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That’s what I yelled, all you Mel Gibson haters. Twice.
Not as bad as what was recorded coming out of Mel’s mouth, but I guess it’s enough to call me a racist.
Turn off the radio, you fucking spic bastard.
This was Manhattan in the early sixties. I had a cheap, rent-controlled apartment on 60th & Amsterdam. The bedroom window overlooked the courtyard of the buildings on 59th and 60th off of Amsterdam.
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By now it should be clear that Obama places his ideology above the good of the people. He epitomizes Lenin’s famous justification for the great genocidal famine of the Ukraine in the pursuit of collectivisation: “If you want to make an omelet, you must be willing to break a few eggs.”
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Well, Arizona has given us the latest twist in our national illegal immigration problem. It seems that people of all stripes are pressing the hispanic button.
My solution is fairly straight forward. Progressive liberals (or whatever they’re calling themselves these days), many of whom who love the idea of diversity but can’t stand actually being next to it, need to step up to the plate. Most of you don’t live in an Hispanic neighborhood, you don’t send your kids to schools with large Hispanic or black students, you just want the rest of us to do that so you can assuage your guilt for being white and successful.
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No, not Flushing, New York, the city in Queens where my beloved New York Mets played at Shea Stadium. I’m talking about flushing, the verb.
It’s my proposal for a constitutional amendment mandating a total flushing from the Washington beltway all politicians, lobbyists, journalists and correspondents every sixteen years — the Flushteenth Amendment.
We have witnessed members of both parties ignoring the wishes and needs of the people and are instead marching to the drummer of their own re-election and party ideology.
It’s Valentine’s Day, or close to it. A very good excuse to talk about love and its companion, marriage.
I’m all for it. Love and marriage. Valentines Day is a catalyst for a discussion of same sex marriage. Proposition 8 is again back in everyone’s consciousness. That’s how these things work, BTW. For any issue. Big for a while, then it fades and an occasion comes up to bounce it back into the mix.
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Reid’s comment joins Joe Biden’s “clean, articulate” remark about Obama in the library of the soft racism of liberals. They pretend to be color blind but sometimes say things that demonstrate race and color as being prominent in their thoughts and feelings.
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Speaking from the steps of the Church Of the Divine Government, President Obama stood between Archangel Pelosi and Reid to introduce his ambitious plan for Universal Hotel Care. This single-payer hotel care bill would guarantee every American an affordable hotel room or suite in any city in the United States, with no co-pay. This is the latest piece of the puzzle of cradle to grave control over our lives. Who’s your daddy? The government.
and not gotten into so much trouble.
Did he call President Obama a liar? No. He said that what Obama said was a lie. A distinction, yes, but some would say a distinction without a difference.
So, to avoid future plunges into the quicksand of honesty and avoid being called a racist, a Confederatist, a negativist and the owner of a bad haircut, here are ten alternate ways he could have yelled out the truth about Obama’s health care lies.
I was on the road filming a trailer yesterday and one of my fellow actors had a copy of The Washington Post. A story there caught my eye.
It seems that the California Air Resources Board wants to legislate against black cars starting in 2012 because it requires so much energy to cool them.
For the link-challenged, this is the Post story. There are others.
Greenies call it saving the planet. I call it government interference of my rights, an interference I categorize under the rubric of tyranny.
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