the other guys don't have a 24/7 propaganda network spewing demonstrably false (and frequently racist/fearmongering) insanity. The other guys don't see phantom death panels in completely innocuous healthcare legislation. The other guys don't scream "SOCIALISM" at the drop of a hat without having a clue what the word means.
I'll take OUR idiots over yours any day of the week.
bfunk88Jun 30, 2010
i wish i could give this 5 thumbs up
catalysisJul 1, 2010
I'll bet my life savings that V3n0M votes republican.
r0g3rJul 1, 2010
They are both bad, but the Republican party seems to actually STAND FOR stupidity. Lately they are anti-education, anti-science, anti-environment etc. They come off as a bunch of backwards dumb f**ks. Obama has disappointed me as someone who voted for him, but it hasn't been because he's stupid, but that was surely the case with his predecessor...... I still can't believe Dubya got elected twice......wow.
thuktunJul 1, 2010
This is the Internet. Feel free to make a rebuttal collection. They'll be compared on their merits, or at least which one amuses the most people.
diggadiggaJul 1, 2010
Then make a video. These videos are awesome. I don't care if it's a democrat, liberal, republican, etc. If that person says something dumb, by all means show us.
ax8284Jul 1, 2010
Oh digg how I missed your political ruckus. *tear*
BTW why am I watching a video compilation filled with OLD footage on the front page of Digg!!? surely there have been more dumb things said by politicians lately!! come on now everyone!
nevinlJul 1, 2010
It's so f**king sad. I talked to both my uncle and my mother in law last week (Southeastern PA, 1.5 hrs from Bethlehem, PA)....I happened to mention some guys shirt "If you aren't Anti-Abortion, you aren't Christian." It was pretty ironic that both had the same views on the same issues....both Republicans:
My uncle thinks Obama is a Muslim and a Socialist and my mother-in-law says that he (a socialist) and congress are out to destroy American and strip us of the 2nd amendment - Reid and Pelosi take more civil liberties away from us than we have ever ever seen before, trying to stop Tea Party movements, etc. Both say that our country is destroyed and this "socialist agenda" is destroying us. My jaw dropped when she said that she thinks that Palin is as sharp as a tack. I gave up after we started arguing over the specifics, eg, that polls showed that Americans wanted/opposed health care reform and the fact that Palin is a f**king idiot. And her yammering about her being a "Constitutional scholar" and therefore 100% correct...ignoring "The Patriot Act", waterboarding, etc, etc. and her complete lack of memory regarding her love of Glen Beck.
2nd Amendment? Civil Liberties? Socialism? Muslim? President Palin? FEAR! WTF!!!!!
Republicans are great at organizing the masses Fox, Palin, Limbaugh, etc, etc - organizing the Dems is like herding cats...I would like to think that it is because the Dems don't just accept the propaganda as easily, but who knows anymore. Can't we just disband these bulls**t political parties?
American politics and it's broken governmental and healthcare systems. =(
It makes me nauseous to think that greed, lobbing, one-sided issues, corruption, and ignorance is so entrenched in government and political parties everywhere in the world that it can never be destroyed =(
peekmanJul 1, 2010
I agree with the OP...... Red = Blue....
They both say stupid s**t and they both say smart s**t. One wears red ties the other wears blue ties.
andrewdbJun 30, 2010
Huffington Post saying anti-Republican things.. now, I'm not a Republican, but this is almost as reliable as BP oil rigs.
boozedrinkerJun 30, 2010
Meaning it isn't reliable?
theinformerJun 30, 2010
There was going to be a companion article called "Democrats lie about..." but the server ran out of space.
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
i know i know... video of these folks saying these quotes is unreliable..... f**king imbecile
pintomp3Jun 30, 2010
Are you saying the videos are fake?
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
"BP oil rigs."
The *rig* was owned by Transocean.
Closed AccountJul 1, 2010
if i have knowledge of an electrical problem in the house i rent and i do not tell the owner about it and then the house burns down, it is not the owners fault.....
dont feel bad... simply an evolutionary gap in thinking skillsComment is buried, click here to see the rest.
seedypeteJun 30, 2010
Yes, clearly Huffington Post invented every single one of these video clips and quotes. Nice reasoning skills you've got there, guy-who-pretends-not-to-be-a-Republican.
boombyeJul 1, 2010
How did you get dugg up 60 times when HuffPost isn't saying anything, it's a video of Republicans making gaffes or saying downright stupid stuff.
Closed AccountJul 1, 2010
shows the true stupidity of some people.......the ones who dugg andrew up are the number of people who didnt even watch the vid, or click on the link.... they simply have a deep hatred for anything that even comes close to being against what they believe in
jonmlmJun 30, 2010
i'm embarrassed to be an American, thanks douchebags.
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
It's okay. People who actually have a sane thought in their head can tell the difference between these wack jobs and normal, level-headed Americans.
blankchequeJun 30, 2010
You mean the whack jobs that made this video? Or the whack jobs that are in the video?
Both are pretty f**king appalling, and an embarrassment.
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
I was speaking of the whack jobs IN the video.
archfiendJun 30, 2010
@Blankcheque
The people who made the video? Yeah, cutting clips and putting them together clearly shows that they should be in an asylum. And even the people who were not Republicans in the video (mainly, the person who was at the Republican rally) was simply asking simple questions of what they believed and was being called a myriad of nasty things.
They are the whack jobs. And I mean the crazy people portrayed in this video. Not all Republicans are like that, just as not all Democrats are exactly the same as their crazy brethren.
blankchequeJun 30, 2010
Because tearing each other apart as a nation in times of crisis, pointing fingers for blame, when every last citizen in the united states has culpability. Either directly, or indirectly.
What was the point of the video other then to make cheap political points?Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
Humour.
thuktunJul 1, 2010
"Can't we all just get along?!"
antdudeJun 30, 2010
Humans are douchebags! :(
obesesnakeJun 30, 2010
So was Michelle
sugarkangJun 30, 2010
Yes. We must rid the US of all the entrepreneurs and distribute all the money amongst the rest of ourselves. Privatization is EVIL. All industries should be nationalized for fairness like they do in Venezuela. That model should be our model because it works so well.Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
reeferchiefer42Jul 1, 2010
Why are you embarrassed? Do you feel these individuals truly represent what America stands for? I sure don't. Until someone goes back in time and completely undoes what our Founding Fathers have done for this country and the free world, I will ALWAYS be proud to be an American.
If you are embarrassed then perhaps you should keep in mind what America is still doing right and the people working hard to keep us evolving as a great nation.
artosrcJun 30, 2010
I am amused.
patrickbrownJun 30, 2010
I don't feel amused at all.
It makes me sick to my stomach when I watch clips like this (regardless of sides) because:
1. Some of these idiots are in power.
2. Someone voted for them to be in power.
madridJun 30, 2010
First I was like :D but then I was like D:
bradysdamanJul 1, 2010
I'm amused that THIS is all they could come up with for 10 whole minutes. There are far worse things they could have found from democrats and republicans. This is just a piss poor effort on Huff Po's part.
tsothaJun 30, 2010
You could get ten minutes of dumber quotes out of just Joe Biden.
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
Prove it.
mcoulter876Jun 30, 2010
Though I'll probably get dug down for this, you asked for it:
“The only way to combat arson is to set everything we can on fire!”
“I’m memorizing everything in the Star Trek Encyclopedia to keep from becoming a Trekkie geek.”
“To protect our babies, we need to shake them harder!”
“We are mocked for the baldness that is our uninsured, and the only way to avoid that mockery are the hair plugs that is the new healthcare bill!”
“I think that was a very good first one hundred days for a black man.”
"Look, John's last-minute economic plan does nothing to tackle the number one job facing the middle class, and it happens to be, as Barack says, a three-letter word: jobs. J-O-B-S."
(To a man in a wheelchair) "Uh, uh, Chuck Graham, state senator, is here. Stand up, Chuck, let ‘em see you. Oh, God love you. What am I talking about."
"If John McCain wants to know where the bad guys live, come back with me to Afghanistan. We know where they reside, and it's not in Iraq."
...to name a few.
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
HARDLY 10 minutes worth.
mrcacaJun 30, 2010
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Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
Some of those aren't that dumb, they're just poorly worded. Some are fine, but if you read them trying to find stupidity, you can.
Also, some names attached to the quotes would be nice.
Your last one, for example.
"If John McCain wants to know where the bad guys live, come back with me to Afghanistan. We know where they reside, and it's not in Iraq."
He/she's just saying that, in their opinion, the real "bad guys" are in Afghanistan and not Iraq. What's wrong with that? I agree with that sentiment.
A lot of the quotes you put up are just poor wording and I think there's a crucial difference between poor wording and a truly stupid idea. Most "Bushisms" were just terrible wording like, "put food on your family". We know what he was trying to say and the idea itself isn't stupid or offensive. However, an idea that even when explained and clarified is never more than just completely retarded is different and I think that's what was being expressed in the video compilation.
In the video compilation there are several quotes where leaders are openly expressing disdain for poor people, comparing them to animals that "breed when fed". I mean, that's not poor wording. That's genuine malice. They also express a complete lack of understanding about the world. One woman was talking about paying the doctors with chickens or odd jobs instead of doing healthcare reform. That's not poor word choice, that's poor thought choice.
Then there's Limbaugh talking about how Obama wants to make everyone in America poor so he can employ his grand communist master plan for world domination. Limbaugh is very well spoken and he picks his words carefully, it's the ideas he presents which are very, very stupid.
I have to reiterate, there's a big difference between a slip of the tongue and a genuinely stupid idea.
boozedrinkerJun 30, 2010
Hence the reason it's called "stupid". If it weren't worded incorrectly, it wouldn't be stupid. f**king picky?
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
Boozedrinker, if you don't understand the difference between poor word choice and poor thought choice, then there's nothing I can do for you.
We've all misspoken, the smartest person on the planet will occasionally misspeak. It's the thoughts behind the words that carry the weight of meaning.
artworkz918Jun 30, 2010
look at the libs defending Biden's stupidity, LOL
hulapopJun 30, 2010
These quotes are from blogs:
http://www.imao.us/index.php/2009/07/other-dumb-things-biden-has-said/
No references.
benthedogJun 30, 2010
Ah, libbies use "nuance" to prove that Dems employ poor wording vice stupidity! This is PRECISELY the reason that Rahm quitting is different from Palin quitting and that oil share-owning judge making a decision about off-shore drilling is different from a homosexual judge deciding Prop 8. Wow.Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
ericschc1Jun 30, 2010
@Benthedog: By your own assessment of what's going on here, if you're not a liberal yourself, how did you even wrap your head around the whole "nuance" concept in the first place?
boombyeJul 1, 2010
I don't see anything wrong with that last comment about Afghanistan being where the real enemies are.
spacem00seJun 30, 2010
Yeah, show us. And it better be longer than Dick Cheney dumb quotes.
ericschc1Jun 30, 2010
Assuming makes an ass out of you and me. That, and you are a moron of the highest order or a partisan troll if you think anyone holds a candle to W. in the Stupid Olympics. Jesus, you republicans have incredibly short/faulty memory.
tsothaJun 30, 2010
lol friendly fire!
spacem00seJul 1, 2010
Sorry, but both Bush & Biden say ALOT of dumb things. But i'm willing to bet the list is much longer with Bush.
minossJun 30, 2010
Maxine Waters would have a much longer list.
snafflepaffleJun 30, 2010
Maxine Waters is a well know wingnut and the Democratic party doesn't want anything to do with her.
minossJun 30, 2010
I just took her as an extreme. I'm sure I could find plenty from Pelosi and Barney Frank.
tsothaJun 30, 2010
Yeah, "the gavel is in the hands of the children" Pelosi. Truer words were never spoken.
tsothaJul 1, 2010
Does Maxine still think the CIA imported crack into her district? She kept flogging that one even after the Mercury News retracted the story and admitted the "evidence" was all made up.
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
Biden may not say the most brilliant things, but he has yet to ever top Sarah Palin - the queen of nonsense.
midniteowlJun 30, 2010
Palin! Palin! pew pew i see Russia from my house. A pitbull with lipstick. drill baby drill. I read newspapers, all of em!
bonerpirateJun 30, 2010
They are both pretty scarily stupid.
I feel like Biden just has no idea what he's ever saying.
While Palin tries really hard to say anything worthwhile but her small brain just s**ts out some garbage.Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
kibblesnbittsJun 30, 2010
Bonerpirate, you may have gotten the two mixed up. Biden has more foreign policy experience than almost any other statesman in the nation. He served amicably in the senate for decades.
Palin says what will make her money. Biden is one of the least-financially endowed Vice Presidents in recent history.
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
You Betcha!
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
"While Palin tries really hard to say anything worthwhile but her small brain just s**ts out some garbage."
Awesome - hahaha...
newerakbJun 30, 2010
But Biden's quotes would just be dumb, stumbling over his words and misspeaking. The quotes in this video are ignorant, hateful, and dangerous.
drdicknipsJul 1, 2010
I think the point was to point out a lot of idiots, not just one.
hipmanJun 30, 2010
Quotes?.Huffpo writes entire articles that are dumb.
jjason1985Jun 30, 2010
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boombyeJul 1, 2010
That's why they posted a video of Republicans doing the talking themselves instead.
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
blah blah blah republicants blah blah democraps blah
clippclopJun 30, 2010
One day, you will realize the importance of voting and actually following politics. Hopefully you change your vote based on platforms and representatives.
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
One day, you will realize that not everyone who thinks how pointless republicans-vs-democrats arguments are don't vote, when in fact, we do.
Continue with your left-right debate. And continue to watch your nation crumble.Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
stavrosianJun 30, 2010
One day you'll learn to stop treating politics like sport, stop barracking the "other team" and just talk about the issues.
delphium226Jun 30, 2010
@octoberorange
You sound a lot more intelligent than your knuckle dragging colleagues in that clip.
v3n0mJun 30, 2010
Hank Johnson (Democrat) being afraid Guam is going to capsize and flip over is worse than any of the statements made in this video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9R-cQ_A_6w
lormendiJun 30, 2010
Yeah, it sounds pretty dumb if you're dumb enough to think he wasn't using a metaphor.
vbullingerJun 30, 2010
Jeeeeesus, you're dumb.
Metaphor?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
He literally says that he's worried that there would be too many people on the island and that it might capsize. How is that a metaphor? Explain that one to me, Shakespeare. How is that a metaphor?!?
He honestly thinks that islands float on the water. Explain that one away, @Lormendi, and walk me through this made up metaphor. I'm waiting...Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
moderndaydarwinJun 30, 2010
You greatly over estimate the number of American's that know what a metaphor is.
exergenJun 30, 2010
lol at metaphor
I haven't heard it spun that way yet - you leftists are sure creative!
lormendiJun 30, 2010
OK, do you REALLY think that he honestly thought a f**king island would tip over and capsize? Really? It was a stupid remark said in 'serious jest.' I know it's a lot more fun to pretend he was being serious, but seriously.... I know he might not be an Einstein, but do you really, truly think he thought an island could actually capsize? Nobody is that f**king stupid.
lormendiJun 30, 2010
Seems Republicans have a hard time understand a dry sense of humor. Must be that well-documented deformed frontal lobe problem.
drmangrumJun 30, 2010
He wasn't using a metaphor. He was doped up on pain killers.
m3th0dm4nJun 30, 2010
Are we sure that Fox News didn't change the R to a D?
delphium226Jun 30, 2010
Lol @ repugs getting confused by a metaphor. Not in the least bit surprised though.
lormendiJun 30, 2010
I've done my share of opiates. It doesn't lend a person to think that islands can actually tip over. People on painkillers don't suddenly lose touch with the basics of geology.
"I wasn't suggesting that the island of Guam would literally tip over," he said. . Johnson said he was "using a metaphor" to describe how adding more military personnel to the tiny island "could be a tipping point which could adversely affect the island’s fragile ecosystem and could overburden its stressed infrastructure."
lormendiJun 30, 2010
This is a revelation to me. I assumed that people were making s**t of him for cracking dumb jokes. I didn't realize that there were people who actually thought he was serious......wow........just wow.
osr3vJun 30, 2010
lormendi, they truly think that Obama is a terrorist born outside of the U.S., that evolution isn't real, that the Republican party is conservative, etc. How can it suprise you that the same people don't get a metaphor?
jhorraJun 30, 2010
Please, explain to me the metaphor.
zenmojoJun 30, 2010
Republicans don't understand irony, especially the use of metaphor.
http://www.takepart.com/news/tag/conservatives-and-irony
Scientific fact.
vbullingerJun 30, 2010
"I wasn't suggesting that the island of Guam would literally tip over," he said. . Johnson said he was "using a metaphor" to describe how adding more military personnel to the tiny island "could be a tipping point which could adversely affect the island’s fragile ecosystem and could overburden its stressed infrastructure."
I heard the whole statement months ago. In no way, shape or form could it have been construed as a metaphor.
Hank Johnson just said this to cover his ass. He specifically talked about it tipping over and capsizing. He wasn't talking about the "fragile ecosystem," etc. The guy answering the question had to answer it multiple times in a very clear fashion to Mr. Johnson. It was not a metaphor or a joke: this guy is just that dumb.
lormendiJun 30, 2010
The guy answering the question had to answer it multiple times in a very clear fashion"
No, he didn't.
Have YOU actually watched the video????Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
anakastJul 1, 2010
I wouldn't put it past democrats to be that dumb.
vbullingerJul 1, 2010
I wouldn't put it past any politician to be that dumb, but I decided I'd do the research, as it is common for me to do.
I still have yet to hear an explanation of the "metaphor," but I did watch a video where Hank said he was joking that that's his kind of joke. He didn't seem nervous and it didn't look like he was lying.
I watched the video again, reeeeeeal close. When he suggests that it might capsize, look at his mouth very carefully. It looks like there might be the slightest hint of a smile for a second.
As for now, I'm not 100% convinced that he wasn't joking. If he was, that's a funny joke, but he should seriously consider not making those kinds of jokes in that kind of venue and wasting everyone's time.
lormendiJun 30, 2010
"I wasn't suggesting that the island of Guam would literally tip over," he said. . Johnson said he was "using a metaphor" to describe how adding more military personnel to the tiny island "could be a tipping point which could adversely affect the island’s fragile ecosystem and could overburden its stressed infrastructure."
Look, I don't give a s**t about the guy one way or another. And, I admit it was funny. But never did I actually think he seriously thought it would literally capsize.
exergenJun 30, 2010
lol - worst backpedal ever
lormendiJun 30, 2010
So, in your tiny little brain, it went down like this?
Guy seriously thought an island could tip over if you put too many people on it.
Guy goes home, wife tells him that he is full of fail.
Guy issues a press release after looking up islands on the internet, and finding out he was in fact, full of fail?
Would you be trying to float the idea that he was being serious if he was NOT a Democrat? You get points for honesty.
lormendiJul 1, 2010
*tumbleweed*
wildJun 30, 2010
You know he has Hep C, right?
http://www.newsweek.com/blogs/the-human-condition/2010/04/02/update-hank-johnson-guam-and-hepatitis-c-u-s-rep-suffers-from-too-common-illness.htmlComment is buried, click here to see the rest.
wolfie1010Jun 30, 2010
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hV-DzuCPmXU&NR=1
Hank Johnson is well known for being a bit of a satirist, and you were duped by his shtick
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
Sorry - Sarah's Russian foreign policy experience comment tops anything. She is a complete fool.
davenp0rtJun 30, 2010
I don't know what the f**k is going on in East Atlanta. Before Hank Johnson, Cynthia McKinney represented that district.
vbullingerJun 30, 2010
Yeah, you really went downhill from a real American who tells the truth in Cynthia to a complete moron in Hank, huh?
kingp43Jul 1, 2010
I have never even been to Georgia, and I think Cynthia McKinney is f**king awesome. She got my Presidential vote in 08 heh.
lespaul42Jun 30, 2010
Really I think if he had simply mentioned that he was worried about environmental concerns before making the capsizing statement people would have had a harder time acting like he wasn't clearly being metaphorical.
lormendiJun 30, 2010
Um, that was the entire point of the discussion.
lespaul42Jun 30, 2010
All I had seen was the clip... then yes people are dumb for not understanding he was using a metaphor
datastorageguyJun 30, 2010
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNZczIgVXjg
If you can watch this, and honestly believe his explanation that he was using a metaphor, you are as wacked out as he is.
Generally, a metaphor used in such a ridiculous way is followed by some kind of expression of humor on the part of the person supplying it. At least in the real world anyways.
lormendiJun 30, 2010
Yeah, it seems as clear to me than as it does now. he has a dry sense of humor.
kingp43Jul 1, 2010
a dry sense of humor, are you serious? This guy is not a damn comedian or some talk show host! He is a Representative for Georgia's 4th District. If there was any chance in Guam that he was making jokes, I feel there is no place for that horse s**t in Congress.
hobofatsJun 30, 2010
i had also heard that he was heavily medicated at the time due to some sort of surgery he recently had?
hermitninjaJun 30, 2010
hepatitis C fux you up - see : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hepatic_encephalopathy
boombyeJul 1, 2010
There's nothing stupid about it, if you happened to live on a small island it would be pretty funny... It's not uncommon for someone to point out that a fat chick sitting down near them could tip the whole island, or remarks like that. You're just a mainlander so you have trouble understanding islander jokes.
What he said was obviously not to be taken seriously, but it's easy to get what he means.. It just doesn't dawn on you because you live on such a large land mass that the idea of someone joking about an island flipping over is unfathomable to you even though it's actually not that rare of a joke, it's kind of a no brainer.
hermitninjaJul 1, 2010
ya because hank johnson's sense of humor is either a) relative to his experience on an island (he hails from Georgia) or b) so nuanced and in your face he should be a f**king comedian. Puhhhlease. He goes crazy because his liver is ravaged by hepatitis C. I love how there are people actually coming to his defense to say he's a brilliant satirist. Anything he says, he always has to run damage control on later. It's both sad and hilarious at the same time because what he says is so outlandish and a product of a f**ked up disease. The idea that this was meant to be construed as a metaphor is also laughable.
lormendiJul 1, 2010
Who the f**k is saying he's a brilliant satirist? Answer: nobody.
Do you honestly believe that he really thought an island could tip over? Do you?
hermitninjaJul 1, 2010
@Lormendi - *WHOOSH*
boombyeJul 5, 2010
Perhaps he served before and was stationed in Guam moron. I'm not saying it's a great joke, just that it's something people have said before whenever they live in a populated small island or have been to one. I don't know what his Hepatitis C affecting his liver has to do with him making such a statement because it's one of those things I have heard before in relation to a small island.
Don't be saying "whoosh" to Lormendi when you're the one trying to paint him as this brilliant comedian when all I'm saying is that he's messing around, not that it's some profound awesome joke, it's just something people say that have been to or lived on populated small islands.
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
ignorance breeds ignorance. i say we "take out" all of these radical right wing bastards and nip it in the bud, for the betterment of society and our country. Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
lormendiJun 30, 2010
I've quietly thought the same thing. At some point, it becomes a matter of survival.
hiddencanuckJun 30, 2010
Ha, have you seen "The Last Supper" ? You should. That's the premise.
apackofmonkeysJun 30, 2010
I suggest we "take out" your reproductive organs, for the betterment of society and our country.
v1rukJun 30, 2010
Eugenics for all?
That's socialism! You sir are a socialist!
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
oh yes because all of these brilliant minds that you have just seen in this clip contribute SO much to society. all they do, and all they know HOW to do is spew hate. we would be doing this country a great service. but oh, no let's wait until they grow into Hitler because apackofmonkeys seems to have his feelings hurt over it.Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
hipmanJun 30, 2010
^Congratulations, you have officially lost the argument.
wf80diditJun 30, 2010
Alright bud, you're up! Make us proud.
ftx437Jun 30, 2010
yea cuz you guys are doing such a great job in bettering our society...Your just making it so everyone is dependent on the government for everything.
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
You're*
jjason1985Jun 30, 2010
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ninjaofpatienceJun 30, 2010
north korea is communist.
jjason1985Jul 1, 2010
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ninjaofpatienceJul 1, 2010
You may need to update your lexicon. The word socialism hasn't been used in the context you are referring to it in, in western cultures since the 50's.
boozedrinkerJun 30, 2010
Well, the current Decmocratic administration has said some pretty stupid stuff too, or I guess maybe it's not stupid, it's just lie after lie after lie after unfulfilled promise.Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
lormendiJun 30, 2010
I'm with you on the unfulfilled promises, but what lies are you referring to? Not saying it hasn't happened, just curious.
boozedrinkerJun 30, 2010
Well, aren't all those campaign promises sort of like lies? I mean, it was pretty much a bait and switch for the people that voted for him.
wf80diditJun 30, 2010
(cough) Al Gore (cough, cough)
digg2point0Jun 30, 2010
http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/promises/
delphium226Jun 30, 2010
Ooooo burned by the facts!
Cmon boozedrinker, refute the facts or take your statement back. What am I saying?!? That would require intellectual honesty. Scrap that, it would require intellect. Or just honesty. So I guess we won't be hearing another peep out of you on the subject then.
cannoneJun 30, 2010
So annoying, when the democratic version of this story comes out I'm going to create 200 accounts on this site and digg it on everyone.
lormendiJun 30, 2010
Chilling tale, mate.
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
Just like every other member of the neo-con circle jerk on digg.
They get ridiculous s**t to the front page where it's buried into oblivion for being stupid s**t.
mrcacaJun 30, 2010
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delphium226Jun 30, 2010
They probably think being a liar is Christian.
aronwyrthJul 1, 2010
Good, then your accounts will be erased and your IP address blocked.
boozedrinkerJun 30, 2010
Wow, quite the Democrat circle-jerk on Digg today....you guys sure do get up early!
.....how's it feel?
lormendiJun 30, 2010
I'd tell you to ask your mom, but I know she hasn't come home yet.
bryancampJun 30, 2010
They've been up all night.
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
Funny considering if you've ever been on digg late at night you'd see it's absolutely dominated by conservatives.
I live in Tokyo, so when I get home from work here just happens to be the witching hour there. I pretty much only get to see conservative mouth frothing.
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
Because they have jobs to go to?
delphium226Jun 30, 2010
f**king great!!
/congrats on being able to use a pooter
thewhitsJun 30, 2010
You said demtards.
Your argument is invalid.
kaiosamaJul 1, 2010
Wish his token were as well.
anakastJul 1, 2010
I would actually say that really validates it.
ninjaofpatienceJun 30, 2010
The internet has always been extremely left wing. That whole ability to instantly fact check helps keep it that way. To quote colbert "Reality has a well-known liberal bias." Go back to freep if you don't like it.
anakastJul 1, 2010
Um, no it doesn't. "Common sense has a conservative bias".
ninjaofpatienceJul 1, 2010
I just loled so hard. Don't suppose you ever read the any of the disk world books?
ferretmanJun 30, 2010
Really? Democrats are so desperate that *this* is what they have to focus on?
Please people--both parties say LOTS of stupid things. Can we *please* focus on more important stuff like, oh, maybe sealing the border? Stopping the leak? Stopping spending into oblivion? Little stuff like that?
Pathetic.Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
lormendiJun 30, 2010
Ah s**t, you're right.
I'll get some fence posts, hammer and nails, my scuba gear, and start shopping for food at Aldi's.
sciraJun 30, 2010
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Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
stop speaking intelligently. it hurts their heads
lormendiJun 30, 2010
Yeah, how intelligent of him to suggest that I go seal the border, stop the leak, and curtail gov't spending with my magic powers instead of having fun on the internet before work.
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
Because republicans are so educated /s
wf80diditJun 30, 2010
The Dems will just say (in extremely whiny voice) "we've been doing that this whole time, it's the Repubs fault for slowing us up, pfft". Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
wildJun 30, 2010
I think this is more about amusement than anything. You want to see what these guys really think, look at Boehner's comments this week. Raising retirement to 70? Really?Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
Not to mention JOBS.
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
who says this is the focus, or that this site is the end all be all for figure heads? it looks to me like a random compilation clip.
13point1Jun 30, 2010
We're so desperate that we have to focus on the stupid s**t that elected Republican representatives and their constituents say in public?
shwaavayJun 30, 2010
Just because the liberals at HuffPo don't have the intelligence to understand what some of these conservatives are saying, doesn't make the statements themselves dumb. It just makes liberals dumb.
If you wanted to be accurate, you would have titled it: "Republicans say politically incorrect things"Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
So you agree with the things being said in that video?
shwaavayJun 30, 2010
For the most part, yes.
barrettandersonJun 30, 2010
Same here. I don't understand what's wrong with the vast majority of these statements. They had to resort to someone asking random people on the street random questions. Spending a day on the street, you can make a lot of people look stupid just by asking them random questions.Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
13point1Jun 30, 2010
You believe that Barack Obama is a Muslim terrorist commie gentlemen who simultaneously hates white people and white culture but doesn't dislike white people?
barrettandersonJun 30, 2010
"Vast majority" != "all."
"Spending a day on the street, you can make a lot of people look stupid just by asking them random questions."
nouveaugosseJun 30, 2010
Only a few of the comments were actually "dumb". Most just presented an opinion contrary to "progressive" thinking. I wish people would just say they disagree with statements and present the reasons why, instead of labeling each other. Polarization across the two party system has devolved U.S. politics into nothing more that a football game where everyones ego is attached to their team of choice, and not a whole lot of individual thought is going on.Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
joest23Jun 30, 2010
Funny how you just said you wish people didn't label other people, when in the sentence before it you labeled people as progressives.
nouveaugosseJun 30, 2010
They label themselves that, notice the quotes.
nouveaugosseJun 30, 2010
I didn't label anyone . Notice the object of the sentence was thinking. Last I checked ideas weren't people. Go back to 6th grade English. You know I was on Digg two years ago, and it was a good marketplace of ideas; but now, I may as well be posting comments to You Tube for all the intellectual discourse they generate.Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
barrettandersonJun 30, 2010
nouveaugosse: You hit the nail on the head. All the video does is say that conservatives are dumb because they disagree with liberals. How does that make them dumb?
13point1Jun 30, 2010
"Politically incorrect things" like "The president hates white people" and "Democrats literally hate America." Yeah, that's not stupid at all.
charlesdkraussJun 30, 2010
s**t, how long is this video going to be? By my estimates it would be somewhere around 1 million hours worth of material of stupid things republicans have said.
hipmanJun 30, 2010
Yeah, but for democrats it would be a billion quadrillion zillion, so I win.
vegetablelambJun 30, 2010
Nope. For the republicans it's infinity times infinity. Top that.
caramba421Jun 30, 2010
Yeah, you win at sucking ballsack,
faffcatJun 30, 2010
Yeah but I've got a forcefield so your bullets can't harm me, oh wait...
akchrisbrooksJun 30, 2010
You can't get me though 'cause i'm on home base!
skywiseJun 30, 2010
Obama: "57 states"
Pelosi: "We have to pass the heatlh care reform bill to find out what's in it."
drmangrumJun 30, 2010
I like how 9 people have buried you in 15 minutes for pointing out how the bulls**t flows both ways.
ancientshoesJun 30, 2010
buried for speaking harshly of the Messiah
artworkz918Jun 30, 2010
Chris Dodd: We don't know how the reform bill will work until we pass it
artworkz918Jun 30, 2010
Gore:
the glaciers are melting at an alarming rate, caused by man.....
whoops, turns out the ledge holding the glacier finally wore away after a couple of million years allowing the ice to move more quickly towards the ocean.....but, but it's still man's fault somehow. Please give me more money to pay off the ocean side mansion I just bought for cheap, after telling the rest of you suckers that the oceans were going to rise and make the coasts un-inhabitable. Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
wasabibombJun 30, 2010
@Skywise: "57 states"
Here's the actual quote- since, somehow, I doubt you've ever actually read it: "Over the last fifteen months, we’ve traveled to every corner of the United States. I’ve now been in 57 states, I think — one left to go. Alaska and Hawaii I was not allowed to go to … my staff could not justify it."
If you can't see that he meant to say 47, then I'm afraid there's just no helping you. There's someone saying stupid stuff in your post, and it's not Obama.
wasabibombJun 30, 2010
Protip- when you bury someone's comment without refuting it, you're basically saying that they're right but you don't want anyone else to know it.
drmangrumJun 30, 2010
Seriously, that's your argument? He just flubbed his words?
If he had typed that out and just missed it, I could see that being a reasonable mistake. But saying it...sorry, that dog won't hunt. I've made more than my fair share of saying the wrong word and even using a word improperly, but to make a mistake concerning numbers, especially when that number is concerning the of states int he country you're going to lead..that's just stupid.Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
wasabibombJun 30, 2010
Yep. 47+3=50. The quote makes it quite clear.
Because otherwise you're saying that a Senator, who was a Constitutional Scholar back in college, somehow came to believe that there are 60 United States. Is that what you're implying?
drmangrumJun 30, 2010
Sorry Wasabi, you can't have it both ways. Everyone and their brother harped on Bush and his constant murder of the English language. You can't suddenly justify one flub while damning others.Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
apokalypsenowJun 30, 2010
@drmangrum
Yeah, you can - Bush's murder of the English language was, as you say, *constant* - there are whole websites dedicated to Bushisms. Obama misspoke a single word there, which is easily explained.
malexJun 30, 2010
"Seriously, that's your argument? He just flubbed his words?"
Yes. He flubbed his words.
It's a embarrassing gaff, to be sure, but ask yourself if you honestly believe that Barack Obama was unfamiliar with the number of states in the union.
wasabibombJun 30, 2010
@drmangrum: "You can't suddenly justify one flub while damning others."
The hell I can't. You're comparing years of "nukular" to ONE INSTANCE of saying a 5 instead of a 4. You're not even trying anymore, are you?
Again, are you honestly trying to say that Obama thought there are 60 states in the US? Answer the question... or run away from the thread. Whichever's easiest for you.
skywiseJun 30, 2010
Yes. If you include the American territories as states. Which was Obama apologists' original defense.
wasabibombJun 30, 2010
Then those "apologists" were wrong. Address the quote, please.
skywiseJun 30, 2010
Yeah... I am addressing the quote - he said it.
Somehow you claim he somehow misspoke 4 syllables "fif-tee-se-ven" instead of two "fif-tee" changing the entire connotation... not a mispronounciation like nuk-u-lar, changed the MEANING.
Or he was wrong.
Or he was alluding to something else.Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
spectralsoundsJun 30, 2010
You can't and won't win with logic Wasabi. You just have to accept the unfortunate truth.... these people don't care about facts and logic.
malexJun 30, 2010
@Skywise: I would like to see a citation of these apologists you speak of. I rather doubt they exist.
shapedyJun 30, 2010
Is there anyone who actually thinks 57 states wasn't a joke?
13point1Jun 30, 2010
Nah, it's not a joke. It's him trying to say two things at once.
We always say "the 50 states." It's sort of reflexive. He meant to say "47 states," but also tried to say "50 states" at the same time because we always talk about all 50 states. The two combined and came out as "57 states." It's obvious he doesn't actually think that there are more than 50 states; his brain and mouth just weren't quite going at the same speed at that moment. Happens to all of us.
uselesstriviaJun 30, 2010
You're as big a moron as the people in this video if you think there's a fair comparison between a guy misspeaking and saying 57 instead of 47 and a group of republican activists and even some elected officials calling a US Senator a terrorist.
There are retarded and ridiculous things said on both sides of the isle...but there's a difference between saying something dumb and calling someone a terrorist.
If you speak in front of a camera long enough you'll get caught saying something stupid...but if you're a decent human being you'll never be caught accusing a person of being a terrorist for political gain when you know objectively that it isn't true.
quarterbrewJun 30, 2010
"If you speak in front of a camera long enough you'll get caught saying something stupid"
That quote doesn't nearly explain or excuse VP Biden from the absolutely moronic things that come out of his pie hole....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3hZtW_q_6Ug
malexJun 30, 2010
Quarterbrew, I don't think anyone in this thread mentioned Biden before you. But now that you mention it, there are a couple good ones in that clip.
... Comparable to the insanity in the original article, though? Eh, not so much.
uselesstriviaJun 30, 2010
The difference is that Joe Biden only says stuff that may be considered impolite (saying "stand up" to a guy in a wheelchair), politically inopportune (the comments about hillary clinton) or somewhat boneheaded (the indian americans at 7-11 gaffe)....but he doesn't scream at the top of his lungs that Dick Cheney is a Nazi sympathizer.
gguillornJun 30, 2010
Biden is like a golden retriever that constantly bumps into the furniture. He certainly doesn't act like a proper VP, but he just cracks me up. He just says stupid things all the time with a certain genuine air about him, like he doesn't realize where he is or why he's important.
malexJun 30, 2010
You have a point, Gguillorn. Biden does have some significant political skills, but being an articulate speaker isn't among them.
Now then, would you care to comment on Republican candidate Sharron Angle's statements? (1:45 in the video.)
gguillornJun 30, 2010
I don't know the context of what she was talking about, but it seems like she's calling for a second amendment remedy to congressional incompetence, implying she thinks people ought to shoot Harry Reid. Which is clearly insane and wildly inappropriate. I just think Biden's gaffes are funny, that doesn't mean I am some sort of extremist who thinks we should assassinate politicians.
r0g3rJul 1, 2010
Did you listen to this video? One guy is saying we shouldn't feed poor children because they'll breed like stray animals!!! How can you compare that to Obama mis-speaking a number? Obama isn't perfect as a president, but no one can call him stupid. Period. On the other hand the guy who's making this whole case for why poor children should starve to death can be called on being a backwards dumb f**k all day long, because that's what he is.
exergenJun 30, 2010
Oh let the silly liberals have their fun. After November they will have to live with normal people in power again and it won't be very fun for them.Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
Remember when you predicted the same s**t for 2008?
exergenJun 30, 2010
lol no can't say that I do
whistlin' past the graveyard I see - rofl
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
Well, doesn't need to be you specifically since parroting party lines kind of renders your individual thought capacity moot.
Other people who said the exact same s**t you're saying now and who themselves are also saying that verbatim, have had their asses handed to them multiple times.
So, tip for the future, Nostradamus: don't be so smug about the future since nobody knows what will happen and if someone claims to know, they're a liar, an idiot, or both.
lormendiJun 30, 2010
If the GOP gets Congress again, it's not going to be fun for ANYBODY. They had the Presidency for 8 years, Congress for of those years, and ran the country into the f**king ground. We haven't even begun to climb out of that hole yet, and you want to give it back to them? f**k all that.
delphium226Jun 30, 2010
Yawn. Wishful Thinking and Predictions, such heavyweight debating devices.
everysamJun 30, 2010
"After November they will have to live with normal people in power again"
Has there ever been a Congress composed of normal people? In American history?
Michelle Bachmann, Ron Paul, and Alan Grayson are all polling just fine. There will be plenty of weird in 2011, I promise.
madridJun 30, 2010
SHUT THE F**K UP
kaiosamaJul 1, 2010
There's nothing normal about a party that drove the country into the ground, went to disavow itself of any wrongdoing by pretending the previous administration never existed... and are now being lead hook line and sinker by television and radio station caricatures.
I'm not mad at conservatives... I actually pity you guys.
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
Yeah, Glen Beck is about the best thing that's happened to comedy since Lenny Bruce.
midniteowlJun 30, 2010
Glen Beck is so awesome, he makes me laugh without even saying a word. Now that's acting, the schizophrenic-retarded routine is so convincing!
thedudediggsJun 30, 2010
This just shows how stupid our political media system is. It's very convenient to think that only the republicans are stupid but sadly our entire political system is filled with stupid people on both sides. I'm sick and tired of hearing the democrats call the republicans stupid hillbilly's and the republicans call the democrats dumb hippies. Grow up! Now hear is a video of a debate between a Douche and a Turd Sand which.
http://www.southparkstudios.com/clips/154582 Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
isenborgJun 30, 2010
That's funnier than an Al Gore massage!
dutchsaintJul 1, 2010
http://img227.imageshack.us/img227/704/uknowwhatf**kit.jpg
doshindudeJun 30, 2010
This is only one end of the spectrum, Dems say plenty of stupid s**t as well. Buried for being one-sided.
malexJun 30, 2010
Did you listen to the clip?
If by "stupid s**t" you mean statements that you think are wrong, then yes, Dems certainly do. This is something else, though. This is Republican representatives, media figures, and supporters claiming, for example, that the health care bill includes Death Panels. That Alaska's proximity to Russia constitutes foreign policy experience for Palin. That President Obama is a terrorist. That British Petroleum is being "victimized."
It would be pretty hard to claim a false dichotomy with the level of irrationality coming from the far-right.Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
markbaker26Jun 30, 2010
What a desperate attempt to shift focus from the White House.
lormendiJun 30, 2010
The White House that cant fart in the oval bathroom without the threat of a filibuster?
What a clever trick. Make it look like Government can't accomplish anything by dragging feet on policies the REPUBLICANS suggest, then vote 'No' or filibuster. They count on their constituency being too f**king dumb to realize this. Then, they can point at how 'ineffective' Congress has been come election time.
Conspiracy theory? Nope. It's in their playbook and they've all but admitted to it if you're paying attention.
markbaker26Jun 30, 2010
No one filibustered anything that prevented an actual response to the Gulf, yet why are we at day 72, with little to no progress? Nobody was stopping this self identified group of brilliant minds from coming up with a plan. Just today, we accepted international assistance. The kind of s**t storm that would've landed on a Conservative administration for such a response would have been insane.
I just....I'm speechless that people are still defending this guy (and you are very few) when he has nothing to offer but an excuse. What has he done? Can you name any ONE significant step being made to help the cleanup process?Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
lormendiJun 30, 2010
The gulf issue, while important, is just one issue. I am talking about the past 2 years as a whole.
Furthermore, I have to giggle at your sad fishing attempts for red herrings with this nonsense: "The kind of s**t storm that would've landed on a Conservative administration for such a response would have been insane."
Hmm, lets see. ALL the conservatives are bitching about it. Most of the libs are bitching about it. I'm bitching about it. Hell, even James f**king Carville is bitching about it.
So, quit pretending like Obama is catching a break when he isn't. I know that Glenn Beck tactic fools some people, but unlucky for you I am not one of them.
markbaker26Jun 30, 2010
Obama isn't catching a break :'(
He doesn't deserve one.
I'm not using "Glen Beck tactics"...I'm asking you a question, why don't you answer?Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
lormendiJun 30, 2010
So you are admitting your previous comment (Re: zomg if this was a conservative he'd catch a s**tstorm!) was nonsense, then? "Obama isn't catching a break, and he doesnt deserve one." Is that your amended commentary?
Now, as far as what he has done, I agree that it doesn't seem enough. What is he supposed to do? Put on his scuba gear and sit on the hole? Put on his robe and wizard hat? Summon Cthulu from the deep? I cannot answer. Nobody seems to know what to do. Especially the company who is expected to know, because its their business.
It appears a bit unseemly that he didn't accept foreign help earlier. I don't know why. However, I can imagine what we'd be hearing from the right-wingers if he had. "Oh look, Obama doesn't have any faith in American know-how or ingenuity! He's relying on those socialist Europeans to clean up the mess!"
If I were to fault him for anything, I would probably start with him not cleaning up the DOI/MMS sooner. Especially after it came to light that the MMS was having coke and sex parties with oil industry execs.
Again, stop pretending that Obama hasn't caught a lot of flack from both sides over this. It's getting old.
lormendiJun 30, 2010
By the way, I am not by any means trying to say hank Johnson is some sort of comedic genius. Again, you make the mistake of poorly misrepresenting what others are doing. My point was simply that he could not have seriously thought an island would tip over.
dougchristianJun 30, 2010
Yeah, except for all these things listed below, they've done nothing, NOTHING! Go f**k yourself Mark.
On Day One:
-Assembled a team of scientists and engineers led by Dr. Chu
-Directed BP to mobilize additional equipment and technology
-Directed BP to drill TWO relief wells for backup
Containment and Cleanup:
-Placed Coast Guard Admiral Thad Allen (40 years of experience responding to disasters) in charge of the largest environmental cleanup effort in our nation’s history
-Held BP accountable - BP has spent $3 billion so far on containment and cleanup
-30,000 personnel are working across four states to contain and cleanup the oil.
-Thousands of ships and other vessels are responding in the Gulf -Authorized the deployment of over 17,000 National Guard members along the coast to help stop the oil from coming ashore, clean beaches, train response workers, or even help with processing claims.
-Millions of gallons of oil have been removed from the water through burning, skimming, and other collection methods.
-Over five and a half million feet of boom has been laid across the water to block and absorb the approaching oil.
-Approved the construction of new barrier islands in Louisiana to try and stop the oil before it reaches the shore, and are working with Alabama, Mississippi, and Florida to implement creative approaches to their unique coastlines...
Gulf Restoration:
-Got BP to set up $20 billion fund to pay damages quickly via 3rd party management
-Committed to a long-term plan to restore the Gulf
-"Appointed Ray Mabus, the Secretary of the Navy, a former governor of Mississippi, and a son of the Gulf, to develop a long-term Gulf Coast Restoration Plan as soon as possible. The plan will be designed by states, local communities, tribes, fishermen, businesses, conservationists, and other Gulf residents. And BP will pay for the impact this spill has had on the region..."
Future Prevention:
-Established a National Commission to understand the causes of this disaster and offer recommendations on what additional safety and environmental standards we need to put in place.
-Issued a six-month moratorium on deepwater drilling
-"Secretary Salazar and I are bringing in new leadership at the (MMS) agency – Michael Bromwich, who was a tough federal prosecutor and Inspector General. His charge over the next few months is to build an organization that acts as the oil industry’s watchdog – not its partner"
-Advocating for alternative energy expansion
markbaker26Jun 30, 2010
You missed my sarcasm Lormendi..
And Doug, thanks for chimin' in and coming to your comrades aid. That long list you've copy and pasted, probably without reading, includes a lot of good stuff, but can you link any results to those efforts? Probably not.
This is a clip from last night's Anderson Cooper 360. No one is arguing this isn't BP's fault, but even the most liberal media are questioning what the hell Obama is doing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_HFRmJqebYY
Wake up pal.Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
dougchristianJun 30, 2010
Oh. You're retarded. Nevermind.
markbaker26Jun 30, 2010
A classy exit.
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
Dan Quail, nuff said....
nawlinsnedJun 30, 2010
I see your former Republican Vice President and raise you the current Democrat one:
http://www.allgreatquotes.com/joe_biden_stupid_quotes.shtml
phelyxJun 30, 2010
You lost that hand. Biden might be trying to be as clueless as Quayle, but he's a long way off. That handful of Biden quotes doesn't hold up against any 2 by Quayle.
vegetablelambJun 30, 2010
"If Lincoln were alive today, he’d roll over in his grave." --Gerald Ford
The quote is actually quite true--I'm sure were he alive today he would be rolling over in his grave as he clawed at the coffin lid gasping for breath.
picaloJun 30, 2010
no vegetablelamb you are very wrong
lincoln was the start of this entire problem (not freeing slaves that was NEVER his intention if you actually read history properly you would see it was about federal control versus state control, that was just the issue he used to win)
he started the major control of the federal system of the states rights.
if you love Lincoln so much, please PLEASE go get a camera put it in your house and give the IP to the military, considering Lincoln would have loved to keep martial law going as he tried to do so badly...Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
kareemachanJun 30, 2010
And then there's the one the NOP wanted in his place:
http://www.allgreatquotes.com/sarah_palin_stupid_quotes.shtml
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
What's funny is that most those that dugg me down probably figure I'm a liberal, but if you read my comment history you'll see that my statement of Dan Quayle might surprise some..
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
I feel sorry for Dan Quayle. He became a laughingstock for misspelling potato. Seems the bar was a lot higher back then.
13point1Jun 30, 2010
Right-wing anti-intellectualism wasn't as strong then as it is today. Now being unable to spell is practically a virtue. See: Teabagger rallies everywhere.
pintomp3Jun 30, 2010
It's not really fair to show the stupidity of Republican supporters, you can just as easily find stupid Democratic supporters. Though there really isn't a Democratic equivalent to the stupidity of Palin.
snafflepaffleJun 30, 2010
Or Limbaugh, or O'Reilly, or Beck, or Hannity or just about any conservative mouthpiece.
KingFranklinJun 30, 2010
O'Reilly really isn't a good example. He's far more moderate than people that don't ever watch him think that he is. The same can't be said for Beck, who is pretty crazy, but Hannity and Limbaugh are just extremely partisan. There are liberals that are just as partisan as those two.Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
banmenowJul 1, 2010
You mean there are worse people then O'Reilly?
picaloJun 30, 2010
they are not convservative mouthpiece, they are government mis information pawns. no matter if its republican or democratic they are both part of the NWO and should be taken control of before they control us.Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
ninjaofpatienceJun 30, 2010
The whole nwo thing was just a rumor spread by tinfoil lobbyist.
slvrbullet87Jun 30, 2010
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markbaker26Jun 30, 2010
What a desperate attempt to shift focus from the White House. And you guys can't be serious to claim Hank Johnson is some sort of comedic genius / it was a "metaphor"....I mean, really? Keep denying the failures of this current administration and passing blame to everyone else.
Day 72 of Obama Respone VS. Day 72 of Bush Response
Hypocrisy at its best.
taketheleapJun 30, 2010
American politics make me laugh... here's how our politicians take care of s**t in our country:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WvjfJ6bAi0U
chijim70Jun 30, 2010
I dugg this for the funny although I am not a partisan (nope not a libertarian either!). I do think it could have been a TON more just off the top of my head and a lot of it could have been trimmed to cut to the chase with each person speaking.
I do think you'd probably catch some democratic slips as well if you wanted to, although I have to say that while equally corrupt they tend to be much more educated and careful about what they say. This in a sense makes them more dangerous because their veil of deception is not so thin as the Republicans.
What you get then is a balance of the throw back christians (Republicans) and the modernized hip intelligent (Democrats) who as they wind in and out of the majority are still spinning the same web and keeping you all in one camp or the other praying to the false dichotomy.
Fact is it takes little research to see that both parties are nearly entirely beholden to banks and corporate interests with very little if any care for the average citizen. We as average middle class citizens are not the care nor focus of any policy of any kind. This is why the middle class is vanishing. I posted a link concerning just that point but since I'm not a power user nobody saw it so I'll post it here in hopes you guys will see that a film from 2006 predicted absolutely EVERYTHING that happened since then to now economically.
http://digg.com/business_finance/In_Debt_We_Trust_Documentary_Film_for_Free_Prophetic
America is constantly warned of certain inevitable outcomes but instead chooses to be lead around by the nose to think, do, and say whatever the small band of media outlets complicit with the banks and major corporations tell them to. Thinking their little tussle over left and right actually means anything. If anyone at all who voted for Bush because of "family values" had taken one second to research him and his family you'd have known he was in a satanic cult in college and still doing the secret handshake that he did openly for the cameras with John Kerry who was in the same cult. That alone should have put any christian or family values type off him for good; let alone told you that the parties are complicit. But it doesn't because you do what the idiot box tells you.
sheezyismeJun 30, 2010
Yahtzee!
cariboubarbiespJun 30, 2010
I'm sorry, my quote was taken out of context!
All I was saying is that due to Alaska's promixity to the narrow merry time border with The Russia, and, on that other side over there, we have The Canada, and in between, where do you think Chancellor Putin flies in if we wants some fresh Alaskan salmon? Alaska! That means my dear Bristol, Willow and even my retarded baby, Trig, have more foreign policy experience than some liberal elite "expert" down there in Washington who's studied foreign relations at some fancy-schmancy college.
picaloJun 30, 2010
hahah fail. shut up NWO
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
She is such an opportunistic tool.
akchrsJun 30, 2010
Palin Derangement Syndrome much?
13point1Jun 30, 2010
Palin Entertainment Syndrome, more like. Why don't you go chase after her like a little puppy some more? Maybe she'll even sign her book that she didn't write for you.
banmenowJul 1, 2010
Really, Putin's going to go to Alaska to work on trade agreements and border issues with Russia's Alaskan equivalent. I highly doubt that. The border between Russia and Alaska is in the middle of nowhere.
Unlike Alaska, the southern US has a very active border between the US and Mexico. Governors of these states probably have visited with the President of Mexico, and I know for a fact that the current governor of Texas has met with the Mexican President multiple times.
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
If you really want to hear stupid s**t just watch any speech made by Obama or Bush
shutthefrntdoorJun 30, 2010
Troll bait.
U mad bro?
U mad?
larssonk22Jun 30, 2010
http://i45.tinypic.com/bjdftz.jpg
dagnabbitJun 30, 2010
The quotes typically used by Repubs (57 states) are gaffes, mistakes. The quotes in these videos generally explain policy beliefs in honest terms, unfortunately for those that said them. They offer a rare glimpse into the mind of these politicians - don't feed poor people because they breed like stray animals, etc.
akchrsJun 30, 2010
"They are not minorities," the congressman said, "and they're not defective, and they're not all the things you like to insinuate that these programs are about. These are average, good American people." ~ Rep. Paul Kanjorski (Democrat)
Like this recent racist quote?Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
dagnabbitJun 30, 2010
You're already on my block list but I'll post a quick reply anyway.
Again, that's just another example of the GOP focusing on a poorly-worded statement and twisting it into something "racist". How about the real issue behind the comment - Kanjorski trying to help people fight foreclosure. Where does his opponent stand on that tiny detail?
boombyeJul 1, 2010
Sounds like he's standing up for people who have been insulted by the right for many years, from always complaining about "minorities" to ranting about the social programs that they think are about one thing and in reality don't even know the people who get to benefit from them... I know plenty of people who haven't brought thugs into the world, don't do drugs, and work, that have collected welfare, but as much as the right wants to insinuate they're what's wrong with the country, they should look at themselves in the mirror. Instead of bashing minorities or the poor and others struggling, they should realize that while many might take advantage of the system, there are many people who have no other choice that DO try and better themselves. Sometimes they live in neighborhoods which are far removed from a place to work, and usually those jobs try not to hire people from these neighborhoods because they perhaps think the same way of minorities and people who benefit from programs as the Republicans do.
banmenowJul 1, 2010
How is that racist? In fact, that seemed to be the complete opposite of racism.
fenarisJun 30, 2010
As you increase the length of time any one politician is allowed to speak, the chance for said politician to say something stupid approaches 1.
zbeastJun 30, 2010
The only "Gaff" clip was the final clip with Bush talking out the side of this face, again.
All the other clips were Government types expressing their views,
or in the case of Sara Paylan lack of understanding or any type of real intelligence.
Yes, you could call this video partisan politics but wouldn't you like to know views and thought
process of the next person running for an office thought process would be.
I use to know care what politician did, but after Bush got elected you could see how really bad
the wrong person could screw things up.
jwalk82Jun 30, 2010
Glenn Beck is a Libertarian, not a Republican.
cyberclownJun 30, 2010
What next your going to tell me the sun sets in the East.
psychoattracterJun 30, 2010
No, next we are going to tell you that it is you're, not your.
Poor uneducated liberals....
ramfire98Jun 30, 2010
"What next your going to tell me the sun sets in the East."
Its true for people like you who suffer from cranial rectal inversion.
cyberclownJun 30, 2010
Thanks for the English lesson. I knew this already. ramfire98 I'm sure you have your share of anal myopia.
scottoomcJun 30, 2010
NO, he claims to be in order to set himself apart from Rush. He is clearly NOT a libertarian.
anakastJul 1, 2010
Actually he is, but liberals like yourself don't know what a libertarian even is, you don't even known what a real liberal is.
scottoomcJul 1, 2010
I am FAR from a liberal. Im not even sure how you JUMP to such a conclusion from one comment that says nothing about my political opinion. Maybe you should look at my previous posts.
boombyeJul 1, 2010
If he's Libertarian than Alex Jones is in the NWO.
hulapopJun 30, 2010
These are only the things they say in public, imagine the unfiltered, un-edited real world these missing links live in.
bbjohnnytJun 30, 2010
Goes both ways. Quote from an attendee of an Obama Rally in Florida:
“I won’t have to worry about putting gas in my car. I won’t have to worry about paying my mortgage. You know, if I help he is going to help me.”Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
phelyxJun 30, 2010
Yeah, I've heard that ONE over and over and seen the video, etc... and yes, she's a moron. And yes, I knew that particular quote was going to show up here as a ”well, you do it too!!!!“ entry.
I don't think ONE stupid, constantly repeated quote constitutes ”it goes both ways“ very significantly, when this particular brand of Republican, conservative, Christian fundamentalist agenda grifters have made a CULTURE out of willfully ignorant nonsense.
boombyeJul 1, 2010
You can keep going back to videos like that, but by next week I'll have 5-10 more.
kennynapalmJun 30, 2010
man, i started listening to it, then i just got irritated. so i only made it 3 mins in.
buzzfriendlyJun 30, 2010
Ooops I am on the Beck bitching channel I meant to be on the iPhone bitching channel.
boombyeJul 1, 2010
grandpa get off the internet
phydeaux70Jun 30, 2010
This isn't news, both sides of the aisle do it.
However, there is a news story today about DailyKos posting inaccurate polls for their election coverage, that should be on the front page. Not that Kos did the polling mind you, but that Research2000 purposely posted polls to show increased Democrat polls and decreased Republicans.
/buried.Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
user500Jun 30, 2010
and the inaccurate polls turned out to be correct, even if so FOX manipulates poll all the time. Previous comment demonstrates Republicans say the darnest things.
picaloJun 30, 2010
both parties are the problem, i say we throw them all out and arrest every single one of them for many different infractions. and start anew with a new government and a revised (but keep the bill of rights) constitution so no politician can manipulate outdated contextually out of date words to their own will.
if you want real freedom take it back!Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
boombyeJul 1, 2010
sounds like you want to sow the seeds of chaos to pave the way for a new world order that comes and takes over america and both it's parties and supporters... maybe you'll also hold elections for an antichrist as well right? lols i'm not religious but considering tea partiers (not saying you're one) are really into that kind of revelation stuff and end time nwo conspiracies, they would probably still embrace your plan.
miffelplixJun 30, 2010
There's a difference between a misstatement of fact ("57 states"), which everyone is at one time or another is guilty of, and slander ("Obama's a terrorist").
eh123Jun 30, 2010
In the world of politics, there is no difference.
downinit369Jun 30, 2010
Maybe, but even a school child knows there are 50 states!
Closed AccountJul 3, 2010
lol, Im sure he actually thinks that. Funny enough, your thinking that is more stupid...
hakzJun 30, 2010
Ah America, you make me so depressed sometimes.
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
just half them.
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
USA - A country full of retards and it's reflected in the politics and the politicians.
This country is a third world country with a first world economy and military.
scottoomcJun 30, 2010
You make your argument ALMOST valid
slstudiosJul 1, 2010
yea, it's not really a first world economy... not if you look at the bottom line.
Closed AccountJul 3, 2010
Yes, except it absolutely is a first world economy by definition and you are totally wrong. Do yourself a favor and learn what the terms you say mean before you use them...
vykingJul 1, 2010
You must be a product of the US educational system (i.e., one of the "retards") because you totally misused the term third world.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_World
picaloJun 30, 2010
57 states huh...who else we taking over and annexing via a treaty of annexation like they forced texas to do? since texas is still under imperial rule....Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
davidhierJun 30, 2010
Cry me a f**king river.
pkmccoy99Jun 30, 2010
The people being filmed from the 7 min(ish) mark onwards are truly, truly frightening.
artworkz918Jun 30, 2010
they made a democrat list too but youtube has a limit on length of videos so....
boombyeJul 1, 2010
If you were smart, you would know there's a way to get more than 10 minutes on Youtube videos.
artworkz918Jul 2, 2010
but not the 2 plus hours you'd need for dumbass liberal comments
boombyeJul 5, 2010
since when did youtube have a 2 hour plus limit on the length of comments? now you're just plain retarded.
that doesn't even make sense, you're saying there's no way to get the 2 plus hours for dumbass liberal comments while at the same time youtube doesn't put a time limit on comments... you truly don't know what you're talking about.
Closed AccountJun 30, 2010
Stupid people say stupid things. Plenty of idiots on both sides of the aisle.
neutron7Jun 30, 2010
whos the biggest idiots though, could it be the ones who fall for all this rep vs dem puppet show.
scottoomcJun 30, 2010
I would have to say the puppet show idiots. That said, is there anyone with half a brain running our country? F the party line agenda's.
boombyeJul 1, 2010
the ones sitting back, not doing anything, laughing at those who actually try to be involved in the process of their country, but themselves have no unified voice and generally support loonies like alex jones or david icke because they know the truth that the sheep are too blind to see?
you know the ones who always have something to say, but offer no solutions other than to say we should just start from scratch while not taking into account how that would all play out..?
ubitendoJun 30, 2010
ROFL @ Obama being a homosexual, communist and islamic terrorist -- those three groups could never possibly get along.
caveJun 30, 2010
Yup, everyone with a clue knows that homos are total capitalists.