Proof, 49.7% of Missouri is too ****ing stupid to vote.The PollTracker Average shows Akin leading McCaskill by a margin of 49.7 percent to 41.3 percent.
Proof, 49.7% of Missouri is too ****ing stupid to vote.The PollTracker Average shows Akin leading McCaskill by a margin of 49.7 percent to 41.3 percent.
Ejumakashun dun make u think 2 much neway...Not surprising, given that most Republicans are against education.
That ship might have just set sail without Mr. Akin.the REALLY shocking piece of information:
The PollTracker Average shows Akin leading McCaskill by a margin of 49.7 percent to 41.3 percent.
http://www.stuff.co.nz/world/europe/7528448/British-MP-supports-AssangeBritish MP George Galloway says rape allegations against Julian Assange have no basis as sex with a sleeping woman is not rape.
They do all the time much worse than the repub's but its just suppressed by the lamestream media as part of a vast conspiracy.Are there democratic representatives that do this as well? Do I just not hear about it?
They do all the time much worse than the repub's but its just suppressed by the lamestream media as part of a vast conspiracy.
as a rule, dems tend to draw fire exclusively from the right for their comments, 'pubs from the party opposite as well as center. perhaps for the dems it's the soft bigotry of low expectations, or that 'pubs are viewed as too preachy and any deviation (real or perceived) from their lofty standards is pounced upon mercilessly.I mean... there are some dumbass liberals around, too. But am I alone in not hearing liberal political representatives out there making completely offensive and utterly ignorant remarks?
I just feel like the GOP has this special ability to make the most offensive, ridiculous and completely uneducated comments.
Are there democratic representatives that do this as well? Do I just not hear about it?
Yep, got it. I had a box of tinfoil to mail you but I'll put it back in the pantry.If I said I had all my own teeth would it help?
I'm not really referring to the general douche-baggery that goes on (name calling, subtle racism/sexism, etc.). Really what I'm talking about is the comments that are either across-the-board offensive, or completely off-the-wall stupid.but as a rule, elected officials tend to keep that **** in check. not being able or willing to should get them out, regardless of party affiliation.
So now a comedian is equivalent to a duly elected member of the House and his party's nomination for a Senate seat?as a rule, dems tend to draw fire exclusively from the right for their comments, 'pubs from the party opposite as well as center. perhaps for the dems it's the soft bigotry of low expectations, or that 'pubs are viewed as too preachy and any deviation (real or perceived) from their lofty standards is pounced upon mercilessly.
while not liberal reps, by their perceived proxies palin was repeatedly called a cunt & sandra bernhard wished she got her womb shifted by a gang of black guys. this went largely ignored by liberal reps, which is perceived as tacit approval, even if to address those remarks is undignified. (it would be off-topic to offer comment as to my own approval of these remarks; i'm just noting how offensive they are)
i do find sheila jackson lee, debbie wasserman schultz, & maxine waters to be well-springs of foot-in-mouth disease, who regularly offend reason.
as far as across-the-board offensive, there have been one-time remarks by al franken, jerry brown, jesse jackson ("cut obama's nuts off"), and more than once by marion barry & howard dean
but as a rule, elected officials tend to keep that **** in check. not being able or willing to should get them out, regardless of party affiliation.
related: http://www.salon.com/2012/08/21/todd_akin_the_man_who_knew_too_much/Republican officials just seem to end up getting caught on camera saying something INCREDIBLY offensive/racist/misogynistic/etc because they don't even know that it's bad. It's only after there was an utter sh!tstorm of controversy that they say "oops, I misspoke".
I mean, why are they trying so hard to alienate ~52% of voters?Akin said:Why aren't you guys paying attention to that horrible and inflammatory bill I co-sponsored with our VP choice earlier this year, when we stated that forcible rape (including young white girls accosted by those scary black guys in a dark alley) and incest were acceptable for federal funding of abortion, but that the milder form of rape (statutory, drunk, secretly wanted it) was not? Come on, that was a terrible thing I said and NOBODY is paying any attention to it! Here, I'll say something even more idiotic and crass and then maybe you guys'll listen...
correct.Republican officials just seem to end up getting caught on camera saying something INCREDIBLY offensive/racist/misogynistic/etc because they don't even know that it's bad. It's only after there was an utter sh!tstorm of controversy that they say "oops, I misspoke".
Kinda. Hard to explain, but... For me it's not that someone says something stupid, or in an offensive way (ie, "in chains" comment) when the underlying thought process is benign; I honestly think that lowering the regulations on banks/lenders in order to subject people to servitude-like indebtedness is a bad thing. Yes, he could have stated it differently, but overall I agree with the concept.correct.
when a democrat does it, don't hold your breath. especially a black democrat about the tea party (jim clyburn, maxine waters, charlie rangel). so, of course you haven't heard about it. why would you hear about something so largely ignored?
say, have you heard of this guy joe biden? i understand he's a real kick in the pants when he's unchained around a hot mic, the only thing cooling him down is a slurpee from one of those places run by someone w/ an indian accent. compare that to barack obama, who according to biden is very articulate, bright, & clean
obviously, i'm tired of the double standard uniquely enjoyed by black democrats wrt their racist remarks. i can't imagine a prominent white conservative would have survived the night if he had pandered in such a way (b/c as you point out below, he didn't misspeak, he was on message, knowing the demographic of the supporters in that area). to be clear, i'm not terribly outraged at biden's remarks, but the predictability to which those remarks go unnoticed by his base.Kinda. Hard to explain, but... For me it's not that someone says something stupid, or in an offensive way (ie, "in chains" comment) when the underlying thought process is benign;
shouldn't you be thankful when they say what they actually think? it's good for all of us, i believe. smoke 'em out, i say.Akin could have used any type of words he wanted with regards to "legitimate rape" (or "honest rape", as the esteemed Ron Paul has said) and it still would have been as reprehensible because the underlying concept is reprehensible.
george allen will always be remembered for that.dante said:It's why I get frustrated with politicians saying "I misspoke" or "I chose the wrong words" when it's blatantly obvious that they *didn't* misspeak, and that they chose exactly the right words (see also: Macaca).
Yep, it's just one more way the darkies are sticking it to the white man. I don't know how those poor, oppressed, Christian conservatives can go on.obviously, i'm tired of the double standard uniquely enjoyed by black democrats wrt their racist remarks.
To be clear, Biden says stupid things but nobody on either side believes he says hateful or ignorant things. That's why the dems aren't outraged and the rebups only pretend to be. It is actually a boon for the republicans as it allows them to pull out their fainting couches and pretend there is some kind of equivalency between the left and the right on this issue.to be clear, i'm not terribly outraged at biden's remarks, but the predictability to which those remarks go unnoticed by his base.
Any talk about the wording in this case is a distraction. The wording is not the problem. The problem is that this idiot believes women have magic lady parts that can distinguish between rape sperm and god fearing, procreation sperm.an unfortunately worded truth for teh lulz
oh i think they'll be all right.Yep, it's just one more way the darkies are sticking it to the white man. I don't know how those poor, oppressed, Christian conservatives can go on.
not realizing you gaffed is the very definition of ignorantTo be clear, Biden says stupid things but nobody on either side believes he says hateful or ignorant things.
the reference to redskins is due to his dad being former coach of the teamAny talk about the wording in this case is a distraction.
who's tom head? the article states he's a lubbock county judge, but cannot glean from that if he's right wing or not. is he influential? perhaps to a few hundred mouth breathers
Republicans understand that about as well as humor.To be clear, Biden says stupid things but nobody on either side believes he says hateful or ignorant things. That's why the dems aren't outraged and the rebups only pretend to be. It is actually a boon for the republicans as it allows them to pull out their fainting couches and pretend there is some kind of equivalency between the left and the right on this issue.
I mean... there are some dumbass liberals around, too. But am I alone in not hearing liberal political representatives out there making completely offensive and utterly ignorant remarks?
who is joe biden for $100 Alex?"I mean, you got the first mainstream African-American who is articulate and bright and clean and a nice-looking guy," Biden said. "I mean, that's a storybook, man."
http://www.sfgate.com/news/houston-texas/article/Texas-official-warns-of-Obama-civil-war-3807672.phpTexas official warns of Obama civil war
A Lubbock County, Texas, judge is asking for a tax increase to hire deputies for the inevitable civil war he believes would follow President Obama's re-election.
Looney Fvckin Tunes man !!
Not me, I don't want the "shower" that comes with that one.You guys are just jealous that you will never be able to receive the gift of a rape baby.
Fair.who is joe biden for $100 Alex?
"There's going to be civil war if rich people are asked to pay ~3.5% more in income taxes, therefore I'd like you ALL to pay 1.7% more in taxes to prepare for said civil war...."
I've always been told that giving is better than receivingYou guys are just jealous that you will never be able to receive the gift of a rape baby.
ted kennedy had some cute things to say about obama...but that was probably the tumor talking.So... that's it? One guy?