OT: Obama is dumber than a box of rocks

[gandalf]

casca, I speak for myself. shadowfacts is some other Pigg. Not that it matters.

I want to point out here you haven’t actually included any FACTS in your Obama criticisms. Piggington’s motto: “In God We Trust, Everyone Else Bring Data.” Encourage you to post all the criticism you want, anything of merit. Anytime you like. Rezko was a good start. I’ll agree with you there.

So far, your rants have consisted of yammering, hate-filled bile, constipated partisan noise, unpatriotic attacks on fellow Americans (people who don’t think like you), and RACIST assertions about Obama, affirmative action and uppity black men from Harvard who have no education and have never had a job. It’s out of line.

Also, don’t go tossing out that line that you and the Republican Party are the Great Protectors of America and everybody else is a traitor. That’s a pile of fake-patriot bullshit. We’re all Americans here. All of us have skin in the game. Most of us have some pretty particular ideas about what’s going on right now.

With the Obama rants, post anything you want. Try to keep it factual, don’t be racist. With foreign-policy, most of us agree the threat posed by AQ is grave and urgent. If you have some experience in this area — raise the bar and contribute something to the discussion.

[Shadowfax]

Casca: For the record, gandalf is a guy and I, Shadofax, am a woman. Apparently we are both Tolkien fans. And we seem to agree on a lot of things–I also share some common ground with AFF and Urbanrealtor (Dan). We are not all “clones” of each othere here to infiltrate the debate.

I am still waiting for you to “bring it.” The data that is….punk.

[Shadowfax]

Casca: For the record, gandalf is a guy and I, Shadofax, am a woman. Apparently we are both Tolkien fans. And we seem to agree on a lot of things–I also share some common ground with AFF and Urbanrealtor (Dan). We are not all “clones” of each othere here to infiltrate the debate.

I am still waiting for you to “bring it.” The data that is….punk.

[Shadowfax]

Casca: For the record, gandalf is a guy and I, Shadofax, am a woman. Apparently we are both Tolkien fans. And we seem to agree on a lot of things–I also share some common ground with AFF and Urbanrealtor (Dan). We are not all “clones” of each othere here to infiltrate the debate.

I am still waiting for you to “bring it.” The data that is….punk.

[Shadowfax]

Casca: For the record, gandalf is a guy and I, Shadofax, am a woman. Apparently we are both Tolkien fans. And we seem to agree on a lot of things–I also share some common ground with AFF and Urbanrealtor (Dan). We are not all “clones” of each othere here to infiltrate the debate.

I am still waiting for you to “bring it.” The data that is….punk.

[Shadowfax]

Casca: For the record, gandalf is a guy and I, Shadofax, am a woman. Apparently we are both Tolkien fans. And we seem to agree on a lot of things–I also share some common ground with AFF and Urbanrealtor (Dan). We are not all “clones” of each othere here to infiltrate the debate.

I am still waiting for you to “bring it.” The data that is….punk.

[urbanrealtor]

I am a clone.
I was cultivated from the tumor on Casca’s arm.

By the way, while I don’t think you are clones, is there some sort of subtext here?

Mithrandir riding Shadofax or something?

Also, does or does not Shadowfax sound like some new product from HP or Brother?

Finally Casca, you have suggested that liberals are communists without guns. Again, I don’t understand what about my beliefs are communist. Nothing I believe in is of a communist nature. Also, there are communist political parties in democracies and they do not use guns nor do they resemble liberals in the United States. Have you been to a communist country? It does not sound like you have.

Also, while I agree that military deserve great respect for the risks they take and the sacrifices they make, the fact is that we still live in a democracy. In the Civil war, Lincoln was supported by the voting majority (which included the military). If the voting majority (including the military electorate) elects leaders based on a desire for change in foreign policy, is that unpatriotic? I thought our country was constructed to place the military subordinate and subservient to a civilian government. There are some countries where that is reversed. Pakistan and Burma come to mind. Do you think our country would be more patriotic or better if the military were in charge?

What exactly do you find ignorant on the part of the American people (I believe you mentioned history and culture)?

[urbanrealtor]

I am a clone.
I was cultivated from the tumor on Casca’s arm.

By the way, while I don’t think you are clones, is there some sort of subtext here?

Mithrandir riding Shadofax or something?

Also, does or does not Shadowfax sound like some new product from HP or Brother?

Finally Casca, you have suggested that liberals are communists without guns. Again, I don’t understand what about my beliefs are communist. Nothing I believe in is of a communist nature. Also, there are communist political parties in democracies and they do not use guns nor do they resemble liberals in the United States. Have you been to a communist country? It does not sound like you have.

Also, while I agree that military deserve great respect for the risks they take and the sacrifices they make, the fact is that we still live in a democracy. In the Civil war, Lincoln was supported by the voting majority (which included the military). If the voting majority (including the military electorate) elects leaders based on a desire for change in foreign policy, is that unpatriotic? I thought our country was constructed to place the military subordinate and subservient to a civilian government. There are some countries where that is reversed. Pakistan and Burma come to mind. Do you think our country would be more patriotic or better if the military were in charge?

What exactly do you find ignorant on the part of the American people (I believe you mentioned history and culture)?

[urbanrealtor]

I am a clone.
I was cultivated from the tumor on Casca’s arm.

By the way, while I don’t think you are clones, is there some sort of subtext here?

Mithrandir riding Shadofax or something?

Also, does or does not Shadowfax sound like some new product from HP or Brother?

Finally Casca, you have suggested that liberals are communists without guns. Again, I don’t understand what about my beliefs are communist. Nothing I believe in is of a communist nature. Also, there are communist political parties in democracies and they do not use guns nor do they resemble liberals in the United States. Have you been to a communist country? It does not sound like you have.

Also, while I agree that military deserve great respect for the risks they take and the sacrifices they make, the fact is that we still live in a democracy. In the Civil war, Lincoln was supported by the voting majority (which included the military). If the voting majority (including the military electorate) elects leaders based on a desire for change in foreign policy, is that unpatriotic? I thought our country was constructed to place the military subordinate and subservient to a civilian government. There are some countries where that is reversed. Pakistan and Burma come to mind. Do you think our country would be more patriotic or better if the military were in charge?

What exactly do you find ignorant on the part of the American people (I believe you mentioned history and culture)?

[urbanrealtor]

I am a clone.
I was cultivated from the tumor on Casca’s arm.

By the way, while I don’t think you are clones, is there some sort of subtext here?

Mithrandir riding Shadofax or something?

Also, does or does not Shadowfax sound like some new product from HP or Brother?

Finally Casca, you have suggested that liberals are communists without guns. Again, I don’t understand what about my beliefs are communist. Nothing I believe in is of a communist nature. Also, there are communist political parties in democracies and they do not use guns nor do they resemble liberals in the United States. Have you been to a communist country? It does not sound like you have.

Also, while I agree that military deserve great respect for the risks they take and the sacrifices they make, the fact is that we still live in a democracy. In the Civil war, Lincoln was supported by the voting majority (which included the military). If the voting majority (including the military electorate) elects leaders based on a desire for change in foreign policy, is that unpatriotic? I thought our country was constructed to place the military subordinate and subservient to a civilian government. There are some countries where that is reversed. Pakistan and Burma come to mind. Do you think our country would be more patriotic or better if the military were in charge?

What exactly do you find ignorant on the part of the American people (I believe you mentioned history and culture)?

[urbanrealtor]

I am a clone.
I was cultivated from the tumor on Casca’s arm.

By the way, while I don’t think you are clones, is there some sort of subtext here?

Mithrandir riding Shadofax or something?

Also, does or does not Shadowfax sound like some new product from HP or Brother?

Finally Casca, you have suggested that liberals are communists without guns. Again, I don’t understand what about my beliefs are communist. Nothing I believe in is of a communist nature. Also, there are communist political parties in democracies and they do not use guns nor do they resemble liberals in the United States. Have you been to a communist country? It does not sound like you have.

Also, while I agree that military deserve great respect for the risks they take and the sacrifices they make, the fact is that we still live in a democracy. In the Civil war, Lincoln was supported by the voting majority (which included the military). If the voting majority (including the military electorate) elects leaders based on a desire for change in foreign policy, is that unpatriotic? I thought our country was constructed to place the military subordinate and subservient to a civilian government. There are some countries where that is reversed. Pakistan and Burma come to mind. Do you think our country would be more patriotic or better if the military were in charge?

What exactly do you find ignorant on the part of the American people (I believe you mentioned history and culture)?

[anxvariety]

What a perfect matchup for maximum divisiveness… The people, candidates, and those running off through the smokescreen with our livelihood.

[anxvariety]

What a perfect matchup for maximum divisiveness… The people, candidates, and those running off through the smokescreen with our livelihood.

[anxvariety]

What a perfect matchup for maximum divisiveness… The people, candidates, and those running off through the smokescreen with our livelihood.

[anxvariety]

What a perfect matchup for maximum divisiveness… The people, candidates, and those running off through the smokescreen with our livelihood.

[Author]

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