Another great geography post. This one tackles how population dispersion – or the lack of it – may be a more realistic look at how we view some nations.


Another great geography post. This one tackles how population dispersion – or the lack of it – may be a more realistic look at how we view some nations.


This really disturbs me. As a child, I was raised to have respect for presidents. As a parent, I enforced respect for the office on my own child even in the worst years of the Bush administration.
But now that a black man holds the office, tinfoil-hat lunatics say children should not learn to respect presidents, nor should presidents encourage them to succeed. It’s an incredible hypocrisy.
Yeah, that’s right folks. Glenn Beck and his Legion of Mouth Breathers fear that armed mobs of step dancers will take the country from them.
This guy gets on the TV and radio and whispers treason and his greatest fear are dancing black teenagers who want to be doctors and lawyers.
Actually, given the inherent racism of the GOP, minority professionals probably ARE their biggest fear.
How long did it take the right to go from: “if you criticize the President you are a traitor” to “School children should not trust the President.”
What confuses me is that if ignorance is bliss, why are these people so angry?
— Len Kaminsky commenting on a Krugman post where he still tries to justify his backing of Hillary
“I’m sure another attack is being planned. If and when it happens, I hope the people will remember that Bush and Cheney had our enemy in their gun sights and then turned their weapons in a different direction.”
I love this letter to the editor in the Sun.
Every time you hear Cheney being given a verbal hand job by a FAUXNews “reporter”, remember that he got about 5,000 US servicemen and -women killed by taking our nation’s eyes off the ball in Afghanistan. Bin Laden is alive today because of Dick Cheney and his Dick-loving followers.
Bob reminds us that not only do most people want a public option, it is also $400 billion CHEAPER than anything else on the table.
And yeah, count me in if the plan survives as a genuine competitor to the foul plan I currently have.
A great article on the inability of Republicans in general to admit they could ever be wrong.
And the hatred and failed consequences of letting these idiots get anywhere close to the levers of power in this country.
At some point, Obama is gonna have to stop being a nice guy and start putting traitors like Jim Inhofe in a re-education camp.
I mean, hell, the Rethugs already believe such things exist. Why not prove them correct on something. For once.
This is the same assclown joining the “let’s have a revolution” crowd in recent days.
Look, you guys lost an election. Badly. It happens. You don’t get to burn down the country because the voters decided we didn’t need a Luddite Talibangelical theocracy. Get your crap together, form cogent sentences with actual ideas and maybe you get another chance in a future election. That’s how democracy works.
Then again, Christianity was supposed to be about loving thy neighbor and living righteously and see what you perverts and bigots have done with that.
I can’t believe I am standing today in a Christian church defending the proposition that we should lessen the suffering of those who cannot afford health care in an economic system that often treats the poor as prey for the rich. I cannot believe there are Christians around this nation who are shouting that message down and waving guns in the air because they don’t want to hear it. But I learned along time ago that churches are strange places; charity is fine, but speaking of justice is heresy in many churches. The late Brazilian bishop Dom Hélder Câmara said it well: “When I give food to the poor, they call me a saint. When I ask why the poor have no food, they call me a Communist.” Too often today in the United States, if you talk about helping the poor, they call you Christian, but if you actually try to do something to help the poor, they call you a socialist.
A pastor questions why true Christians would be against health care reform. And, more importantly, expresses disappointment with his angry co-religionists who oppose caring for their fellow man.
This article does a great job of tying all the angry, hate-filled terrorists together under one anti-American umbrella.
Basically, half of these folks probably couldn’t agree on anything more than they loathe compromise and are livid that this nation elected a black man to be their leader.
That, and that the world is flat and the moon is made of green cheese.