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Ann Coulter made the internet angry, and it retaliated

(m)Ann Coulter is a flaming, nut bag, right wing bitch. I have no idea why people keep giving her a chance to be human. She's not. She embodies everything wrong with politics these days, and as a woman, I'm disgusted that she pretends to be one. Worse than Beck, Hannity, and all the other right wing nut screechers out there.


I can't help but think her behavior is some teen movie stereotype where a woman tries to earn acceptance in a man's world by acting tougher than the men.

Except replace "man's world" with "conservative world" and "tougher" with "crazier".

Race to the bottom...
 
Because we can hate on a right wing person. There aren't many threads of that.

Yes I've seen a dozen Michelle Obama altered pictures, and, tacky as that is, some are quite funny. Some are very racist.

At least we can all agree with Ann that no one should care about some worthless Africans.
 
(m)Ann Coulter is a flaming, nut bag, right wing bitch. I have no idea why people keep giving her a chance to be human. She's not. She embodies everything wrong with politics these days, and as a woman, I'm disgusted that she pretends to be one. Worse than Beck, Hannity, and all the other right wing nut screechers out there.

Because she represents to many what they want to be.
 
Well, I am a conservative woman. It is more respect then idolize though. Those poor girls stolen from their school and held by that Muslim man is sad, not having respect and admiration for a brilliant person who has also sold more than 3 million books so has many fans. Perhaps not here, but out there.
Ann graduated from Cornell (the real one, not Keith Oberman's Cornell Agriculture School) in 1984. Her JD is from the University of Michigan.
And thank you for the compliment. I like to think so too.

You seem to be under the mistaken impression that Boko Haram is one person. It's not. It's a Muslim extremist group that has been officially designated a terrorist group led by a man named Abubakar Shekau, and is known for attacking Christians, moderate Muslims, and various government targets. Their stated goals are the establishment of a pure Islamic state ruled by sharia law and the halting of so-called "Westernization".

Ann Coulter took a tragic incident involving the kidnapping of over two hundred helpless girls and tried to politicize it according to her warped vision of the world, and it backfired on her spectacularly. As far as I'm concerned anyone who downplays the severity of this situation by trying to make it about politics deserves whatever they get. I didn't much like Coulter before this, but this incident has cemented my opinion of her as a troll. Those girls are helpless, terrified, have been forced to do God knows what in order to just survive, and Coulter thinks it's okay to downplay that? No, just... no. Ann Coulter is a horrible excuse for a human being, and that's just a fact at this point.
 
At least we can all agree with Ann that no one should care about some worthless Africans.

Ann Coulter doesn't even think Canadians are human beings, so why should she care about some darkies? Especially if that first lady tries to show some concern. She sure showed that humanitarian campaign, eh?
 
You seem to be under the mistaken impression that Boko Haram is one person. It's not.

She also seems to be - in another thread - under the mistaken impression that Al-Azhar University is one man. Go figure...

It's a Muslim extremist group that has been officially designated a terrorist group led by a man named Abubakar Shekau, and is known for attacking Christians, moderate Muslims, and various government targets.

Fun fact: back on February 1st, if memory serves, they murdered a Salafi preacher (and his wife and son) who was their most outspoken Muslim critic in Nigeria. Yes, that means Boko Haram is so thoroughly nuts that they disgust even the Salafis!

Their stated goals are the establishment of a pure Islamic state ruled by sharia law and the halting of so-called "Westernization".

It´s all in the name, by the way - "Boko Haram" means "Western lifestyle (or Western education) is a sin".

No, I´m not an expert of this matter - I just worked with one for a year.
 
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As for Coulter, she's a professional troll. Can't knock her hustle.


And very good at it. She is a carefully crafted parody of herself. If it wasn't for the loathsome, diseased worldview she promotes one would almost have to respect her dedication to her persona.

She makes a good living from it. I guess that justifies it in many peoples' minds. Unfortunately every time she opens her mouth in public she subtracts a little from the collective intelligence of everyone who hears her.

This isn't a problem for those who are not fooled by her antics, but the people who support her don't have a lot to spare.
 
With Hillary, now Kerry and Obama, there is no doubt in my mind that they have a different interpretation of "terrorists". That is one reason for the mess we are in now, internationally. Even our allies are laughing.

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Would you mind elaborating on this just a bit?

What, exactly, do you believe this "different interpretation of "terrorists"" to be?

How, exactly, is it responsible "for the mess we are in now, internationally."

Why, exactly, is this "different interpretation of "terrorists"" making our allies laugh.

Under earlier administrations the definition of "terrorist" was twisted into an interpretation which meant 'anyone who doesn't like the U.S. and is small enough to bully'.

This elicited different reactions from our allies, but I doubt very much that laughter was among them.

The terrorists probably got a few giggles (and the occasional guffaw) out of it, though. It was like a free recruiting campaign for them.
 
What was Coulter's point here? That some Nigerian girls were kidnapped, an international response was formed to bring pressure to get them safely released and...

Coulter found that annoying? Seriously?

What I take from it is that she thinks Islamists kidnapping underage girls and threatening to sell them into slavery is less objectionable than people speaking out against it.
 
Would you mind elaborating on this just a bit?

What, exactly, do you believe this "different interpretation of "terrorists"" to be?

How, exactly, is it responsible "for the mess we are in now, internationally."

Why, exactly, is this "different interpretation of "terrorists"" making our allies laugh.

Under earlier administrations the definition of "terrorist" was twisted into an interpretation which meant 'anyone who doesn't like the U.S. and is small enough to bully'.

This elicited different reactions from our allies, but I doubt very much that laughter was among them.

The terrorists probably got a few giggles (and the occasional guffaw) out of it, though. It was like a free recruiting campaign for them.

Ever notice how when a president or the government is doing something cons don't like, our allies are "laughing" at us. But when a president does do something they like, and when our allies object, suddenly they say "who care's about world opinion, this is Murica, we can do what we want"?
 
Ever notice how when a president or the government is doing something cons don't like, our allies are "laughing" at us. But when a president does do something they like, and when our allies object, suddenly they say "who care's about world opinion, this is Murica, we can do what we want"?

GW Bush - post September 11
 
It´s all in the name, by the way - "Boko Haram" means "Western lifestyle (or Western education) is a sin".

No, I´m not an expert of this matter - I just worked with one for a year.

True, but most people don't speak Hausa here, I'm sure, so I elaborated for our "laboring under a vast misapprehension" friend over there.

To get back on the subject; while I'm sure Ms. Coulter did not get the reaction she expected, I'm sure she's probably crowing about the fact that she's getting attention at all. Morrigan's right; if we could make this waste of human skin disappear into obscurity the world would be a much better place as far as I'm concerned.
 
True, but most people don't speak Hausa here, I'm sure, so I elaborated for our "laboring under a vast misapprehension" friend over there.

To get back on the subject; while I'm sure Ms. Coulter did not get the reaction she expected, I'm sure she's probably crowing about the fact that she's getting attention at all. Morrigan's right; if we could make this waste of human skin disappear into obscurity the world would be a much better place as far as I'm concerned.


I'm pretty sure she got exactly the reaction she expected. It was probably the reaction she intended to get.
 

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