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He did have a slight worry at one point during the chemotherapy process when he discovered that one of the surgeon’s name was “Dr. Abdallah.”
“I said to his physician assistant, I said, ‘That sounds foreign—not that I had anything against foreign doctors—but it sounded too foreign,” Cain tells the audience. “She said, ‘He’s from Lebanon.’ Oh, Lebanon! My mind immediately started thinking, wait a minute, maybe his religious persuasion is different than mine! She could see the look on my face and she said, ‘Don’t worry, Mr. Cain, he’s a Christian from Lebanon.’”
“Hallelujah!” Cain says. “Thank God!”
The crowd laughs uneasily.
Herman Cain: Thank God My Arab Doctor Wasn't Muslim!
Seeded on Mon Nov 21, 2011 3:22 PM EST
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- Public Discussion (171)
In case it wasn’t obvious already, Herman Cain’s brief outreach to the Muslim community to atone for his unending list of inflammatory statements is definitely over.
What a hateful cretin.
- 63 votes
You can't buy this kind of comedy.
This piece of @!$%# just keeps getting better and better...
- 40 votes
Y'know, most people who want to show Jon Stewart how much they appreciate him just buy tickets to his show. Cain, on the other hand, goes the extra mile and makes Jon's job effortless.
What a nice guy!
- 38 votes
My mother's Muslim neurologist helps keep her cancer-free and has done so for years. I trust that man with her life, and mine if it ever comes to it. It doesnt matter to me what his religion is so long as he is good at his job. He is a damn fine doctor and a damn fine person.
This hateful bastard Cain needs to get a clue about what America is and the people who live here. How can any self-respecting American support this man?
- 39 votes
My goodness. He really dodged a bullet. Or a bomb. /s/ Just don't let Cain find out his Butterball turkey might be a Muslim!
- 27 votes
Stealth Halal Turkeys?
Hah! That's @!$%#ing hilarious, even for Geller.
- 20 votes
What's worse is that at least one right-one blog was screaming about how inhumane and objectionable halal slaughter is. Not realizing that kosher slaughter is identical. Therefore, they've just insulted kosher slaughter!
- 23 votes
Identical is right. Jews are allowed to eat Halal food, and Muslims are allowed to eat Kosher food.
- 26 votes
If Kain were less of a leader and more of a READER he would know Arab doctors were in the highest regard during the middle age's ruler and the wealthy asked for them I don;t think much was made of their personal beliefs until the crusades vilified them not that there were not plenty of bad Arabs at the time but our good Christians sure handle that well LOL.remarkable the similarity's of today.
- 12 votes
Did Mr. Cain also poll the anesthesiologist? the nurses? the guy who cleaned the OR? the folks who operated the autoclave or whatever method to sterilize the instruments? the ones who packed the instruments? Is he at all nervous about going back after saying something so damnably STUPID?! His little asinine quips are getting old, just like those of his fellow republican Mrs. Palin.
- 17 votes
Lebanon baloney.
Visiting a Jesus-themed amusement park in Orlando, Cain gave a moving speech to visitors after the daily reenactment of the crucifixion about his experience battling colon cancer.
Wow, I'm having a hard time deciding which of those activities is more fun. Either one of those, I guess, or maybe self-flagellation with a chain: it's really a toss-up.
"Hallelujah!" Cain says. "Thank God"
The crowd laughs uneasily.
After all of the abuse that Cain has so gleefully heaped upon the members of the American Muslim community, he'd better thank God that his chemotherapist was not 'one of them'—had that been the case, things would have started falling off our illustrious champion of bigotry a long time ago.
When your fundamentalist audience at a Jesus-themed amusement park laughs uneasily, it's definitely time for you to conduct some personal inventory. Either that, or have yourself voluntarily committed.
- 13 votes
Bigotry, republican christian style.
Repulsive, and in republican Christian circles all to common.
- 16 votes
“I said to his physician assistant, I said, ‘That sounds foreign—not that I had anything against foreign doctors—but it sounded too foreign,”
Sounds foreign,not anything against it,but sounds too foreign?!? WTF does that even mean? Plz don't answer. I already have a pretty good idea.
Bi,bi next year a$$wipes.
- 12 votes
This must be why he asked for secret service protection. Each and every time he opens his mouth, the list of people that want their 3 minutes with him keeps getting longer and longer.
Bags of stones for sale, buy 2, get the 3rd one free.
:)
- 15 votes
I wonder how funny he would think it is if a white person asked the nurse if the doctor was too black sounding. He is a freaking joke.
- 15 votes
It's amazing that the doctor could actually determine which @!$%# to operate on and which one would run for president!
- 12 votes
Thank God My Arab Doctor Wasn't Muslim
Thank Allah mighty that Cain really seriously factually hideous.
- 11 votes
His name sounded TOO FOREIGN? You mean like Bachmann, like Gingrich, like Santorum and yes, like Obama?
Oh come on Herman, you have finally reached rock bottom......STOP DIGGING!
- 16 votes
Why must the American voter endure such outright racism and lunacy from most the those in the Republican/Bagger field? Has this party completely seeded it's leadership to hate groups and right wing militia lunatics?
- 10 votes
Well if this is true then the 2012 election will be an referendum on whether this county is a country of unity and democracy or division and racist authoritarianism. Stay tuned.
- 9 votes
Has this party completely seeded it's leadership to hate groups and right wing militia lunatics?
I would have to ask those that claim not to agree with the hate groups and lunatics do you or can you hear and see the new age hate message without someone pointing it out?
- 3 votes
Here is a clue, most who have experience with racist in America either perpetrating it upon others or by direct experience of having it thrust upon them personally or institutionally know exactly what its, what looks like, what it feel like, and even what is sounds like. Now granted the perpetrators don't usually like to openly acknowledge it or to even agree it exist let alone own up to their roll in its continuation. They can certainly try proving that it doesn't exist since they seem incapable of seeing it without assistance.
- 7 votes
Herman Cain: "Thank God my Arab Doctor WASN'T Muslim!"
I CANNOT help but wonder, should he become president and his doctor wants to become the U.S Surgeon General, if he will require him to swear a "specialty oath" to him ON TOP of the Hippocratic Oath.
- 6 votes
so, Herb had a cancer in his @!$%#. how poetically just.
If Kain were less of a leader and more of a READER he would know Arab doctors were in the highest regard during the middle age's ruler and the wealthy asked for them I don;t think much was made of their personal beliefs until the crusades vilified them... remarkable the similarity's of today.
yes, unfortunately the present is remarkably similar to the Middle Ages thanks to people like Koch-Cain.
When your fundamentalist audience at a Jesus-themed amusement park laughs uneasily, it's definitely time for you to conduct some personal inventory.
i'd be quite happy if Koch-Cain didn't conduct some personal inventory and those dozens of Christian amusement (oxymoron?) park attendees did. let one man's constant boorishness sow seeds of tolerance (not to mention rejection of him) in many; it provides quite the return on investment.
- 3 votes
T'omm,
If you ask me, I think the good doctor missed a cancer cluster, because it shot from Cain's ass to his brain.
- 5 votes
I want to know how Herman knows the doctor wasn't Muslim? After all according to Republican dogma, just going to a Christian church for two decades isn't enough evendence to prove you are a Christian.
- 10 votes
so, Herb had a cancer in his @!$%#.
Well, that's the story. I think it was actually rectal-cranial inversion.
If you ask me, I think the good doctor missed a cancer cluster, because it shot from Cain's ass to his brain.
They are adjacent, after all....
- 8 votes
The farce loosely called a Primary continues ..... its a joke, its making the US a laughing stock that politicians can behave in such a rediculous manner. Politicians are never one's for logical real world activities for sure .... but this GOP Primary? .... its a farce.
And today we have a new "leader" ....... Gingrich, it beggars belief !!
It was inevitable I guess as the GOP thrash around to try and find a credible candidate and kid themselves they actually have someone capable of being President - they wish - so the merry-go-round was bound to stop at Gingrich at some point .... he will be shorter lived than the other clowns on the Prime Time Hit Comedy show loosely called the GOP Primary.
The interesting thought however is who is the next "Poll Leader" after the idiot Gingrich - there is no-one else left - they have all had a turn :)
- 5 votes
Suppose people thought that Cain was an indiot because he was black. Suppose people thought that Cain would never be a good president because he was black. Suppose people thought that Cain obvioulsy had a penchant for white women(his sexual harassment accusers) because he was black.
This man's detachment from the real world becomes more and more alarming. Instead of providing substantive answers to substantive questions he is spouting the same kind of racist rhetoric that was perpetrated against his own people.
Herman Cain has achieved a measure of economic success and for this many people attribute to him some degree of intellectual prowess. He has failed to demonstrate it thus far. In the words of an Old James Brown tune, right now he is talking loud and saying nothing. Perhaps he knows how to twirl pizza dough, make sauce, select cheeses and pick toppings, but his understanding of the world at large is severely lacking. His myopic views are scary and dangerous.
Personally, I wouldn't vote for him to be the president of the Deacon Board at his church. The only thing that keeps him looking reasonably respectable to some is teh galactically brain numb presence of Rick Perry. Talk about a race to the bottom.
- 6 votes
The doctor's name sounded too foreign? He can't be serious.
I would think that unless your name is something like Yellowbird or Sitting Bull, (or some other Original Native name) your name is pretty foreign. *LOL* Frickin' twit. Most of the names one hears hail from Europe, Asia, Africa, etc. Most of those that 'own' those names have been here for generations too. Yes, Cain, even those 'Arab' sounding names.
Sir, you are a useless twit (like tits on a bull) and not fit to serve as our President. May I suggest that you please find something else to do with your life than to inflict the rest of us with your bigotry, hatred and glaring ignorance.
- 7 votes
That sounds foreign—not that I had anything against foreign doctors—but it sounded too foreign,"
Jerome Leroy Benson? That name sounds black - not that I had anything against black doctors - but it sounded too black.
- 2 votes
I found five pages of Abdallahs in Ohio...surely one could be from Lebanon, OH, right?
http://www.whitepages.com/name/Abdallah/Ohio
Cain, I really cannot stomach you, please go back from once you came....
- 4 votes
"Too foreign"? Oh, good, now there's a continuum of foreign-ness. I wonder at what point on the continuum one is "too foreign" for Herm: you can be foreign if you must, but only to a certain extent!
- 19 votes
#2 - Mon Nov 21, 2011 3:44 PM EST[embodying Cain-logic]
But pizza is not too foreign, you see, because it comes from Italy, and the Vatican, the bastion of piety ("pie," get it?!), is in Rome.
- 13 votes
not that I had anything against foreign doctors
It's just the too foreign ones he would have objected to.
- 17 votes
Ooooooooooooh you mean like are president (wink-wink)
And this piece of s#it is what the GOTP has to offer?
Don't worry Herman he probably took the hypocritec oath
- 6 votes
Since he would be operating on me I would say that NOT being able to speak English would make him too foreign for me... I would like to be able to a conversation with the person operating on me... just saying. Oh and I am not saying all foreign doctors can't speak English, but it would be one of my criteria.
- 2 votes
Why? Are you usually in the mood for conversation when you're anaesthetized?
- 5 votes
Probably more so... just kidding. But seriously, I do like to talk to my surgeon before and after to go over complications etc. The main purpose for my post is to show their are always more than two sides to everything and I think way too many people are too sensitive too certain things (I know I have had my moments) but if you look at things more simplistically sometimes you will see not everything is has a negative perspective. A perfect example is the episode of South Park where they wanted to change the cities flag and the kids did not see anything wrong with it since they did not see color, but instead just people.
- 1 vote
I seem to think , Dennis, that you just don't like my free thinking idea after seeing all the "groups" and posts you are part of on this site. Also, how did you know your doctor was Muslim? Did you ask? Did he tell you? If either of the two answers are yes THEN I have a problem with that. Why should anyone care? I prefer not to know what religion some is as I don't really care (most do not promote free thinking). You could just say you like your doctor for saving you. I am sorry, but I think you are part of the problem by stating your MUSLIM doctor saved you. You just labeled him inadvertently, thus taking away from the main point that he is a doctor and he saved you by bringing in his beliefs. Again, just my opinion and last time I checked that sits in the same category as your right to freedom of religion.
- 1 vote
Also, how did you know your doctor was Muslim? Did you ask? Did he tell you? If either of the two answers are yes THEN I have a problem with that.
Because he's a really good friend of mine, and I live in Turkey. I'm the only non-Muslim here I know. Hell, my wife is Muslim.
You could just say you like your doctor for saving you. I am sorry, but I think you are part of the problem by stating your MUSLIM doctor saved you. You just labeled him inadvertently, thus taking away from the main point that he is a doctor and he saved you by bringing in his beliefs.
You didn't even look at the seed, did you? Or for that matter, even the title?
Go read the seed. Then read the comments. Herman Cain said "Thank God my Arab Dr. wasn't a Muslim." I countered that with "Thank God my Muslim Dr. was well-trained."
Get it now?
- 8 votes
Dennis,
Thank you and as I said if it were yes to the two questions then I would have a problem ( as I suspected you knew your doctor and again just making a point). I did read the seed but not all the posts and for that I do apologize. I never liked Cain and although he has a right to his opinion I find that if you are in the public's eye you should show respect to all. I truly despise both parties for different reasons. I am not sure how the political system works in Turkey so it's hard for me to relate to you on that, but extreme anything for me is a big red flag which I am sure you can relate to living in turkey. All I want to do is spark intellectual debate. I meant no disrespect to you, I just wanted to get to the root of the posts I did read. Well trained as you stated should be all that maters. I am not sure if you have seen south park or like it, but that episode I referenced is so simplistic that it really made me think. Oh and I live in Los Angeles and am engaged to a Hispanic woman, but I do not agree with illegal immigration... Just a side note.
- 4 votes
It's cool. Turkey is similar to the US in that it's a secular democratic republic. Same three branches of government (constitutional court, Parliament are just like the Supreme Court and Congress) with the difference being the executive branch. Turkey has a Prime Minister and a President, so executive power is shared.
Here, they take secularism very seriously. No religious marriages, for instance. You can have one if you want, but for the marriage to be legal you have to also have a civil ceremony. No mention of a deity or trappings of religion allowed anywhere near government funded institutions. Total separation of religion and government.
- 5 votes
So basically what America was founded on (separation of church and state). It's nice to learn and am glad you told me. I feel more educated now on at least one country. I have a very very small amount of Serian in me because my great great uncle was a refugee there so I would like to learn more about that country. The Internet can be good and bad as post can be taken out of context, but it can be good when you are able to learn as I have today. Oh and the reason I am so interested in humans is because I studied criminal psychology in college. As I am sure you are aware, ignorance breeds hatred, so thank you for the history... Take care.
Josh from Los Angeles
- 4 votes
Yeah, when Ataturk founded the Republic he was determined to avoid all the mistakes the Ottomans had made, so he completely redesigned everything. New educational system, health system, banking system, instituted secularism...even a new alphabet. Hell, he even moved the capitol from Istanbul to Ankara. 88 years later, it's the 6th largest economy in Europe, 17th in the world, and when the glo9bal recession hit, Turkey was unaffected. It's booming.
- 5 votes
Thank God my Muslim Doctor was well-trained. He saved my ass, more than once.
- 25 votes
#3 - Mon Nov 21, 2011 4:03 PM ESTBut that's impossible, because all Muslims are commanded to kill all infidels. Why would a Muslim doctor save you?! Eliminating you is required by their religion, you see. What better way is there to do this than to get the doctors involved and accomplish it one patient at a time!? /s
- 22 votes
Why would a Muslim doctor save you?!
Because he's a Doctor? Wait, are you talking about the one that put two stents in my heart or the one that stopped my head from exploding when I had a cerebral edema? (well, four, in six months). Either way, same answer.
Is it scary that I followed that logic??
Very.
- 15 votes
Because he's a Doctor?
Doctors save lives irrespective of religion?! Preposterous! Cain told me so.
My optometrist is Dr. Sindt... I suppose I should have asked her how far back her German allegiances go. She's also a woman... I guess I must consider that she's a feminist with a deep-seated hatred for men. Perhaps these contacts I've been ordering from her for years aren't the right prescription!?
- 14 votes
Internet needs more sarcasm tags. Or some of you people need to get out more, because damn that was obvious.
- 6 votes
Imagine how Cain would feel if Bachmann or any of the other candidates had hinted that they'd been worried their doctor would be black, and were relieved to find out the doctor was white??
- 24 votes
Hermie, your last name sounds like you killed your brother, OH my.
doofus.
- 14 votes
#5 - Mon Nov 21, 2011 4:27 PM ESTUncle Tom.
- 7 votes
#7 - Mon Nov 21, 2011 4:51 PM ESTA confused bigot. I bet he thinks being like them in hate and ignorance makes him equal to the white hate filled republican christian bastards who think like this.
Funny thing is it does.
But not in the way he intended I am sure.
What a pathetic ignorant fool.
He may be fit to run the republican partie of god but he isn't good enough for America.
Not my America anyway.
- 10 votes
For chrissake.
Just when you think Cain couldn't make a bigger douchebag of himself.
- 15 votes
#8 - Mon Nov 21, 2011 4:55 PM ESTSorry, Dennis, but some of us have no doubt that Cain's ability to make a bigger douchebag of himself is almost limitless. (Think Palin and Bachmann. He may well be their intellectual equivalent.)
- 5 votes
Indeed, I'm almost afraid to watch tonight's episode of "But, Obama Sucks" debate.
- 5 votes
Like Rham Emanuel said yesterday:
"I'm beginning to miss the wisdom of Sarah Palin...."
Ahh. The good ol' daze!
- 9 votes
"I'm beginning to miss the wisdom of Sarah Palin...."
Oh. My. Gosh! You know things are bad when that happens!
- 5 votes
Like Rham Emanuel said yesterday:
Hey! That name sounds foreign!
- 8 votes
But is Rahm Emanuel too foreign sounding? Only Cain knows for sure.
- 6 votes
LOL DaMamma
Who would have thunk it when we long for the days when Sarah Palin was dropping her gems of "wisdumb?"
- 6 votes
Like Rham Emanuel said yesterday:
Dennis P. McCann posted:
Hey! That name sounds foreign!
Not to worry, you know the Real Americans will make it sound REAL Amerikan......
They'll pronounce it Ram.
Then pronounce that how dare this Jew try and get Amerika to pronounce it such an "uppity" way.
- 6 votes
For a guy eho claims that "race doesn't matter to me"...he sure does say a ton of racist bullchit...
- 20 votes
#10 - Mon Nov 21, 2011 5:07 PM ESTYou got a lot of hate to question ones Religion who is about to operate on you. Dangling off a cliff a hand reaches down to help you up, "No, thanks I will wait for a non heathen"
Cain is no different than the racists who wouldn't let black Surgeons operate on them.
- 18 votes
#11 - Mon Nov 21, 2011 5:07 PM ESTHe's funny! I don't think he realizes it but he's funny. His impromptu "Amazing Grace" tribute to the tune of "Danny Boy", The "Imagine" tribute to pizza, his insane I Am America ad with the diabolical smile at the end and now this? I hope he runs again in 2016!
- 7 votes
#13 - Mon Nov 21, 2011 5:15 PM ESTShame on the media for waiting so long before bringing him to the forefront.
- 1 vote
Hey Herman, listen up.
My Dentist is Muslim too.
- 12 votes
so is mine...
I hope he's not planting IED's in my crowns. /s/
- 9 votes
You're not out of woods, though, Dennis. Just like my optometrist, your dentist might be one of them Feminazis. Be careful if your dentist ever puts you under anesthesia. You might wake up strapped to a bomb!
- 5 votes
My doctor isn't hot, but he's funny as hell. I didn't think Muslims were supposed to have a sense of humor. (do I really need the sarcasm tag here?)
- 10 votes
You might wake up strapped to a bomb!
Nah. Not from Professor Hot-Chick. Besides being a Professor of Dentistry, she's a good friend. I've known her since 2004.
- 7 votes
Dennis, I believe what you meant to say was, "Fufu, here's an all-expenses-paid trip to Turkey. Enjoy!"
- 4 votes
I'm an artist and a teacher. Either one is a vow of poverty.
But if you get here, I'll introduce you to a few hundred (because I'm an artist and a teacher, and I'm surrounded most of the time).
- 9 votes
I was a teacher in China and South Korea, mostly college / fresh graduate students. Of course, I'm married and would never partake. But, just because you can't touch, doesn't mean you don't go to the museum.
- 8 votes
Muslims have to have a sense of humor to put up with those of the ignorant Christian right.
- 9 votes
I'm pretty sure we all have to have a sense a humor around "the others."
As a Christian if I don't find something to laugh about when I read the latest ignorant diatribe ....
The alternative is bad.
- 9 votes
Wow what an ignoramus. I'm pretty sure these doctors would be falling all over themselves trying to treat him. What would happen if you were in a car accident and your ER doctor was the one doctor who is going to help you? How would you like it if some white person said that they didnt want black doctor and that person was the only ER doctor on shift? Stupid.
- 5 votes
#16 - Mon Nov 21, 2011 6:12 PM ESTActually there are cases where white patients have done just that, even to the point of refusing hospice care from black nurses and therapists.
Oh, BTW, Cain must be thinking of the good old days in the South where white and black people were taken to different hospitals' ERs regardless of the level of emergency or required treatment.
- 5 votes
It is statements like Cain's that make me wonder time and time again *why* would anyone support any of these lowlife candidates?! It amazing that any of these GOPers think they can win the general election by verbally *insulting* various of people. Of course, one just have to look at the 'Michelle Obama was booed' seeds and see all the hatred for the First Lady, and one can easily see where the GOP will get their votes, from the ill mental infriges of the far-right.
- 8 votes
#17 - Mon Nov 21, 2011 6:20 PM ESTThe more we know the less there is.... in this sad little man's twisted Christian mind.
- 7 votes
#18 - Mon Nov 21, 2011 6:30 PM ESTsteven-791492 wrote:
in this sad little man's twisted Christian mind.
Must be all the "twirling" stuff.
- 7 votes
What would he have done if it were *back in the day* and no white Dr. would treat a *colored man*? Please, this is not how I think! It was an example for how pathetic his statement was! :-(
- 7 votes
Dennis.... twirled one too many times.:)
G.H. ...your forgiven, he has fallen off the edge.
- 6 votes
G.H.
This idiot lived it. He's in his 60's and grew up in Atlanta.
- 4 votes
Well, one might *think* he'd know better it seems like, but then again the keyword WAS *think*! (apparently not something he does too well) What a maroon!
Thank you, Steven. ♥
- 5 votes
You do know that a maroon is a person of partial black descent, right? Like quadroon and octoroon?
You do know that a maroon is a person [...]
Did not know that. Fascinating. Seriously, thanks.
: )
Another definition of the term 'maroon', is:
A term of derision often uttered by Bugs Bunny when referring to an interaction with a dopey adversary. It is a mispronunciation of the word "Moron"
"What a Maroon!" "Will ya get a load of this maroon"
Most folks tend to use the word 'maroon' in the bugs bunny fashion, rather than the ancestry fashion.
- 3 votes
I have been telling people on Newsvine for six months now that the KKK and neocons, neo natzis and all of theses groups vote for Teapublicans and they vote especially for this lineup of Teapublicans . Cain was just used by the right to cover their butts and see if they could poach off some of the black vote and of course Cain adopted all their party rhetoric. They need to have the black NASCAR drivers compete and these same folks would be as vile to them as they were to the Obamas.
- 4 votes
#19 - Mon Nov 21, 2011 6:31 PM ESTthe only reason we don't have black nascar drivers is that it is way to difficult to steer from the back seat.
- 3 votes
#20 - Mon Nov 21, 2011 6:35 PM ESTAh, yes. Another day, another bonehead comment from Mr. Cain.
But wait. He was only joking, right? Because what's more "presidential" than making a religious or cultural minority group the butt of your lame ass jokes.
- 9 votes
#21 - Mon Nov 21, 2011 6:49 PM ESTscienceguy,
right on. wonder if he said to any of his female victims that he was only joking as he slid his hand up their pants.
- 6 votes
#22 - Mon Nov 21, 2011 7:09 PM ESTHerman Cain is nothing but a pox upon his party and this nation.
LOLOL!
His ignorant overblown ego is the weapon of mass destruction for his campaign.
Only an ass would think that spewing ignorant diatribes and one liners are somehow endearing to Muslims, Hispanics and other minorities and somehow cementing their support and their votes.
I think he needs to watch "An American Muslim"
- 9 votes
#23 - Mon Nov 21, 2011 7:30 PM EST...and we are to believe that this man will uphold and protect the rights of each and every US citizen regardless of race, creed, religion etc....I think not.
He needs to be removed from the pool of GOP candidates now...that he is still given airtime under their aegis is an insult to Muslims all over the world as well as at home.
How have we arrived at a place where such a bigot feels free to spout this bollocks without shame!!!???????????
- 8 votes
How have we arrived at a place where such a bigot feels free to spout this bollocks without shame!!!???????????
In the GOP, apparently.
- 11 votes
How have we arrived at a place where such a bigot feels free to spout this bollocks without shame!!!???????????
Ok, who's the fool ass twit who removed the "Do not remove tag under penalty of the law" tag off the GOP's piehole?
Find the fool, and there's your answer.
- 5 votes
Find the fool, and there's your answer.
I am starting with Rush, Savage, then the so called "Fair & Balanced" entertainment shyster network
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DS12
Good start.
Every time one of those pustules opens their trap thousands of books commit mass suicide.
- 6 votes
Did you know that Fox News is home to most of the increasingly violent "shockumentary" reality shows...watching colossal amounts of violence leads to the "Mean World Syndrome" - you think that the world is more violent and dangerous than it really is...
...and this leads to an increased liking for more and more powerful forms of law enforcement and punishment.
At least we have research today that shines a light on how these idiots got so buggeringly stupid!!!! Now all we have to do is...um...well, that's the sticky part. Suggestions?
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DS12
Good start.
GoldenGate.....to start would mean that many such as yourself would add to the list of the Fools...It is early to get it started and it would definitely derail the thread.....Malkin, coulter, palin, beck,oreilly,.......I digress.
Jane...question for you?......Do you think that CNN is a bad version of FOx lately???
At least we have research today that shines a light on how these idiots got so buggeringly stupid
Ok another question ever heard of the "council of Foreign Relations"? if not look into them
- 2 votes
LOL DS
I was going to add to the list but since you said "The fair and balanced network" I figured it was self-explanatory. Now that my 1 cup of instant coffee that has turned me loopier than normal and gave me the energy clean and rearrange my living room in one evening is waning fast I will do so after some sleep :)
CNN? I thought it was going down Fox Holler before the 2008 election now I believe it to be the red-headed step child trying to jockey for position.
Council of Foreign Relations -- Non-partisan resource for news and info. Too early or too late to go that deep. Someone hand me a Cherry lifesafer and send me to bed.
Please!
I will never drink instant coffee again!
- 5 votes
Instant coffee?? BLASPHEMER!!!!!!! <shudder> (this from someone who drinks a coffee called O Dark Thirty)
I tend to watch BBCA and MSNBC (at night) for news... Sorry... I LIKE Rachel Maddow and Lawerence O'Donnel (and I have my Republican sister hooked too... she's coming over to the dark side... we have cookies...)
- 5 votes
No such thing as instant coffee. If it's instant, it's not coffee.
- 6 votes
It's either drip or French Press in this house... Or you go out and GET some... and don't speak to me until there is at least a cup in me... there is too much blood in my caffeine system...
- 3 votes
At least a cup? Hell, I need that just to drag my ass out of bed and go get some coffee.
- 5 votes
Percolated in our house... the best!
Do not ask me my name, what day it is or why I'm up before the sun unless I have at least two, preferably three cups of dark, rich, strong coffee in my system!
- 4 votes
LOL
I do believe I have been chastised more about my unfortunate choice of coffee last night than my politics!
;)
Our coffee maker broke and I needed caffeine. Hence, the sad, sad, slippery slope of instant.
I have 2.5 ours of sleep and I'm still wired. That is some baddddddddddd ****!
I think we need a War on Instant Coffee. Forget drugs.
French press or Costa Rican "Por Media" coffee (no sugar) with lots of cream for me.
- 6 votes
I have found a place (online) that sends out freshly roasted heaven... I am switching between a brew called O Dark Thirty - developed by a former AF MSgt and the most wonderous Colombian (city roast). I drink my brews the way I like my men... hot, strong and nekkid... :)
- 5 votes
Do not ask me my name, what day it is or why I'm up before the sun unless I have at least two, preferably three cups of dark, rich, strong coffee in my system!
Yeah, I also wake up suffering from hypocaffeinia.
- 6 votes
Cafe Britt from Costa Rica.
1 cup will do ya.
And no Red Bull wall slam at the end of the day.
Just a nice energy all day long.
- 5 votes
I'd hook it up IV... but DAMN it's hot going through the tubing... and carting around that bucket of ice is a BITCH!
- 5 votes
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