Rants

[preparation_H_bomb]

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HardLuckKid01 wrote:

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preparation_H_bomb wrote:
Yes, but Democrats also are corrupt to an extent, so therefore there is no difference between parties. Problem solved.

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once you provide a list of 59 Democrats with crimes equal or worse to the ones stated, I'm sure everyone will concede to your point.

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I'm sure I could. But that would be pointless. The sooner that we dismiss charges against one party because the other party may have done something vaguely similar in the past the better.

[landstander]

Thing is, I don't exactly hold the GOP as the grand unified solution to every problem out there. I generally support them, I'd consider myself more or less a subscriber to their politics, but that doesn't mean I don't hold them accountable, like i do the democrats.

[vadernaraku]

just a matter of time before ann coulter gets arrested  for child molestation but ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww ann coulter

[0_Afrozodiac_0]

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vadernaraku wrote:
just a matter of time before ann coulter gets arrested  for child molestation but ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww ann coulter

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What hetrosexual male in their right mind would want to sleep with that?

Fun Fact: Ann Coulter's real name is Frank Lester.

[Togussa]

You forgot (R)Philip Giordano - Former Mayor of Waterbury CT. Now serviing time for having sex with both underage boys and girls Cait Sith.

[pierrot-le-fou]

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0_Afrozodiac_0 wrote:

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vadernaraku wrote:
just a matter of time before ann coulter gets arrested  for child molestation but ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww ann coulter

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What hetrosexual male in their right mind would want to sleep with that?

Fun Fact: Ann Coulter's real name is Frank Lester.

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That's not a horrible punishment... I mean, if I had to choose between 5 years in prison or sex with Ann Coulter, I'd choose her, but I'd never do it willingly.

[FremanMaudib]

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0_Afrozodiac_0 wrote:
What hetrosexual male in their right mind would want to sleep with that?

Fun Fact: Ann Coulter's real name is Frank Lester.

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I used to ask myself the same question when I'd see them pick up crack hoes on Bragg Blvd in Fayetteville, NC.

Fun Fact: They did a 'round up' one night of all the 'ladies' and found that 70% of them were dudes. A couple of them were even wearing Ann's signature Black Cocktail Dress and Red Lobster bib (to prevent 'monica' incidents)...

[EternalDream]

What is morality when you have young premarital sex?

Dude, I'm a sicko.

[Peanutcat]

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vadernaraku wrote:
just a matter of time before ann coulter gets arrested  for child molestation but ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww ann coulter

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Ann's getting charged with voter fraud . . . . .

[0_Afrozodiac_0]

5 years in State or Federal prison?

Because I could sit in Federal for 5 years instead of fork Mr. Coulter, but I'd do it if it saved me from being the b**ch of some 400-pound man-gorrilla with tattoos named Bubba.

[0_Afrozodiac_0]

ROFL @ Red Lobster bib.

[gfish]

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landstander wrote: seriously, though...yes...youve got a list of about 20 people...and how many republicans are there overall? You can't nullify the value and intent of the moral structure of the republican party based on a few bad guys.

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That's just a few famous child molestors. That list doesn't include all the criminals who took bribes, embezzled money, shared secret information who lobbying groups... and the list goes on. I could also mention how the religious backing of the Republican party refused to presue an agenda of helping the poor so they could keep on engaging in gay baching and creating a quasi-theocratic state.

Your list is pretty weak. Allen took a few lines out of Webb's book out of context and presented them as child porn. Because you hate Webb, you immediately believed Allen.

[Hong_Kong_Phooey]

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gfish wrote:

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JackGeneric wrote: To summarize: it is a well-known fact that those people who must want to rule people are, ipso facto, those least suited to do it. To summarize the summary: anyone who is capable of getting themselves made President should on no account be allowed to do the job. To summarize the summary of the summary: people are a problem.

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And so the most powerful person in the galaxy lived in a small shack with a cat on a rainy world and once in a while a few sages came to ask him questions to which he would give cryptic answers in the form of a question because he really didn't want to answer them or rule the galaxy. His only goals were to watch his cat and entertain himself.

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According to Daoism, yes: that's why its the religio-philosophical path I've chosen to take. Now I just need a cat.

[Hong_Kong_Phooey]

and to address the OP: Well, thank you sir and thank god!!! This list, and the sort of attitude propelling this kind of thing on all sides, is certain to solve the myriad of problems we face, both globally and domestically. Kudos to you, sir: I, for one, champion your canonization to Sainthood.

[slyfoxx2]

People who can't tell the difference between pointing out hypocrisy and partisan hackery should use sarcasm to make a point.  They really shouldn't do so in such a pissy manner as to make them appear self-righteous.

[DILBERT_LAND]

"Republican" &  "Moral Values"   in the same sentence

is definitely some kind of oxymoron

They've given this country several scars that will never heal

that's "Moral" for ya

[Togussa]

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DILBERT_LAND wrote:

"Republican" &  "Moral Values"   in the same sentence

is definitely some kind of oxymoron

They've given this country several scars that will never heal

that's "Moral" for ya

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I agree.  They definitely have parted ways in the past seven years, and more even before that.

[I_AM_Guy_Shafor]

Why not? What makes it prissy? ... specifically ... if yer cool with that ... are we cool? ... cause ... you know ... I just ... y'know ... wanna be cool ... *ahem!*

Message Edited by I_AM_Guy_Shafor on 01-21-200712:16 AM

[RoadWorrier]

Late Nite FDL: Grand Old Perverts

A MUST-read, if only for the pic on the left!

[RoadWorrier]

Rebuplican Sex Scandals: The Gift That Keeps On Giving--

Republican Rep. Exposed Himself to Female Employee, Chased Her Screaming, "**bleep** It"

Posted by Guest Blogger at 4:41 AM on July 13, 2007.

This post, written by Howie Klein, originally appeared on Down With Tyranny!

At least this one, North Carolina Rep. David Almond had the decency to resign almost as soon as word of his inappropriate behavior came out. The North Carolina House Republicans are trying to keep his transgression a secret, but they did force him to resign. An insurance agent, Almond was serving his second term in the House. Impeccable DWT sources tell me he exposed himself in front of a female employee and chased her around the room yelling "**bleep** it, baby, **bleep** it." It is unclear whether or not there was physical contact. She filed a personnel complaint.

In a one-sentence letter to House Speaker Joe Hackney, the two-term Republican lawmaker from Stanly County immediately resigned his seat representing the 67th House District.

"A complaint has been filed against me with the Speaker. I intend to defend myself against these charges in whatever forum may be appropriate," Almond said in a written statement released by House GOP leaders.

"In the meantime, I have concluded that it is in the best interest of my family and the constituents of my district to resign from the General Assembly."

Hackney said he received "a personnel complaint" involving Almond last week, but said state and federal confidentiality laws bar him from giving any details.

...Hackney, D-Orange, didn't meet with Almond personally, delegating that job to House Republican leader Paul Stam, who announced Almond's decision at a news conference Thursday but also declined to give details.

"Sadness" was Stam's response to the complaint, which he said he first heard about late Monday afternoon, and to Almond's resignation, Stam said.

Stam, R-Wake, said Republican leaders asked Almond to resign "if the allegations were true," but that Almond resigned on his own.

"He did it himself. The leaders of the caucus asked him to resign if the allegations were true. We don't know the truth or not," Stam said.

In true Republican fashion Almond was the vice chairman of the House committee on children, youth and families.

[Jango]

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CaitSith03 wrote:
Far too many leftist keep prodding and poking at the Republican party for their purported hypocritical take on moral values. That's just plain silly when you think about it.

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It actually does seem silly to me.  I'm not a Republican, but I do agree with them on a few of the "moral" issues.  It seems more sensible to me to explain why Republicans are wrong on those issues, than to point out those who have engaged in immoral practices.  I mean, when a Democratic congressman hides money in his freezer, does that effect the separate ideologically viewpoint that Congress should work to help those in need and not themselves?  I don't think so.  So I don't really think the activities of Republicans refute their actual views.

[gfish]

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Jango wrote: I mean, when a Democratic congressman hides money in his freezer, does that effect the separate ideologically viewpoint that Congress should work to help those in need and not themselves? I don't think so. So I don't really think the activities of Republicans refute their actual views.

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So you're basically saying that if you kill people, you are not refuting your actual, ideological view that killing people is wrong.

The GOP's pervert brigade says to do as it says, not as it does thus exposing the fact that they don't have an actual, moral or ethical stance.

[DILBERT_LAND]

Republicans talk about Morals then do things like you have listed

"Thou doth protest too much"???

Or is  "Republican moral values"  an oxymoron

Like Military intelligence

[Jango]

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gfish wrote:

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Jango wrote: I mean, when a Democratic congressman hides money in his freezer, does that effect the separate ideologically viewpoint that Congress should work to help those in need and not themselves? I don't think so. So I don't really think the activities of Republicans refute their actual views.

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So you're basically saying that if you kill people, you are not refuting your actual, ideological view that killing people is wrong.

The GOP's pervert brigade says to do as it says, not as it does thus exposing the fact that they don't have an actual, moral or ethical stance.

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That's exactly what I'm saying.  Some Buddhists have killed people.  Should I present them in a thread entitled Buddhist Moral Values?  I don't see how it would refute the views of Buddhists as a whole.  Even if you could prove the entire "pervert brigade" were perverts themselves it doesn't make perversion less perverted.

[RoadWorrier]

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Jango wrote:

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gfish wrote:

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Jango wrote: I mean, when a Democratic congressman hides money in his freezer, does that effect the separate ideologically viewpoint that Congress should work to help those in need and not themselves? I don't think so. So I don't really think the activities of Republicans refute their actual views.

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So you're basically saying that if you kill people, you are not refuting your actual, ideological view that killing people is wrong.

The GOP's pervert brigade says to do as it says, not as it does thus exposing the fact that they don't have an actual, moral or ethical stance.

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That's exactly what I'm saying.  Some Buddhists have killed people.  Should I present them in a thread entitled Buddhist Moral Values?  I don't see how it would refute the views of Buddhists as a whole.  Even if you could prove the entire "pervert brigade" were perverts themselves it doesn't make perversion less perverted.

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It does make them hypocrites, though.