Black Helicopters Over Nashville

[leftysergeant]

I'm curious, lefty...how do you justify accidentally killing a young woman by driving off a bridge while drunk, then swimming out of the car and going to a hotel instead of trying to get help, then comfortably eating breakfast the next morning before finally reporting the crime?



EDIT: This is not a tu quoque sparring attempt. Lefty brought it up and I want to hear what defense he offers.

I have no dog in that fight. I dopn't vote in Mass. Kennedy, aside from one drunk night, was not actively engaged in selling the assets of the country to the corporations. He was never an enemy of what I saw as real American values. I wish that the people of his state would have found a better senator.

He was still a better man than Larry Craig, David "Diapers" Vitter or Jesse Helms.

I just don't give a rat's.

 

[Sporanox]

I have no dog in that fight. I dopn't vote in Mass. Kennedy, aside from one drunk night, was not actively engaged in selling the assets of the country to the corporations. He was never an enemy of what I saw as real American values. I wish that the people of his state would have found a better senator.

He was still a better man than Larry Craig, David "Diapers" Vitter or Jesse Helms.

I just don't give a rat's.

Okay, I see. It wouldn't come up with his name every time if he had apologized for it, I think...

 

[fuelair]

you consider right-wingers to be stupid peasants?

that's not very nice. you are talking about fellow Americans, ya know.

Hey, he knows his people!! I'll take his word for it........

 

[MaGZ]

Never mind Sarah Palin and the tricornered hats. The tea-party movement is dominated by conspiracist kooks.

By Jonathan Kay | Newsweek Web Exclusive Feb 9, 2010

Black helicopters are passé. Triangle aircraft are the current thing.

 

[MaGZ]

I just quoted this on another thread, but it seems appropriate here. Peter Rothberg of The Nation recently wrote:


(Sorry no linky. It was an e-mail to their e-mail subscribers talking about what's in the next issue or something like that.)

Same old paranoia.

Birchers, Birthers, I think I see a connection.

 

[Cynic]

*bump*

I'd still like to hear how registering www.chicagoteaparty.com in August of 2008 affects theprestige's opinion of whether or not the Tea Party movement was or wasn't a reaction to Obama's imminent election.