Un-American

[tvashtarkatena]

BTW, it would seem that our marijuana decriminalization bill is going to pass this year.

 

Finally.

[tvashtarkatena]

Oh, and Americans are assholes.

 

Jebus, ebbybody knows that.

[tvashtarkatena]

Remember, the first step in solving a problem is to admit you've got one.

 

The second, at least in FW's case, involves secanol and whiskey.

[archenemy]

I used sugar instead of Equal this morning. i feel very un americansk

[tvashtarkatena]

I used sugar instead of Equal this morning. i feel very un americansk

 

STFU and send me a phat check for our fall fundraising drive.

 

Marital equality this year, too. We're on a roll.

[archenemy]

Ok. PM me the address and I will mail a check. I owe you one anyhow.

[Fairweather]

Ok. PM me the address and I will mail a check. I owe you one anyhow.

 

Send it labeled "Attention: 2nd Amendment fund." They'll get a kick outta that.

[archenemy]

That's funny too. I forgot what a pleasure you guys are. Way better than work.

[olyclimber]

We are also way more American than other Americans.

[olyclimber]

I'm proud to be a North American, where at least I know I'm free. Not like that stupid ass South America goosestepping commie nazi brownshirt marxist cesspool.

[archenemy]

You are drinking the un-cola

[rob]

how's that song go? "proud to be unamerican"? wait, that's not quite right...

[prole]

gotta love b-ho's logo. all totalitarian regimes need their little symbols. this one is a little more subtle than a swastika, however.

 

Tea-Baggers appropriate Communist imagery and slogans

[olyclimber]

[KaskadskyjKozak]

gotta love b-ho's logo. all totalitarian regimes need their little symbols. this one is a little more subtle than a swastika, however.

 

Tea-Baggers appropriate Communist imagery and slogans

 

[prole]

[tvashtarkatena]

It's no secret that the U.S. Army has undergone an extreme make-over in the Wermacht style since Vietnam. The helmets, the demeanor, the ROE, (shoot everything that moves curfews, door kicking, etc), their (former) interrogation techniques, even their desert chamo is straight out of the Nazi playbook.

 

The informal stuff, however, the 'tea-bagging, let-the-bodies-hit-the-ground, top-predator" bullshit so popular and encouraged these days is probably uniquely 'American'.

 

Well, the Nazi's could be intimidating. But then again, they were also not very well liked universally. And, in no small part because of that, the rest of the world decided it no longer wanted them around.

 

Our situation is different, of course. We have all the guns, now, the Nazis didn't. Like the Nazi's towards the end of their adventure, we've had much of the blustery wind kicked out of our sails through the predictable failures of our recent foreign campaigns. Unlike the Nazis, the world vaguely remembers us before psychotic paranoia and a unilateral sense of world entitlement took over our national psyche, most particularly during the moron years. They wait, perhaps in vain, perhaps not, for the screaming lunatic to put the gun down and shuffle back to the crumpled remains of his humanity.

[prole]

Like the Nazi's towards the end of their adventure, we've had much of the blustery wind kicked out of our sails through the predictable failures of our recent foreign campaigns. Unlike the Nazis, the world vaguely remembers us before psychotic paranoia and a unilateral sense of world entitlement took over our national psyche, most particularly during the moron years. They wait, perhaps in vain, perhaps not, for the screaming lunatic to put the gun down and shuffle back to the crumpled remains of his humanity.

 

Oh, cheer up. There's always the domestic front.