1- You are always talking about how we need to embrace diversity, but you sure don’t want any on CNN. So why don’t you specify what type of diversity you are talking about. When and where is diversity good and when is it bad?

2- are you sure you don’t like him? because I don’t miss him on TV or the radio, because I love him, but I sure don’t pay any attention to people that I don’t like. You seemed to be pretty interested. My guess, you know he is right so you don’t want him on TV because you know people will wake up, but for some strange reason, you want people to avoid reality. am I right? Rethoric, I know I am.

3 – I hope CNN keeps him. I think they will because though I don’t have numbers, I’m pretty sure they are getting a good audience increase with him. After all most people are conservative and conservatives watch/listen to the news more. They also read more. There are statistics on that.

And BTW, CNN is trying to bring O’Reilly viewers (like myself) to CNN, but have you noticed that Glenn goes BEFORE or AFTER Bill, and not at the same time? Not a coincidence. We can watch and admire both of them. Though Glenn sure is funnier and soooooo cute.

War is not the answer:… Aside from defeating Nazism, Fascism and Communism, providing equal rights for women and ridding the world of rapists and tyrannists, war is pointless.

WTF? Wat to go off-topic. War did all that? Wow! Does it prevent tooth decay? It did such a great job of stopping Communism in Vietnam, and when did we fight that war against the Soviet Union?

Try taking a Critical Thinking class, or at least look up straw man.

And that is a question that should be asked based on Ellison’s past associations.

And what are you inferring? And are you prepared to back it up?

Those that are close to the mainstream like O’Reilly

Okay, who’s cleaning off my monitor? That is hilarious. Great joke, ’cause no one could say that kind thing about “loofah” and mean it…

I just wanted to express my gratitude and appreciation to you for making me aware of so many important issues. Your intellectually superiority and individuality are awe inspiring. Some examples of things that I’ve learned from you include:

1. The earth is warming: I never would have known about global warming if it weren’t for the bumper sticker on your BMW. Now (shhh, don’t tell anyone), I know that these cars aren’t known for clean emissions and low gas mileage; I also know that you live in a large, energy-consuming house cut into a mountain-side. As long as you communicate your message to others without inconveniencing yourself, that is what matters most. It must have been exhausting pasting that bumper sticker on your car. Thanks for the effort.

2. War is for oil: I learned from another bumper sticker on an SUV that the war in Iraq was for oil. Although that SUV burns more fuel than just about any other car on the road today, it’s great to know that you are so concerned about our soldiers and about the war that you were willing to temporarily deface your bumper to make your point. Please – don’t get off of your heated leather seats and do anything about it – the bumper sticker is more than enough.

3. Don’t be trendy: Until I moved to Boulder, CO, a hot-bed of elitist liberalism, I never knew how important it was for me to think for myself. While all of you so uniquely (and loudly) advertise the same trendy social causes, wear the same expensive clothes (made in China, of course), drive the same expensive cars and vomit the same obnoxious, elitist rhetoric on the rest of us, you also teach us to think and act for ourselves, and you call the rest of us brainwashed followers. Ironic, isn’t it? Thanks for the lesson in individuality and critical thinking.

4. Wal-Mart sucks: Without your graceful, eloquent protests, I never would have known that Wal-Mart was ruining the world. Thanks for keeping me informed. Although Target, Sears, Macy’s and just about every other retailer in North America source the same merchandise from the same foreign countries and have similar employment practices and pay scales to Wal-Mart, It’s wonderful that you’ve selected Wal-Mart to pick on. I’m most impressed that you have singled out the one retailer that provides more, affordable food and clothing to lower income families than all of the other retailers combined. I know…you really do want the dirty, uneducated lower class to have access to low cost food and clothing; you just don’t want them to find it in a Wal-Mart in your town. Thanks for caring so much.

5. War is not the answer: I never would have known that “war is not the answer” if it weren’t for your efforts. Aside from defeating Nazism, Fascism and Communism, providing equal rights for women and ridding the world of rapists and tyrannists, war is pointless. I am sure every American that lived through World War II was truly disappointed with the outcome. In fact, many of them were probably looking forward to speaking German and watching their Jewish friends die mercilessly. Thanks for setting me straight.

Again, I want to thank you for helping me understand so much. Most importantly, thank you for exposing me to the group-think, follower-based mentality so rampant throughout liberalism today. Critical thinking is overrated anyway.

 

Comment by Joe Sixpack

Heh. Funny one, Joe Six.
Nice to see you popping in every now and again.

I am going to miss all of the ” underlings ” around here yelling ” Judd Help! I am spineless and defenseless and they are talking mean to me. Please make them stop! I am so psychologically damaged and unbalanced that this poster is really getting under my skin! ”

Please make them stop! I have no other recourse against true debaters and patriots other than to fold my tent and run to you for some kind of strange assistance that I never recieve by the way.

You democrats are all mental midgets.

Bwahahahaha!!

I guess if you take pot-shots at those lying distorters you are entitled to the same pattern of behavior?

Hey! Who controlled thge Congress during the “heated” moments of the Enron and World Com scandals? Those elected officials that took up more time investigating a blow job than anything else? And was it George Bush who instigated increased scrutiny? OOPS…NO!!!

Sorry Joanie, you are as guilty as these “Libelrals” you generalize about!

Plus, you are waaaay off topic. You stink.

Examples?

And your problem with this is?

“What happened to the Duke lacrosse team was practically a lynching without the rope. And for the first time in my life, Mr. Oreo Cookie without the chocolate on the outside can understand why people celebrated when O.J. Simpson was acquitted.” [1/15/07, using a racial slur for African-Americans that refers to “being black on the outside and white on the inside]

Oh please? He was talking about himself.

“[W]hat I feel like saying is, ‘Sir, prove to me that you are not working with our enemies.’” [11/14/06, on what he would like to say to Rep. Keith Ellison (D-MN), the first elected Muslim member of Congress]

And that is a question that should be asked based on Ellison’s past associations.

“I wonder if I’m alone in this — you know it took me about a year to start hating the 9-11 victims’ families? Took me about a year.” [9/9/05]

And which families is he referring to?

“And that’s all we’re hearing about, are the people in New Orleans. Those are the only ones we’re seeing on television are the scumbags.” [9/9/05]

He’s correct for the most part. I remember being bombarded every night with scenes of the scumbags looting!

Liberals never let facts get in the way of a good argument. That is just one of the undeniable truths of life that must be accepted by all conservatives. A recent posting on this web site from a chronic Bush hater called “bushisacrook” offers up W’s “resume” and accomplishments as president. Unfortunately this posting was full of lies and half truths, witch is the typical basis for a liberal arguments. It would take to much space to address them all individually,
GEORGE W. BUSH RESUME
ACCOMPLISHMENTS AS PRESIDENT:

1. I attacked and took over two countries. Yes, this is what Bush did. Without being provoked, George Bush took it upon himself to attack and take over two countries….and we would like to apologize to Canada and Mexico.

2. I spent the U.S. surplus and bankrupted the Treasury.
I shattered the record for biggest annual deficit in history.
I set an economic record for most private bankruptcies filed in any 2-month period. I set the all-time record for the most foreclosures in a 12-month period. I set all-time record for biggest drop in the history of the stock market. Hey, did you hear? We’re bankrupt. I guess the Wall Street Journal missed that story, and for the record, the deficit, as a percentage of GDP, which is the only important measuring stick, is still lower than it’s been in decades. (It’s called Economics 101. Take it. Learn It. Live It.) It is an economic fact that George Bush inherited a U.S. economy that was stalling and beginning to tumble and had to deal with a world that was in a death spiral from Germany to Japan. Then 9/11 wreaked havoc on the the economic center of the universe….All in all, I’d say Bush has done a pretty good job protecting us from a Carter-like malaise.

3. In my first year in office I set the all-time record for most days on vacation by any president in US history. After taking the entire month of August off for vacation, I presided over the worst security failure in US history. Any third grader probably understands that a president, never has a vacation. Ever. All they do is move the headquarters for the running of the free world from one location to another. If you call having constant, 24 hour, security presence and daily briefings from everyone who works for you a vacation, then you’re right. ( What a bullshit complaint. I probably shouldn’t even have acknowledged it.)

4. In my first two years in office over 2 million Americans lost their jobs.
I cut unemployment benefits for more out-of-work Americans than any other president in US history. See Economy 101. And for the record, in the last 8 months nearly 1.5 million new jobs have been created, thanks to Bush tax cuts and economic policy.

5. I signed more laws and executive orders amending the Constitution than any other president in US history. After Economics 101, check out Civics 102. Amending the constituion requires a super majority vote of both houses of congress, then ratification by the legislative branches of two thirds of the states. It’s a little harder than just a pen stroke.

6. I presided over the biggest energy crises in US history and refused to intervene when corruption was revealed. I presided over the highest gasoline prices in US history and refused to use the national reserves as past presidents have. Are you starting to understand why school vouchers are so important. Apparently the person who posted this was not alive when Jimmy Carter was president. I remember gas rationing and the “odd/even” method of being told what day you could buy gas. If Bush would have emptied the national oil reserves the day he took office, it would be making it to the pump right about now….but then again, you’d have to understand a little bit about how the oil industry works to get it.

7. I set the all-time record for most people worldwide to simultaneously take to the streets to protest me (15 million people), shattering the record for protest against any person in the history of mankind. It’s good to be the king.

8. I dissolved more international treaties than any president in US history. Thank you. And would the jackasses who kept us in those outdated, irrelevant treaties please stand up.

9. I’ve made my presidency the most secretive and unaccountable of any in US history. How do you know? I mean, wouldn’t the most secret and unaccountable presidency, still be a secret….and unaccountable?

10. I am the first president in US history to have all 50 states of the Union simultaneously go bankrupt. Again, the Wall Street Journal must be sleeping on the job to miss this one.

11. I presided over the biggest corporate stock market fraud in any market in any country in the history of the world. No, that would be Bill Clinton. On two counts. The Enron and World Com debacles were at fever pitch under Clinton….and do you recall under which administration Ken Lay and all his ilk were exposed and prosecuted?…..

12. I am the first president in US history to order a US attack and military occupation of a sovereign nation, and I did so against the will of the United Nations and the world community. Okay take Economics first period, Civics second period and American History third period. We’ll leave the schedule open after lunch.

13. I rendered the entire United Nations irrelevant. The United Nations rendered itself irrelevant by failing to do what it said it would and then actively try to thwart enforcement of it’s own directives. By the way, you should also do some reading on the Oil For Food scandal that receives virtually no media attention in this country. The reason the U.N. fought against invading Iraq is because so many U.N. officials and world leaders were making so much money off Sadam being in power, to lose it would be unthinkable.

At this point I’m just tired. If there were at least some factual basis to the remaining claims made by this crazed Bush hater I might enjoy the debate, but when an argument is based on lies, ignorance and willful distortion…there is no debate. In fact, there is nothing worthy of debate, a point I prove with a final challenge.

Our visitor wrote; In a little over two years I have created the most divided country in decades, possibly the most divided that the US has been since the civil war. This is from the same write who called Bush a liar, a crook, a drunk, a deserter, a murderer and a moron. Who’s dividing the country?