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Wow, who wudda thunk it

September 23rd, 2008 | 2 Comments | Posted in ramblings

Clay Akin is… wait for it… GAY!

I know, shocking to me too but there it is.  How did he manage to hide it for so long?  Boy was I fooled… yea, right.

The cover of the latest People magazine shows Aiken holding his infant son, Parker Foster Aiken, with the headline: “Yes, I’m Gay.” The cover also has the quote: “I cannot raise a child to lie or hide things.”

Yea, well Clay, you weren’t hiding it very well to begin with so I guess your safe on not telling lies.

Wonder what Kathy Griffin is going to have to say about this?

So Say We All!

September 23rd, 2008 | 4 Comments | Posted in Cowards, wimps

I’m going to direct you to two articles that resonate profoundly with me, from two of the smartest people who’s works I have read out here on the Interwebs.

First up is Bill Whittle and “The Undefended City” 

Next is Dr Sanity and “THE LEGION OF NARCISSISTS AND THE CONFEDERATION OF DESPAIR”

Go and read, they put my feelings into words much better than I can. It doesn’t mean I won’t stop trying though.  :)

Bullshit Seeking Missile

September 20th, 2008 | 7 Comments | Posted in Libtards

Working in a bookstore you get all types that come in, I’ve had the normal ones, the obviously disturbed ones, the parents who can’t seem to control a 4 year old child, teenagers who hang around the Manga section for hours on end, and then there’s the worst kind – the loud, hate filled political ones.

They are the ones that for some reason or another, usually it is completely unconnected to anything you are talking to them about, suddenly make a very loud, vocal political statement that is so far off the deep end that you feel compelled to either try to ignore it entirely and pray that they don’t follow up with another comment or shoot them down where they stand with a well placed bullshit seeking missile.

The latest happened just yesterday.  As workdays go it wasn’t a good or a bad day, it was just kind of there.  I was helping a woman look up some romance novel that she was looking for when one of the girls in the cafe came on the PA system to make an announcement about a coffee special that they had upstairs.

For no reason at all this customer that I am helping says, “Oh my GOD!  Whoever that is she sounds just as irritating as that little BITCH that is running for Vice President!”

“Really?” I replied, my retaliation systems already kicking in, “I don’t think she sounds like Joe Biden at all, but that could be me.”

I could tell by the look on her face she was stunned speechless.  Guess she didn’t expect to find a Conservative in California.

Yea, the BS missile never misses.

The Betrayal of Susan B Anthony by the despicable Sarah Palin

September 17th, 2008 | 4 Comments | Posted in Libtards, People are Stupid

Ever since Sarah Palin was picked as the VP candidate we have suffered through almost every accusation against her that you could possibly think of except for “She’s was really born a man”. (note – I expect this to be the next battle cry from the PDS crowd). The latest, and one that I must say was very amusing, comes from Juan Melli over at PolitickerNJ. I’ll give you the link even though I feel kind of dirty for doing that.

According to Juan, Sarah has betrayed Susan B Anthony by pricking Obama over his record as a community organizer.

This year’s historic candidacy of U.S. Sen. Barack Obama wouldn’t even be possible without the work of organizers like Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin might not even be allowed to vote, let alone run for office had it not been for women’s suffrage leaders like Susan B. Anthony.

But that thought probably didn’t cross her mind last week at the Republican National Convention when she compared her experience to Obama’s: “I guess a small-town mayor is sort of like a ‘community organizer,’ except that you have actual responsibilities.”

So now we have Martin Luther King as a community organizer too?? While one could argue that Martin Luther King did act to bring people together for their common self interests, I think it stretches the bounds of the term in question to try and say what he did was ‘community organizing’. I would also have to say that while Susan B Anthony was a social activist and took part in the woman’s suffrage movement she doesn’t fit into the category of a community organizer either since the definition I found states “Community organizers act as area-wide coordinators of programs for different agencies in an attempt to meet community needs for various services.”.

What ‘agencies’ exactly did Martin Luther King, Susan B Anthony and (to address another battle cry being heard on the left) did Jesus coordinate with? 

This is just a blatant, and somewhat ham-fisted, attempt to bolster Obama’s position by implying that his community organizer days in Chicago have a link to great Republicans such as MLK and Susan B. Anthony, and thus he is part of a long line of great Americans as well as a great religious figure. It is even more amusing that Juan tries to tie him to life long Republicans in the case of King and Susan B. Anthony.  Perhaps he is attempting to siphon off Republican votes the way Sarah siphoned off Hillary voters.

My favorite paragraph though has to be this one:

…They could have tried to draw parallels between Palin’s dedication to her community and organizers like Harriet Tubman, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Alice Paul, Jane Addams, Frances Perkins or Rosa Parks. At the very least, they could have acknowledged her humble place among such a proud lineage of leaders whose sacrifices left each successive generation a ceiling with a few more cracks than that of their predecessors. Instead we were told that those kinds of people don’t have any “actual responsibilities.”

In one fell stroke, suddenly Obama’s work on a community counsel where he was responsible for essentially nothing being equated to Harriet Tubman, who risked her life time and time again; Elizabeth Cady Stanton and even Rosa Parks. I never knew that Obama put himself at such great personal risk for what he believed in, and the amazing thing is that I sincerely doubt that one of these women would describe themselves as “community organizers”.

Also, I would ask, what responsibilities did Obama have in his position as community savior organizer? What was he responsible for and what was he held accountable for? I write a blog, but just because I have some print out there that people have read doesn’t make me a journalist. Just because someone works as a community organizer it doesn’t put them in the same company as Martin Luther King, Rosa Parks or Harriet Tubman.

I would suggest that Juan should take a nice hot shower now because after a stretch like this one his muscles are sure to be sore.

Apologies on the title to Andrew Dominik