Oh yeah, they want the STATE to control everything.
We're the idiot masses who can barely tie our shoes, go to the bathroom by ourselves, need THEM, the smart people to help us, guide us, show us the way.
Michelle Obama now wants to NUDGE us to eat apples and carrots, rather than fries.
Well, Michelle, you can pry my fries from my COLD, DEAD FINGERS.
I already have a Mother, thanks. I respect her. YOU? No way. NO way.
By the way, your husband is an idiot who can't speak without a teleprompter and he SMOKES. And, according to your own comments, your mothering skills have led you to throw your own children under the bus as being "fat".
Stay out of my life. Stay out of Americans' lives.
We are not in the mood for changing our lives, our history, or the food we like.
Now, watch out before someone drops a house on you.
Spend your time at home, girl. You've got some real mothering to do.
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NOW, can anyone detect a sea change of a mood swing after the Delaware results?!!! Howard Dean scream, if you please . . . . .
Ines Sainz turns heads and likes it. She refers to herself as “the hottest sports reporter in Mexico”. She’s appeared on the front of the Spanish version of Sports Illustrated in a bikini. She dresses to accent her, uh, assets.
On Sunday, September 12, she shows up on the sidelines of the New York Jets game to interview quarterback Mark Sanchez. Not surprisingly, she was noticed by the other players. During warm up before the game, many passes (with a football) were sent in her direction so that players could get closer to her. Later, in the locker room, during her (absurd) presence, there were comments, hoots and hollers. Now we have charges of “unsportsman like” conduct because of players’ actions.
Someone PLEASE save America from this IDIOCY!
It’s called football. It’s played by BIG guys with BIG egos. No matter how much wussy metrosexual men and frigid, frumpy women who hate their own bodies and reproductive abilities might like, that is not going to change. Thank God.
Once upon a time, sports was a zone free of the idiocy of Leftists who had already ruined so much else in our society. It was better then. We should not allow them to continue its destruction with the idiocy of political correctness and a denial of human nature, good natured fun, the freedom to be ourselves.
There are men in our society, and we are lucky they still exist, despite the Left’s efforts to make them extinct. They’re actually the ones who are typically much more respectful of women, appreciate their mothers, say “yes ma’am” and “no, ma’am”, open doors for them, make the best fathers, fill the ranks of our military and have protected the freedoms many take for granted or are eager to surrender.
Boys will be boys. Men will be men. The indoctrination received during so-called higher education doesn’t always take as desired, skewing reality in one’s mind. I remember being taught about “Baby X” during my freshman year. The story was of a baby who was never told of its gender, was dressed androgynously, played with trucks and dolls. The baby grew up to be the happiest little “it” in the world.
Blah, blah, blah. Bull crap.
The people who harp on humans developing from apes and monkeys are always the ones who strive to diminish human nature. It’s time to start telling them what they can do with their opinions, bring back common sense and an appreciation of what is real and good in this world. Football players getting excited over a beautiful woman strikes me as natural, and sure as hell more compliment than insult. If she didn’t want it, she wouldn’t have given herself the title she did and she would dress differently.
It’s time for sane Americans to put their collective foot down. Perhaps the football field is an excellent place to do it.
I just watched two idiots from New York City arguing on television about why New Yorkers – including those on Wall Street – overwhelmingly supported Barack Hussein Obama for President in 2008. Because they’re all idiots? No, not according to them.
One said it’s because they saw him as “one of them”. He said what he meant by that is they went to the same ivy league schools, he was the “smart choice”. If you want to insert “sucker’s” for “smart”, WE are in the same camp.
I’m sorry, New York City is full of complete and total classless morons who like to look down their noses at others because they think they are better, are smarter than every one else. Are they? Again, just think Obama. That Kurt Russell movie “Escape from New York” had a very smart title.
Do I hate all New Yorkers? Of course not. There are some smart, normal, real Americans there. I might be able to name the ones I know on two hands. Okay, maybe one.
I first traveled to New York City in 1986. It was dirty and nasty. I remember watching some Midwesterners being chased around The Village by some fool yelling expletives and later watching a transvestite being pelted with fries outside a McDonald’s in Times Square by a group of thugs who proceeded to chase him (her) down the street. I’ve yet to see heels move that fast again.
When I traveled back to the city on business in the 90s, it was a total transformation. Rudy Guiliani had left his mark; and, the difference was amazing. Times Square was night and day. I didn’t want to leave. Many of the New Yorkers I knew, of course, thought he was a horrible mayor for the city. See? Idiots.
In the late 90s, when the New York Yankees played the Atlanta Braves in the World Series (I lived in Atlanta), I remember fans throwing BATTERIES at Braves players in the outfield. Yeah, that’s some class.
September 11, 2001, occurred and on that day, it seemed we were all New Yorkers. As most of the nation, I watched in horror. I cried. I couldn’t imagine being there, yet, in some ways I wanted to. I didn’t even want to see the horror, but I did want to help, to hug, to comfort, to pitch in. I wanted to help share their pain because I truly did feel their pain. (Unlike the other fool they STILL support.)
September 11, 2010, I’m disgusted as many New Yorkers – along with their city leaders who approved it – are supporting a mosque to be built just blocks from Ground Zero. Honestly, I don’t give a damn where mosques are built. Except for that one. As has occurred around the world, Muslims often like to declare a victory with placement of a mosque. It’s their way of demonstrating power, they WON. If you do not wish to send that message, if that is not your goal, great: MOVE IT. The mosque backers wanted to put up this 14 story structure in just over a year when first announced. This while nearly 10 years later most of Ground Zero is still a blank space. Priorities, priorities. Quite a tribute to those whose lives were forfeited that day.
In the times in which we live we face many challenges, obstacles. Personally, I believe they get bigger from here, not smaller. New Yorkers, stop being such weak, appeasing pansies. (. . . Said the gay man.) Seriously, you people like to think you’re so tough, snap out of the idiot liberal funk you've been in, stand up to the insanity promoted by the morons you have elected. CHANGE the people you have elected, truly be smart going forward, be as strong as you like to think you are. No one attacks the bully on the school yard, but the weak kid, the obnoxious kid, the arrogant kid, they’re the first targets. Right now, you're one good damned target.
Start showing your best side again and I will possibly love New York once more. Even consider no longer looking down my nose at you.
Who's afraid of the Muslims in American 2010? Seems like everyone. You can do and say anything about or to Catholics, Jews, Christians. Muslims are off limits. Protected or feared, they’re not like everyone else. The people who love to provoke, well, they know a mad Muslim means business, often times with a knife. You’re granted special status when people are afraid of what you’ll do if another does or says something to them they do not like. Like the crazy old aunt you’re not supposed to set off at Thanksgiving, you've got to speak softly around Muslims as at least a portion of them are always a hair away from some violent act from which we’re supposed to help them refrain. If they go there, it was your fault.
A Danish cartoonist found that out in 2006. He had threats on his life, there were attempts to kill him. In riots which followed, others did die. It was, of course, the cartoonist’s fault.
Now we have a religious man and his 50 followers planning to ceremoniously burn a Quran in Gainesville, Florida, on Saturday. It’s provocative, no question. It’s meant to be so. And, yes, it's stupid. Everyone’s warning that he’ll endanger the lives of others if they go through with it. Muslims, I’m left to assume, are beyond Pavlov and his dog. They’ll tear themselves away from their prayer rugs to bomb, kill, destroy yet again when provoked. Guess if Christians, Hindus, Buddhists and others got violent when crossed, as the bully on the play yard, everyone would fear them, too.
Humorous? No. None of it. Just pathetic, idiotic, ridiculous. Oh yeah, and the guy in Gainesville, too.
In America 2010, liberals are fighting to remove a large cross placed on government land out in the desert where few liberals would dare go. Christmas is only a few months away, and we all know what that brings: Lots of excitement and anger over such dangerous things as Christmas trees, nativity scenes, hateful well wishes like “Merry Christmas”. Hideous attacks followed by murderous Christians hitting the streets. Oh wait, strike that last part. They don’t do that. Wrong group.
In New York City in 1999 there was an uproar over a few pieces to be included in an art exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum. Two pieces specifically, “Holy Virgin Mary” and “Piss Christ” were at the center of the controversy. “Holy Virgin Mary”, by Chris Ofili, included close-ups of female genitalia cut from pornographic magazines, along with elephant dung. Lovely. “Piss Christ”, which many will likely remember, featured a crucifix submerged in the artist’s urine. Classy. Did Christians riot? Was the American left concerned with their feelings? No. In fact, it was just the opposite. Christians were to chomp on the proverbial chill pill.
I took a class in college once called “What is art?” Looking back, I’m pretty sure the intent was the same as with many college courses: BLUR the lines, make anything acceptable. Whatever art is, what makes it appealing is surely different from person to person. Art, at some point, must be commercial, desired, or it is simply some idiot idea no one wants or would consider parting with their own money in exchange for the “art”. One man’s art, another’s junk.
I myself am an aspiring artist, mostly mosaics. I’ve started doing some mixed medium pieces of late also. Perhaps future projects might be “Piss Muhammed” (no need to explain) or “Pork Quran”, a Quran wrapped in bacon.
Would the American left pay tickets to see my creations? No. Would I have to go into hiding because of Muslims who threaten me? Maybe. All so prone to beheadings, violent attacks, yet so delicate and frail.
Who's afraid of the big bad Muslim boogeyman? Still looks like most.
While Glenn Beck seeks to lead America in a restoration of honor, there are many in our country who may need to focus on restoring sanity first.
The “Restoring Honor” rally on August 28 came off just as billed, for those who were paying attention, not attempting to distort the event before it even happened. It was without politics. It was heavy on religion, appreciation and celebration. Yet, reality and truth have never gotten in the way of a liberal on a mission. As hurdlers in full sprint, facts, hearing and excellent eyesight are merely to be overcome, dismissed in pursuit of agenda.
Sanity, along with truth, was sacrificed on the altar of liberalism long ago.
Religious or not, who could take issue with such an event?
Of course, the answer is easy: Leftists. Under this broad umbrella we’ll find all of the usual suspects . . . statists, socialists, Marxists, feminists, anyone who eagerly sent in their paperwork for consideration for a lifetime of victimhood.
Parents will sometimes use reverse psychology on their children to get them to do what it is they want them to do. Children, you see, will often do the exact opposite. It might be useful to consider this approach when dealing with the Left. If it is something truly positive, truly good for the country, these people will be dead set against it. Leftists will intensely dislike something or someone in direct opposite proportion to its benefit or desirability to patriotic Americans. If those Americans are Christian, the rule applies that much more.
So while Al Sharpton lambasts Beck for an event scheduled easily six months ahead of his own event, points go to Sharpton for perpetual victimhood. When anyone on MSNBC attacks attendees as “racists” or “tea baggers”, Leftists are of course suppose to score points because “racism” has always been a sure thing. For “tea baggers”, remember the child psychology techniques again; and, well, what is a Leftist but a fully grown child? When Leftists come up with a name they think is both cute and insulting, it’s t-shirt bound, shall be repeated at any and every opportunity. Washing a child’s mouth out with soap might be a good option, and sounds good here, but not recommended, as it would only establish new victims. We don’t need those.
While it may be at times frustrating to witness the insanity of the Left, best for patriotic Americans to keep their focus, our mission to return America to greatness once again. The more success in that vein, the more obvious their insanity will become to any who have not already recognized it for what it is. In that way, they may strangely be our best weapon, their own greatest enemy. Yeah, that child psychology thing again.
In 1992 MTV launched a new kind of show. A strategically picked group of young people – the nerd, the good-looking guy, the girl next door, etc. – all selected to live together in “The Real World”. There wasn’t much real about it, of course. It was contrived, manufactured for desired confrontations and interactions, social commentary, potential attractions and repulsions. Over the years, as they rolled out yet one more group of young people after another they gave them jobs, businesses, things for them to do to make it more real.
“Reality TV” was born. America’s been a little different ever since.
We now have shows in which marriage proposals are foregone conclusions in the final episode, after contestants (stars?) selected for the show compete for attention and, supposedly, love, declaring it as each is ceremoniously removed, hopefully in tears. It is about ratings, after all. We can also be treated to “real housewives” who do not do housework, but proclaim gleefully of their intense materialism, one I remember saying she always knew she was destined for greatness – which, in her case, meant marrying an NBA athlete. These days, many of these women, so obsessed with all their money, are finding themselves in foreclosure, homes and all that stuff they were so obsessed with on the auction block. Reality can, after all, get ugly.
Over the past few decades we’ve learned that apparently everyone wants to be on television. Many will do almost anything to make it happen. Young women used to care about their reputations. Now, some will lift their shirts to expose themselves to be included on a “Girls Gone Wild” video. Sex sells. So, naturally, a staple of the reality show is the “hook up”. It’s a reality show mainstay, right behind backstabbing. Some are even specifically about the hook up.
With such show’s ever increasing popularity, it should come as no surprise that America was so anxious to put all common sense aside and elect its first reality TV President in 2008. He was, many thought, perfectly cast, a good orator with a multicultural background, an inspiring story, two cute kids, he talked about hope and change and when he did, some seemed to faint. That’s good TV. We were told how perfect he is again and again and again. No surprise so many decided to believe. This reality TV President loves to be on television. At times, it seems he gets his wish 24/7. It’s like Ed TV, but different. He’s as detached from reality as a “real housewife”, trumpeting his accomplishments on the economy as his “Recovery Summer” looks more and more like Fear Factor.
Unfortunately for America, this IS reality. It sometimes seems like “Biggest Loser” and other times “MTV Cribs”, but, we never get to say “You’re Fired” like in “The Apprentice”, or vote him off like they do on “Survivor”.
A good cast is always important, but perhaps this show might best be called “Reality Sucks”.
Okay, before I go on, confession . . . . I am a weak American. I’m so addicted to modern conveniences, our 2010 way of life, when the electricity goes out I can’t function. It’s pitiful. Astoundingly so.
I’ve always said that if I’d been alive during the American pioneer times, they would have decided my best use was bait for wolves or grizzlies, an effort to save others while having one take it for the team. Largely still think so. Of course, if I was in pioneer times surrounded by a large sampling of other Americans transported there along with me from 2010, I’d be a hell of a lot safer, looking pretty good in comparison, I think.
What’s happened to this country? To us?
The election of 2008 wasn’t the beginning. It was just an example so blatant, so pathetic – “hope” and “change” . . . my diaper – it’s woken many from a comfortable slumber. Gets worse from here I’m pretty certain, so prepare.
Is America ready for it? Are Americans ready to support real leaders who will tell you the truth and be prepared to make the hard choices, to DO the hard things, to FIGHT and articulate what must be done; and, yes, inspire others so that they will want to take part, willingly take part. Again, I’m not sure.
Florida had its primary election yesterday. Among the seven Republican hopefuls seeking to take on the unstable embarrassment that is Alan Grayson were two tea party types who said things I personally liked a lot. They talked about the deficit and out of control government spending, our loss of freedom, this old piece of paper called The Constitution. One came in second, the other dead last. The candidate who won is a long-time politician who said in each of his ads that he “wants to save America”. GREAT that he wants to save America, but say it like you mean it, with conviction, STRENGTH. Each time I heard him timidly utter the words I envisioned him hiding beneath his mother’s skirt, on the verge of tears. Surely it’s all tear worthy, but not very inspirational. Overall, his ads sounded like so many I’ve heard before, during less crucial times. Maybe he’ll surprise me, others. I’m skeptical.
Yet, I’d vote for that guy a thousand times before I’d ever vote again for the slimy, yet-oh-so-tanned governor who now lies as strategically as possible, hoping to appease previous supporters while taking enough Democrats to win himself a senate seat in November. Charlie Crist is to Florida politics what sexual predators are to the internet. He cares only about himself, his personal gratification and betterment, to hell with Florida. And yet, in some polls he leads in the three-way race. He swore he would only run as a Republican. Then, when it was obvious he would lose, he bolted. This guy should disgust Floridians, not have their support.
Outside of Florida, Arizonans just re-elected John McCain as he spent $21 million to defeat former congressman J.D. Hayworth, who spent $2.6 million. Maybe Arizona voters can be bought. Or, maybe it was the impassioned spot about building “the dang fence”. Silly me, I still think back to his support of the amnesty bill in 2007. Short term memories perhaps brought on by the heat. Whatever the case, there’s something to be said for a “throw the bums out” mentality. It keeps them on their toes, keeps them honest, makes them feel vulnerable. McCain, despite the respect owed for his past, is no longer honest. That’s the McCain Arizona voters will likely see for five or so years after his re-election.
All in all, what I’ve seen so far seems America’s desire and preparedness for real change, for facing the hard times ahead is inconclusive. Many have talked a good game, gotten angry and said they're on board for action, sounded certain. The truth is out there, ahead of us.
Not yet sure America is ready for what must be done. Maybe I'm not entirely either, but in this case, I still feel like a real pioneer.
