I’m not a Democrat or a Republican. What I’m against is the bullying coming from the right. Always from the right. Always. This is a flat-out attempt to ridicule the bullies and throw some light on the heroes. I've got lots to work with.
I don't own any of these images. The disdainful comments are all mine, however.
Q. re: Ambrosia: “D’Ambrosio has a history of making violent threats, once to his sister and once to a pair of eighth graders. Police responded to an incident in 2006, during which a woman said D’Ambrosio bit her son. In September, another student severely beat D’Ambrosio and put him in the…
[…And blah blah blah usual libertarian stupidity] then this little nugget:
“Rebloggable by request.”
Well, fuck you, hipster libertarian. Your man-made laws do not apply to me. I do not recognize your right to control me. The question isn’t who will let me reblog but who will STOP me from reblogging? NOBODY. Where in the Constitution does it say I can’t reblog this? NOWHERE. AND. SO. I. SHALL. (Which is really unfortunate for you because your argument is shit.)
Radio host Pete Santilli made shocking remarks about former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, claiming she should be “shot” for being “involved in the killings of American troops.” Santilli hosts a show on his website, but says he’s “ready to take my show to national syndication; that is, of course, if the FCC regulated AM/FM radio stations can handle my truth & honesty.”
Finally the Republicans managed to combine their hate of HC with their love of guns and fear of vaginas.
Fox News asked Donald Rumsfeld: Cover-up or incompetence? Well, at least they’re using an expert…
Dear Donald Rumsfeld, Please go away and die you fucking murderer. Sincerely, The World Minus Fox News
The shoe that Muntadhar al-Zaidi threw at then-president George W. Bush during a press conference in 2008.
Joe Biden looking at President Obama while hanging out with a couple trolls.
This pretty much affirms the opinion I’ve had of Niall Ferguson for years: he’s a bigot and a imbecile.
“Ferguson, who is the Laurence A. Tisch Professor of History at Harvard University, and author of The Great Degeneration: How Institutions Decay and Economies Die, says it’s only logical that Keynes would take this selfish worldview because he was an “effete” member of society. Apparently, in Ferguson’s world, if you are gay or childless, you cannot care about future generations nor society.”
Professor Ferguson is a free market conservative, of course.
