tvashtarkatena

If you were wealthy and famous you probably wouldn't have to pork your sisters in law.

God, how I hate nostalgic geek humor.

That's a-c-c-e-p-t, genius. You've gotta stop hanging around that stove-top she-groupie--you used to possess a modest intellect. There are still some significant dynamics at work, but while I wouldn't rule McCain out yet I'm starting to think you should have taken that bet. \\ Groupie...now there's a telling word. You know you love me, FW. I knew what the outcome of the election was going to be when I ignored your secret bromance worship humiliation hike fantasy. Since you've been wrong on virtually every issue since I first logged on here, I figured such a bet would be shooting a coelacanth in a barrel. Now, think about this. Hand feeding me while wearing a tutu? Come on, dude. It's the 21st century; make peace with your sexuality. If I'm going to be one of your new ruling class, I'll need you to keep it platonic. There are some needs a ruling class just cannot be expected to meet. As for the election, I know, you're just figuring things out now, but kooks typically need a little lag time. In contrast, I predicted a landslide months ago. It's no wonder why you've got a man crush on me.

Twice as much money.

Save it. They're gonna win. Except Satan into your heart.

Obama's got a tanker load of money to spend before election day. Get used to it.

Dang, Homer, anyone who doesn't agree with Obama's policies MUST be a racist...you get brownie points for smarts! You're as dumb as a fucking post. Or as one of your posts. Same same.

Oh, and while I'm giving you a much needed ass raping with a splintery telephone pole (poll?), it's obvious that you subscribe to the 'hero activist' theory of history. MLK just swooped in, cuz he was so fucking cool, and FORCED the gubmint to change its ways. MLK was one part of a huge, many decades long movement, which finally achieved success because, not in spite of, political realities. By the time the Civil Rights Act was passed, most of the country was already for it because of the efforts of many thousands of activists over many years acting, at times, in concert. The end game was to change the system we had, not invent or wish for a new one we would never have.

Give it a try. Don't need it, whiny. With all that $$$ I've made in real estate over the years, I can afford to incorporate proper fibre in my diet.

Hardly ... they both sucked. A couple of months ago KZOK had a comedian on the Bob and Tom show who compared this election to having to cut off your leg ... the only choice you have is whether to cut it off above or below the knee. They are both poster children of a defunct, good ol' boy, two party political system in dire need of a real strong third party challenge. We've got the world we've got. Get used to it, get off your whiny fucking ass, and do something about it within the confines of the reality you were dealt. good thing Martin Luther King and Nelson Mandela didn't just "get used to it" or work "within the confines of the reality" they were dealt see you at the poles Actually, that's exactly what MLK did. Instead of sitting on his ass complaining and wishing for something that would never be, he got up off of his ass and got to work. Everything MLK did, all the organizing, protesting, speaking; was constitutional and designed to move public opinion and the political establishment towards his point of view. It was designed to move the system we had in the direction he wanted. It worked, partially, anyway. The Mandela comparison is, of course, ridiculous on its face; South Africa was a completely different country than our own; it wasn't even a democracy, per se. Still, Pic Botha eventually sat down with Mandela. He (not Mandela) then decided it was time to start dismantling apartheid and accept the inevitable future for his country. The health of our democracy has nothing to do with 'our system', or the lack of a magical third party. There are third parties, in fact; it's just that the public doesn't give a shit about them. Know why not? Because they fucking suck. No, it's not about third parties. It's about us. It's our core values and how we practice them that determines whether or not we have a just, fair, and democratic society, not whether or not Ralph Nader or Ron Paul or whoever the pipe dream de jour is will come swooping down from Heaven to magically transform our planet to a loving, caring Ecotopia. The dullards who sit around in cafe's wishing for such a revolution are essentially volunteering to do nothing of substance to actually fix what ails us. They are one of humanity's least valuable and most abundant commodities. Oh, BTW, it's 'polls'. 'Poles' are what nekkit wymyn dance around.

For most of this century in Seattle, it's been cheaper to rent a home than to buy. The difference could have been saved for the kids' college, or saved for the parent's retirement. Well apparently more people responded to "financial freedom", "American Dream", "ownership society", "independence", "ever increasing value", etc, etc. Whodathunk? No, dumbshit. More people responded to making a PILE more money buying than renting over time. WAY FUCKING MORE MONEY. And then some. And then some more. And yes, current downturn already factored in. The smart folks in Seattle bought when they could, rented out rooms for the first few years, made cost effective improvements to increase value, snagged the deductions/tax breaks, and enjoyed hefty capital appreciation. The dumb one's sat around and moped about the horrors of capitalism to their fellow renter roommates. Before the nightly 'who stole my yogurt' discussion, of course.

US support of Israel is not some kind of Jewish conspiracy, you pile of steaming castrada. US supports Israel because they've been one of our staunchest allies in a region that otherwise hates our fucking guts. Support of Israel is, with a few exceptions, across the board in Congress, regardless of ethnicity. With the US winning the world's unpopularity contest lately, Israel's friendship has been more valued by our government than ever. It's just not that hard. Unless, of course, you're a moron.

"This" is all soooooo BORING. It is to laugh!

McCain looks like a Steadman characature of himself. And that's on a good day.

McCain's schooling Obama for not repudiating John Lewis was a GAME CHANGER. We all know that McCain likes to 'play' the underdog...the more points behind he is the BETTER he likes it! But we didn't expect a coup de gra, coupe da grace, er, DEATH BLOW like the one he delivered last night. Then, to follow it up with an Ayer's insinuation. FUCK YEAH! America hungers for a strong leader who will track and demand repudiation for any statement made against him. Screw the economy; this is McCain's HONOR, which has NEVER BEEN QUESTIONED, we're talking about! Jesus, if Obama can cavalierly attack McCain's HONOR, what in the hell will he do to our economy? Vote McCain/Palin...because John's honor is at stake.

Even the most observant of candidates isn't going to be able to keep track of what a double digit majority of the populace says or does. For example, my asseration that Fairweather's got a rhino cock up his ass. Quick, Obama: repudiate that!

I think many right-wing pundits--and even FoxNews--may have decided they have a vested interest in an Obama victory. Their Nielsen numbers will soar! Of course, Obama and the Democrats will be busy shredding the first amendment via a revived and even more venomous version of the "Fairness Doctrine" while NPR and PBS are pumped full of taxpayer cash. (Borrowed, of course.) Um, the Equal Protection (fairness) clause has little to nothing to do with the 1st Amendment. Never has.

This is all soooo very BORING.

Yes, if only the little people were as witty and clever as myself...and there was a third party, and beer can fueled flying cars. If only these conditions were met, and if I didn't have this broom handle occupying most of my lower colon, I might actually deign to arise from my Soaring Hearts futon, gently set my steaming cup of green tea down, and consider contributing a few moments of my extremely valuable time to the political process. But it's all so BENEATH me, you know? It is to laugh!

Everything would be all better down here if we just got rid of our defunct 2 party system and went to a three party system. It's the solution to everything.

Hardly ... they both sucked. A couple of months ago KZOK had a comedian on the Bob and Tom show who compared this election to having to cut off your leg ... the only choice you have is whether to cut it off above or below the knee. They are both poster children of a defunct, good ol' boy, two party political system in dire need of a real strong third party challenge. It's all so very BORING, isn't it? If only we had a strong third party, and, and, like, really cool flying cars, that, like, run on empty beer cans, and, and.... We've got the world we've got. Get used to it, get off your whiny fucking ass, and do something about it within the confines of the reality you were dealt.

McCain's new racist campaign rhetoric against Obama is a suprising new low, even for such a celebrated asshole. Kharma seems to be having the last word, however; this week in the form of Troopergate, next week; who knows? The more Palin breath's God's fire into her enraged base at these increasingly Nazi-like rallies, the more non-crazy America asks WTF? Their campaign has definitely moved into the dark universe of the bizarre. One reporter dubbed it Palinland, a hermetically sealed environment devoid of any connection to reality. As I've previously stated, Sarah Palin is definitely doing The Lord's work. Thank you, Sarah. Thank you.

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I'm am so loving this campaign season. Sarah Palin, you are a gift from the Almighty.

The beatings will continue until you get the sight gag.