#201 2008-11-05 19:10:31

tojo2000 wrote:

Nice to see that Nader is still a douche.

Yeah, in this crazy world where shit changes on a dime, it's nice to know that somethings are always gonna be there for you.

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#202 2008-11-05 19:16:52

karenw wrote:

Heh. I think I'm getting to you.

Wilber doesn't like his women to have even the most rudimentary of language skills.  I'm reminded of that night in Vancouver when he was sloshed on blended Rye and I presented him with a troupe of shaved bonobos...

Ask him after a couple of drinks and he'll show you the scars.

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#203 2008-11-06 14:40:41

tojo2000 wrote:

Nice to see that Nader is still a douche.

sofaking wrote:

He's gone nuts.

Bigcat wrote:

Yeah, in this crazy world where shit changes on a dime, it's nice to know that somethings are always gonna be there for you.

I was going to let this pass; But, considering the reactions . . .  Is it the "non-politically-correct" wording here or the statement its-self that every-body seems to have a problem with?  The query seems fair enough in light of Obama's voting record (Approved wire-tapping, renewal of the PATRIOT ACT, etc.).

Mind you, I tend not to waste much time following political campaigns; So, it's (Doubt-Full, but not entirely possible) that I missed some-thing.  What exactly distinguishes Obama from McCain to warrant such jubilation over his victory?  I do recall the word "Change" being heavily brandished; But, I don't seem to recall him ever expounding on that.

No, I can-not share your laughter, Ship of Fools.

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#204 2008-11-06 15:04:16

You don't see anything wrong with a candidate for president calling the president elect "Uncle Tom"?

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#205 2008-11-06 20:20:06

I had a dream (really, I did dream it, not just for the sake of speechifying about a dream or some other wish fulfillment) about a new Obama presidency cartoon. It's a take-off on one of the posters from Driving Miss Daisy, except there's a old Boomer bitch in the back complaining about affordable healthcare and her non-existent pension/401k. They're driving to the pharmacy for one of fifteen different prescriptions. I just don't have the patience to draw and scan it, or to Photoshop it, but it should be real easy to produce.

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#206 2008-11-06 22:48:23

Bigcat wrote:

You don't see anything wrong with a candidate for president calling the president elect "Uncle Tom"?

Was I not clear?  Fucking, cheap-ass, Swazi-to-English lessons!

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#207 2008-11-07 07:16:34

Oh Dec, you're funny.

And now, a recap of the past 20 months.

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#208 2008-11-07 07:27:56

Decadence wrote:

Bigcat wrote:

You don't see anything wrong with a candidate for president calling the president elect "Uncle Tom"?

Was I not clear?  Fucking, cheap-ass, Swazi-to-English lessons!

I guess I'm just dense but, no. It read as a bunch of babble mostly. try RosettaStone.

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#209 2008-11-07 08:37:28

Bigcat wrote:

Decadence wrote:

Bigcat wrote:

You don't see anything wrong with a candidate for president calling the president elect "Uncle Tom"?

Was I not clear?  Fucking, cheap-ass, Swazi-to-English lessons!

I guess I'm just dense but, no. It read as a bunch of babble mostly. try RosettaStone.

Don't worry.  Dec is struggling to enter the ninth circle of obsurantism and radicalism-as-self-imagery.  Ralph was, well, just ralphing.  His choice of wording is much like Ann Coulter -- geared to try to ge a rise.  Otherwise, he wouldn't be able to get a camera pointed at him any more.  His "query" was hardly that.  At best rhetorical, it was not a query at all but a plea for attention.

Characterize him as you will, remember that Obama was labeled a socialist, a marxist, the most liberal senator, a redistributionist and a terrorist-loving radical.  To charge off to the left would be quixotic, and to engage in the kind of hyperbole that some find enchanting and romantic would be to waste a great opportunity.  So fuck me.  Please.

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#210 2008-11-07 08:49:28

It must be that decadence and nadir (see wut i did thar?) simply aren't familiar with the weight that the Uncle Tom term carries. This, alongside the n-bomb, are probably the only two terms that will inflame almost any black person--surgeon, teacher, whatever--to the point of blind anger. Nader appears not to know what that means.

Big ups for Shepard Smith, though. Goddamnit, he's growing on me.

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