ROFLMAO!
To be fair, she was asking for it.
I donât think that was Talledega â that was Titmouse.
Donât worry, if itâs legitimate the brain has ways of shutting itself downâŚ
A HUGE opportunity that no one, outside of the far right and left wing media sites that make fun of the far right, is even listening to? Even my parents, who both read the newspaper and watch the news every evening, hadnât heard about this dust up. Do you really think the vast majority of American voters know or even care what the president said at the National Prayer Breakfast? Shoot, I just took a look at NBC, CBS, and ABCâs news sites. Thereâs not a word about the Prayer Breakfast. Know why? Because nobody gives a shit.
Yes, because factual comments made at a two year old prayer breakfast by the previous president is absolutely going to turn the election.
And they still think BHO is running for a third termâŚ
I was thinking Sturgis would be a good name.
Rather shreds the red-herring nicely.
jw1
Star must have been thinking about the previous presidentâs verbal and geopolitical raping.
Go read Obamaâs speech. He said noting of the sort the fringe thinks he did. He could say âIsnât it a lovely day?â (As the sheriff did in Blazing Saddles) and the response would be âUp yers Ni(CLANG!)â
Short version: the RWNJâs live in an alternate universe and they make shit up.
FFS @RichardinJax youâre essentially arguing Star Parkerâs point. Youâre saying this Christian extremist whack job and others like her should be accommodated.
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Again, did you read or listen to speech in itâs entirety?
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Based on his dodging and avoiding your post, Iâm gonna guess the answer is no.
Youâd think with him being so outraged over Pres. Obamaâs remarks, heâd at least take a few minutes and listen to the speech in itâs entirety. Goodness knows he/she has enough time to do so based on the numerous comments heâs posted over this issue the past few days. Itâs been visual rape-y.
As for this Star individual, I will never ever forget the first time I saw her and listened to her views. She was a guest host on The View and - there is no words to describe how crazy she came off. Apparently sheâs had a lot of abortions and was very promiscuous, became born-again and is now spending the remaining part of her life railing for anti-choice and is the leader of the Morality Police. A real piece of work, this one. Iâm not surprised at her over-the-top statement. And not surprised she was on Hannityâs show to promote it, itâs why they invited her in the first place.
Because of the motorcycle rally? I think the cyclists are trying to move away from the old, Palinesque, stereotypes.
By the way, you came to mind yesterday when I was listening to a podcast of an old Canadian radio horror show. In the credits, they mentioned an actor named Allen Doremus, followed shortly by a sound engineer with the last name Jessup (spelling uncertain, as the written credits I can find list only the actors). I was not aware of the literary Doremus Jessup, and had not encountered the name anywhere but here, so it caught my ear.
http://www.thenightfallproject.org/2012/03/27/nightfall-34-the-book-of-hell/
WaitâŚIâm saying what I see as THEIR tactic. I did not say I liked it or support it. But i do see it developing as THEIR tactic⌠I think the guest Hannity had on is a whack job as is Hannity himself⌠If i point out something I see it does not mean I support it.
(Parodying the popular Captain Morgan Rum TV commercial:)
Heâs got some David Farrar in 'im!
jw1
Agree, and the lengths to which they will go only exposes the extent of their extremism and desperation.
What the president spoke about was the danger of religious pride and certainty which encourages fanaticism, the need for humility before what are essentially unknowable mysteries, and the need for a healthy dose of doubt and skepticism to combat the types of zealotry which enables cruelty.
What is missing from the outraged is a sense of compassion, humility, empathy and love. And the fear of God.
MmmmâŚshredded red-herring.
Gulp!
Sorry, I intended to reply to Richard but accidentally replied to you. Maybe I messed up because Iâm still laughing about Talladega.
Edit to add: I agree with your original point, darr. Theyâve taken the derp to whole new level.
The Crusades started less than 1000 years ago. Stop spreading the â1500 years agoâ nonsense.