Mr. Madison, what you've just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul. -- Principal in
Billy Madison
Monday, July 12, 2004
Keep it up junior
It’s fun making a fool out of you...the spamming troll that you are.
Too bad sprout.
Let’s put a couple things together…
It’s kind of long for this front page, so you’ll have to click on the link below.....
....like...now…
OK. Let’s just say that I am a fan of Michael Moore (as in, eating more, weighing more, etc.) To match up with his belief system, I would need to believe the following:
1. The voting in Florida was meaningless, and the recounts that showed, again and again, that Bush still won the popular vote were all fixed by the Republicans and the Supreme Court. Also, the discounting of all the military absentee ballots was the right thing to do, even though the 20 or 30 ballots that were disputed because of race was wrong. Add to that the fact that Jeb Bush made sure that the electoral votes went to my brother, even though he recused himself the day after the election. In addition to all of that, Article II of the COTUS was broken because the United States Congress didn’t intervene when the SCOTUS told the Florida Supreme Court that there was an Equal Protection problem with counting only some of the ballots. Lastly, only the ballots in heavily Democratic counties needed to be recounted, as there were no errors in the western Panhandle region, where many of the mostly Republican voters decided not to vote because major media called Florida for Gore before the voting was over.
2. Bush was the most unpopular President ever, barraged with riots during his Inaguration...riots representing all of outraged America. He was a total failure at governing, passing only a tax cut that favored the rich. The poor paid for this tax cut. Then, after losing the Senate because of his desire to soak the poor, he left Washington to set up 9-11.
3. Bush is so idiotic that he staged 9-11, got the bin Ladins out of the country, sat and waited while the WTC burned, then immediately ordered the invasion of Iraq. However, the attacks on the WTC weren’t that important...it was all part of Bush’s plan to enrich Halliburton by giving them billion-dollar reconstruction contracts and build a pipeline across Afghanistan (note the date...Bush is not only an idiot...he’s clairvoyant!)
4. Bush personally killed 860 soldiers and purposefully bombed civilians, civilians that were having a peaceful life under a just government. They don’t want us there, nor does the military believe in the cause(read the WHOLE thing, not just the spin, which was parroted by the Weekly World Socialist News).
5. Bush personally ordered soldiers to abuse the innocent Iraqis that were at the military prison, and the innocents at Guantanimo Bay.
6. Bush is Hitler.
You have to, in short, suspend reality and the presence of actual fact to believe like Moore does. You have to reject capitalism, embrace socialism, and mistrust everything related to the present Administration, to the point of paranoia, to believe all of the above points.
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Criminals for Kerry
Saw this over at Sipidation’s site and it just made me cringe:
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. June 23, 2004 — A Democratic group crucial to John Kerry’s presidential campaign has paid felons some convicted of sex offenses, assault and burglary to conduct door-to-door voter registration drives in at least three election swing states.
And just what information did they collect?
They gather telephone numbers and other personal information, such as driver’s license numbers or partial Social Security numbers
Now, I don’t know if I am knee-jerking or not, but I think convicted sex-offenders and burglars just shouldn’t have access to people’s addresses and socials, but maybe that is just me.
DISCLAIMER: Yes, I realize the URL is from Free Republic, a site I tend to avoid like the plague, but that doesn’t mean it is wrong.
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Conservations with James
"Who is James?”, I hear you ask.
Simple, James is my little brother, who, for most of his 21 years, has been just a little to the left of the junior senator from Massachusettes. Just how that happened is a story for another time, suffice it to say, however, James is beginning to see the light. What follows is an excerpt from a recent AIM conversation I had with him:
James: I’ve been thinking.
Me: There you go thinking again.
James: No, I’m completely serious.
Me: Not quite sure how to respond to that, other than to say what have you been thinking about?
James: About the 2004 Election.
Me: I already know your thoughts on the 2004 Election, and I already know who you are going to vote for, you’ve come right and said who you are voting for and why.
James: I have changed my mind.
Me: Why?
James: Some of the things you’ve said, some of the things mom has said. But mostly because I don’t think Kerry can be trusted to keep the United States safe.
Me: “Any man who is under 30, and is not a liberal, has not heart; and any man who is over 30, and is not a conservative, has no brains.” -Sir Winston Churchill.
You’re just ahead of the curve, James.
James: Heh.
Kevin, converting the leftists of this country, one person at a time.
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