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27 Nov 2007, 5:12 pm

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How about, "You know you're a left-wing nutjob when you...

take Cindy Sheehan seriously."

Sounds good, but it would be better to make a new thread.


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27 Nov 2007, 5:30 pm

You may be a right wing nut job if you know who Cindy Sheehan is.

(Rush Limbaugh is just a fat old windbag)



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27 Nov 2007, 6:39 pm

pandabear wrote:
You may be a right wing nut job if you know who Cindy Sheehan is.

(Rush Limbaugh is just a fat old windbag)


Just remember, Michael Moore wrote the book on stupid white men. It's called "Stupid White Men", by Michael Moore.



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27 Nov 2007, 6:44 pm

isnt rush limbaugh a pill popper. heres an idea lets give a drug addict a radio station



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27 Nov 2007, 8:26 pm

Well, that book must have been about Rush Limbaugh then.

You may be a right wing nutjob if you find Ann Coulter to be hot.

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27 Nov 2007, 10:17 pm

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Wow, you don't? My respect for your intelligence just took a hit.

How about, "You know you're a left-wing nutjob when you...

take Cindy Sheehan seriously."


Eh, that's not funny. That is sort of sick. My understanding is she is direly upset at the loss of her son.



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27 Nov 2007, 11:04 pm

Yeah, Cindy's so upset at losing her son she didn't take a break from her constant campaigning to buy him a tombstone - until the story broke, and then she bought him one in two days.

Face it. She's a hypocritical maniac who's been basically outcast from her family for aforementioned mania, and she's happily exploiting her son's death to advance her anti-American agenda.



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28 Nov 2007, 12:14 am

I have a simple question for you Mc Jeff:

Have you ever thought about how you living a posh life can affect everyone who doesn't benefit from the same luxuries or political entitlements that you had so fortunately been endowed with? And with the power that you possess, would you not use it to help those less fortunate than you? Have you ever really pondered how many human lives it takes to keep the average American happy in a world like today? Just think about it...



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28 Nov 2007, 12:53 am

I will answer this for the fun of it, partially because I know I come from a very different ideological background than yours. These questions are economic and on the political compass, I got an 8.25 and you, Averick, got a -5.75 which means that there is a 14 point difference in our economic beliefs.

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Have you ever thought about how you living a posh life can affect everyone who doesn't benefit from the same luxuries or political entitlements that you had so fortunately been endowed with?

Sure I have, it is called economics. If I have wealth then if I purchase then a good has to be produced, and this often means that somebody has to produce the good, which means that a job of some form is born or maintained. Beyond that, my individual wealth is doing little, unless I am investing it somewhere. As for the political entitlements, well, that depends on how we define political entitlements and all sorts of issues that between different political views almost come down to definition(you might insert war somewhere or wage slavery and I would argue that the idea is bad conception of what is going on).

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And with the power that you possess, would you not use it to help those less fortunate than you?

I would use some of it. The issue is that most of us don't really know to use it well. In fact, I think it likely that you don't use your power well either.

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Have you ever really pondered how many human lives it takes to keep the average American happy in a world like today?

Lives it takes? I suppose you mean hours of work and perhaps some health cost? I would think a lot really given the increasing amount of outsourcing and other importing as well, due to the large amount of wealth in the US compared to the rest of the world. I mean, high GDP per capita here and low wages over there means that in order for us to use our per capita, we must be giving them a lot of hours. I guess, if I interpreted it more literally like McJeff then I would run into greater problems, as killing is in political demand more than economic demand.



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28 Nov 2007, 2:05 am

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Have you ever really pondered how many human lives it takes to keep the average American happy in a world like today?


This question is so far... out there, for lack of a better term, that I don't even know how to begin answering it, and thus, can't address the question. Please explain how you connect the high standard of living in America to people in other countries dying.



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28 Nov 2007, 9:14 am

Averick wrote:
I have a simple question for you Mc Jeff:

Have you ever thought about how you living a posh life can affect everyone who doesn't benefit from the same luxuries or political entitlements that you had so fortunately been endowed with?

Ah, ye olde guilt trip... "How dare you have things (you've worked for) that others don't!"
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And with the power that you possess, would you not use it to help those less fortunate than you? Have you ever really pondered how many human lives it takes to keep the average American happy in a world like today? Just think about it...


Good for you, Averick. If not for your selfless words here, Mc_Jeff may never have realized that some people in the world have less than he does. And shame on him, right? Shame, shame, shame!

:roll: Okay, don't keep us in suspense in longer, where do we send the money?


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28 Nov 2007, 9:17 am

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Wow, you don't? My respect for your intelligence just took a hit.

How about, "You know you're a left-wing nutjob when you...

take Cindy Sheehan seriously."


Eh, that's not funny. That is sort of sick. My understanding is she is direly upset at the loss of her son.


:lol: Ya, it almost ruins the fun of being a whiney, incoherent C-list celebrity.


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28 Nov 2007, 12:37 pm

Mc_Jeff wrote:
Yeah, Cindy's so upset at losing her son she didn't take a break from her constant campaigning to buy him a tombstone - until the story broke, and then she bought him one in two days.

Face it. She's a hypocritical maniac who's been basically outcast from her family for aforementioned mania, and she's happily exploiting her son's death to advance her anti-American agenda.


Standard right wing noise. A mother loses her son, questions the reasons he was sent to die in a foreign land, and so she must be discredited. Just like all the members of the military that have said the obvious. They must be branded the enemy within, and they become the 'reason' for failure - not bad decisions made at the top.



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28 Nov 2007, 2:21 pm

monty wrote:
Mc_Jeff wrote:
Yeah, Cindy's so upset at losing her son she didn't take a break from her constant campaigning to buy him a tombstone - until the story broke, and then she bought him one in two days.

Face it. She's a hypocritical maniac who's been basically outcast from her family for aforementioned mania, and she's happily exploiting her son's death to advance her anti-American agenda.


Standard right wing noise. A mother loses her son, questions the reasons he was sent to die in a foreign land, and so she must be discredited. Just like all the members of the military that have said the obvious. They must be branded the enemy within, and they become the 'reason' for failure - not bad decisions made at the top.


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28 Nov 2007, 3:48 pm

You think Laura Ingram is really attractive.


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28 Nov 2007, 4:48 pm

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Being presented in cartoon form doesn't make the Liberal Loony Logic any less incoherent.